New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-10

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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stockton stesk on hand Sept l, 1855; ..lOS7a ., 2Sae5
yesterday ........ sss- 2sa2 600 ss2
- 1864 so357
yesterday....... .2sli- 1888 COO 1472
Stock on hand not cleared ...... s7Sl 2ssss
ToBACC0-rhere has been very little inquiry in the
Tobacco market during the past week and the only sales
that have heard Of 6s hhds Refused hhds
at s. and II At sae n h. We hear Of nothing indicate
any change in prices, and yet quote as follows
2 Lugs. KIOSK Fair to Fine. .61z97K
Leaf Inf to Cons f06l4 Choice sslectns G094
SUGARThe receipts Of Sugar continue light and the
sales have been confined to small lots during the week
the range quotations Barely hhds have found
purchasers
Inferior to Com --t03k Prime and Choice 4ysta5I
Good Common. -f13ss Clarified .41a66h
Fair TO Fully Fair .szs04Ja
Weeks reospts, 2s4 hhds-exports, 600.
MoLASsEs-The receipts of Molasses have been very
small and the market dull The sales embrace 400
bbls mostly at 12kSlse for Fermenng 100 for Poor
Reboilsd and 200 y gallon for Orleans Refinery Reboiled
Weeks receipts 1o5 bbs-exports, So
FLOUR-The Flour market opened on Saturday with q
rather heavy appearance, which continued Monday.
the sales Of the two days embracing 1000 bb at
81 $1,000 w iof 3uperIne ILLINOIS LOUIS
ass 10 for Fancy, and SIS 500$5 rs U Dbl for Extra
brands On Tuesday however, the market consider
ably Hrmer, and Wednesday the upward tendency
eeived an impulse from the Atlantc's accounts The
sales Of days comprised $500 bbls the
on Wednesday being IS 25f0$5 S7h for superane St.
Laris s. 5O0$5 rs for Fancy and Extra, and SO 250
So 80 for Choice Extra brands On Thursday the stock
held still higher and the asking rates being above the
views Of buyers the sales limited to 700 bbls
range Of IS 250S5 so Dbl for superfne st. Louis
Yesterday about 1900 bbs disposed including 100
supsrne St Louis at So 40 2oo in three lots at s.
200 Extra at IS &c. 500 at So co. and 1865 Unbranded do
also at SO 90 y Dbl.
Weeks receipts, H. 81 bbls-exports, 1907.
CoRN--Ths supply Of Corn has been on too limited a
scale give much scope operators the sales of the
week reach barely 900e sacks at 664e Inferior and
Ordinary o506o for Mixed and Yellow, and 676s7o for
White lots Of the latter having ssld the inside
6stefor prime.
n Weeks receipts, 1856 sacks-sxports, 6797.
OATs-We have but little change to notice in this ar
ticle Some 5000 to 4o0e sacks have been disposed Of
during the week at 420l5e y bushel for st. Louis.
Weeks receipts, 4s63 sscks-sxports, 62l.
BRAN AND HAY-Ban has sold generally at 81 p
100 fb Western Hay we still quote at $40 y ton with
out any transactions Of moment.
wHEAT-The last sale Of Wheat was 1856 sacks Prime
y. at 300 y bushel.
- PoRK-Thers has been rather more inquiry for Pork
land have noticed sales of 800 bbls during tn,
VA at $14 250s15 co for round lots Of Uninspected
Mess and $14 T50$15 90 Dbl for retail parcels Yes
tsrdays sales comprised 100 bbs Unexpected Mess al
sl4 81 Y, and 200 al SIS y Dbl
Weeks receipts aT5 bbls-exports, &c.,
BAC0N-The market for Bacon has been very firm ant
during portion of the week quite active. The sales
brace fully 500 casks at range Of 70se for Sides and
707k@ for Shoulders, the tendency being atterly fol-
outside figures Hams have generally sold at 9Ca13xd
for plain and bagged to Extra and Fancy Sugarcured