New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-26
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFIcE.

Saturday Morning June 20 1852
The market has presented quiet appearance in nearly
every department since last weekly review with the
exception Of Tobacco which has been in very active
questr Cotton firm, with unusually light stock
sale, and both Sugar and Moiasses tolernby steady
Flour is rather improving and in Provisions particularly
Pork the movement has been upward.
The Collins steamer Atlantic will be due at NewI0r
with later dates from Liverpool her day of de-
parture thence being Wednesday, the 10th inst.
COTToN-The week opened with quite good demand, |
and the business Of Saturday summed up $500 bales Mt
full prices especially for Fine Cottons the scarcity Of
hich enabled holders to obtain extreme rates for them
quite dproportonate to the prices of the medium and
lower grades. The inquiry Monday and Tuesday. how
ever fell off again the sales of those two days summing
up barely 1900 bales though at unchanged prices On
Wednesday buyers from Mobile entered the market
and large lists making the business of that day
1900 bales higher rates for Mddlng The transactions
of Thursday again limited to about 1000 bales and
yesterday $500 bales found purchasers making
total for the week of 450O bales taken mainly Eng
fish account The stock actually sale at the present
time does not 5000 5000 bales and the market
closes firmly quotations below which still apply
only mixed lists running ones readily command
4 = cent The receipts at this port from the LIST
September date 14O5 73 bales against 966212 to
date last year. and at all the United States ports
there is increase compared with last year. of 69 Isl
bales.
CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. $4,000 IN1iddlng Fair 80
Ordinary ........,7 a@s, Fair -; nominal
Good Middling .1o1s@n iGood and Fine. nominal.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1851 ] 1880 1881
NF''.' yss te 4ss=14o517s iso=sss2l
1,420.563 o2,792
Exported to date 80. .1373041 59463
:. yesterday. Ooo=l37304I 00o=5a 463
Stock on hand not cleared. 1922 3332o
TOBACCO-The demand has, if any thing increased in
activity and factors have been able to dispose of every
lot received fast placed upon the market and very
full prices for nearly all qualities The sales Of the
five days least $500 hhds (ncuding one or two
resaes and embracing 1916 Thursday, of which ISL
Mason County. at 57tG0G4 round Yesterdays sales
comprised 400 hhds, viz 102 at exc round, 175 at
As at 11l6, and Is at 51aq u tb, This makes total
for the week of 1900 hhdshe largest business of the
season, W. quote: For Lugs, 2246Ds25 Leaf Inferior
to Common 4GD424 Fair to Fine, 5051a; Choice and
Selections 6dD7; Mason County 40se u tb.
| SUGAR-The receipts of Sugar continue very light
and the business of the week has been very limited
scale probably reaching 500 to 600 hhd previous rates
We still quot: Inferior and Common, 3A14l4 Good
Common, 411504al Fair to fully Fair, 47s15as Prime
and Choice, 5A6D6l4s y h.
Weeks receipts, 593 hhds and bbsexports, 100 hhd
and bbls.
MoLAssEs-We have had but moderate retail bust
ness to notice in the Moasses market during the pas
week the sales altogether embracing $50 bbs at .
l25 II gallon for ermenting and rebocd and 27EG2St
for prime and choice lots
Weeks receipts. lila bbls--exports, $780,
FLOUR-The Flour market has presented rattle
Quiet but firm appearance since last weekly report
the sales summing up 1000 bbls at SO SOFAS 81 for Obi
superfne 81 Fancy 81 2OG4 % for St Louis Super
fine; 81 5OO4 rs for Extra Ohio, and 81 90D5 25 70
Extra and Choice brands of St. Louis We have notice
some sales Sour at So 05 for Fine and So 3 u Dbl 70
Superiue Yesterdays sales included 900 bbls at h
range
> Weeks receipts 1855 bbs-e1ports 2sol1
GRAIN-There has been good demand for Corn du
ring the greater part of the week but operations hay
been limited by the want Of stock The weeks sales en-
brace about q 900 sacks mostly at 4s49 for mixed
5l for yellow, 52G53t q bushel for good to prime whit
Yesterday only 500 sacks taken at these rates..
have been in fair request with sales of some SOC
sacks lattery at $40 for Indiana and 35036 y bushe f
st. Louis though the ruling rates early in the week WEI
36036f for St Louis Some 5000 bushels prime 1ndar
Wheat have sold during the week at S0DS5f p bush
latter rate, however only from second hands. Bran
$ sold generally at S5fS75sq p 100 h. the inside tgu
Il ruling in the later transactions.
Weeks receipts 1907 sacks and II 261 bbls Corn-e
Il ports 22S13 sacks.
e. pROVISIONS-Pork has continued to advance, b
with light receipts and the high pretensions of hode
the transactions have been pretty much limited to eale
We noticed sales Saturday of about 400 bbs at $40
ID ms2O Dbl for Mess and SIT for Humps, and on Mond
~ 500 bbs Mess at S200$2l which have since been
ruling rates for small lots though $40 so has been refus
for some large lots The rates for NJ O. have been SIS
q @sla, and for Prime SIT 55Osls Il hb, without 8
ix.t.h Vastar