New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-16

but not cleared.
s. Louis November 5-FLouRsales reported of 40 bbls
superne country at SO u.s. ITO bbs Quincy City at So S.
| and ITO bbls extra country at 81 25 U Dbl.
WaEAI-stock Light sales Of 80 sacks common and
at r. sacks returned There is prime choice on the
market
qusnee on the market. Good yellow and white Corn
would command 43a44c Oats 80 to 81 cents sacks in
cluded.
ToBAcooThere has been no public sale mt the Planters
The for active business in this article rapidly
approaching to close however, have not doubt
that prices will continue to rule high until the end For
months all descriptions have brought full rates
Lugs So e5a6 40 Shipping Leaf seas So manufac-
turing $9a17 The market has been well supplied with
the ordinary and medium grades but for time we
have observed and commented the inadequate supply
Of the better qualities.
PRovisoSs-No sales of Pork Lard and the few light
transactions in Bacon afforded criterion Round lots
of good Shoulders would not find purchasers
5s4o ribbed and clear Sides 615a7c Hams in more de-
mand and retail sales making at from 10 to 12c in
quality
old Sugar from Levee at 44a5c and IS hhds in
one lot at SIC. OF Coffee 100 bags good Rio and
Jos prime at 9ac New Molasses dull at 3las2c Light
2 bushel, and sales of from SO to 200 bbls daily.
WHisky-sales of 49, SO and 300 bbls Raw at 1885, Mar
ket quiet, and portion of receipts going forward
BurTER-Light sales of good and prime at 16 to 1sc
| choice zoe o tb.
| W. R, cHEEsE-sales of prime at skaS1sc "a fb.
| TALLow--Last sales of No at s14aS2Sc q H.
! GuNSiEs-New two and half bushe retailing at &c
each.
BRAN-134 sacks, in poor order sold at Soc.
BAGcrseNo. prison selling at ~ 124 cents per
| yard
| NEwoRlEANs FREfGHTs-The arrivals from the upper
river being small large Southern extremely
Flour 3Oc Pork 40c. Corn &c. Bacon, Lard etc.
| 15c. Bran. Oats, etc, 1Sc, and Tobacco So 25.
| augusta (Ga November 10-CorroS-The market
opened this week with fair demand and at steady prices
and continued to Saturday when holders advanced
their asking rates which were freely paid for all offered
From Saturday up to the close of business yesterday
prices gradually advanced and quotations below will
show Improvement on all qualities, since Tuesday last
of q &c Holders offered their stocks freely but buy
have daily swept their boards The receipts heavy
and most of that brought to market is sold arrival
The sales of the week 1000 bales about 1000
which sold yesterday OF the above sales 80 bales
from the plantation of Hon. W. G. Dawson Greene
county 70 bales of which Silk Cotton the remainder
fine Upands) which sold at 10sc about cent n
fb over the market price The market closed last
| evening at the following quotations:
| Middling Observation-Disclosures. TO
Good Mddling. ........................91 to-
MiddliDg Fair to-
FAR TO ruby fair .92s to 8
Louisville, November to-day of "a hhds
at prices ranging from So 10 to 81 10 Lugs and 81
to Is for the better qualities Some resaes Tobacco
bought in September have been made at advance OF
| SO and $40 U hid.
GRocERrEs-sma sales of Rio Coffee at exc Light lots
| of NewOrleans Sugar selling at 5l4a5Ac.