New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
FEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Saturday Morning. September IS, 1852
Our general market during the past week has presented
no striking beyond the active demand for Cotton
which has prevailed most of the time. The receipts OF
this staple have quite large and abundant scope mas
been given to operators with rather lower scale OF
prices There has also been demand for TOBACCO,
but generally stock has been held above the views Oh
buyers and the transactions are not heavy western
produce of all kinds has been quiet Flour has gwen
way in price while Corn has continued very hrm fofh
and Bacon have been dull and dropping Whisky has
also fallen off slightly in the rates Freghts have con-
tinucd to improve Exchange has been very dull. We
have published Geographic accounts of two European
steamers during the week. The Humboldt from South
ampton on the 1 the Niagara from Liverpool on the
.th instant advces by the latter state the sales Of
Cotton during week ending the Sd instant at Liver
pool at 900 bales which 5000 had been taken by
exporters 10000 by spectators The official quota
lions WERE for Fair Orleans 62d Midding Orleans -,
Fair Uplands 8, and Midding upands 52ad y b. The
quotations by Dennist6uns Circular for Fair Or
leans 90, Mddng Orleans 5 Fair Mobile 64S Middlng
Mobile 5h Fair uplands 6, and Mddng Uplands SID
h. The Collins steamer Pacific was to have left Liver
pool on 9Th instant and the Africa OF Cunards line
on the 18th, both for NewYork direct.
Our weather has been variable the e'ry part OF the
week being very cool and the latter part The
counts the interior have been rather less favorable
with regard growing crops but the weather is
orally represented good The boil worm has made lis
in districts ana tue rust anu TOT III
others but complaints these regards not general
CoTToN-We left the Cotton market at the date OF
our last weekly review with rather dropping appearance
There was little improvement observable on Saturday
nnd factors succeeded in dposng OF 1900 bales by con
cession of 1sDAe p fb. This reduction brought buyers
forward freely Monday and fully 5000 bales were
sold On Tuesday there more active demand
resulting in GALES of 1850 bales at firm prizes On Wed
nesdsy buyers had pretty much filled their orders ent
the sales did 275 bales and Thursday on
1000 taken prices remaining without any ma
teria alteration Yesterdays sales embraced abou
1000 bales making the entire business Of the wee
l4sO0 bales. The receipts at this port since tn
list instant have 1921 bales against 25 1915 to th
same date year. showing increase of l432s hae
The receipts of the % O4 against IA 1856 for tn
corresponding week last year Prices yesterday fell
aS@A4 y h. and reduce quotations accordingly
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
1 opSinaIy Fair 4.. @
Midding. .......9 $40 91SIGood Fair. Ing
Good Middling. 10 l0loA leood and Fine. 10
COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
,..o Cotton bales b les Tobacco b hh :
stook on n sncs Sept y ss75a 2s4o
yesterday ....... 6,4o9-4o2l 2Sa- 80
49T53 2lS
y. yesterday 1356-l176O 353=. &c
xto,, On hand not cleared. 1898 l8.l
TOBACCo-There has been fair inquiry in the !
bacco market during the week. but operations have be
narrowed by the firm preensions of factors, who hi
demanded and realized further advance for some Out
flo, The sales embrace 100 hhds, of which 800 w
taken on Saturday, $50 on Tuesday 200 on Wednesd
200 on Thursday, and 90 yesterday. We now modify
quotations as follows: Lugs, 3i404a Leaf Infer
to Common 5GDbsS Fair to Fine, 51z6O6A; Choice
Selections 6aG7ts; Mason County 4fOS7a$ " ID
following are particulars of sales hhds at a'a
at s. at So IL at 5, IS at 5ss 80 at 5 81 at b, 7.
52k, 70 at SIX, 81 at 81, IS at 50 at 556 lol OF -,
-, II at 534, IL at 8. and l6 at 5e u tb.
SUGAR-Small parcels to the trade have continued
sell during the week at previous quotations, but
have noticed sale Of 100 hhds Fair for shipment, ut
p tb. The receipts are very light, and the STOCK
much reduced. We continue to quote Common, 4;
AZ Good Common 5f054 Fair to fully Fair, 5}af0t
and Prime and Choice, 6A6D6I4 y fb.
Weeks receipts, So hhds and tierces-exports, 25 /
and terces.
MOLAsSES--We have noticed only moderate r
business in this article during the week, at ram
23O26e - gallon for ordinary to good and 27CD294
prime and choice reboiled
Weeks receipts, 265 bbls-exports, 10.
FLOuR-We have improvement to notice in
Flour market for the past week With more lii
snnply and only a moderate demand, the rates have
been sustained only small lots of Ohio lattery brir
our last quotations for round lots. The weeks sales
brace about 5000 bbls, including 1000 damaged SO
auction The rates have been mostly as follows:
superfne 81 90, ST. Louis Ss lZ7afWP4 1o SA'ia ~
and st. Louis 81 5odOs4 s7h q Dbl. We have ais
+;ced some sales Of Common at So s71s, and fay
brands of superhne Ohio at 81 10 p Dbl The sal
auction have ranged at so 95 for Common, 81 600
for Ohio So 55O$3 rs for st, Louis, and So so(OS4
Dbl for extra brands.
Weeks receipts, 1858 bbls-exports, 1870
GRAIN-The supply of Corn has been rather
and with moderate demand, we have noticed
Of prime lots at an improvement on our last 9
lions, The weeks business sum up about l2ooo
mostly at 59O6O$ for Mixed and good Yellow and Oh
for a few lots of prime Yellow and White. Oats
sold generally at s5i0s6s q bushel for st. Louis, an
transactions include sales of Ohio at SIG
wheat we have noticed few lots sold on private tie
Bran has ranged at s00s5@ p bushe, closing at the
rate.
weeks receipts, 10, ITO sacks Corn-exports 5s4
pROyIsIoNs-Holder have continued to reali
"a bb, for retail lots but large parcels have bee
nosed of at lower figures. Some 1900 bbls hay
sold during the week at $l7 H7sf0sA