New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


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saturday horning January 81 1857
The non-ntercourse with the West, occasoned by the
effect Of restricting operations in Western pro1ucs within
ver, Narrow Init within a.,. .n na,'.au" Will.
nave accounts That the ONO is again opening and may
therefore soon look for large supplies from that quarter
In Cotton fair business has been done and prices are
nt Sua,r ma mol.sso. ,,aro haan " "i''s
me ounafu STEAMER N'agafa was To leave Liverpool Tor
NewYork on the 18th inst and she has therefore been
now nearly fourteen days out
and on saturday and the early mart of Monday Gonna
s5oo ba,os fonnd n,,rcb,sars at nrov;ous r.f a. th
afternoon of the latter day however the Americas
counts were nublished showing syht aecl;na a. rvar
pool occasioped PARTLY no doubt nv the somewhat
state of affairs between England ana Franco Tb;s nte,
licence seemed to have but little effect with ms and tho
business of Tuesday Wednesday and Thursdav-snmmng
up fully $4,000 baes-athoug at easier rates for the in
feror and ordinary grades showed no decline o tho
qualities above Yesterday purchasers came forward
with considerable spirit and 5000 bales chanoed banda
making the business of the week AZ 5Oo ba,es v;ded
mostly among French -snanisb Nortber, and En,ish
buvers Prices are steady at o,,r ouotat;op. belo b
receipts at this port since LIST September are SOC
bales against 576O32 to same date last and at all the
nrpH
with last wear Of "a s97 bales
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r.: s~.,L,,r.,,,. ~. ,,.z
Ordinary 6T6 s. Fair S1s@ -
Middling. ~ Good Fair. .8AO9k
Good Mlddling .'7sl6Oeldood and Fine s nominal.
co,roy avn ros.cco sr,rr,rxr
co,,o, h.las 1,,,.... ,...
Stock on hand Sent l. 1851 1890 23S71
Received past week. 1926 600
,oo-, 7l5,t45 3oSlS
p"'' revins ,as 1T55-s 400 ., 2ss
stoc,, ~, hand mt c,o.rod 1e-a7e 71
T0BACCO-The Tobacco market remained inactive and
dull throughout Saturday and Monday but on Tuesday
200 hhds taken, by party. and on Wednes
day 900 hhds sold including 100 at ~ and the
balance at rates which the sellers would not make public
As understand however, that they were at figures
lower than last weeks quotations we now revise them
and they stand follows: For Lugs $685.: Leaf In
ferior and Common. 4GD43s Fair to Fine. 4ss05s5 +;
Choice and Selections 6G161se q tb.
suGAR-The Sugar market opened on Saturday with a
degree of depression owing to the accumulated
during the first three days of the week prices eci
dedly easier. They, however, recovered somewhat on
wednesday. and after some fluctuations closed last
evening at our quotations The sales of the en-
brace $500 hhd OF which 800 were taken yesterday We
quote: Inferior to Common, 2GD34 ; Fair, 3ls64 ;
Prime and Choice, 414G05e u Ii.
Weeks receipts, AIT hhds-exports. 1861
MOLASSES-The demand for Molasses was good during
the early part of the week but the receipts have atery
fallen off and the sales reach about 1900 bbs Owing
the moderate supply Offering prices since Wednesday
have been rer and have ranged mostly at 202lt for
prime and choice and 19l9s for ordinary fair quail
ties.
Weeks receipts 621o bbls--exports, 30O6
during the week but with very light receipts prices
been full. The sales up about 105O0 bbs including
1900 taken yesterday, the closing being as follows
Superne Ohio from the Levee 81 co. from flaboat de-
vcred alongside ship 81 036s4 05 fancy brands 81 Is
asa 30; Illinois and st. Louis 81 250S4 So and extra
brands s. 750S5 rs U Dbl We have noticed some sales
at auction, including lot of $40 bbs Ohio. slightly
damaged Mt SO 62 and 700 bbs Extra Illinois at 81 II
(dS4 So U Dbl for damaged and parcels Yester-
days sales included only about 1900 bbls.
Weeks receipts, 1920 bbls-exports 1920.
GRAINThe supply of Corn was very light early in the
week and prices had an advancing tendency until We'd
nesday when they fell off to about the range of last
quotations They have since further declined and the
later transactions have been at 4sGD5o q bushel for
prime lots and 46t for Ordinary. The weeks sales
10000 sacks Oats have been dull at 3l6D34e busllel
for Ohio, and 3536t for ST. Louis Bran has sold in
moderate parcels at 81 90 U 100 h. There has been
wheat IN the market
Weeks receipts of Corn 20l0O saeks-exports, $50
PRoVlsloNs-There has been only a moderate demand
for Pork and we have noticed only few sales, early in
the week. at Sl4 500Sl4 10 for old Mess and S15 0O0
$40 80 for new, the outside figure for small lots only
inc phclpal SAFE OF BULK meat was loooo ID at 70 ~ ID
price wmch could not be obtained for round lots There
has been some little inquiry for Beef and on Thursday
noticed sale OF ID Dds Prime at ~ 90 d Dbl We con-
tlnue 10 quote Mess at Sll oofdSi2 co. and prime at
~ eo0s' 70 y Dbl Ihere mas been no change OF con-
sequence III the Bacon market the sales having been
limited 10 some zoo casks mostly at sag for Clear and
sac lor uopea sues anu of' tee O. ID Tor Shoulders
iias nave so'o III hheo qusil'es' W ofh'e u ID Tor
pam anu oassea' anu 97shOiif lor extra ana choice
Aaru has iur'ner advanced with sales OF
some ooo DDS III o'ereie lo's' al oafdoAe anu 2ooo
kes az o7aq ,o' o, anu U Id iof lie" "es'ef
pu''ci mas p' III ~ eioeS1 ~ iotUlo "l'o
oheese Nv ehe '"'''''u i"'es VIZ 7sHp''ae U lb'
hioE-l"o e"tsous h''e peeii recel'eo ourihg the
week Withou' prouucinl mus" e'tece upon prices we
we hotcea s"les Oh ~ 'efces oafohh on IhnrSday al
3iaf0o9af O lb'
"lllsh1--friceS iof 'hs ar'reie nave been rtthel
tfmef nut te ses le hunted 10 ABOUT zouo dds AZ II "a
N0lsia 1of pot hecteo anu h"' le fulhg rates loi
round iots pe'hg ~ 7aWlof v sa'loh'
BAd3lNe AND hofh-lhe aemahd Tor these articles
yet confined TO small los pa1at rather prices we