New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
F. CRESCENT OFFICE. 1
Saturday Morning. January IL. 1852
With the exception of Cotton, which has been in brs
demand throughout the week. we have had only moderat
business doing in general market since last
view Sugar and Moasses have been steady, while To
bacco continues dull For particulars however in resar,
to these and other articles we refer to our detailed re
marks below.
The Asa- adviees Liverpool the Sd inst are nov
! fully due by telegraph.
COTTON-Our market displayed fair degree of activity
in the early part of the week. and prices fully main
tainc especially for the better grades which were il
especial request The sales of the first three days
follows: $500 bales Saturday $500 on Monday anG
5000 Tuesday taken mostly for the Continent of E
rope. On Wednesday the inquiry continued quite ami.
mated and $500 bales found purchasers at outside rates
The business of Thursday extensive the
sales reaching 10000 bales in most instances DIT frthe
improvement Of u Of cent for Mddling Middline
Fair Yesterday there not much offering. but still
5000 bales changed hands at rates fully sustaining
the previous advance in conformity with which we have
raised our quotations Thus the weeks sales embrace
800 bales taken mainly for France other portions OF
the Continent with part also for England and our
Eastern markets The receipts at this port since LIST Sep
TENDER 62010 bales against 1895 to date last
year and at all the United States ports there now an
increase. compared with last year of 96.sl3 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 5M51s sIidding Fair ..sA0sas
Ordinary 6ll@6zs Fair ..s1s6 =
a asea %fding Good Good a ssF Fine s sann
TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. 7obacco hhds
L..
Received past week.....,. 1854 LAO
previously. .5s4. 466==627 o1o 5.12s= SIS
64230O 3O349
previously 467 l 40==5O40 900 21.075 % $50
Stock on hand not cleared. .... 13s3oO S199
T0BACC0-Therc is still but little doing in the Tobacco
market and notwithstanding increased receipts the un
favorable character q the weather has nterfered with
sampng and doubtless had effect in restricting
operations Under these circumstances the sales of the
entire week do not exceed $50 hs mostly OH private
terms. Our quotations are nominally the same. saw
for Frosted. 2da Lugs 3lafa4,4 Leaf. Inferior and
Common. 41aGD5i4 Fair to Fine. 51aMG: Choice and
Selections 6t4t617e p Ii.
sUGAR-Tlie supply of Sugar has been heavy during
the week and prices have uctuated though with an ac-
tive demand. Since Wednesday holders have been able to
realize full rates The sales Of the week embrace about
5000 hhs including 800 taken yesterday the market
closing at the following range of quotations. Inferior
and Common. 2i4031s; Fair. 3alD4a Prime and
Choice. 41sfd5i6f q Ii.
Weeks receipts. 521s htds-exports. BOO -.
NOLASSES-We have but little alteration to notice in
the Moasses market for the past week The demand has
been fair and the supply ample with sales 1900 bbls
including 1900 taken yesterday Prices have generally
ranged at 2o21 20 q gallon for good to choice lots and
1Si1D191st for Inferior and Fermenting.
Weeks receipts, 1929 bbs--exports 63l7
FLOUR-The Flour market has presented no remarkable
feature since our last prices having undergone little
change though the stock continues accumulate under
moderate demand The sales of the week sum I'M about
81 500 bbs of which 5000 disposed of yesterday
the range Of prices being follows Ohio and Indiana
from the Leyee, So 65OSs Is and from atboat SO 750
So s7i St Louis 81 37lsS4 So and for extra brands
So 00@S6 ST1& q Dbl Yesterdays sales included fat
boat load of HOO bbs Ohio be delivered at the ship at
So so.
Weeks receipts. 1921 bbls-exports. 1865
GRAIN-There has been good demand for Corn during
the week but with heavy supply prices have hardly
been sustained The sales embrace nearly $4,000 sacks
including 1000 taken yesterday at an extreme range for
prime qualities of 46+Sf p bushcl with occasional sales
of Inferior and Ordinary lots at 1876 have been in
moderate request at S1iDs3 q blshe for Ohio and 35
$40 for ST. Louis the outside figures not having been
realized in the later transactions has sold slowly
at s5G190t p 100 b. which is decline from our last
quotations There has been no Wheatin the market
Weeks receipts of Corn 81 20 sacks-exports TO- $40
PRoy1sIoNS-Thew week opened with considerable dull
in the Pork market and the earlier sales were made
at rather lower prices but attery better demand has
prevailed and the rates have improved The sales enl-
brace 1000 bbls the up to Wednesday being
S12 750$13 SO U Dbl for Old and New Mess but latery
ranging at S13 25$14 90 for Mess Old and New $13 90
t013 621$ for NJ 0. We also noticed. on Thursday a
sale of 1000 bbls New Mess for future delivery
ton over $l3 37A D Dbl There have been few
Dry Sailed Meats mostly at 6O64a Il Ii for Hog-round
$40 for Shoulders, and for Hams. Bacon has been
dull most of the week. but rather better demand has
prevailed since Wednesday, have noticed sales OF
about $50 casks at ID p b for Old Sides and 71s for
prime New Shoulders have sold generally at 6s1@7
and Hams at s011 for plain and bagged choice Sugar
cured Lard has been in better request and the sales
Of the week embrace 1900 bbls and $500 kegs at
for Ordinary, and Tss for No. to Prime in bbls and
SID y Ii for Prime in kegs Western Butter has con-
nued to bring 10f12st D h.. Cheese has declined
and have noticed sales of $500 boxes lots
7GD7hss D H.
RICE-The market has been more active at a1ke "A Ii
for Carolina and notice sales of 800 to 400 terces al
this rate
WfISKY-Prices have further given way and round
lots of this article have been offering freely during part
of the week. ut l6ls0l6s4f U gallon for Reetied and
small lots have sold generally at 17 24S bbls sold on
Thursday at 1910 q gallon Raw. in moderate lots ha,
brought 1sfDls1se T. gallon.
BAGGING AND ROPE-The demand for these article.
has continued limited at l3G131s for Bagging. and
for Rope in small lots The principal sale of the weel
has been $40 coils Rope at credit of six months
GUNNY BAGS-Prices are lower and we noticed sal.
of $4,000, ON Thursday. at Cd, sixty days.
SALT-There have been further arrivals and M
cargoes Sold though several offering in store From
second hands the rates reduced S595 p sack fo
Coarse and Fine, delivered free.
C0FFEE-There good demand for Coffee du,-ul
the early part of the week, but latery the market ha
been quite dull The sales embrace about 500 bags Rio
mostly at 7id671sa q fb for Old Crop and TO
New prices lattcry tending to outside figures with ocea
sional small lots choice New Crop at size Two cargoe
have arrived from Rio de Janero during the week EN-
bracng 719S bags and making the direct imports sine
the 1st of September 1793o5 bags The stock in frs
hands, last evening, about 5000 bags
CANDLES-The market for Star Candles has continue
dull at 17617G u H. with sale of 160 boxes at the in
side rate.
HAY-The sales have been limited to a few lots at 81
50fO$l7 90 u ton for Eastern and Western ,5'
LIME-No further cargoes have been offering and bus
has been confined to sales from second hands at 81
NDS1 Is u Dbl for Thomaston etc
LEAD-We have yet no transactions in this article