New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

gard to the growing crops
CoTToN-There was good demand at the opening of
the Cotton market Saturday with rather easier
prices buyers took fully 5000 bales On Monday with the
Aancs accounts before them but few purchasers
forward, and factors conceded St qualities with
the resut of getting off barely 5000 bales On Tuesday
further concessions obtained by buyers 5000
bales were taken at reduction of Mddlng grades,
the other qualities remaining without quotable change
The rates still easier at the opening of the market
Wednesday morning and during the day purchasers
forward freely the sales summing up fully 200 bales
Thursday the demand continued active and prices
strengthened the sales of the day embracing 1900 bales
Yesterday about 10000 bales taken quotations
which altered to correspond with the closing rates
The total business of the week thus up 600 bales
divided among English French, Spanish and Northern
buyers The receipts at this port since the 1t September
have been 142157 bales against 9242 to the date
last year showing increase of bales We modify
quotations follows:
CLASSIFICATION.
d Inferior s7z9 9o Niading Fair 1oa@I
9 addling sS g. a Gais Fair
Good Midding. .92lO1O Good and Fine. 119it0-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
stock on hand Sept l, 1852 ........95s2 1874
Received since. ......... 136a45 4659
- yesterday..... 5,Sl2-142157 g. 466s
151659 2342a
Exported to date 1897 4T63
- yesterday........ 6s57. 81 854 99= 4,s62
Stock on hand not cleared ...... $685. 1850
TOBACCO-The Tobacco market has exhibited a fair
degree of activity during the past week sales
embrace 1850 hhd which 400 were taken on Saturday
and Monday 80 Tuesday, 800 Wednesday and 900
on Thursday and yesterday with the following particulars
90 hhds at Gsa, 1j9 at - 155 at IS at " 81 at
So q at 521 q n at g. q at 67 go g. los at
5}:, lSS at 81, 20 at 51a 129 at g. 63 at 6S at
81 at 7l6. ia at % and 81 at CT p Ii. The rates
la,-a l.nr trtn
Inferior to Common. 5l465}a; Fair to Fine 54061z;
Choice and Selections. 6240Se q ID.
SUGARWe noticed Tuesday the arrival Of the first
hid of the new crop of Sugar in market 1t came
from the plantation of Mr. Charles Derbgny Laourche
and of good color and grain The transactions the
week have been mostly limited retail lots firm prices
and we quote Common, 1905 Good Common 5t0
514 Fair to fully Fair, 51aG06 and Prime and Choice
64a07ae % ii.
wouk'a roooirts 81 hhds-exports 8 hhds
MOLAsSEs-We have had only moderate retail bust
ness to report IN Moasses during the week the ruling
rates being 24026a for ordinary qualities and 272Se
gallon for prime and choice reboiled We have noticed
the arrival Of bbs and half bbls crop which
half bbls are held at 35c 4 gallon.
Weeks receipts So bbls-exports o.
FLoUR-The supply continues moderate in fhe Flour
market and the rates rmer, though without any ma
teria change, The weeks sales embrace 1900 bbl..
mostly at 50 9OG8S4 90 for Ohio 81 25Gs4 80 for St.
Louis, and 81 5ODs4 rs q Dbl for extra and choice
brands The transactions include, Thursday fiat
boat loads Ohio embracing $500 bbls lined delivered
alongside ship, at So 961se u Dbl Yesterdays sales
reached fully 5000 bbs including 1000 Ohio 1.-TWO haboa
loads 50 90 25 at 81 co. 400 ST. Louis in lots at
81 80 and 200 Extra in two three lots at 81 50G
81 s71s = Dbl
Weeks receipts 1136S bbls-exports, 1914.
GRAIN-But little has been doing in Corn during the
last week and the sales reach barely 1000 sacks 596le
y bushe the ruling being Coo Yellow and White
Oats have advanced 2d3t . bushe with sales of some
10000 sacks mostly at 81 ls3Ss q bushe for St. Louis
Bran has continued heavy at rarge of 76G0Soe u 100
bthe ruling rate being We have not heard OF
any further sales of Wheat during the week except
terday go sacks on private terms
Weeks receipts, 4l70 sacks Corn-exports 1925
PROVISIONS-In the absence of any demand in the
Pork market except in very moderate retail way the
stock has accumulated considerably, and holders have
been DESTROYS to realize at much lower rates Still tho
sales have been Limited to few lots including, Tues
day, 165 bbs NJ. O. at SIS 90 and Thursday so bbs
Mess at the price, which has atterly been the ruling
rate for retail parcels and round lots could be sold only
considerable reduction Bacon has generally been
active but the rates have been firm the transactions
including 100 casks Sides, Wednesday at 92e q b
Ribbed and 10010 40 for Clear In retail parcels Ribbed
Sides have sold at 9240O, and Shoulders at s0s9&e
D fb Lard remains without much change. The trans
actions have been limited to few lots at 9010lse q tb
for Inferior and a02t for Prime in bbls and kegs.
Western Butter has advanced and the later transactions
have been at 150lst o Ii for kegs and rRins Cheese
as sold in round lots at 707 and in retail parcels at
71aMSa& 4 fb.
RICE-We have noticed only retail sales of this article
at 10 q ID for Carolina cargo arrived yesterday from
Charleston but the greater portion previously sold
arrive.
WHISkY-The market has presented heavy appear
ance but the transactions have been rather larger than
had occasion to report during the previous week The
sales have included 100 bbls Rected, Monday
$50 Tuesday at - and 800 bbs since at about
2le for Raw, and 1876 for Rectfed
Weeks receipts 1415 bbls-exports, lilo
GUNNY BAGs-We have heard of only small sales of
this article at $40 Round lots of bales are held at
S1sG0s%f.
HEMP-No sales yet reported in our market We
quote Dew-roted, nominaly, at Ss6DssS y ton.
SALTWe have no further large sales to report Liver
pool has Sold from hands 81 90 Coarse and
81 40 D sack for Fine, delivered free of drayage.
COFFEE-There has been rather more inquiry for this
article the sales embrace about 5000 bags Rio at
range of S149$ y ID for old to prime crop. There
have been further arrivals and the direct imports
remain at 1878 bags since the LIST September
BAGGING AND ROPE-We have noticed only small
of these articles during the week. at 1917 for good
Bagging, and 6l4e for No Rope. There have also
been few sales of India Bagging at t and yesterday
ITO bales sold at the reduced rate of 1915.
LEADING yet hear of no transactions in our market
The last sale at 81 IS p 100 lb for Uppe- Mines.
LIAE-Some lots of Western sold, early in the
week at about the rate of last quotations but ater
the market has been rather rmer and have noticed
sale of 40 bbls Alton (Trumbulls) at 81 40 . Dbl
From second hands the have 81 so Western
and 81 10 u Dbl for Thomaston, etc.
CANDLES-We have heard of no transactions of any
moment Star are generally held at 24G025e q Ii the
ruling rate for retail parcels has been 25e u fb.
Af-We have noticed further sales of 1000 bales
Hay at range of $40 ooi0s23 90 q ton for Western
TALLOW-We have heard of no further transactions in
this article and can give quotations The quotation
| for prime, in NewYork, is 1926 "a tb.
LARD OILThis article has further advanced md we
| have noticed few sales at 92093e q gallon
FREIGHTS-There has been activity in the
Freight market and the rates have been ru Tho trans
actions Of the week include fourteen ships taken for
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