New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

CREsCEST OFFIcE, I
Saturday Morning, May I, 1858. /
Our general market has continued without much &C.
tivty in any department during the pest week The
article OF Tobacco has been the principal exception
Cotton owing to the unexpected depression in the market
at Liverpool advised by the last or three steamers
has been dull and dropping throughout the week Flour
has slightly advanced owing to limited supply on the
market and tho improved rates for Corn noticed last
have been fully sustained Pork has been quiet with
less rmnes in prices while Bacon has brought full rates
Preghts have been hrmer, but with few engagements
Advces from Liverpool to the 10Th ut per steamer Baltic
were received here on Tuesday. They reported heavy
Cotton market at Liverpool with sales of barely II 900
bales during the three days preceding the steamers depar
ture with decline in prices Of 116D1sd for qualities
below Fair. The quotations stated as follow Fair
Orleans 6ss, Midding Orleans 1916, Fair Mobile and
Uplands 6i4 and Middlng 51id q lb. The Asias ae-
counts three days later than the Baltic published
yesterday morning They represent the market at Liver
pool to have been still depressed with decline gen.
orally in the rates for the week Of I'd q fb.
COrT0N-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
only moderate demand and the sales Of the day were
limited to 1900 bales at about the came prices that were
paid Friday. Notwithstanding the indisposition Of
buyers to operate at previous rates. factors on Mon
day maintained their pretensous with additional rmness
and succeeded in getting of barely $500 bales rather
full prices On Tuesday mornng there was some inquiry
and previous to the Of the Balcs arrival
1900 bales had been taken the market then came
to stand On Wednesday factors lowered their rates
05Ie, but the concessions brought only two
buyers and the sales Of the day limited to about
1900 bales. There little inquiry on Thursday
and about $500 bales taken about the decline
the previous day though with considerable regularty
the rates. Yesterday again, the inquiry was moderate
and the sales limited to 1000 bes making total for
week Of barely ID 500 bales Prices very irregular
but without further change Of moment
The receipts Of the week l940 bales against % 67
bales for the corresponding period last year. and in the
total receipts at this the increase compared with last
year is 74,s3l bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior ....... 6did Middling Pair. 1ll4G1I1h
Midding. 0 ole Good Fair. ...... %
Good Midding. 1UsS all lGood and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1852 .....s,5s2 1874
yesterday. 29is=1y586,212 24l-ii1o6
15057A CISCO
Exported to date. 1.3S3S55 25S57
yesterday. 6,5ls=1, 3oo,S74 19l5-27, 772
Stock on hand not cleared =. 2O5 $40 s5.OsS
ToBACCo-There has been active inquiry in the
Tobacco market during the past week aud the sales
nearly $500 hhds at firm prices The transactions EN-
brace the following particulars hhds at s. and 55 at
6O6 1916; at 6, and 70 at 64s 1S9 at S16 las at
6ss 254 at 1915; 1877 at 55s l06 at 81 A Mason
County at 60 Mason County (selections) at 7ii0s;
Sc Clarksvie choice lot at re round 70 Low Admit
ted and Refused at 5 and 81 SOL at and % at ca
20 at As at 54 II at 53S at GA at at "a, and
atT6 104 Refused and Low Admitted at 51i 122 Old
Missouri at 5sS SO hhis at So 20 at and 81 at 81
and yesterday 2l5 at 55s 90 at 54071 20 at So and
20 at SO A at OK % at 5, 80 at 67s and at 7,4e
p Ii and 473 hhds taken for Spain private terms
We slightly advance our quotation for Lugs:
Lugs. 051i Fair to Fine. .6067S
Leaf Inf Com. 81 a75 Choice and Select .7DS
sUGAR--we have no change of any moment to notice
the Sugar market for the week just closed The sales
including 800 hhds taken yesterday embrace 1900 hhd
at the following range of prices, which unchanged
Inferior to Com. Prime and Choice. 1903
Good Common. -@31s Clarified ........4k064
Fair to Fully Fair. .33sG04lS ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Weeks receipts, 1886 hhds-exports, 2967.
MOLAsSEs-The receipts Of Molasses have been modem
ate and prices rmer though the transactions have
been on limited scale The sales up to Thursday
ing embraced about 1900 bbls mostly ut 15De gallon
for Fermenting 1s02o for ordinary to good Reboiled
and 2s for prime and very choice lots Yesterdays
sales embraced about 400 bbs at 1502ot y gallon for
Fermentng to good Reboied
Weeks receipts, 1855 bbs-exports, 1852.
FLOUR-The receipts of Flour have been very light,
and with fair demand prices have held upward ten
dency during the greater part of the week. The transact
tion to Thursday inclusive embraced about 10000 bbls
at range of 81 050s4 Is for superine Ohio 81 250
81 80 for Illinois and st. Louis, and 81 500S4 62 y
Dbl for Extra Ohio the outside figures ruling in all the
later transactions Yesterdays sales limited to
few hundred bbls at 81 S7S0s4 90 . Dbl for superfne
st. Louis.
Weeks receipts, GAIA bbs-exports 1871
CORN-The demand for Corn has continued fair, and
the without any change of moment. The sales
of the week up about AZ 600 sacks mostly at 44se
y bushel for Ordinary, and 5ot for prime White and
Yellow, though lots of prime Yellow have brought
52053e Yesterdays sales, included above, embraced
10000 sacks of which 1900 sacks Ordinary at 49, 14oO
prime White at So and 5000 sacks at 4S for White and
50t q bushel for Yellow.
Weeks receipts, 4S,524 sacks-exports, 50227.
oATs-we have noticed sales Of Oats to fair extent
during the week. mostly at 33O35t for Ohio and Wabash
and 36S037he v bushel for St Louis.
WHEAT-we noticed a sale last week of $50 to 700
sacks of Wheat at 500 q bushe
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold mostly at s21s0s5s
100 fbs Hay has declined to SIC oo0S17 so v ton
and we noticed sale on Tuesday of GA bales good
Western at SIS U ton.
PORK.The Pork market opened with degree Of firm
ness in prices and in the early part of the week few
hundred bbls Mess disposed Of at SIS 750S16 90
Dbl Latterly however, the sales have been mostly at
SIS 50OS15 u.s. with retail transactions at $40 766
SIS 90 q Dbl for Mess On Saturday noticed sales Of
1903 bbls unexpected Prime at $l2 80 and mixed lot
50 bbls at IS for Heads and Chimes and 50 for Ordinary
| Rumps and Joles The stock in the Inspection Ware
houses the LIST inst amounted to sos bbls showing
decrease during the month Of April Of nearly 5000 bbls
1t was composed as follows:
Clear ........... bbls.. Rumps bbls.. 1S
Mess .7247 Inferior and Ord. IS
Mess Ordinary. 12i0 Not Inspected 10 q
| Prime .....,.....-.... 52ii
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