New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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"Wednesday Morning, November 10, IS

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The appearance 81 general market has been rather
animated during tho last three days, buyers generally
coming forward With spirit and especially In Western
produce, having their operations limited only by want Of
stock Prices IN nearly every department hare been Arm
and or articles have advanced
has been very active during part hs time the
Of Monday having been larger than before In
day in New0rleansS Sugar and Molases have been
in good request at previous rates Flour has cr
and has occasionally brought higher prices Grain has
bssn scarce, and Cofn advanced. Pork has advanced
II s0t2 bbI and other articles Of Provisions have
bssn Arm Coffee has bssn n better demand With an
improving tendency In prices. g
Accounts BY tho Cansds from Liverpool, to the 3oth
uit now fully dds BY telegraph from Halifax but up
to the hour Of closing report nothing had been
csived The Humboldt from southampton, ID also over
due Ut New York, she was to have sailed the 9th
uitim0.
Our weather has been clesr ID cool during the last
three days and the health the city remains excellent
sCoTT0N-The Cotton Market opened on Saturday with
rather quiet appearance owing in great measure,
ncseucy Of the wenths and the sales Of the day
limited to about bale the closing rates Of the pre-
cediug day On Monday buyers appeared early
the market, md throughout the day most actve de-
and prevailed resulting in sales to the extent Of fully
600 bales taken mostly for tho English markets at full
prices, and in some instances at slight improvement
The Gales included lot Of IS bales of Troy Cotton
from the plantation Of Mrs NJ A. smh East Eeliciana
which brought 1866 p H. Yesterday the demand was
good and the sales reached $4,000 bales making the
total busness Of the three days 2O00 bales The re-
eepts bales against
bales for the period last year the total
receipts at this port snce the LIST September haye been
37bso2 bales against the same data last
-. rIaarr
been Without any change Of moment though generally
quite arm, and We continue to quote q follows :
55s.s NEW ORLEANS classIrIc AXIOM
Inferior. 90 laiddlng Fair. 1o1<0-
Sidaliag Good Tss i iva
Good Middiing sf0lo aood sna Fine. II Ki0-
cotton ~ s9'e Cotton, s.iss Tobacco, shds
stock o. hand Sept lss2 4; ~, -
' = yesterday jester lay; 49,. 49,. 1os5--s7ssea 600 so4l
as5,424 2,7s5
yesterday ...... 5,73l-2oe372 0oo- ss41
Stock On hand not cleared /. :. (. .l79052 1885,
TOBACCo-The Tobacco Market has continued to pfc.
sent quiet appearance, and during the three dsys
transactions Of have taken place to know
edgs We have heard however, d some sales made during
latter part of last week. but not then reported
bacing $50 hhds on private terms These lots
dsrstood to have been taken for Spain. We know o
nothing to indicate change In prices and still quote
as follows Lngs, dos; Leaf Inferior to Common SKA
SsS Fair to Fine, 5xt0e1z Choice and Selections
6x7se v ii.
SuGAh-The demand in the sugar falarKet mas peel
good and the sales Of the three days embrace ~
comprising 100 Saturday 500 Monday and 800 to
day at prices within the quotations. which
as follows Inferior to Common 2Af6sa Good Com
rnon a; Fair to Fully Fair 41404x; Prime and Choice
5f0bK and Clarified 5a4(07yk& p h.
Receipts of the three days 692 " hnds
MOLAsSES-The supply OF Moiasses mas 0een amp'
and the demand fair during tns tnfse oays ~ saie
embrace ABOUT aooo Dois nesf.y - N'4 g eaon
Receipts Of the three days 2osi i.os.
FLOUR-With limited receipts, ana IAN inquiry
during Eng iase snfee uays' tne
prices noticed In our last review has continued ana
further has been n
tions The sales embrace some 1eyp pDis Mos'iy a
"a 370s4 40 for Ohio " 4SO % oo ior supernns y
Louis and 81 75S5 y Dbl Tor Extre ano onoce prandf
Yesterday sales inoldea apove 4oo 1AsFa
=, and 2so limos Z e - 40. 49,. -, so
Receipts q the three Gays Itoo ~ Atso.
aRAIN-@Fhe market mas neen nealy pare y oorn an
the sales have been limited, 70 lev !os laeluans,
Monasy, sfo sASAs Y -. ~ q u
rate Of zoe Y pnsnel ana s y
tho same vs.s oeen nl.n = q puslt
for st LOUIS tne sa.es .nciuons W.
for EXPORT At the latter inquire quoss nan ~
~ % y l00 II. 9s III Is q.
Heceptso Of Corn Tor tne tnree Gays ASa
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