New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscErr QvrrcE,

market this week. Prices OF most OF our leading afIces
been well sustained and the rates for including
Cotton, Flour, Bacon and Pork, somewhat higher.
Sugar and Moasses have pretty steady and Tobacco
quite active.
News from Europe four days later than the Americas
(by the steamer Batc) will be due in day or two by
telegraph.
COTTON-The week opened with rather quiet feeling
the Cotton market and Saturday not 1000 bales
changed hands, at about previous rates. On Monday,
however, the receipt Of the Cambrias letters by mail and
Tuesday of the Hernanns accounts by telegraph
fresh impulse purchasers who took ION the two days
bales prices closing very full and
firm for all but the inferior and lower qualities which
comparatively neglected On Wednesday and Thurs
day. he Americas accounts being before the public
the latter day. buyers showed still eagerness to
rate and $500 bales disposed of at prices egu
lar but fully AH$ higher for strict Mddling, Good
Middling and Midding Fair Yesterday there good
inquiry but the amount Offering was limited and the bns
confined to 1000 bales making total for the week Of
900 bales taken principally for England and the Euro
pean Continent Prices close firmly at the quotations
below which approximate nearly possible to the
actual position of the market The receipts at this port
since LIST Sept 1891 4s bales against to
date last year. and at all the United States ports
there is now increase compared with last year. Of
85913 bales.
III NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. ........6l4O7 lMiddling Fair IL 1<O11X
Ordinary 57z@s1 Fair -: A9l2
aad MgSdns 1890 a raT Fine nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1861. 2ss7l
yesterday. el-13913 4s 1oel-el.ss2 |
:. yesterday..... l4,a45-1,s4s,sos sol-5o5ss
Stock on hand not cleared ..........e2925 1916
ToBACCO-The market has continued quite active
throughout the entire week. and prices have not only
been full but authorize further advance in quoa
tons for qualities. The sales Of the week up
$500 hhds including $50 Wednesday 300 on Thursday
and $40 yesterday, follows att. at g. at AZ IS
at "a at 3, and % at s1 at 6f06k and at 8; "a
at 5H: 1874 at Az and 27S also at Axe round We now
quote: For Lugs, 2A031 Leaf, Inferior to Common,
4041 Fair to Fine, 5O5k; Choice and Selections,
607; Mason County, 4i0s4 y fb.
SUGAR-The receipts of Sugar have been very light,
and with reduced Stock the business of the week in this
article has been quite limited The sales reach barely
hhd about the range Of figures last quoted Werepeat
Inferior and Common, 3k044 Good Common, 43sfO41;
Fair to fully Fair, 4zs05 Prime and Choice, 5X064
p fb.
Weeks receipts, 1924 hhds and bbls-exports 17a
hhds and bbls.
MoLAssEs-we have but little alteration to notice in
the market for this article during the past week The
supply is small and the sales do not exceed 1900 bbs at
23@2ee for fermentng and 26A02se q gallon for prime
and reboied On Saturday 100 half bbls choice eboed
from the Crescent Refinery, brought BIG q gallon
| Weeks receipts, 1909 bbs-exports, 1888.
FLOUR-The market for this article has been steadily
improving during the past week under the influence Of
light receipts and fair demand for export The sales
embrace about 1900 bbs the opening rates being for
atboat loads of Ohio SO 6oO3 62 and So 6O3 10 from
the LeYee rs has been realized for
atboat loads The rates for St. Louis brands Of Super
fine without much alteration, the sales being made
mostly at 81 p Dbl fancy brands realizing 81 25@4 &c.
and extra and choice 81 S5fd5 Is. We have noticed
some sales of fancy Ohio at 81 and extra Illinois 81
p Dbl Yesterdays sales embrace 1900 bbls nearly all at
the above range but including 1400 Sour at SO rs y Dbl
Weeks receipts, 52l9 bbls-exports, A,612.
GRAIN-There better supply of Corn early in the
week. and with fair demand the sales up about
$4,000 sacks Prices have been without material change
ranging at 45049 for inferior to good mixed 5o051 fol
yellow, and 52053$ a bushel for prime white Oats
have remained without much alteration with moderate
sales of Indiana and st. Louis at 32O34$ 1000 bushels
Wabash, in bulk sold on Tuesday at SID bushel
We have noticed sale of 200 sacks prime Wheat at 5d
u bushel Bran has continued to sell at S5f090S
100 Ii.
Weeks receipts of Corn, 81 $40 sacks-exports 1850
PROVISIONS-The Pork market opened with firm
rates. but remained without much animation until Thurs
day morning. up to which time 500 bbls had beer
disposed Of mostly at SIT 5o1s U Dbl for Mess and 81
for Rumps. On Thursday there more active de
mand and the sales Of that day and yesterday embrace
1900 to 1900 bbs nearly all at sly 7518 12R for unn
pected and branded Mess holders generally asking SIS
Dbl for unbranded lots Beef is without any materia
change and small parcels have continued to sell at S13
D14 Dbl for Mess and $10O11 for Prime Bacon ha
advanced with sales for the week Of 1900 casks at
tb for St. Louis and 909 for good to prime Cncnna
ribbed Sides 100 for small lots of clear Sides 7O74
fair to prime Shoulders and u for small lots Of choic
Hams have sold at S109s for plain and bagged and e,
I,orn,
y sale two of picked Hams in tierces at Nv "a fb
~ Lard has been firm, with sales of 100 bbs an
terces at 94O9X for prime and choice, and 1900 kel
prime from store, at 1OZ4 U H. including yesterda
in 400 bbs and terces at $40 y Western Butter hi
I'd sold at l154 including $40 kegs prime in two lots
IN 14$ p Cheese is without change at 71s0S4 y Is.
RICE-The principal sale of the week has been
tierces Carolina at 4s u h. though holders are general
NJ asking 40, but obtaining it only for very small lo
he Another cargo arrived from Charleston yesterday
lis WHISKY-There has been rather demand for IL
article during the week. and about $500 bbs have foul
re purchasers at 16016h@ v gallon for Rectfed, but "
terday holders asked an advance Raw may be quoted
IN 171z4 p gallon.
70 Weeks receipts, 4746 bbls--exports, 22a1.
,al HEMP-We hear of transactions in this article sin
the sale reported last week of 1O6 bales dewrotted
I'M p ton. 'st
as GUNNY BAGS-The market has been frlner, and 81
I'll short time with interest," refused Thursday TO
'n' lot of 500 bales and yesterday 80 bales 100000 sold
SA&, cash.
h sALT-A cargo of 45oo sacks Liverpool $500 Fine)
es sold on Saturday at Soc round From second hands
rates 81 Coarse ard 81 20 v sack for Fine
inc cred Some $500 sacks Coarse in store sold at
v y Sack and yesterday 5000 more at about the same
- COFFEE-The rates for Coffee have not undergo
much change since last and the weeks sales embr
about 500 bags ut s1s& for ordinary and re-bag
the and 9e4& q Ii for good to prime There have been
my further arrivals and the direct imports since Septem
oh remain at 1896 bags against Isl bags to the sa
Ace time last year. The stock in first and second hal
Of last evening" $4,000 bags against $500 at same
last year.
r, BAGGING AND BALE ROPE-The market has b
rather rmer but the transactions remain quite lim
lf We have noticed sales of 100 bales India Baggng to
my rive at the advanced rate Of 11$, equal to cash
nto pieces ordinary Kentucky Bagging at 12 SIS coils
Rope at 5S4 cash. and yesterday $50 coils at 51&,
cash.
NV NV CANDLES-The market is dull and haye not
his only small transactions ut 19019z& U ii for Star.
on HAY-There were sales of prime Western earl
wing the week at $16D16 &c. but since Wednesday
~ noticed some 500 bales Western sold at $15D15 SO
the LIME--We have further transactions to report
in cept in retail way at 81 Goal rs for fresh Tho
sneu ton, etc.
da LEAD-A lot of about 1900 pigs Upper Mines was
49, on Monday last MT A 65 "A 100 H.