New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. i, 1852. ......s,5s2 1874
=. yesterday ....... 4517-44ss17 a. 6,4ss
459,34s 25,237
Exported to date. $500. .250O06 9,50S
yesterday 800. 4es5-254971 305- 9,S13
Stock on hand not cleared ... 2O437s 1924
TOBACCO-The Tobacco Market, as far as learn,
has been without any movement during the last three
days, except Monday lot of So hhds sold at $50
round, continue to quote the following nominal
rates: Lugs 4GD5; Le=f Inferior to Common 54(05H
Fair to Fine, 51GO6k Choice and Selections, 64GDse
y ii.
SUGAR-The supply of Sugar has been liberal, and
with active demand the sales of the three days. in
Guiding 400 hhds taken yesterday up fully 1900 hhds
at the following range Of prices Inferior to Common
224t032i Good Common, A Fair to Fully Fair, 4,lf0
Az Prime and Choice 421iO5I and Clarified. 5aD71S$
@ 1b.
Receipts of the three days, 2716 hhds-exports, $685.
MOLASsEs-There has been an increased supply in the
Moasses Market and though the demand has been rather
animated prices have further declined sD1& u gallon
The sales of the three days embrace 5000 bb of which
600 taken yesterday Prices opened at 1sD24$,
but since Monday the ruling rate for prime lots has been
24e y gallon.
Receipts of the three days. 1927 bbls-exports 1928.
FLoUR-The Flour Market has presented rather more
animated appearance during the last three days. though
the receipts yet too limited scale to admit of any
very extensive operations The sales of the three days
sum about 5000 bbls including, Saturday, $50 ILL
nos and St. Louis superne at 81 So 100 Ordinary Extra
at 81 62, Monday 1000 bbs mostly for export, at
81 45s4 SO for Illinois and St Louis with few sales of
the latter at "a So yesterday 100 Unbranded st. Louis
at So 12 800 Superne at 81 So and leo Sour at SO p
Dbl.
Receipts of the three days. s2l4 bbls-exports 24o5
GRAIN-There has been doing in Corn during the
last three days but with larger receipts prices have
clined considerably The sales of Saturday moder
ae at 70e y bushel but Monday 1000 sacks changed
hands at range of 6O0654 y bushe Yesterday again
notwithstanding the unfavorabe weather, the sales
reached fully 1000 Sacks all at 6Os q bushcl making
about sacks for the three days. Oats have
limited supply and most holders have been asking highe,
prices and the reported sales have generally been 4O
42$ u bushel for st Louis Bran has sold mostly the
advanced rates of 81 1ofO$1 Is u 100 b Wheat has
advanced and yesterday noticed sale of 400 sacks
said to be at SD U bushe
Receipts Corn for the three days. 9l9 sackexports
41O6
PROvISIONs-The principal sale of Pork that hay,
noticed during the last three days 200 bbs Mess
$1s IS U Dbl holders generally realizing $40 5OO$2O 90
has been firm especially for prime qualities will
moderate sales at range Of 7sl0Se "a b for Sides ant
74O72e for ordinary to choice Shoulders. Lard ha
been firm but rather quiet, the sales including 500 key
Prime, Monday, at 11$ y b.. Western Butter hal
continued to command high rates. the having beer
152oe y ii for ordinary to prime lots, and Cheese ha
sold in small lots at 91sf0101S$ p h.
RICE-The market for this article has continued quiet
and we have noticed only small sales at 5D544 p ID.
WHISKY-The rates have been improved, and we hav,
lattery noticed small sales at range of 1SsD19at
gallon for ordinary brands of Reced and zoo for Extra
On Saturday 14O bbls Rected sold at 1885, U gallon
yesterday 100 bbls Extra (Mountain Dew) at 20e.
Receipts Of the three days, 81 bbls-exports, 1856.
GUNNY BAGs-Prces have advanced for these articles
and on Monday lot of 5000 sold at S4, offer of
being refused for 100 bales. sess5s 49,
HEMP-No sales are yet reported In our market. W,
quote Dewrottea, nomiuslly, at $sstatss = ton.