New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-10

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make total for the week Of $4,000 bales Ia for Great
Britain the Continent Of Europe and cur 9ctc ports
We vary quotations slightly for the ihednm and
lower qualities, to accord with the change noticed
above The receipts at this port since the LIST Of Sep
TENDER 1ls9273 bales against 1880 to same
last year and at all the United States ports there is
now an increase, compared with last year. of 5os613
bales
cLAssfpIcATioN .
Inferior. .5hNO6I Middng Fair ....sA@sN
Mddne .sN97X Good Fair ......s116
Good Midding .731lGs Good and Fne.." "a II
COTTON AND '''a co,lon, bales s,"' 1oSaceo lhds
Stock on hand Sept 1851 q a,7 1851 1851
:. previously ..1145 s5e-11s9.27s 1s,2lS-229o4
12o4.66s 46775
pAI prsviousy SEE $3.50
| Stock on hand not cleared .....Is7,S2 4 1a462
Observation-Disclosures steady demand for
nearly all qualities Of Tobacco the receipts being still
light and the moderate stock therefore, Offering but
little nducement to purchasers the transactions have
| been limited scale. Up to Thursday morning some
hhd had found purchasers at about the same range
Of prices quoted before, say for Lugs 21031a Leaf
Inferior to Common, 324GD41a Fair to Fine, 4ss05;
Choice and Selections 5O6e y fb. Yesterday the sales
comprised 146 hhds, viz 60 at ~: at M, 10 at AZ,
and IS at 4zle p fb.
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the Sugar market during the week. and with moderate
receipts prices have sustained The sales including
800 hhds taken yesterday embrace 400 hhds at the follow
ing range Of quotations. Inferior to Common, 1IGD3I
Fair, 4(043s Prime and Choice, 4ss05Ae q tb.
| Weeks receipts, 1924 hhds-exports, 937.
MoLAssEs-The supply continues light, and the bust
of the week has been limited to 5000 bbs of which
700 taken yesterday The rates have undergone b
little alteration and quote inferior to best fermentng
at 1622 and prime to choice lots Of reboed 2026e p
gallon.
Weeks receipts, 5114 bbls-exports 316
FLOUR-The Flour market has been very dull during
the greater part of the week. owing to the continued
pension Of the export demand which has been checked
by advancing reghs and further unfavorable from
Europe The sales of the week up barely 5000 bbls
of which 1909 taken yesterday Prices have ranged
without much alteration, at So 70dS3 so p Dbl for
perne Ohio from the Levee and atboas. SO s0DS4 90
for Illinois and St. Louis. with fancy brands of the
latter at 81 30 and 81 50S4 S7 for extra and choice
brands
Weeks receipts, 81 $50 bbls-exports, 1880.
| GRAIN-The demand for Corn has been good. and with
ample receipts has been readily met without any mpor
snt change in prices The weeks sales reach fully 60oC
sacks including 5000 taken yesterday, at extreme
range of 43D5Ot 2 bushe the inside rate for ordinary
mixed and the outside choice white the ruling
for good qualities being 45D464 p bushe Oats have
been firm at 32D33t for Ohio Indiana ETC. and 34035t
q bushel for st. Louis We noticed. on Thursday.
of 600 sacks Indiana Wheat at 721S p bushe and
earlier in the week 10000 bushels the Brar
has sold generally 7o75s p 100 ii. and Ear Corn
60D65t Dbl. OF White Beans 10 bbls brought Sc 2
i. p Dbl
Weeks receipts of Corn. As 1875 sacks-exports 1887
PROYIsIONS-There has been further advance il
Pork of 2550e T. Dbl since our last weekly report,
the demand though not active. has been steady TIL
sales embrace about 5000 bb the lattery bein
Cow n
sl4 5of0S14 621a for prime. and s13 5oG0s13 rs q bt
for Rumps One two small lots of clear have sole
during the week at ST. IS U Dbl. Bulk Pork has ad
vauced and have noticed sales of 100000 f near
all at ne p Ii for Hog-round 100000 fb of this
so by house Monday. Beef has continued firm
with moderate sales at sl3 l2s for Mess in bbls Sc IS
half bbls SO 250S9 so for prime, So so p Dbl for
Il Beef Bacon has further advanced 40 p b with
active demand, and fully 1000 casks have been take
J. during the week the market closing at 92l09zSc
for Sides and 73lGD7se for Shoulders Some small lo
of very prime ribbed have sold at TO- and of clear at II
p fb. Hams have gone off slowly at previous rate
ranging at 90l1c y fb for plain and bagged to extr
Sugarcured Lard has improved, with sales during t
week of $500 bbs and terces sds SIG for No
,g 32s0s5s for No l. and S4(094 p ID for prime an
choice and $500 kegs at 95s01o4 for ordinary No.
prime lots. Yesterday 400 terces head Lard sold at
800 at 81 for No. l, 81 for No q and for Grease
ne also $50 bbs and terces prime at 90 u fb Weste,
he Butter has sold generally at 707he q fb.
RICE-There have been further arrivals of two thr
cargoe of Carolina Rice and the transactions have be
rather larger We have noticed sales of 400 cas-
% during the week, including, Wednesday, sc terc
from store at 916$, and Thursday 200 from car
just arrived at 31sG p fb.
WHISKY-The supply has been large, and prices ha
slightly given way The weeks sales embrace 20
If bbls, mostly at l7e p gallon for Rected and 171ae
IT. Raw.
n. BAGGING AND ROPE-The principal sales of the
articles during the week. that have noticed have be-
j. so pieces Kentucky Bagging IS. and SO handoom
er l2ae cash 1926 coils ordinary Rope SIZE time and
and $50 coils Rope at Co. also time with ntere
added "A lot of 80 bales India Bagging broaght L
of long time with interest
H. GUNNY BAGS-Ths article has declined and the lat
transactions have been So for bales The sales of
Tie week embrace 100000 bags including one lot of
or bales at So cash.
SALT-There have been further arrivals al
four cargoes of Liverpool have been disposed
he mostly at Co. o sack for assorted and 63t for
The Hartleys cargo of 1903 sacks one-thrd fine. al
as 10 sacks to the ton brought CSC cash. q sack Thu
as day.
tn CoFFEE-The demand has been good during most
the week. and in the absence of further arrivals from
Janero and reduced stock prices have advanced 1
las H. The sales of the week embrace about 10000 bs
~, en Rio at 9s097Se for old, and 9e24e o tb for
i'm crop There have also been sales of Rio broug
coaswe at 90 a h. The direct imports since the LIST
of September 2337O7 bags and the stock hand
he evening about % 900 bags.
OF CANDLES-The market continues dull, and we ha
NV noticed only few sales of Star Candles at 1S(0lS
mes y b.
HAYThe principal sale of the week has been $50 tt
wv prime Western at SIG so u ton.
nr LIME-We have noticed only transactions from secc
hands, during the week. at 81 9O0S2 90 for Thomast
o etc
Els LEAD AND HEMp-We yet hear of no transactions
the either of these articles Nearly 1000 pigs of Lead hi
)is- been received, which going forward.
eir TALLOW-We have not heard of sale during
it'll week The last was at g. p tb for good Western
led dered City rendered may be quoted at 6ae.
wo LARD OIL50 bbls sold yesterday at 500 D gallon.
FREIGHTS-The Freight market, though less act
ell has continued toeraby firm Early in the week two s
ing taken for Liverpool at 1932d for Cotton and
his Wednesday and Thursday two three taken
of 916d Yesterday two ships taken for Liverpool at
ers and two vessels for Trieste at AZ for Cotton.
UGH EycuANcEs rho ar,o,, fn f,,; Yin, h i,
limited but domestic have continued in good request
der closing quotations being follows:
'me Sterling. los SO
colt Francs & BON,
'on Network siXty-day Bills 1sGD13.c "a Ct d
as Sight Checks NewY ork. .parGDL "a Ct
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3rd NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.