New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13
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Neu York. October 5-CoT roS-Is extremely quiet and
languid There is disposition to purchase The steam
ers yesterday less favorable than expected
and purchasers contend for an which factors
refuse to make present though they effect large
sales without granting it. $50 bale comprise the extent
of yesterdays business.
Flour MEAL.-We have further change to notice
in the market for State aud Western brands The sales
reach 5000 bbls ordinary to choice State at 81 3as4
so and mixed to fancy Western ct 81 s77aas4 56'4.
GRAx;-wheat slightly favors buyers. The sales in,
cude $500 very Prime Genessee White at 81 10 and 900
Western White 81 02aSl o.. Oats saeablc at
45c a41c Corn is gradually declining Sales were made
of II 600 bushels Western mixed at tic.
PRovsroHs-Porl is doing better-there 800 bbls.
sold ut SIS 70 for prime and ST. 10 for Cut
meats have not varied Lard is and steady-s0
and firm sales made of 100 bills sl0aSl4 aud
prime at S4aS6 per Dbl.
WirstY-Is somewhat depressed. Ohio is obtainable
at 235Ic, and Prison at 24c. per gallon, each
MONEY MARKEr-Nelc York, October 5-The default of
Of the Cashiers of Brown Brothers & Co. the i'm
mediate subject of excitement Wall street yesterday
and the indirect of little dstrust and panic in
the Stock Market The particulars of the affair could not
poorly prepared for the shock, There much
talk at the close of last week regard the relative
dtion in the vital article of Specie OF the City Banks and
the SubTreasury and strong disposition manifested
by the former to withdraw the usual facilities from Share
specuatons in order strengthen themselves further
specie drafts by the Government for export Prices
noticed in our last report gave way under this feeling
and when the default referred to transpred something
| like panic seemed to take possession of the Stock Ex
| change. and fairly melted prices before it.
Canton declined per cent. Long Island la Reading
|
Coa % stonington l. Harlem a. North Indiana Rail
road y Hudson River a Pennsylvania fres 81 Cumter
land Coal per cent North American Trust q and Pcun
syvania Coal z. This shows heavy state of market.
Government stocks remained firm throughout, and no
fear Of Il decline in them is ascertaned.
Up yesterday afternoon, Messrs Brown. Brothers
Co had recovered upwards of 100000 in securities and
other property from Gomstoe and the remainder of the
| S220000 is yet unaccouuted for,
| The steamer Of tomorrow will take about 100000 in
| specie.
The demand for sterling is inactive at Hos which
i S9ea business '0's but many drawers are ASKING
Money in demand and the rates are rmer at Cal per
cent, including loans and discounts
There is rather less disposition to loan call fancy
stocks, but good commercial paper is in good demand
Philadelphia, October 5.-The Flour market is quiet
There is little export demand and 1900 bbls fresh
ground sold 81 81 lss4 Al per Dbl for fair and good
supply of the retailers and brokers limited within
the range of the quotations Nosaes of either Rye,
Flour or Corn Meal have been reported.
GRAIv.--rhere is fair amount of Wheat offering. and
prices unchanged Sales of 5000 bushels of good and
prime Southern Red at 9a95c per bushel ahoat There
is no Old White Wheat arriving The market is bare of
Rye Corn is exceedingly scarce small sales of Yellow
at 75a76c and White at re Oats in good demand
at our former quotations
24isc.
MONEY MARKEr-Afonaay, October 4--There less
activity at the Stock Board to-day but prices have uu
dergone material change The dividend paying
rites are better demand. The present low price Of
money in England the comparative high rates which il
country holds out for the profitable investment capital
is turning the attention of foreigners not only to
cures. but to public works, with view to their eli
gaging directly in their construction The out of doo
for first class paper six cent There is an in
creased demand and applications at the Banks.
Charleston, October S.CorroNThe week opened lwitt
moderately fair demand, and during the first day (Fri
day) about 900 bales changed hands, shade under thu
quotations given in report this morning Saturday
quiet day the sales having been limited to Ion
bales but the demand subsequently improved. and th
operations during the three succeeding business days ave
ragged about 500 bales day at prices showing decided
downward tendency Yesterday the market was agai'
very much neglected only 31 bales having been sold
the week closed at prices &c lower than they on TIN
inst We have changed quotations to correspon,
l. with this of things There is very little of the ex
grades the market. therefore have quota
lions to offer for these qualities The receipts of the wee
comprise 53S bales and the sales in the time hav
been $500 bales Wequote Inferior Ordinary and Goo
n Ordinary q; Mddlng to Good Midding 994a10A
Miiiug Fair 1O1a. and Fair and Fully Fair 10Aalle
The market for all descriptions of Long Cotton has bee
very quiet there has not been enough doing to estat
: liSll market.
Is RlcEThe Rice market continues very quiet and price
remain high figure in consequence of the great scarcit
s. of tho article the latter complaint however will 500
II be The season is advancing and the Gro
will begin to freely to market Some $50 tier
of this description have to hand this week whc
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