New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-03


Stock on hand Sept I, 1851; $3.50 1881
Received since. ...... i, 406;1e3 1236S
- yesterday. col, 0S5 20S==72 1868
~ l.422.475 96,447
yesterday..... 060=13Soo5T 0OO=65. 262
Stock on hand not cleared .4l51s 3l.lSj
ToBACCO-The demand opened fair in the Tobacco
market but operations during the week have been limited
owing to the light supply of desirable lots out of the
hands of samplers The sales embrace 1850 hhds as fol-
lows: Saturday us hhds, Monday $50 Tuesday $50
Wednesday $50 Thursday $50 and yesterday $50 Prices
have been very firm and for qualities slight adj
vance has been realized over our last quotations We con-
seluently modify our quotations follows: Lugs 27l
Leaf, Inferior to Common, 4is04a. Fair to Fine
of054 Choice and Selections. 6iD7 Mason County An
sat q b. Among Thursdays sales was hid of supe
rior Yellow Banks which sold at No Il b. the highest
price we believe that has been paid our market during
the season.
sUGAR-Thc supply continues extremely light and
business has been mostly confined retail lots at our last
quotations The sales of the probably embrace 400
hhds, Wequotc: Inferior and Common 3,l6415; Good
Common 42s(0431 Fair to fully Fair 43.653k Prime
and Choice, 57E66}zs q fb.
Weeks receipts 400 hhds and bbs-exports Al bhds
1 and bbls.
MoLASsEs-0nly moderate business has been trans
acted in the Moasses market since weekly report
and the sales reach barely 700 bhs including lot of fer
menng Plantation 200 u gallon The ruling rates
have been 2i(2St + gallon for ordinary choice lots Of
reboilel
Weeks receipts, 7O7 bbls-exports, 81
FLOuR-Extreme dizziness has prevailed during the
greater part of the week in the Flour market and the
sales embrace barely $500 bbs of which 200 taken
yesterday The opening rates for Ohio s. sO3 S.
and for supcrine st. Louis 81 25N14 80 "a Dbl Since
Wednesday, however the principal transactions have
been at So rs u Dbl for Ohio and 81 75s5 for Extra St
Louis
Weeks receipts, 1O5SO bbls-exports 471O
GKAlN-Thc demand for Corn has not been active but
with light supply early in the week prices very
full and up to Tuesday evening 5000 sacks were dis
posed of at 4SO5e T. bushel for mixed and 52654e for
prime yellow and white, Some 10000 sacks have sold
subsequently at 414+ for inferior heated etc and 51
81 for mixed and prime yellow including 800 sacks taken
yesterday at these Oats have slightly fallen off in
price and the later transactions have been at 2t for In
diana etc, and 3ifd35G y bushel for prime ST Louis
Bran has been rather dull at range of S0S5e q 100 H.
Weeks receipts. 945O sacks Corn-exports. 2096O
PROVISIONS-The Pork market has been quiet and
the sales limited to few parcels mostly at $50 50 for
round lots Of Mess and S21 for small but including on
Wednesday, l25 bbs unnspected Mess at $50 So 100
inspected at SCI = Dbl We continue to quote NJ O. at
SIS 5o0sl9 and Prime at ST. 75slS without and with
inspection Beef has continued dull, with one or two
sales of half bbls Mess at 81 We quote Mess s14
S14 80 and Prime at S130s13 80 p Dbl The stocks of
Pork and Beef in the Inspection warehouses on the l.t
inst. follow:
r0rk-M n s bbls 1921 5;1 Mas Beef 100
Uninspected, 2s49 Prime: ............ a77
Other kinds 2S2 Other kinds. 1856
Total. 7l9s Total. ....... H.
Bacon has been very firm. owing to the small supply in
tho Market and Shoulders have advanced. The sales
have reached barely $50 casks during the week.
100 u b for ribbed Sides, 20 for clear, and 7sS9se
for ordinary to prime Shoulders-he outside figure for
Shoulders having been reached Thursday for lot of
10 casks Lard has been very firm, but with only
moderate business including 200 bbs and tierces 90
09 1916 ITO telces No at "a and 800 kegs at 1lt
Western Butter has been without material change
at 11G914 and Cheese at 76D71se q it.
RICE-We have only retail transactions to report. at
4l4GD42ss p fb for Carolina.
WIlISKY-The market for this article has been very
dull and the sales confined to few hundred bbls l7e
q gallon for Ecctifed At retail the rates have
Rected Il iGI az, and for extra brands 17s461s1se
T. gallon.
HEMP--No further transactions have been reported
The last sales at sS60sss 4 ton for Dew-rotted
GUNNY BAGS-We have not heard of any sales of mo-
ment. We quote bales at sac.
SALT-Thc rates from second hands have been 81 for
Coarse and 81 2 tor Fine delivered free of rayage We
COFFEE-Thc market for this article has partaken of
the general dulness the sales reaching barely 200O bags
Rio at S24609f = Ii for fair to prime lots further
cargo of $500 bags has arrived from Rio Janero making
the direct imports since September 1s 322996 bags,
against 100000 bags, to the date last year.
BAGGING AND ROPE--The principal sales of the
week have been 100 pieces Baggng at 49, and 100 coils
Rope at &c, time with interest.
CANDLES-Wc have noticed sale of 900 boxes Star
Candles at 191S, and smaller lots at 191s6O20t y tb.
HAY-some 800 bales ordinary Western sold during the
week at SIS 80 u ton.
LIME-The principal sales from first hands have been
$50 bbls Alton at 81 800 at 81 and 400 bbs Utica
at 81 10 = Dbl The rates from second hands 81 20
6S1 40 for Western, anu 81 65fGS1 rs for Rockand,
Thomaston etc
LEAD-The principal sales of the week have been 1900
pigs Upper Mines at 81 90 u 100 ID decline caused by
the difficulty to procure freghts former conditions
TAllIOW-We hear of further sales, The last was
at 63f4 Z Ii for city rendered
LARD OLIVE still quote this article at SOMs5e p
gallon for favorite brands
FRElGlTS-The market has been dull and the engage
ments few, at =. for Cotton sos for Tobacco to y
erpool ship was taken for Havre, on Thursday at
80 % for Tobacco There is no change in Coastwise
EACHANGES-Ihe demand has been fair during the
week, and the rates generally firm We still quote:
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