New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-22

NEW ORLEANS Markets.

"i,Fn order from Capt j. NJ White. q W ~ Shaw, Clerk
new ORLEANS Markets.
CREscENr OFFICE
Saturday Morning, October y 1853 |
Our general market remains without much animation |
though for or two days during the past week. there
mas been rather more activity in Cotton and Flour Later
accounts by the Atlantic published at noon on Mon
day They embraced dates from Liverpool to the 9Th in
rtsn reporting continued quiet in the Cotton market
further slight Improvement in Breadsufrs and panic
IN the Money Market caused by the report that war had
been declared against Russia by Turkey The sales Of
cotton for the three days previous the departure Of the
Atlantic Is coo bales Of which 1000 had been taken
Tor export and speculation Prices had been irregular
and generally in favor OF buyers but without quotabe
alteration. Flour had closed at 5IG36s u bbl for West
crn Canal and Ohio aud Corn at 4Is per quarter for
yellow to white. Consos had declined q q cent and
were quoted at po2s On Thursday morning we pub
G9hed the Asia accounts, bringing up Liverpool
dates to the Sth instant The reported sales Of
tg Of Cotton at Liverpool for the entire week preceding
her departure 1000 having been taken speculation
and 1000 for export. Prices had slightly declined for
meat descriptions and the quotations closed follow
Fsr Orleans, % 9-lof96., Midding Fair i Fair Up
lands, $685.. and Middlins rplands ) 1905 d
bseadstuha had been quiet aud the advance Flour
previously noticed had been lost the market closing
u 1S5s u Dbl for Western Canal aud Ohio brands The
q, Tho rsnort that war h, ta 81
" 49, ~ etNt'N W A''hey anu
C9nsols advanced over per cent closing at ga.
C0rToN--we left the Cotton market at the close of
eur 'st weekly review with dropping appearance under
he influence Of the unfa1orabe accounts received by
On 'asu,uay ,ae'Irs Sho"'a Tilnsne,l to
vas confined to 100 bales at irregular During the
forenoon Of Monday there was some inoui,v and sbor
800 bales were taken before the publication Of the Allan
TIC accounts but this news SUSPENDED ALI further bui
for the day On Tuesday the market was very heavy
and although factors were Offering at considerable
ucon in prices the transactions Of tho aav ala no,
coed 500 baes tn. market closn, ,,i,h ,,,h ir,,,
hut at u decline Of l.f9Jse q H. On Wednesday the
rates we're still easier and purchasers were found for 1000
bales on Thursday under the influence Of the Asas
accounts the market recovered degree of the
sales embracing $3.50 bales with an on the
better qualities OF fully IL Yesterday again the
demand active aud the sales embrnce 5000 bales at
our advanced quotations The business of the entire week
' tim. a,ms mn a total NJ IL ooo halo
M ,,, - u, 80, - $50 .
" NV "A arc -''', oaleS' anu 'ue Vo'ai
'ue ~ u 0eptenoer nave pesn sV''o- oales
"sa'H'' -'''.D " W.. Wv, sauie oa's lese year
r,,.,o. t,,,,'L " ~, ,'o' ,,,.
Ordinary 7I;@ 81, Fair ~ nS ~ :
Nddlng. ..,.... $40 Ga Good Fair. -. ID
Seod hidJhng... 93aGlO i6ood aud Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corTos-baes ToBAcco--hhd.
Stoek on hand sept l. 1900 'lo7'@ ooo, 2a46a
Yesterday 6q7I-ss224 600 ase2
o.o,o So''o -. % ooi
yestsrJay . '' o6o-.2ao17 oa0 4A15
STOCK on nana NOT cleareu '''.''''''oo4 -''tz
ToBACCo-The Tobacco market has continued dull
during the past week and the sales have been confined ID
few lots including II hhds Reprized having been wet at
d, 26 bids. mostly Admitted at 6s SO at Ga Ill at
and l6 Mason County at Sc ii. Prices are fully 40
lower, aud we now quote as follow
Lugs 49iD5& Fair to Fine h61 =
LA ih' 10 ooh''o Go4 'Choce oeeet hS''o f~'E'
suGAR-The Sugar market has been rather heavy and
the rates have generally been lower especially for Old
Crop to which quotations apply with sales during
the week of 900 hhds The range for New Crop ha
been 4d5e ID for Fair t. Prime lots, Yesterday L
hhds Fair sold at "A and SO binds Choice from store
DC q b. the market closing dull We quote
Inferior to Com as! Prime and ohoce ~ a.
1000 common rI1 ~ o7- 0iir'n'u q"
-, - -. e-otb,s. avnorts AZ
10, ,ssEs r,. h. -, ,or,ar sn,l, -, nJo,ooso
,,sn, ,ho n.s. ,yo.,, ana nrcas nro lower The s,s
uph Zoo t,,. -, v., rror tho ratao ona,
oog,sti|% WI o,ns;ns =. o,aa,I. "a oailo1
- ~ - an =. IoI.S,s. "a Ill,
~ f,r pahoiea yestorI,, 40 bhls New so
.o'Iea, -, :, ~,
49,, y 10 ,,,=. 90
r,o1rp III t -, Ia or,ord =; tho Flor,
-, -. a., g., -. e a., ~, "a ,h SAL
T,r,aa,, s,r,neJ M, ahout ~ ooo hb,s n
p " o'e1s -, 20 $50 o. - sn O.
I. g. ~ 0,,,'1rt, a. ool
,a,l ,a- s,,,aT,ir ,rJ a. osas- IN for Ex,rs an
p l.s ior eupeiii'' "n" y -''"P. " ~ HH''" u"
thoiec Extra o'euuS VI Gu h'u''' se'oiua'' Ho"o'e
tne nia'Het was WY uu @uu .' ~ ~,
oos 'pe'a',us oV' ~ '''' "' ~ ~ "'"
~ 20 oV q ool' oa..
week receipts 1000 op's-eAporvT' o9oo
nus 80 my :, 'D'a', ~ ~.
the market during the past wees anu III Tue carry pa
hi6hef prices were Iean"eu " ho'uets ihe s"i'' W
Yesterday morning feaeheu some ioVVo saohs, n.oses
t2id'lf Tor ordinary ana eooa u'Aeu' ano 'op'oF i
u, frlne lello~ anu h'e' WIN ie" Saie AZ '''"oVf
hushe yesterday ABOUT ioOo we're 'nO'"ui
2oV AZ 'oN@'o' ana ~ ie"oW AT ''f U pasnei
"pgN Leeep's 'oif sue pViVs ,-'V
oAls-"e nave TO hoelee i'r'ner "a'anc' ~ .nis