New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

to show any effect our market The total sales of the
sien easo e. psssp
within their range. inferior sasA Ordinary to Good
and Fully Fair 10a and Choice, In Long Cottons
the sales have been few small lots Of saneesand Sea
Islands, which brought 43a46c, and Floridas at 38a43c
The transactions the week amount to about 50 bales
RlcEsnce our last report the market has still further
declined Early in the week. sales were made at an &c
| decline; but on Tuesday, the market being heavily
stocked buyers insisted upon still further concessions
when sellers submitted. and sales made ut reduc-
light supply, prices in favor Of Sellers slight ad-
vance extremes ranging from S3a4 principal sales at
$sA. We quote Fair $assaasl Common to Prime $szSa
"a. The receipts Of the week comprise 1908 terccs
BAcoS.-We have heard Of extensive transactions
In the article but email lots have been Sold folio
For prime Sides, 9a9ac; prime Shoulders at s14aSsc.
We alter our quotations accordingly.
DoMEsTic LiQuoRs-There has been good demand for
Whisky this week Large sales have been
Arrived this week. 1913 bbls N. o. Whisky.
ST. Louis, November e-TonAcco-salea for the three
sa 80 hsd including y on ThSssaay a. from - -
The market closes with fair demand for all descriptions
at full last quotations
FLouR-sales reported Thursday of so and 100 bhs
choice superne country and IS bbs second brand city
SO 49, and bbls Magnolia at 81 % Yesterday 40 bbls
supene country at IS u.s. ITO bbs Quincy City at
perne country at So u.s. and 500 bbs second brand city
private terms Agreeable to prices paid quote good
perne city SO 80 to 80 90 and ST. extra country and city
81 25 to 81 80, and firm but quiet market.
CoRv-On Thursday 1853 sacks white sold at 44c
light and but little demand for round shipping lots. We
quote 43 sacks included as the market for good vel
low and white samples.
OArs-sales to-day of $50 sacks in lots at 81 &C. prn
cipaly at the first named price, The market closes firm
and the article in demand at 31c sacks included.
Pnovsoss-No sales Of pork lard reported, 81
consequence on the market and no inquiry No receipt.
OF new pork yet or beef 800 bbs and tierces
have been received and sent forward We had consider
able speculation to the opening price Of pork and lard
but nothing sufficiently definite to correct opinion
The stock Of bacon has been materially essened by
shpments but it yet deemed large for the season. and
more than adequate to the demand No sales reported
that would afford correct criterion.
Hoes-The weather, being warm and wet has caused
the usual supplies from wagons to fall shortrers
inclined to hold back and dealers not anxious to
chase largey-two large droves arrived to-day from the
Missouri river and taken to the stock yard Wedge
Tavern The supply at appears to be adequate
fore quoted range from $5 so to rs rs.
GnocEniEs-Market generally quiet aud but sales
reported or sugar $50 hhds sold yesterday and the
La S. H. olasses dull at 81 32c Sales of 900 to 800
fair and prime Rio coffee at 9c and 96c for strictly
prime Light sales Of salt in beached 81 IS
7. I, S5 a Doc per sack; Kanawha Csc per bushel
WHIsKY-Receips the three days near 1900 barrels
with sales of GAL including 50 to-day at 1Sc per gallon
The market closed dull at 1sc Several lots shipped te
NewOrleans.
Norember 8-FLouR-Still advancing Sales of 440 bbs
country superne at So M 200 do Alton (old Saturday
evening" at same lUU bbls country extra at "a
anteed at NewOrleans; 81 do fine at 49, 40 do
80 49, aud 40 do superne at SO S5 The lot of 500 bb
sold private terms Saturday last at So Sz pei
barrel.
Cincinnati November S-The river Is falling, with nine
to ten feet water in the channel to Louisville Weather
cool Smart frost last night Flour firm iu good de-
mand at So so; whisky 18c cheese advanced to 81
good Western Reserve not much doing in groceries
prices unchanged hogs to 51sc nothing in provisions
foreign Markrts-per CANADA.
liverpool, October 30-CorroN.-snce the departure o.
the Africa the d ult large business has
acted in cotton and considerable speculative demand
existed Under the influence of the advices brought by
the steamship Atlantic from America prices advanced
higher. !.
On Friday the 10Th ult 600 bales were sold of which
spectators took 10000 and the sales during the week
comprised 81 $50 bales of which 8650O American ani
of which speculators took 81 $50 and exporters 4l50
The quotations are as follows: Fair Orleans 81 Mid
Upland 81, and Middng sgd.
The stock of cotton in Liverpool exclusive of that
shpboard amounts to 425 900 bales Of which 250OO
American
Flour has declined 3d. to 3d. and corn advanced Is Cd
The sales of rice comprise 1000 tierccs the market wal
| firm, but bare of the article.
| Consols for account closed at 10O4.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT CANADA.
Lirersoo October 30.-In the Liverpool Gotten mar
ket the sales during the week comprised $4,000 bales
which spectators took 000 and exporters leaving
$1,000 bales all kinds to the trade The demand duripe
the week the large sales evnce exceedingly good
prices advanced eighth Fair Orleans being
at 65sd Midding Orleans 61s fair Uplands 6s and Mid
ding Uplands I'd.
Ohio flour quoted at 2ss. per Dbl of 1856 lbs Vel
low worth 31s 3D. and white 3 Cd per $50 lbs
Lard commanded 63s per cwt.
l COnsOlS quoted 100