New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20

men in the Tobacco market during the past three days.
and have heard Of sales to the extent Of 1000 hhds
Guiding 40 taken Saturday, Of which 800 hhds
by buyer comprising 12S at and 282 GAINESVILLE at
about exc and 20 hhds at So p f. On Monday about
800 hhds, including 14o at 5zO6ke p h. Yesterday
heard of further sales of $50 hhds Leaf and II hhds Stems
at. We still quote: Lugs 3X05 Leaf, Inferior to
Common, 5AGO5k; Fair to Fine, 5AiO654 Choice and
selections, 6%0Se fb The first hid Of the crop
received here Monday, the 18th instant from
Hickman, KY. consigned to R. Yeatman Co. 1t is said
be of good quality and was sold yesterday at 81 H.
The first hid of the last years also received
the 18th October
sUGAR-There is yet but small room for operations in
Sugar Market and the sales of the three days have
been limited to few lots including hhds crop at
for Fair 10 hhds Extra Clarified at and yester-
day "a hhds Fair at and 20 hhds Good Fair at 5e p IT,
We yet unable to form scale Of prices and for the
present omit quotations.
Receipts Of the three days. 1873 hhds-exports II hhds
MOLASsES-The receipts of this article yet limited,
but with moderate demand previous rates have not
sustained The sales of the three days embrace
about 500 bbls crop at 27027e q gallon the former
rate having ruled in the recent transactions.
Receipts of the three days, Al bbls-exports, 10.
FLOUR-The Flour market has continued to present
rather quiet appearance and the sales since last
have been limited to about 5000 bbs mostly at 81
Dbl for Ohio and "a 100$4 90 for Illinois and st. Louis
moderate lots Yesterdays transactions embraced 45O
bbls at these rates The sales also include Common
at So 90, and Fine at SO so u Dbl. ...I
Receipts of the three days, 1894 bbls-exports 1886
GRAIN-There is still but small supply of Corn in the
Market and the sales of the three days have reached
barely 5000 sacks nearly all at 59O6 bushel for Yellow
White and Mixed the Levee Oats have been in
request with sales equal to 5000 sacks St. Louis
Guiding 800 from store at 49, $500 Inferior at - 1900
bushels good at -, and some small lots at 39f040t q
bushel Of Bran have noticed only few sales at
| 5Of0s215e q 100 fb.
Receipts Corn for the three days. 1882 sacks-expors
1160.
| pRovIsIoNs-There is still hardly any demand for
Pork except in retail way and the sales of the three
days have been limited to few small lots mostly at
SIT so Mess and SIG so p Dbl for Prime. Yesterday
however, retail lots sold at the reduced rate Of $17O
SIT rs q Dbl for Mess Bacon has undergone further
decline, and prime Sides have been offered at % y b,
without buyers Some small lots of Shoulders have sold
at IKE p b. lot of 81 casks damaged disposed Of
Monday by auction at 7z for Sides and Sd U ib for
shoulders Hams have partaken of the depression, and
we have noticed sales of Sagg Shay's Extra Sugar
cured at 144 D Beef is still in limited supply and
retail parcels have sold at $140S15 p bb and 81 75O$S
p half Dbl for Mess and $12 500$1S q Dbl for Prime
Lard has been quiet; and have noticed only few
small sales, in kegs, mostly at 114e q tb for prime.
Western Butter has continued to SELL in moderate lots
a range of 15t020$ p Is, prime article being very
Western Cheese has been in request, and
So p h. most holders latterly asking sac for prime
RICE-The supply of this article is rather light, and
prices without any material change ruling mostly al
61s& y Ii for Carolina
WHISKY-The market for Whisky continues dull. ant
sales of the three days limited to 400 500 bbs in
Guiding 125 bbls Rectihed in three four lots at
u gallon and Monday 200 Fetchers Extra at the
price, Retail lots were selling yesterday at 1890
| gallon.
Receipts of the three days, e96 bbls-exports $685.
| GUNNY BAGS-The asking rates for round lots of thi
article have been s0S@, while for small parcels holder
| have realized ShS. We have heard of no sales Of an
moment.
. HEMP-No sales are yet reported in our market. W
| quote Dew-rotted, nomnaly at $86O$s8 y ton.
sALT-The rates for Liverpool, from second hands, ar
35O$1 As for Fine and 81 p sack for Coarse deivere
free of drayage
COFFEE-The Coffee Market has been without muc
animation during the last three days. and have
ticed sales of only few hundred bags at sS0s& %
good to very prime Rio There have been frthe
arrivals from Rio de Janero, and the direct imports
main at 2Oss3 bags The stock hand last evening
| about $4,000 bags.
BAGGING AND ROPE-There is yet but little doin
in these articles, except in retail way. The rates
small lots have been 1s@131q for Baggng and e06h
for Rope India Bagging has sold as low as 1O010l
, for cash.
LEADING yet hear of no transactions in our marke
LIME-We have further cargo sales Of this article
report From second hands the rates have been 81 4O
81 so p Dbl for Thomaston, ETC.
1T CANDLES-We have heard of no sales of this article
it. any moment. Star generally held at 2sO244 U
ut which are the ruling rates for retail lots.
HAY-We quote prime Western at $22l0$23 U ton.
nj TALLOW-We have heard of further transactions
this article and give quotations The last sale
nj prime at sh& u Ii.
LINsEED OLIVE yesterday noticed sale of 81 bl
40 at 64+ u gallon.
LARD OLIVE have heard of no further transaction
ea FREIGHTs-The Freight market has been steady wi
ted engagements of two ships for Liverpool at I'd two
Glasgow at the same: and yesterday one for Glasgow
our I'd, at I7-32d and one for Trieste at TX cent
ia Cotton
d. EXCHANGE-There has been rather better dema
aud the rates have generally been rmer during the
@ three days. but there is quotable Improvement
asst Francs 2OEab
IA Network sixty-day Bills. p ct
not Sight Checks on NewYork. A01& u Ct d
han Boston sixty-day Bills OK ID Ct d
and Philadelphia sixty-day Bills. ....... ID % Ct d
sni Havana five to eight days. parO1 u Ct
las NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
one .l--5asD JEFFERSON CRY,
ian, Tuesday Evening" October 10, 1852.
The arrivals during the last few days. excepting 10
he Texas Cattle have continued unmporant and the
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