New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

tested IN the Cotton market and the business OF that and
the two days following reached 1850 bales, as follows
5000 Saturday, $500 Monday, and fully 1900 on
Tuesday prices showing at the close, improvement in
most qualities Of fully u of cent On Wednesday and
Thursday buyers again forward with spirit and not
withstanding that factors tables but moderately
supplied with samples the combined sales of the two days
about $1,000 bales prices closing improvement
Of another 16e Yesterday morning the favorable
counts by the America before the public reporting
sales Liverpool of $4,000 bales for the ending on
the 2st ult, and advance Of IA Middling Orleans
being quoted at sd. and Fair at sgd In consequence
the demand active. but the limited supply offering
confined the sales to $500 bales at prices fully sustaining
the previous advance Thus the sales of the entire week
up $1,000 bales. taken for Great Britain, the
Continent and domestic markets The receipts at this
port since the LIST September 27 GA bales against
15 43 to date last year and at all the United States
ports there is increase compared with year
of 2.3,S9O bales,
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
Inferior GD6 Middiing Fair .......s469
Ordinary ......,.e7s Fair; :....... s}s@ls4
Good Mddiing a 5' Good and Fine Is
TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton bales. 1oJacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851 800 2389l
Received past week. 1852 GIL
E. previously ..sS6 O62=927 GA 906s== 9739
943034 33630
Exported past week ..... 2ss47 191
previously. 744,55l=773,ass 27,75a =27s44
Stock on hand not cleared ...... 169636 56S6
ToBACCO-Although the receipts still on limited
scale the market has been rather better supplied and in
the transactions have been rather
tensive. though with no improvement in prices The
sales to Thursday night embraced some 500 hhds at
our quotations, (neary all crop and yesterday we
noticed the following "A hhds at Az 9S new crop at
5000. and liz Mason County of which at s. at 5s5
and 100 at O. ~ b. We repeat previous quotations say
for Lugs $685. Leaf Inferior to Common. 39lG94s4;
Fair to Fine 41sfG5i4 Choice and Selections 51s66:
Mason County iG161ae q fb.........
SuGAk-There has been good demand in the Sugar
market during the greater part the week and with an
ample supply the business up fully 1900 hhds of
which 1900 taken yesterday Prices have slightly
ucuatad and have shown the rregulary decline in
the lower qualities. while there has been slight advance
for fair and prime. We quote the following range
Inferior to Common, 214tG34s Fair, 32404a Prime
and Choice, 42sC051sq u b. We hear of no plantation
sales of any moment.
Weeks receipts s765 hhds-exports. 1721
MOLASSES-The market for Molasses has been dull
since our last weekly report and the sales limited
$500 bbs of which 1000 sold yesterday The supply
has been moderate however, and prices have firm
for prime qualities while fermenng lots gone off at
low figures. The ruling rates for prime and choice lots
have been 24025, and ermenting has sold atterly at
range of 1501oa T. gallon. We have noticed sale of
10000 gallons on plantation, at PIC p gallon
Weeks receipts 1892 bbls-exports. $50
ELOuR-A good demand has prevailed in the Flour
market during the week, and the sales embrace some
80 oo0 bbs Prices rather firm in the early part of
the week and holders realized 81 25 q Dbl for large
Of Ohio, but lattery there has been slight falling off
aud the later transactions have been 81 12s for Iu-
diana and Ohio, from fatboat. and 81 20OS4 25 for
moderate parcels from the Levee superfne Illinois and
ST. Louis have sold at 81 37a0s4 So and brands
at 81 75S5 % = Dbl Yesterday sales included above
| embraced $500 bbs
Weeks receipts 80 $50 bbls-exports. 9770
GlsAIN--The demand for Corn for shipment has been
good during most of the week and the receipts have
readily taken they have arrived The sales including
$500 sacks taken yesterday reach Al coo sacks at
| treme range of 5o055f . bushel for mixed prime
white, the ruling for these qualities being 52O54e
Oats have been in moderate request at 3335 q bushe
for Ohio and prime St. Louis though for the latter S5t
has been the ruling rate. Bran has sold slowly at 7O
SOC 100 b There has been Wheat in the market
Weeks receipts of Corn 81 $40 sacks-exports $50.
| PROyISIONS-The stock of Pork has continued light.
and with fair inquiry prices have advanced 25G05Of p
Dbl since last weekly report Early in the week
noticed sales of 1900 1900 bb at SIS 0O$15 25
for Mess $l3 so for prime S12 0OOS12 % Rumps.
and attery 1900 bbls Mess without inspection nearly all
at SIS so q Dbl with two lots of NJ 0. at SIS CO.
|
Mess. The stock in the Inspection Warehouses the
LIST instant, only S47 bbs of which 214 bbs were
Mess 100 PRIME and $50 not inspected There has been
inquiry for Beef with sales of two lots Of
Mess at $12 90 p Dbl, 40 half bbls Sc 25 and 9OC
tierces prime Mess without inspection at $13 90 terce
The stock in the Inspection Warehouses the LIST
1861 tierces 25l2 bbs and 1919 half bbs Bacor
has been in request and the sales embrace 1000 casks
mostly at 94s u ID for Sides, and stGse for Shoulders
Hams have sold slowly at ssO1oAe q lb for plain ant
baggcd to extra and choice Sugar eured-35 erces thu
latter quality sold on Thursday, at 1915 The suppl,
of Lard has been rather light. and prices have beer
firmly maintained slight advance being realized in thu
more transactions: About 1000 bbls and terce
have been taken, mostly at Sl40S7sq. and $500 kegs
nearly all at 9S& y Ii for prime Three lots of 1910 key
choice on Thursday and yesterday brought exc Western
Butter has continued to sell at range of 1OD13q u Ii
and we have noticed $50 kegs taken at IL Chees
has sold at 70s4G p tb according to quality the latte
rate for Imitation English Dairy
RICEThe market for this article has been quiet AM
have noticed hut few transactions at 3st p ib 70
Carolina.
WHISKY-The demand for Whisky has been quit
limited. but with moderate receipts prices rattle
well sustained during the early part of the week. Th
ruling rates atterly have been 17D173Sq u gallon 70
Rectifed Extra brands have sold slowly range o
174022f o gallon the inside rate for Mathers and til
outside for Dexters We quote Raw at II 1sG0172l@ I
gallon.
BAGGING AND ROPE-We have noticed only SINAI
sales of these articles have been reported mostly at
D13kq for Kentucky Bagging, and 51s06t4$ for Rope
India Begging very dull and 20 bales sold yester
day, at 1l2s II cash.
GUNNY BAGS-There has been some inquiry, and W
have noticed sales of 100000 bags in bales mostly
t % cash, or short time, with interest.
SALT-A cargo of $500 sacks Liverpool, uefourth in
sold, Monday, at $50 y sack, time. The rates fo
Liverpool from second hands, s0(095e y sack ft
Coarse and Fine delivered free of drayage.
, COFFEE-The Coffee market presented heavy az
in the early part of the week but the deman
has lattery improved and the sales up IL 900 bag
Rio, at an extreme range of s249a4 p fb, the latte
rate having been realized only for small selected lot
Prime new crop has generally brought 9144, Two ca
goes, embracing 300 bags, have arrived from Rio d
Janero during the week making the direct imports sin
the LIST of September, 22S19O bags The stock in fir
: hands, last evening, about $1,000 bags.
n CANDLES-We have noticed several sales of ST.
during the week at 16s01e%e y ib, and yesterday
tced offer of 1886 for large lot which was subs
a quenty sold at 1916.
HAY-The rates for prime Western and Eastern, fro
Ii store, have been SIS 0Of0$l9 so q ton.
LIME-Business has been confined to second hands,
n 81 400Sl so q Dbl for Thomaston, ETC.
e LEADING hear of no sales of this article