New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17
Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIHERPOOL.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morning, April II, 1852
The past week has been characterized by any very
important changes in our market generally though the
transactions have been to fair extent particularly in
Cotton prices for which continue remarkably steady In
other articles business has continued 10 be much restricted
by the high rates Of foreign and domestic freghts
In another column Of weekly will be found later
adyices from Europe received at Halifax by the steamer
America and thence transmitted to us by telegraph
CUTTON-Throughout the early part of the week the
market maintained the character which it presented
during Of the previous good demand prevail
ing and prices though irregular easy the quail
ties below strict ndng being tendy and full for
above which comparatively scarce. The sales of the
rs four business days comprised 3s5OO bales follows
$500 on Saturday, $4,000 on Monday and Tuesday and
1000 on Wednesday, (Which was rainy and inclement)
the usual range being 6zD77 tor strict middng
On Thursday parties disappointed by the nonrecep
Of the Americas advices which considered fully
due but nevertheless 1900 bales sold previous
rates. Yesterday morning the Americas advices APP
pcared in columns announcing further slight decline
AT Liverpool Our market, however quite favorably
affected and purchasers found for 900 bales making
total for the week of $4,000 bales taken mainly Great
Britain and the Continent. We retain previous quota
lions with but little alteration The receipts this por
since the LIST of September 1874 292 bales against
7O667 date last year and ali the United States
ports there increase compared with year
VI $4,000 bales,
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
inferior. del Mddlng Fair ... s1<Oss,
ordinary 6A05ss Fair. .............. osgGVy
hiddng 61sGI3a Good Fair ........91sfD
COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. l, 1851. 1880 23s7l
Received past week. 45A19 43l1
previously ..1lS9. 2I3==1234.2 92 229O4=272l5
| Exnurted mast week . 36p 90 liza
| previously. .1ol7 .33s=+1o5425s S3,3l3 -S3466
| Stock on hand not cleared. 195.424 1920
ToBACCO-Buyers for export have been deferred from
operating by the high of foreign reigh as the
stock has been the increase they have had the advan
tnge in prices. which ALREADY considered by the
factors very low. The weeks sum up about $50
hhds than half of which are private terms so
that quotations little more than nominal say for
Lugs, 23.G13la Leaf Inferior to Common, 3}4a41s !;
Fair to Fine 45std5 Choice and Selections 5t6 p h.
StGAR-The Sugar market has continued tolerably
steady for tn" better grades though the and in
eror qualities duh aud very irregular in price The
weeks saes. including 600 hlds taken yesterday up
1900 hds and the closing quotations Inferior to
Common. 14G39l Fair, 411l3s Prime and Choice
| 43s9514e = b.
| Weeks receipts. 4524 hhis-cxports. 10s1.
MULASsES-prces have luctuated slightly. and as the
supply has been ample prices for the best qualities
have been easier. The sales yesterday 600 bbls,
makng about 1900 for the week the range being usually
1sl7D25 81 for fermenting to choice and reboiled
Weeks receipts STA bbls-exports $40
FLOUR-EYtrcme dullness las prevailed in the Flour
market since last review owing want of demand
for export at the present advanced rates of freight
Under these circumstances prices have given slightly
and barely $500 bbls have found purchasers during the
week principally at So 5s3 65 for Ohio SO 75s4 90
for superfne Illinois and St Louis and 81 37}s4 81
for extra and choice bakers brands Of this quantity
1000 bbls were taken yesterday including 294 wo
fatboat loads) delivered at the ship, at SO so p Dbl.
| Week. receipts. AZ 91o bbls--exports. 1O617
GRAIN-The receipts of Corn have been only moderate
this week and in consequence prices have been generally
well sustained The entire sales sum up about 9OU(
sacks at range of 4245e for ordinary mixed etc anG
46(04St u bushel for prime yellow and white e. Dat
been selling quite steady the ruling rates being
il29f in bulk, and 33CG35f for Ohio, Indiana and St
Louis in sacks Bran may still be quoted at about 75c
100 fb of Wheat 400 sacks fair were sold at H. ant
1900 bushels prime at 75e y tushel.
Weeks receipts of Corn As 1885 sacks-exports 1l617
PROvISIONS-Pork continued quite firm early in tn
week at ST. 25 for Mess but Wednesday and Thurs
day the large receipts occasoncd decline, and
two large sales made from the Levee at SIT OC
Yesterday however. the market frmer again. witt
sales from first hands at $l7 12 and from second hand
Mt SIT IS and upwards. OF Bulk Pork notice som
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