New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-16
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Our general market has presented striking feature
during the last three days. Cotton being yet the only
cle for which there has been any activity in the demand
Tho upper rversye continue very low, though later
Geographic dispatches report slight Improvement In the
Ohio the river having risen at Pittsburgh between two
and three feet and the fall being checked at Cincinnati
At Louisville however, the river continued TO recede and
navigation was still, in great degree suspended with
this condition Of things, our Western produce market
affords hft limited scope for operations Tobacco has
been dull since the issue Of our last semi weekly
reyisES Tia Freight market has confused steady, with
rHauiry for vessels for Europe and the North Ex
change been dull and dropping descriptions
have been sold at lower rates No further arrivals from
Europe have been announced since the issue of last
seinweekly review The next steamer due from Liver
pool Is the Arctic, of Collins American line which TO
have left Liverpool on the 9th inst for NETWORK. She
to have been followed on the 9th by the Cunard
steamer Europa, also for Network direct. .a H.,
The accounts from the interior generally rather
favorable the growing crop Of Cotton but complaints
of the worm etc. continue to arrive from districts
The Sugar crop, far promises WELL and of Corn the
yield will probably be large The weather has been cool
aud pleasant. and the health Of the city excellent
C0TTONWe left the Cotton market at the date of our
last i-weekly review with firm and active appearance
after business of 800 bales for the first three days Of
the current week The Americas accounts by telegraph
were published by us Wednesday morning and they
were fully conrmatory Of those brought by the Franklin
representing an active business and advancing market
at Liverpool during the week ending the I'd instant buy
ers came forward freely and factors advanced their pre-
tensions The sales Of the day reached fully $500 bales
with an advance on the mddliDg and lower grades of
s44 u h. these qualities having been more In request
for the English market On Thursday the inquiry fell off
considerably and at the very full prices insisted by
factors purchasers found for barely 1850 bales the
market closing at firm rates Yesterday the sales EN-.
bced about 225O bales making the business of the three
days 1880 bales and Of the entire week 81 500 bales
taken mostly for England but with fair proportion for
the Continent Of Europe and our Northern markets
The receipts of the three days 2O14s bales and of
the week 1871 bales against aOes4 bales for the cor
responding week last year The total receipts at this port
since the LIST September have been 1869 bales against
2So to the date last year. showing increase Of
1872 bales Our quotations altered to correspond
with the closing rates, and are row as follows
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFIcAros. 49,
o eetSlsF * aa lsans 1S SIX
a asa Msains y 1900 assa a nat Fine
COTTON ArD TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. l, 1852. 1852 - 1874
yesterday. =" s,7ss-1so.sse ISL S,1se
exported to date 4. 4. 1879 5oas
:. yesterday. o0O- 1870 600 5.o2e
Stock on hand not cleared . . 1232s2 ~ 1887
TOBACCO-We noticed, in our review Of Wednesday
morning. the extreme quiet of the Tobacco market the
reported transactions Of the three preceding days
having reached 100 hhd the quotations remaining
call o r
Common, 514Db5a Fair to Fine, 5el061z; Choice and
Selections, 6s60S@ U tb. We have since had sales of
barely 100 hhds, including Al at 5sS4 round.
SUGAR-The Sugar market has been extremely dull
during the last three days. the receipt of the
having checked the retail demand for old and rendered
holders anxious to realize at rather lower rates We have
noticed sales of 80 hhds old crop at 3104@ for
Common to Fair and few lots of new including 10 hhds
Fair at 55a and Extra Clarified at 7s1& p fb.
Receipts Of the three days. II hhds-exports, hhds
MOLAssEs-The receipts Of the new crop are yet
moderate, but prices have not been sustained and we
have noticed sales of 200 bb in lots mostly at q
2St gallon We have heard Of nothing of any moment
being done in old, and quotations are nominal
Receipts Of the three days. 2s3 bbls-exports, 10.
FLOUR--The Flour market has continued to present
quiet appearance though the supply has been ample and
the sales of the three days limited to about 1000 bb
making the sales of the entire week barely $500 bbls
Ohio 81 12150S4 % for ST. Louis and 81 5OO$5 90 q
Dbl for Extra and Choice brands The sales of the three
days have included few hundred bbls Unbranded at
SO 90 U bbl and half bbs Ohio at 80 25 and also
by auction 800 bbs Ohio damaged by sinking So 80 @
Dbl Yesterdays transactions included above embraced
1850 bbls Ohio, in two lots, at So 95 q Dbl.
Receipts of the three days, 1884 bblscxports, 2115.
GRAIN-The supply of Corn has been very light, and
the sales of the three days limited to barely $500 sacks
making 5000 sacks for the week. at range of 5s663e
bushel the ruling rates for Yellow and White being 620
Oats have been in fair request with sales of 1000
sacks during the three days. mostly at 3s639e q bushel
for st. Louis but including lot of 1900 sacks at 81
A few hundred sacks of Indiana have brought 36t u
bushel Bran has gone off slowly at sDS0& 100 Ii.
Receipts Of Corn for the three days. 1892 sacksexports
80.
PROVISIONs-The supply of Pork has exceeded the de-
mand and the market has presented quiet and decidedly
dropping appearance Retail lots of Mess have generally
sold at S17 So with small parcel occasionally at $17 rs p
The stock of Bacon has also accumulated and with
only limited retail demand. prices have been feeble
Sides havo sold, in small lots, at 9i9& p 1t for prime
Ribbed and Shoulders at 7s0se for Inferior to Prime.
Hams have sold slowly at range Of 10td15s u Ii for
plain and bagged to extra and choice sugarcured Beet
has remained without any material change small lots
have sold ut $140$15 for Mess in bb 81 75OSs in hall
bbs s12 5o0S13 p Dbl for Prime the sales including
so bbls Prime at S12 So Lard has been inactive and
the sales of the three days limited to 800 400 kegs
at 11Ae q fb for Prime The supply of Western Butter
continues light and sales limited at range of l5O19$
b in kegs and frkns Cheese has sold generally at
71S0S5ze y fb, according to quantity and quality.
KICE-We have noticed only few transactions in
this article at 606& y fb, from the Levee and from
store. 3s1,
WHISKY-The market for this article has continued
dull appearance and the sales limited to
200 bbs during the three days mostly at 1870 D gallon
For retail parcels holders have generally realized 1870
gallon
Receipts of the three days, 100 bbs-exports 1858.
GUNNY BAGS-The asking rate for round lots Of this
article has been while for small parcels holders have
realized $50 We have heard of no sales of any mo.
ment
HEMP-No sales are yet reported in our market. We
quote Dew-rotted, nomnally, at $s60$ss o ton.
SALT-The rates for Liverpool from second hands, are
81 3$1 As for Fine and 81 U sack for Coarse delivered
free of drayage.
COFFEEThere has been some inquiry for Coffee during
the last three days and $500 bags of Rio have been
disposed Of making 5000 bags for the week. The
without alteration, having ranged ut s0sA4 % h. the
sales including 1000 bags PRIME yesterday at $40
U b. further cargo of 1900 bags arrived yesterday
from Rio de Janero making the direct imports since thu
LIST September 2OSs3 bags Stock on hand last evening
24,OO0 bags
BAGGING AND ROPE-There is yet but little dont
in these articles except in retail way The rates fo
small lots have been 13O13s4 for Bagging and 6O6Le
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