New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRRscErr OFrIcE.

vorabe accounts by the Atlantic before the public
announcing steady and active market at Liverpool with
sales of $4,000 bales for the four days ending the 9th
instant This intelligence had the effect of rendering
market still rmer and the transactions Of Monday
and Tuesday summed up 1O,5oO bales, at steady
prices for the better qualities though the ordinary and
inferior qualities were if any thing rather easier We'd
nesday quiet day. the sales not exceeding 1900 bales
at very full rates for the better qualities. ursday
the market opened quietly but the favorable nd the
Africa becoming known at about two O'Clock three
parties forward and took 5000 bales at still fuller
prices Yesterday the inquiry continued and resued in
sales of 5000 bales making total for the week of $4,000
bales, taken mostly for Great Britain France and Spain
Prices close at advance, since this day week Of De
the improvement being greatest upon strict mddling to
midding fair The receipts at this port since the LIST
of September 72ss bales against 94335 to
date last year and at all the United States ports
there is increase compared with last year. Of
$50 625 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 72sf98ts Fair. 10hG0l
ad Miadas Good a Far Fine nominal nominal
STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1s51..........15,sao 2ss7l
Received since ,353567 1920
yesterday. S72l=l3572SS 2s9=4651e
Exported to date. -. l24e4o4 '-'' as.54o '''''
=. yesterday. 5,752=1 255,136 000-3s $40
Stock on hand not cleared. ....... n7,542 1880
| TOBACCo-The Tobacco market has continued quite
firm and with good demand. the extent of business
being less than it would have been had the supply been
larger and better assorted As it is the sales up
Thursday night amounted to about 1900 hhds at prices
fully up to previous quotations. and in
positive advance. Yesterday about 1926 Ilhds found
purchasers follows: % at 5; 33 at Az 155 at so
20 vt Az, and 10 and 3d. of which % and 31s
46 at A. and Il at SIG p tb. Our quotations
now: For Lugs 234034 Leaf Inferior to Common,
4043i Fair to Fine. 5t51a Choice and Selections,
5240614e q ID.
| SuGAR-The Sugar market, though without much
activity, has continued quite rm and during the week
2S0O hhds have been disposed Of including 800
erday Prices close with teaness the quotations
given last week viz Inferior, none Common 4041154
Fair to fully Fair 4s405s4 Prime and Choice, 5's064
| U fb.
Weeks receipts 209l hhds and tierces-exports 1853
| ihls and bills
| MoLASsES-A fair demand has prevailed, and not
withstanding rather larger receipts prices have under
gone little change The weeks sales (ncludng $50
bbs yesterday fully 5000 bb mostly at 2326e for
ordinary good fermertng and 27O2SS for prime and
choice reboiled.
Weeks receipts, 4O17 bbls-exports, 800
FLOUR-The Flour market has not presented active
appearance this week. and prices have been barely
taned notwithstanding the limited arrivals from the
West. Up to Thursday evening barely $500 bbls had
been Sold including $500 bbs Ohio hree atboat loads
delivered alongside ship at So 500$3 So and So 81
and the residue in smaller lots at So 60 for Ohio and st
Louis superfne and 81 625a6s4 s7j1 for extra and
choice bakers marks Yesterdays sales included only
about 900 bbls at this range.
Weeks receipts, 5ls5 bbs-exports, lO,237.
| GRAIN-We have had very active shipping demand
for Corn throughout the greater part of the week, which
has occasoned considerable improvement in prices
though atterly it has not been well sustained. The
entire salss of the week up about 81 900 sacks n
Guiding 5000 yesterday the ruling rates recently being
5000 for mixed and yellow, and SOC q bushe for prime
white Oats rather lover with sales of 5000 to 9OO
sacks at 290S2s for Ohio, Indiana and St Louis O
Wheat 900 sacks prime taken at 73e p bushel.
Bran has been selling, in limited way, at 72O75e
100 Ii.
Weeks receipts of Corn $40 sacks and bbls-exports
| 25619.
PRovIsIoNs-The Pork market has recovered from
the extreme dullness which characterized it all last week
and prices have improved 25N050e for all kinds Up
yesterday morning 1000 bbis had been sod princ
pally Mess at sly COOS17 S the latter rate for lot
oyervunnng the usual weight. On Thursday the ruin!
Sill 25 for Mess and yesterday 700 bbs sol
at about ST. 0OO$17 Is fog Mess uninspected. NJ.
has Sold occasionally, at $16 500S16 IT, and prime
SIS 25D$15 so p Dbl. OF Green Meat have notice
only some few small sales chiefly in casks at 10 fo
Shoulders and SDSI$ for Sides and Hams The stoc
of Beef continues light and is almost all in second hand
from which sales are made occasionally, at $l3 500
$l4 90 for Mess and $40 50GSll 90 for prime. Baco
is lower 3 nearly 1000 casks have been sold at s1093s
for prime ribbed Sizes, ap1 7aDTs4 y b for Shoulder
Yesterday there was little OF no change. Lard has
yanced materially especially for barrels which have bee
denand for Havana On Tuesday 1910 bbs and tierce
were sold chiefly at 9s4G09Me y fb for prime quate
Thursday the sales only in small lots and yeste
day heard of no transactions of much note either
bbls in kegs. Western Butter comes in little MOI
freely, and prices have fallen back to 1SiO224 p
Cheese scarce and prices little more than nominal
e 71sG0s7a4 p Ii.
- RICE-The market is still scantily supplied and "
notice small Sales first hands, at 44e Two cargo
+ | have arrived within a few days.
WHISKY-The demand has been limited, and pric
have varied throughout the week from 16l7e for Re
titled the ruling rate being 16aO16 y gallon for GOO
brands. Yesterday 800 bbls Recthed were take
mostly at l6s4e.'
WEEKS receipts 1890 bbls-exports 1877.
BAGGINa AND R0PE-These articles have been
70 yery limited request thc few sales reported being
for good Kentucky Bag!ns cash and time, al
h 5hO6t for fair to choice Rope India Baggng is dt
r, at IL 1s@11ae y yard.
1t GUNNY BAGs-The last sales were at Nv cash I
. bundles, and 1906 for bales.
sALT-The arrivals from Liverpool are very trian
and the only sales reported $500 sacks receiv
via Mobile 75s and cargo of 5000 Sacks in store
. fourth fpe) at 800 round The dealers have put up
rates to 900 coarse and 81 o50S1 10 for fine,
liyered Turks Island Groupe Salt in store, is held
ie 6of065f p sack.
h ootthh-"e nave hau hini pu' ia''i'i 4.ie' A'A
Rio Coffee this week. the sales for that period hav
At amounted to $500 bags, at 9D9e chiefly at the OIL
side rate for the best quality No new cargoes have
nc rived and the of the direct imports remains
bags against 29 LIZ bags to Same date last ye