New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE


Saturday Morning, October 2 1852
The past week has presented striking feature in
general market. The demand for Cotton has
tnued good and the sales exceed those of the previous
week Tobacco has remained firm but without steady
demand Western produce has been quiet, owing mostly
to small supplies arriving from the interior but in
instances absence of demand Corn has been very
and last weeks rates have mostly been well
tanned. On Wednesday morning we published the Can
ada accounts in telegraphic columns They embrace
dates from Liverpool to the 18th and from Havre to the
18th instant. week later than had previously
ceved by the Africa The sales of Cotton the week
preceding the departure of the Canada stated at
600 bales of which 900 had been taken for specna-
ton and 5000 for export the speculative demand having
been confined mostly to the early part of the week. and
based advices taken from this side of the Atlantic by
the Canada The accounts of the steamer Atlantic which
arrived at Liverpool the 18th, checked the demand
and gave the market different appearance Prices up
to that day had shown improving tendency but most
of the improvement subsequently lost and the closing
quotations stated follows Fair Orleans 6lS Mid
ding Orleans 5s, Fair Upands 6. and Mddng Upiands
5Ad q h. Some private circulars, however quoted
Mdding Orleans at So and Midding Mobile at 5&d p
=. The stock remaining in Liverpool the 18th excu-
sive of the shpboard at 600 bales
AT Havre the sales of the week ending September
5000 bales and prices had advanced about franc on
most qualities
Collins American line, which to have sailed the
22d ult She to have been followed the 25th by
the Cunard steamer Asia-both bound for NewYork di
rect
The weather has been dry and pleasant during the
week The accounts of the growing crop from many
quarters more unfavorabe.
CoTToN-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
quiet appearance and the sales Of the day limited
to 1000 bales There more animation on Monday and
$500 haIaa hands, but on Tuesday tue uiIian
again fell OFF and only 1900 bales found purchasers
g. ,s..e rates. On Wednesday morning the Canadas
accounts published and during the day factors
found it necessary concessions especially for the
better qualities The sales embraced $500 bales On
Thursday active demand prevailed and fully 1000
sold and yesterday purchasers found for about $500
bales making the business of the whole week "a Geo bales
taken for England, France and Northern markets.
The receipts this port since the LIST September have been
104 502 bales against 67363 to the year
showing increase of 81 139 bales We modify quo
tations follows;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary Fair ..'... 'gii1s
Good Middlng. 9zs0lo Good and Fine. IL 7i6D-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1852 1852 1874
Received since. .9919O 4l2O
yesterday ....... 53l2=loi5O2 La 4l2l
ll4OA 22875
Exported to date ......... 31060 1852
- yesterday.,...... 00O-31 060 600 4252
Stock on hand not cleared. ....... S2974 623
ToBACCo-Except for two days in the early
part of the week the Tobacco market has presented
quiet appearance and the sales limited to 100 hhds
of which 200 taken Saturday and 400 Monday
Prices have improved and quote follows
Lugs 34f05 Leaf Inferior to Common, 51405a; Fair
to Fine, 524G064 Choice and Selections 61a6D7h4
Mason County, 46DS11e p b. The particulars of the
sales follows: hhds at s. 1872 at ZIG. 80 at
$50 at 81, IA at l. at So q fb, 1888 Mason County
private terms and yesterday 124 Factory Lugs 49e
. Ii.
SUGAR-The receipts of Sugar have been very limited
and the sales of the week confined to small lots at
quotations, which repeat from last weekly report
Common 41aGD47s Good Common, 5aD54 Fair to fully
Fair, 51s6D5B and Prime and Choice 6ad7e q Ii.
Weeks receipts, 81 hhds-exports, IS hhds.
WORCESTERSHIRE transactions in the Moasses marke,
have limited retail sales at 2325 for ordinary
qualities and 2602se p gallon for prime and choice
boiled.
Weeks receipts, Is bbls-exports, IS.
FLOUR-Both the demand and the supply have beer
limited in the Flour market, and prices remain wthou
any change of consequence The sales of the week
brace 10000 bbs including 1900 taken yesterday at tn
following range of prices: Superne Ohio and Indiana
delivered alongside ship. at So 95 Ohio and Iowa from
the Levee at SO 950s4 90, Illinois and St Louis 81 o5d
ba Fancy brands at S4 ~ Extra at S4 0Otl
"a Dbl.
Weeks receipts, II 1858 bbls-exports, 1851.
GRAIN-The receipts of Corn have been very Limited
during the greater part of the week. and the sales
Thursday evening reached barely 1000 sacks at 6o62
" bushel for Mixed and White Yesterday about 100
sacks were taken at 60D61 y bushel. Oats have bee
in fair request and 5000 sacks have sold mostly at 3d.
fD36]af u bnshe for St. Louis, and including few lot
of Ohio at 3d. Some parcels of st. Louis in store hay
~ (N9- o
in Wheat. Bran has sold at rather lower rates and til
recent transactions have been at II I'd IA 100 H.
Weeks receipts, 6l70 sacks Corn-exports 3114
PROFESSIONALISM has been very dull during II
week, and prices have exhibited downward tendenc
The sales have been restricted almost entirely to reta
lots and mostly at $2l 90 "a Dbl Beef has continued
retail at SIS Oo0s16 90 q Dbl and So 90 half Dbl fl
Moss and sl3 oo0s13 so v Dbl for prime . Bacon W,
rather heavy early in the week. but has attery bee
rather firm. The sales embrace $50 casks ncudin
Wednesday, 80 casks prime Sides at 91st . tb, an
small lots at Dl0s for Sides and SSlf for Shoulder
Sides have since been held at 95f y ID for round lots
1lans have sold slowly at range of II O154 u ii f
ordinary to choice Sugar-cured Lard has been rh,
quit but without further change in prices the sales
prising HOO kegs at 9a104 U fb for Inferior Sol
etc. md 1916 for Prime and few lots of bbls at II u
fb Western Butter has sold at 14kOl64 p is, tt
TRANSACTIONS including, Wednesday, 1870 kegs at IA,
and 4Oirkins at l5a4 y b.. Cheese has been firm
7&G0Ss$ q h. The stock of Pork at the Inspectit
Warehouses yesterday 5l4 bills comprising 20l9 Mes
2s NJ G. 4S other kinds and 2sO4 not inspected II
stock Of Reef embraced of all kinds 43O bbs and 60 ht
bbs.
Richie market is nearly bare of this article, al
retail lots sold at ID u H. We have noticed sales
l2S terces, t. arrive. at 61ae u h.
wHISKY-rhe rates for this article have exhibited
downward tertcncy and we have noticed but few sail
including 80 bis Rectied Monday, at zoe. 100 Ra
on Wsdnssday,t Ella 200 Russels Extra, on Thvrxda