New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

The weather has been clear pleasant most Of the
week, and within the past day or two quite warm.
COTTON-The market, though toerably steady in the
early part of the week. active and the combined
sales of Saturday and Monday did not exceed $500 bales
rather easier for the qualities below strict mid
ding On Tuesday the favorable by the Humboldt
gave favorable turn to affairs and the business Of
that and the two following days summed up 200 bales
viz: 5000 on Tuesday, s70O Wednesday, and 5000 on
Thursday prices being rm for the better qualities but
easier for the grades below Yesterday the publication of
the Niagara's news, announcing firm but unchanged
market Liverpool seemed to be regarded favorable
bales disposed Of making total for
the week of 1900 bales divided among English, Contin
entail and Northern operators Prices appear quite
steady at the close The receipts at this port since LIST
September 229o bales against 610069 to date
year. all the United States ports there is
increase compared with last year of 49, 10 bales
| NEW CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 551al Midding Fair ....s146 =
Ordinary ......". 6@6a Fair ..sk@ -
a1i Mddns and Fine 1 nsmna
TOBACCO STATEMENT
stoo han, 49,, Cotton" bale 900 Tobacco b Bids as
Received past week. -. 42os5 $50
previously. 7oo.265-742soo 6e42= 1881
Exported pa.t week sse5o 7'7s'0 -, 'l'l0a
previously. SIS 429-e1s.o79 .s.s72 =2s7sa
| Stock on hand not cleared. ....... 1861 1909
| TOBACCO-The considerable transactions noticed last
week had much reduced the Offering as there
have been receipts worth noticing the business has
been exceedingly limited The entire do exceed
$50 hhds mostly at range of 35e for crop though
Selections occasionally command 51aG06s T. tb. We
tain our previous quotations, however, though they
little more than nominal say For Lugs $685. Leaf In
feror and Common, 4G041s; Fair to Fine. 42lG05s4
Choice and Selections 6G661sG p fb.
| SUGAR-The supply and demand have been quite
moderate since last weekly report and the sales
the Levee reach barely 200 hhds including 400 taken
yesterday. Prices remain without any material change
and we still quote follows Inferior to Common. 2G0
3t4 Fair, 31s64; Prime and Choice 414fd5e p tb.
There has been good demand for crops plantation
and we have noticed the following during the week
200 hds Prime up the coast. deliverable before March
and for immediate delivery for the West 100 hhds
at 44t4 100 at l16. 40 at AZ. and 81 at 4ze p tb
Weeks receipts 304S hhds-cxports, 1855
| M0LASSES-The receipts of Moasses have been light
during the week just closed and have generally found
ready sale they landed Prices have been firm through
out the week and for choice qualities of 1s
&c has been realized in most of the transactions The
sales embrace about 5000 bbs which 600 taken
yesterday mostly at 191aG02Oal for Good Fair and
21d2 14q p gallon for choice lots.
| Weeks receipts. 5491 bbls-exports. 3415
FLOUR-The boats yet begun fairly to arrive
from the Western rivers and the supply during
the week has been light The accounts.
breaking of the ice and the reopening navigation
afford prospect of abundant receipts at an early
date. and have prevented any material advance. The
weeks sales reach barely $500 bbl which 800 were
taken yesterday prices generally ranging 81 00 81
for Ohio from the Levee and from atboat and SIS OO
So 121 + Dbl for extra St. Louis noticed on Thurs
day lot of 100 bbs unbranded St Louis sold private
terms, and unbranded Ohio at So S. T. Dbl One
two lots of unbranded St. Louis had previously sold at
So So p Dbl
e Weeks receipts, 1913 bbls--exports 97lo.
J. GRAIN-Our remarks respecting the Flour market will
apply that for Corn The sales of the week including
1000 sacks taken yesterday embrace 1900 sacks
e Corn at range of 46050t buhe for mixed lots to
Y prime White Oats have declined with sales of son,t
d 5000 sacks, mostly at 3031e for Ohio and 3233e
II bushc for St Louis Bran has continued sell il
: small parcels, at 81 90 u 100 is There has been NJ
J. Wheat in the market
Of Weeks receipts Corn 1880 sacks-exports $780,
re PROVISIONs-The Provision market has been ex
tremry dull and the sales mostly confined small lots
III Mess Pork has retaed slowly at SIS 500$15 10
10000 Bulk Meat have sold at 6SSe . b for Hog
At the Inspection Warehouses, LIST instant thor
!; not Dbl of Pork of any description There hav
been few sales of Beef including Thursday 800 Dbl
Prime at 81 so q Dbl Mess in small parcels has sold
81 o0@S12 co. Prime at 81 50OS7 70, and B. at IS o
u Dbl The stock in the Inspection Warehouses on tb
LIST Instant embraced 2209 erces 374 bls and 1856
, hbs. Bacon quote nomnaly at SGDS1ae for Sides
Ie and 7d07lae p 1t for Shoulders Hams have sold
m small lots at ss1le for plain and bagged to extra
choice Sugarcurcd Very little has been doing
II; and the rates nominal at s1adS}4q for bb and %
h. 94e d Ii for Prime in kegs Western Butter has
W tinued to bring 1o0l5 and Cheese 71aMs1ae u b.
=, RTCE-The sales have been quite moderate at rang
of g. GD35Se Il tb for Carolina
We WiIIsKY-The market for this article has been du
in the sales limited to bbs mostly at II IN
he 1ssa = gallon for Raw and Rectifed. including
rs Thursday $50 bbls Raw at the inside 100
300 fed at 1Se.
nd BAGGING AND ROPE-Thc principal sales of the
articles have $50 bales India Baggng early in
week at about 1876 $50 coils Rope at and $50 at
retail parcels Kentucky Baggng has sold at 10 ala
and Rope Mt 5l406sde according to brands. terms ct
Yesterday 80 pieces and so coils sold at ID and So cash
ter GUNNY BAGS-We have noticed only small tmnsa
go. tions at So for bundles and 9iir for bales,
Mr' SALT-A cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool Coarse 10
no sacks to the ton. Sold carly i'll the week. at $50 u
ed several cargoc have since been received part
his which reported to have sold 66e assert
lots We have also noticed sale of 5000 bushels Bona
wn Salt equal to 1876 cash
the COFFEEThc market for Coffee has presented ratl
firm appearance during the week. and the sales up
ON Thursday evening mostly Mt So for old and ds1
,n r Ii crop Rio Yesterday. however holders
,ity asking higher rates. and heard of SIG being reus
l. 1000 bags cargo of $500 bags has been receiy
pool Rio Janeiro during the week, making the dir
- imports, since the LIST OF september, l9S49O bags,
she stock in first hands last evening" about $4,000 bags
CANDLES-The rates still lower. and we have
iced sales of 1000 1900 boxes Star at 16016 p Ii
itor AYThcre have been few sales of Eastern at SIT
~ q ton.
or is LIME-A cargo of 1900 bbs Thomlson sold early
The week. at 81 121: p bbl-an improvement.
s. LEAD AND liEMp-Wc yet hear of nothing doing
Win these articles.
10 TALLOW-Thc only sale of this article of any mom'
has during the week. $50 terccs Prime City Rendered
ucnt SIC T. ID.
ans FRElGITS-The Freight market has continued het
and the few engagements have been at 3SG01332d
Cotton to Liverpool in British and American vessels,
In to Havre etc. On Thursday British ship taken
the Jivrrnoo at "A for cot+o,
ding ,yru.NcTs m, ,.r ,.,,.
trct o'nt''oihe supply vi piiis HIS hoI peeh Id
bill but the demand is very limited and the market heav
our quotations:
d to Sterling. lOs1a "a
ance NnrrVor 49,, A., n;ii
dish s;rbt Cbacts ~ Hrvn, '1Zs.g1 Y ".
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
ofRci- JEFFERSON Cry,
cided FAday Evening, February 6, 1852
dngs Arrived during the past week $50 head of