New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
REV ORLEANS MARKETS.

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| Saturday Morning June rs, 1858.
The amount Of business transacted In market during
the past week except for Tobacco has been moderate
scale The demand for Cotton has been Influenced by
the recent accounts from Europe reporting depressed
condition Of the markets there caused in great
by the threatening aspect of affairs at the East where
the danger of involving the Interests of large
portion Of Europe, is thought to be imminent Our To-
bacco market has shown considerable animation during
good part Of the week without further change
in the Ices Sugar and Moasses have been very quiet
Flour has been in fair request higher prices have
realized Corn has also been request at full prices
while business has been much restricted for of sup
plies Pork and Bacon have been heavy and Lard quiet
but firm at previous rates Whisky has further advanced
l62s z gallon Freights have been firm with moder-
ate business doing. Exchanges have been quite dull
throughout the week The steamer Humboldt arrived
New York Tuesday afternoon, but owing to inter-
Fupon in Geographic communication her accounts
not received here until Thursday when they pub
ished in the evening papers They embrace Liverpool
dates to the 18th instant inclusive, and report duh and
dropping Cotton market since the departure of the Asia
the 4h instant The sales of Cotton Monday, 9th
instant stated at 5000 bales and Tuesday at 5000
bales the transactions showing actual decline though
the Circular of Wright Candy Co states that at the
close parcels could be bought at I'd lower But little had
been taken for speculation and export The
favorable for Flour and Wheat both articles having fur
Their advanced the departure of the Asia while
had been neglected The Nagaras reached here
last evening and will be found under teegraphc head
In this mornings issue.
Corr0N-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
but little animation than had occasion notice
at the close Friday aud the sales reached brey 1850
bales with no quotable change in the rates On nday
however, there fair demand and about 1000 bales
changed hands at steady prices but Tuesday the bust
fell of to 1000 bales. On Wednesday there still
less inquiry and the sales limited to about 1900 baT
prices remaining unchanged. The market opened with
some little inquiry on Thursday and up to noon pur-
chasers found for three four lots embracing about
$50 bales when operation stopped by the pubics
ton Of the Humbollts adyices Yesterday factors low
cred their about a for Mdiling qualities but even
at this reduction the sales reached barely 1900 bales
making total business for the week Of II 500 bales We
modify quotations as below,
The receipts of the week 27s0 bales against 3499
bales for the corresponding period last year in the
total receipts at this port the increase compared with last
year, is 23i 444 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior Gao "a Mddlng Fair II 1k@l1A
Midiling ...... . 310 Good Fair....... %
Good Middling.. i07s0lli4 Good and Fine. "a
COTTON AND roBAcco STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept l. 1852. ...s5s2 1854
Received since. .165OG3j 1920
yesterday I8O-l65os23 o0o.-6s 800
l659955 8l,p93
yesterday. 4928-l57s459 3l4-is15e
Stock on hand not cleared - S08o8 88s37
T0BACco-The Tobacco market presented rather
animated appearance on saturday and the transactions
o. 'ne d'y ieaehed 'oo mas Inc inquiry however fell
Of Monay and during that day and the following the
sales smretei did not exceed $50 hhds but on We'd
nesay the movement very active about 900 bales
changing hands during the day On Thursday 800 hhds
and yesterday 3johhds sold making total for the
week Of $500 hhds with the following particulars 5l2
hhd7 in one lot (j37 and 17j r. at about 20 round
IL hhds at 90 at l67 hhds Lugs at So Is hhds at
% 20 at SIG 20 at Ga II Selections at "a hhds
5d5r at ga 10 at 30 at 53s 2s5 hhds at "a "a
and 30 % hhd' at s. 81 at 51s at 6G6If and II Lugs
at = 53 hhAs Luss at ) 43 hhds ct 51ss round; 40
hhd' at - - hhds at 6' aud % at 80 hhds ct "a
hid Lugs ~ j.. 50 At 90 ~ had poor Factory Lugs
a. ~ bids at AZ At . mud 90 st ga hhds at 5
- at 5s aud Is at "a 81 hLds at rs, and GO at 5fIe
AMI yesterday 25I hhds lr az % % hhds at 81 ronud
md u hhd- Fine Admitted ut ne ID We still quote
as follow
Luss ,,...4 }ad5i4 Fair to Fine &C D6A
~ iI' - 'oH Us @'ii '0ho.ce Selcc' hs''' spSl
suGAR-There has been only limited demand for
sugar during the past week and the sales sum up barely
100 hhd Of which 800 were taken yesterday Prices have
mostly been Irregular and generally lower for most de-
'er ntion' but ycsterday better demand sprang up
aud holders realized an advance Of a. ID for he Fair
qualities We modify our quotations accordinglS
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