New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
PRICES TO-DAY.

Nov Orleans. !. sgl to * tosA 4s.o5 TX
Atlantic. $3.50 to 5& to So * to 515
In an improved inquiry domestics (which
have been ~ long depressed has impaired more conf
dence to which not confined to this class only
and in the business doing much mness Is displayed by
spinners and Manufacturers, who now demand higher
rates both goods and yarns The difficulty of getting
carly delivery alone acting drawback to the extent Of
fresh engagements.
Our Gram market continues heavily with hardening
tendency in prices Of all descriptions Of Breadsus The
import of Wheat has been the demand equally
so, at the extreme rates Of last Friday. q t
The limited supply Of Flour and e increasing inquiry
for export enables holders to obtain full prices and
the extent Of business only checked unwilling
cargoes of Indian Corn are in request at anced
rency. &
In active demand.
STATE OF TnApE-Afancheser, October 12.-Thoughbuy-
have been in the market day purchasing with readi
for houses protesting to deal with particular countries
only the character of the goods selected has been such
to give the business done character and to
show that the sales made the result of orders
all quarters either long held hand only recently
ceived Null yarns from 30s to co.'s suitable for India
maintain high value and among the qualities most
needed but nearly all numbers fetch full rates. and the
tone of the market is extremely healthy Manufacturers
eob hey who
realize by the of cloth does not remunerae them su
hcienty and it becomes with them question Of higher
prices. or non- production.
The latter the needs of the purchasers will not permit
and therefore to-day they have shown disposition lis
oouie
qualities Of cloths the prices which asked last week
but not obtained have been realized to-day and toera
bly, brisk business has been the result There to be
no hope the present of the price of Cotton coming
down. and those who have been looking to that and hold
ing off through its expectation now giving out heil
orders freely, to be quiescent longer was likely
probably to load to production except to meet con
tracts leaving the market completely bare Of stock The
demand has been general in cloths and the tone Of the
market is healthy.
From A. F. 4 R. Nlaxwens Circular.l =
LireYool October 12-The arrivals from Ireland ant
coasws during the past week have been fair of Oatmeal
but small Of other articles From foreign ports hav
only received 2194 quarters Of Wheat 400 quarters
500 quarters of Peas 1900 quarters of Indian Corn
Z 1075 sacks, and Ia 907 bbls of Flour. II
The exports in the time comprise 1901 quarters
Whea 1856 quarters of Indian Corn and 665 sacks
108S4 bbls Flour ssls
The trade throughout the past week has evinced
health ytone considerable business has been don
In Wheat and Eiour at an advance of Id to I'd q 10 b
on the former Sd to Cd v Dbl the latter article
Indian Corn good demand and for foatn
carooes an improvement ii from Sd to Cd % quarter ha
been generally estabshed In other articles there ha
been only moderate inquiry any material alter
alton in value. p u
AZ this days market there was fair attendance Of tow
md country trade snd good demand wa
experienced for Wheat and Flouy at an
Id to ID q TDbs and Cd p barrel on prices Of this a
week. sS ~ li.s,ss,l - ~
Oats and Oatmeal met with sloN sale az late rates
Barley and Peas each rather dsazer, aud Neal
brought ~ y quaxtex adTenoe.