New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CnEscEST OFFrcr,
Saturday Morning. October 1. l

Vur geueru mhrket mas been without much animation
during the past week Cotton has been dull and droop.
ing Tobacco has continued quiet Sugar has been in
lair request with advancing prices but the sales have
zen limited Flour has been very firm with fair de-
wand for export prevailing most Of the week but the
fuppy has been small Corn has atterly been firm with
moderate business during the week Provisions are
without much change, though Pork has been rather
nrmer Cofse has declined with limited demand Ex.
changes have been dull and the rates generally lower
feighta have advanced The accounts by the New York
Apd Bremen steamer Washington received last even
Ing by telegraph, and will be found the appropriate
column of this mornings paper
oorToN-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
hardly inquiry and the day passed without our hear
Ing Of sale On Monday the demand was limited and
factors we're Offering at lower rates the comprising
about $50 bales at 1Os for Mddlng and 1o for Good
MiddIng and list Of $50 at price not reported On
Tuesday and Wednesday together about 1900 bales
changed hands at range Of 1o1o1e for Middling and
lok0ll2se for Good Middling to Midding Fair On
Thursday 900 bales taken nearly the same range
and Yesterdays transactions embraced about $50 bales
making the aggregate business of the week 1850 bale.
Prices close with considerable rreguarity and Is dim
cult to form scale Of quotations We accordingly omit
iA'r figures.
receipts of the week H. 544 bales and the total
receipts since the Let Of September have been 4s2e bales
ssainst 90, 7s4 to the same date last year Il
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT ~
hand Sept i, 1883 .1os7a 1'''''' 2ssss
: - yesterday ....... 2io2e-2sseo 81 $500
80 4e2 s17e5
) . yesterdsy......... 40 $685. 600 2so7
stock on hand not cleared ........27s27 2e,l5s
ToBAoco-The inquiry in the Tobacco market con.
limited though the transactions of the last week
ow small increase The sales embrace about $50 hhds
with the following particulars "a hhds and at 6a
round Is r. at o. at ca, and 8 A. at 6Xe IA r. at
3es at OK, A at IA and 25 Choice at She; and 81
hhds Choice Mason County at 9%e o b.
There seems to be no change of moment in prices
market generally remaining firm at our quotations
Lugs .4sl@5A Fair to Fine. .. -. .s,S67n
Leaf INT to com...6 @o% choce Select u.s. z 0sa
sUGAR-The Sugar market has been less active during
the past week the supply having much reduced BY
the operations noticed in last review and holders
having further put up their rates the residue Of the
stock The sales Of the week up probably $50 hhds
" astly at the following advanced quotations:
4 sror to Com. ..2x03sl Prime and Choice. . sac
V ;ooa J, common. -@sn Clarified ........e007k
Weeks receipts, GIG hhds-exports, 2S2
MoLAssEs-The receipt continue light and the week.
hes have been limited to 400 bbls of which II Plan
tation at li ITO good Reboed H. and few lot.
IN the Orleans Refinery including so bbls Reboed at
and so half bbls at 24e y gallon
Weeks receipts, 4s1 bbls-exports, OOo
FL0UR-There has been a fair export demand In the
Flour market during the past week. and with moderate
ply holders have generally realized slight improve
nent In the rates The sales up to Thursday evening
embraced about 1000 bbs nearly all at IS s70Ss 90
for superfne Illinois and St. Louis and SO 12X0so rs
p Dbl for Extra and Choice Extra brands Some uu-
branded Illinois was sold at So so p Dbl Yesterdays
sales embraced barely 500 bbs including 2eo Illinois
200 St Louis at SO co. 100 at SO 12 and 100 Extra at
SO 25 p Dbl
Weeks receipts, 1924 bbls-exports es5
CoRNThe receipts Of Corn have been light and price,
Sxnerally pretty well sustained though the demand ha
shown considerable activity Up yesterday morning
5000 sacks had been disposed of 63Ge4s for Ipe
rior and Ordinary Mixed 05667 for Mixed and Yellow
and White, and few lots of prime White at 700 "A
bushe Yesterday this business confined to resales
about 800 sacks at 65G06ee y busheL
Weeks receipts, 7s47 sacks-exports 1870.
oATs-Ths article has been in fair demand, and with
limited supply the rates have been generally frmer
We have noticed sales Of St. Louis during
the week, mostly at 45a4ee o bushel.
Weeks receipts, 5519 sacis-exports $40
BRAN AND HAY-The rates for Bran have advanced
to 81 101S1 Is 100 b. most of the sales being reported
at the latter figures Hay quote at Sit b0Os2o
81 for Western the sales including 400 bales from nat
boat at $40 So and yesterday 400 SIS ton and 900
at a lower price.
wHEAT-we hear of no further sales Of Wheat Of any
moment
P0RK-There has been fair demand for Pork during
the week. and prices rather higher The sales EN-,
brace 1900 bills mostly at sl4 for Unexpected
and SIS for Branded Mess with Of Mess short
weight at sl4 75 and Rumps on private terms Yester
day the market still frmer, the including lot
of 81 bbs Mess at SIS 25 q Dbl Prime Is nominal at
si2 0oOSl2 So and NJ O. at S14 so y Dbl The stock Of
Pork at the Inspection warehouses last evening was
1851 bbls, comprising the following
bbls IL 604 nf and dau,ooad