New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-23


= yesterday..... 7,4s4-23467o 600 544
2442o2 Al7s
Exported to date. .9s711 1921
" yesterday 5000. 3,869-102 $50 2A- $685.
Stock on hand not cleared 622 l7,643
ToBACCo-The inquiry in the Tobacco Market was
rather active in the early part the week. and the sales
to Tuesday evening embraced about 1000 hhds fully
one half Of which were private terms and portion
without particulars of any kind Since that time have
heard Of only about $50 hhd sod though buyers
havc been in the Market and commenced negotiations for
'ther lots We quote as follows Lugs, 405; Leaf
inferior to Common, 51z051s; Fair to Fine 5%f061a
Choice and Selections, 6%6S4 p fb The particulars OF
sales include 125 hhds at 81, 1852 (Carksve) about
61s both taken by buyer 20 hhds at 3d. 14O at 50
61s T6 at So, and 6S at 5&, Is at and SO at II "a B
The first hid of the crop received here on Mon
day the 18th instant, from Hickman KY, consigned to
R. Yeatman Co. 1t said to be of good quality, and
sold Tuesday at 81 y IT, The first hid of the last
years crop also received on the 18th October.
sUGAR-with increasing receipts the transactions in
the Sugar Market have been larger SCALE but so far
the supply ia not sufficiently liberal invite large
ators The sales of crop for the week include early
in the week, "a hhds Fair at at 81 20 hhds Fully
Fair at 90, and 10 hhds Extra Clarified by the centr
fuga process at IKE y b. Since Wednesday about 900
hhds have been disposed Of including u hhds Fair
So Fair to Fully Fair at 5051 1e Prime at 5 Clari-
fed at 55s 25 Common at Az rs Clarified Yellow by the
at Ak.
Weeks receipts, 423 hhds-exports, 80 hhds
MOLASSES-The receipts have been larger and meet
ing only moderate demand the rates have fallen of
1aO1e y gallon during the week. The sales embrace
about 1900 bbls the ruling prices early in the week being
27k027a1, but latterly at 2e1l0274 y gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1880 bbs-exports 49,
FLoUR-The Flour market rather heavy early in
the week. and the sales Tuesday evening limited
To NH Tattn l.n,
more inquiry and the sales of the whole week sum up
1900 bbls. Prices without any material change
though in some instances there has been rmness
They have mostly ranged at "a oo0s4 10 y Dbl for Ohio
"a 1of0$4 80 for Illinois and ST. Louis and 81 7OOsS
for extra brands of St Louis Yesterdays sales included
above, embrace only few small lots.
Weeks receipts 2,417 bbls-exports, $685.
GRAIN-The receipts of Corn have been on quite q
limited SCALE but having met with but little demand pre-
vous rates have not been sustained The sales of the
week. including 1000 yesterday barely 5000 sacks at
range of 560594 p bushe1 for mixed prime Yellow and
White of Wheat have noticed one or two trausae
tions, including 800 sacks good at 784 y bushe
supply OF Oats has been moderate and the rates firm with
sales during the week of about 5000 sacks St. Louis al
3s40 bushe the latter for lots from store only
Bran has been rather BETTER the supply having bee
moderate and holders have generally realized SOMS2d
y 100 lbs for Moderate lots
Weeks receipts Of Corn, 5000 sacks-exports 2361
PRoVlslONS-Pork has remained extremely dull du
ring the week. and we have noticed only few small sales
at SIG 750Sl7 90 for Mess and $16O$16 so for Prime
The outside figures have only been realized during thu
early part of the week. the rates lattery ruling at SIG
$17 y Dbl for Mess Bacon has sold at further decline
the transactions including, Wednesday,, lot Of 81
casks good Sides at s3z0s2l$ v h. Shoulders have
tailed mostly at 7l$ y h.. Hams have also been de
pressed, and the sales limited to few lots at 1o014
b for good bagged to extra and choice Sugar-cured.
Nm Deaf
small sales to report at sl4$l5 v bbl and 81 750$s
half Dbl for Mess and sl2 5o0$13 90 q Dbl for Prime
Lard has been inanimate at 0O1 for small parcels
inferior and prime and yesterday choice brought
1885, Western Butter has continued to SELL In
moderate lots at lb0204 v ID for ordinary to prime lots