New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-25

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Saturday Morning, September %. 1852 J
We have had another quiet week in general market
since the date of last review Cotton and Tobacco be
ing yet the only articles in which there have been any
in very slowly owing to the low stage Of water in
the upper rivers and prices kept firm while scope
is given to operators Provisions and Whisky have been
extremely dull and descriptions Of the former have
sold at lower rates. Freghts have tuctuated slightly
having improved little early in the week and fallen of
again to previous quotations. We have published
elegahic from Europe BY two steamers since
the date of last weekly review of the markets The
Pacific with dates from Liverpool to the sth and the
Africa to the 11th instant They Indicate quiet and
somewhat depressed Cotton market Liverpool during
the week ending on the date the sales for that
period having been limited IL 600 bales of which specu
ators had taken 5000 and exporters 1000 bales. The
official quotations by the Africa stated follows
Fair Orleans 62S MddIing Orleans "a, Fair Uplanls g.
and NIidding Uplands 53sd q Ii, The imports Of the
week had been l050 bales and the stock remaining on
hand Friday evening the 10th inst was 900 bale
The Bremen NewYo steamer Hermann was to have
left Southampton for NewYor. the 18th Instant AMI
the Cunard steamer Canada to have left Liverpool
the 18th for Boston Halifax. The Collins steamer At
lantc for Newlor direct to have followed the Canada
on the 22l inst
The weather has been during the week with rain
in the early part The reports the interior embrace
serious complaints of the rot blight which to be
spreading considerable portions of the Cotton grow
ing districts
CoTToNA large business has been donein the Cotton
market during the past week and prices have been fully
sustained. On Saturday the demand rather limited,
and tho sales barely exceeded 1000 bales in part
prices, but without quotable change On Sunday
ing the Pacifcs accounts published and potwth-
standing their unfayorable character active demand
sprang up Monday and resulted in sales Of nearly 5000
bales The inquiry continued with considerable ami
nation during Tuesday when fully 5000 bales changed
hands, but fell off Wednesday the transactions Of that
and the following day but little exceeding 1000 bales,
prices remaining without change Yesterday the demand
limited with sales of barely $500 bales, making the
total business Of the week % 800 bales taken mostly for
England and Northern markets The receipts at this
port the 1st instant have been GO SIC bales against
401O9 to The date last year showing increase OF
29737 bales The receipts of the week are 1851 against
1887 the corresponding week last year We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
o 5R'HfsF Fair r.'.. 1G' Sic
AIddus. 95i6D 90 Good Fair. ...,. nla6-
Good Middling 10 601O1s Good and Fine. 10
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales To6aoco, hhd'
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1852; ;.:..a.582 ,o ls,75i
yesterday. ....... 793l46O840 600 $3.50
1888 22434
yesterday 1220-2Og7o s22= $3.50
| Stock on hand not cleared 5S40S IS SOL
| TOBACCo-Thc inquiry in the Tobacco market ha:
been irregular having for two days been quite
animated but during the rest Of the week limited owing
in to the firm pretensions Of factors. baset
upon the accounts from the West and from Europe
In the Liverpool market, A Deunsoun Co.'s Circular
of the Sd instant quotes Tobacco being in fair demand
during the past month and prices have advanced nearly
I'D % b. The sales have amounted to about 1900 hhds
Stock in warehouses IL All hhds against l644 at SAINT
J,of
binary to fine 41slDGd stemmed, 61a0s4ad; Kentuck!
Leaf 31&f15d; stemmed +G051al. In our market tn
sales embrace about 900 hhds of which 600 wer
taken Tuesday, and 200 on Wednesday. We still
quote follows Lugs, 3l40i24 Leaf, Inferior t
. Common 5tG53s Fair to Fine, 54s06A Choice an
Selections, 6a071a Mason County, 4DS1ae T. h. Th
particulars of the sales have been follows: 40 hid
Mason County at Gil. 10 hhds at g. at G, at 6s 100
5as 1862 at = 14S at 716 at l2o IS at 51a(064.
| at 5s4, IA at -, and ISL (Aason County, at
SUGAR-Transactons have been limited mostly to II
tail sales at last quotations besides which We ay
noticed sale of 81 hhd at 5idt u Ii for Good Common
and few lots of Choice at IL q ID. We quote: Common
4a4043S Good Common, 56O5,4i Fair to fully Fair, g.
60576 and Prime and Choice 6hGD74 u ID.
Weeks receipts, OF hhds-exports II hhds.
MOLAssES--We have noticed only moderate reta
business in this article during the week, at range
23026t y gallon for ordinary to good and 27D29f f
g, | prime and choice reboled.
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IF FL0UR-Wc have but little change to notice in Il
10 E,our market durine the mast week the sunn hayi,
80, 80 ,;,,;to, 10 ,,;+ IS ot,,, o,t; N,
lie ' WV ' " i "
sales embrace about eooo hb including l2oo taken ye
'i leraay, mostly d. 'ne toiosins range Oh pr'caS y"
of Do ''W' ~ W. i"ho'' anu ". h'us pr ooIWPf -0 81
extra ana cholec pfahus ~ oo'tDe' w U opl'
ID weeks Receipts, looo' pois--eApof's' -'9'
4 GRAIN-The Corn market has been quiet during t
yoo ouipo tn tbe lioht sunnrs and the sales are limit
Id ~ rooo , f ,b;ob 1oon ,,or. +o,o, ,ostaraa pr;,
ag W 'ooo s'eh'' VI VIM" WV a' ~
- nave oseh urn az i'i " w
u-h;+o with n tenlencv To outsde foures in tbe LAT
N N' 80. -, ..o.ar 81 oe->o-,
lFahsact'ons 'oa's nave 9''' s"'"S Nv ','e0'.F
lis p'lSi'i i W. NUNS o' " -, 49,, -, -
ST. OIL h''e III rates, UNI has p''n
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