New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

$3.50 for export Imports for the week. 1884 Of which no
more than 6366 American Stock on hand oei ooi
bales o which 4S are
with, If anything rather more animation ffces 1T
quoted the leading houses Fair oIsans SMd MID
uplands. Cd addiing, SID; Ordinary, 1890 MO.
bie and Atlantic 44a5,4d Saturdays markets mad not
opened when the Asia sailed
market with small import, and fair amount OF sales for
actual home wants and for export at steady prices GOOD
Wheat was well supported till close OF business last
Ing when some GALES United states White made LAID
under Tuesdays prices.
Better qualities Flour have been inquired for at quota
tons but inferior neglected.
81 Indian Corn there ia very small stock here, and
little inquired for spot but floating cargoes rather
dearer Richardson Brothers Co. quote current prices
as follows: United States White Wheat, 6s 4a6s Cd
Red 5s CABS l0d Canadian IS 6da6s and 6s 3D. in
No Canadian Red on SALE Ohio Flour, none Offering
Philadelphia and Baltimore. 21a21s Cd Western, Goa
oos Cd and 21s Sour 1ss Gdalss Cd Yellow Corn ss Cd
other houses quote Wheat 3D. Corn the above
prices.
Pnownoss--Messrs. VIM. Gardner d Co.'s Circular to
close of market says Beef there has been moderate
business but such the anxiety Of holders to realize that
prices have given way 2sa3s " tieree Pork at the late
reduction has been rather more after the sales
quote prices Is lower cwt Ihere be ng no Lard IN
Importers hands, the advance has been well maintained
Cheese has arrived but not yet being landed the quality
and condition are unknown Quotations; Beef-u s.
a107s India Mess o 3o4 1bs 125alSos India y SS6 lbs
I40aI45s Porh-Eastern prime, new Dbl 200 fbs Tea
s2s Western 70aS0s do. Mess, 75a80s.. Bacon new,
4Sa40s Western. 47a49s Shoulders 29a30. Lard
Middng to fine, 42a65s Cheese-Mfdding to fine, Boa
42s.' s- .-.-.-. ~. Il. ".
George Badenack's Circular says: There is an
inclination the part Of holders Of Pork to be firm it
calculated that there very little the market
than viii be required before the arrival of new.'
HAvRE corroN MARKEr-Hame, September 22.-The
sales of the week amount to 1896 bales at sitter prices for
lower grades against only 15 bk imports from New
York. per steamer Samuel III. Fox that stock
mains about $4,000 bales deduction made Of 1900 bales
speculation which remain in the market We received
Thursday night advices by the Atlantic which did
not confirm all points the accounts by the Canada
about damages done by the storm, which 1t appears was
confined to along the coast The complaints of
and the imports already pro-
dacing certain effect in NewOreans middng Cotton
having fallen and fair to lie for the crop In
NewYork, although prices were supported the demand
had sackened and speculation kept out Of the market
We have not learned yet of any ship loading fol
port only look for the Niagara from the
South with 1000 1900 bales last year at the same
Rod there also ship loading In NewOrieans but
the regular Network liners then bringing 1000
| 1900 bales weekly
The following were the saIes effected, viz 4191 bale
NewOreans 72f to 96f 1473 do. Mobile, 71f to SAT
1887 do Upland eff sSf; IS do Bengal, 49f 10 ditt
Saonique f62 50total 1896 bales The imports during
| the same period amount to 10 bales