New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Wednesday Morning, October 10, 1852 |
We have but limited business to report in general
market the last three days except in the article of
Cotton for which during part of the time the demand
quite active, The supply of this staple has also
very liberal and the stock has continued to increase
The receipts of Monday alone exceeded baes-th
largest quantity received at this port in day
The upper rivers continue very low and boats leave Gin
cnnat Louisville St. Louis, only with light freights
There it, consequently, but small amount OF Western
produce arriving Since last review have received
four days later intelligence from Europe by the arrival of
the steamer Franklin at Network. By this arrival the
Liverpool Cotton market reported to have much i'm
proved appearance subsequent to the departure of the
Asia the 18th ult and the rates had advanced I'D q
h. The sales of the three business days are stated at
600 bales which II 600 had been taken for specua
ton and export.
Cunard steamer America arrived at Halifax yester-
day bringing three days later intelligence from Liverpool
and confirming the favorable accounts brought by the
Franklin. summary of her news will be found IN our
teegraphc columns, The next steamer due from Europe
is the Arctic of Collins American line She was to have
left Liverpool the 9Th instant and comes direct to New
| York
The weather has been pleasant during the week and the
| health of the city continues excellent
COTTON-The large business noticed in our last review
as having done in the Cotton market on Friday was
| followed Saturday by dull and anguid appearance
transactions of the day were limited to about Zoo
bales On Monday morning, however there was consider
able inquiry, and the demand having received an add-
oral impulse from the Franklins accounts, which were
published in the afternoon papers the sales ran up to
II 800 bales prices closing with rmnes but without
actual change from the rates Of the preceding Friday
Yesterday the demand good, and about 1000 bales
changed hands at our quotations which are without
alteration though the close prices tended to outside
figures The sales Of the three days thus sum 81 500
bales taken mostly English account The receipts OF
| he thrpp % Ago bales, The total
cepts this port since the LIST September have been
l69860 bales against 1l43l5 to the same date last year
showing of SIS bales We quote follows
| NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ID lSIiddling Fair. .1on46-
Ordinary, .....,.s1s0 Fair -. ....... 1oA@11
Mid9ling 94 Coco Good Far ns az GU
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept 1852 Cotton Sass 1''''e' 1 Hs
Received R.oai since o.t. .i676so 1855
yesterday l97l=l6966o 600 ASS
l79I92 IS 81.
yesterday... 1900 69O3O 600 SOL
Stock on hand not cleared ll0I62 1862
TOBACCO-There has been only moderate inquiry il
the Tobacco market during the last three days and
have heard Of only few small sales, including hhds
g. 90 at $780,, and at 30 d b, We hear of no fur
ther change in the rates and continue quote as follows
Lugs 1905 Leaf Inferior to Common. 51lD51a Fai
to Fine, 5s4061s; Choice and Selections, 62iG0Sq u ii
sUdAR-The receipts of Sugar continue very light, ant
transactions have been small scale during the las
three days The rates continue at about the folowin
i range: Common 41sO42S: Good Common, 5N05i4
Fair to fully Fair, $780, and Prime and Choice, g.
7k& "a h. The sales include two hhds of the CROP
of fair quality at 60 q fb.
Receipts of the three days 81 hhdsezports, Is hhds
MoLAssES-B Business in the Molasses market has bee
pretty much confined to retail parcels at 2602s4 p gallo
for prime and choice old, and 3ol03lt for new crop
e Receipts of the three days IS bbls--exports, TO-
[: FLOUR-The Flour market has presented no srikin
feature during the last three days, though the receipt
have been larger and the demand having been of I'll
d usual limited character the rates have barely been
tanned The sales embrace some $500 bbs mostly in sna
10 lots at SO 95O$4 90 Dbl for Ohio, 81 l50S4 80 IL
70 Illinois and St. Louis, and 81 5oS5 90 for Extra an
ID Choice brands The sales also include some Extra Ohio
stained packages at 81 371a U Dbl
IL Receipts of the three days 1894 bbls-expors, 3l5
,g GRAIN-Thcre has been very little Corn the marke
and the transactions of the three days have been mite
to few lots embracing, probably, 200 sacks at 59no'
Is bushcl for Mixed and Yellow, and 6l063e for White
Oats have been in moderate supply only and prices ha
TX further improved the ruling rates for small lots Oh
10 Louis since Saturday having been 39Giof bnshel
We have heard of nothing further been done IN WeaC
of Receipts the three days 2o sacks-ezpor
10 =. 155l
es PROVISIOES-The demand for Pork has continue
limited beyond the usual retail business we bave
ticed only few lots of Mess Sold during the last thr
ed days, at 17 500S1 rs = Dbl Fer retail parcels hodt
have continued to realize SIS 90 U Dbl for Mess
supply of Bacon has been larger and the market has
. hibed less frmness, though holders have genera
s realized 9a697sf T. b.. Beef has remained withe
he material change in the rates and quote Mess in b
at SD in half bbs at 81 75Gss and Prime at Sl2 so
ID Dbl There has been rather inquiry for Lard
d sales of some bbls and 1000 kegs during the tn
he days at l115011S q ID for Prime mostly at the form
icy rate The supply of Western Butter continues Zig
especially of prime qualities and prices have been rat
81 firm Mt l6019e ID for kegs and irkins. Cheese
ivo sold generally at a range of 1sG0SlRe . ID
RICEWe have noticed further safes OF ABOUT oov Cd
is Carolina taken from the Levee. mostly at e3zs o b.
su small lots holders have realized 6sthfe Ss H.
r. wHIsKs-The dat arpsassne. IN this srsi5e 'tes