New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

stock on hand -. ................1 5l,N7 152s67
To-day holders having submitted to slight decline in
prices the demand for Cotton has been more the
is very little Cotton in MARKET and the stock OF
old is quite small,
PHILADELPHIA October 26Business has been rather dull
and the operations of the last three days generally on
limited scale, for the Cotton is langud Flour
and Wheat rer and the latter in active demand at
advance continues and brings full rates.
and Groceries and Provisions remain quiet. In other
respects there no very to notice IN
the market since the close of last week North American
and United States Gazette.
baltimore October 27-CorFEE-At auction this morning,
5000 bags Rio offered and 5000 bags sold at So 55a
40 "a loo lis The sale averaged SIS n After the sale
about 500 bags grades sold terms not trans
PRED.
FLous-The news by the steamship Washington has
strengthened the market for Howard street Flour Sales
to-day HOO bbls at 81 So Sales to-day of 1850 bbls
City Mills Flour at 81 80.
GRAlN-sales Of good to primo Red Wheats to-day at
e5a9Sc of White at 100al0c cargo of Pennsylya
sold yesterday at CSC far Red and los cents for
White.
ooRS-sales of old to-day at Zoe for both White and
Yellow. New Corn brings 55a60c, as in quality. We
quote Oats at 35a37c. .
PRoylsIoNs-The transactions limited and holders
generally realizing former quotations for prime lots OF
Bacon In other descriptions there nothing OF moment
to note.
wHrsKY-Continues rather and in active demand
Sales freely making at % cents for bbls and "a cents
for hhds. 71lpr
CorroN-There has been good demand for Cotton
during the past week. and tho sales have been to fair
although the recent foreign advces have shown
favorable of the Liverpool market and the trade Of
Manchester still transactions have exhibited dropping
prices without perhaps any positive decline since our last
publication The receipts of Cotton at the shipping ports
already greater than they last at this time
the weather for the past six weeks has been favorable
gathering crops the prospects large
are attering than appeared two months past TO
these facts may be attributed the tendency prices 10
that in Georgia there will be full average crop made
| and saved.
and the sales reached 1918 bales Saturday the market
was langud and the days sales amounted to ATT bales
The market dull on Monday, and 704 bales changed
hands tuesday was very of s46 bales only
Effected prices in favor of buyers There was good
inquiry on Wednesday, and 1900 bales changed hands
erdays sales summed up 1ssbales at prices the
yious day
| lowing particulars
Middhng
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In Sea Islands the transactions have been small owing
to the limited stock in market All that offered is freely
bought prices ranging from So to 4Oc for good clean
common qualities of this article The finer descriptions
| are worth from 43 to 45c. per lib.
.4ug,sta October 2S N-CorToN.-Our market opened
this morning with good demand and sales to fair
extent at for Fair Holders asking higher rates
Light supply the Market and prices very hard owing
to the demand Mddling 9s4 cents Sales on Saturday
| 1900 bales.
St. Louis Oct 27-TopAcco Monday, breaks at both
warehouses only 16 hhds 30 at the Planters and at
state) and sold as follows: at SO co. at "a 10, al
81 15 at 81 20, 2 at 81 So, at So AS at 81 50
leaf, common to fine "a 50 to So; common nanufactu
ring SO to IS; fine do. (of which none is on the mar
hhds the largest for several days-sae of 80 hhds and
tubs, follows; 49, So 80 S. 49, So So So So 90
81 s. & a St. sd IL Il III
81 State Warehouse. Prices to-day show decline. o
Manufactured Tobacco sale of % boxes medium cit,
brands at l1a15c. To-day at the State Warehouse I
to "a So and at So 10 At the Planters % hhds; Q
at from "a to "a 95 and at from So 10 to SIS SO.
Flour is rmer with sales to-day of country superfn
at So co. Quincy Mills at SO 65 country extra at "a 25
and scratched ats rs. The reported sales of Whea
the last figures for cSoice qualities. White corn 44e
Oats 20 and soc The pr9ysion market dull and and opera
! sides nominal at 81, and ss md shoulders 81
e last sale Of pork at sls Whisky to-day advance
I tive. New coffee %, old &C., sugars from Az to O. me
70 lasses, plantation, old, 81; new IS an0ss7s.
FREIcHrs-To New Orleans, on -four per Dbl Soc por
tobacco 81 90 per hid l4c per bushe bacon art
oats bran and bale SOC 100 lbs hay IS do
lead Zoe stock cattle per head $6 sheep Soc hogs
y | River on stand.
GRocEnIEs-Monday sale of 500 bags of coifee-AoO r.
ported as follows: 200 old at 90, and 200 new at
ID bags coffee at 4 % half bbs molasses at 31c
IL notice the arrival of two three lots of new moass
holders Offering by the 20 bbs $780, in sma
Of quantities at Sac. few hhds of sugar also
at 6crepresented as Of superior qualit
To-day 100 bags coffee at 91c; Is bbls moass
Of at $3.50. Common to prime sugars may be quoted
Az Co. grade between common and fair to-day offer
at &c,
Hostile market at this point in relation to hogs
pears to be somewhat unsettled very late contraG
ID have been made SO far information extends.
other places we Learn from good authority that oper
~ tons are active paying high S. and in nsa
as ces giving this price at the This is the case
as Beardstown and Springfield, nosr The latest pape
from Cncinnat the I'D say there are more buyers thi
sellers at S. u.s. in that city With regard to the
estimates contradictory at points It stat
short at others 20 per cent above that OF
Of Heavy contracts have been made at many pon
$5 to IS 25 Cincinnati Madison and Terre Hs,
among the rest) and how far this will have a tendency
keep the market up we are not prepared to say.
"a packers soSe abort time SINCE willing to yield to
ygxp ~ q present We are unable to ste