New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

sbout the rates the accounts by the Hermann and
he Cambria having produced perceptible effect Yes
erdsy there better demand and the sales reached
1000 bales making total for the week of 28Oo bales
Prices were regular, but without any quotabe |
change.
The receipts of the week sos bales against
bales for the corresponding period year. and in
total receipts at this port the increase compared with last
year is 25s s62 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
5 ofain1ry s rs s,l Fair. G.
Midiling ....... s1@ OF Good Fair. ...... %
Good Middling. .1o's01oslIG Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept / 1852 1852 1874
.. Yesterday. IseI=1,6o26O2 7l-.735s
fel2,l3I s6lO7
Exported to date 81. :. 426254 81 3os
yesterday. l34=1, 1888 2-31 39e
Stock on hand not cleared. ... 1s5746 347ll
ToBACCo-The Tobacco market has presented rather
animated appearance during the week. and prices have
generally been very firm especially for the inferior and
very qualities which have been most in request The
medium grades continue neglected to considerable
tent The sales Of the week nearly 5000 hhds Of
which notice the following particulars: A hhds &c
O. round 10 at 5 and at 1Se $50 hhds Admitted
at 6, at 81, and 10 Factory Lugs at 50 81 hhds: Is
ut 5 and 81 at 5Jz 60 hhds 25 A. and r. at ga and
A at 69ss round hhds Choice Selections at So; so
hhds l3 at jl and at ~; 26l hhds at sac round ;
lO1 hhds 20 y ard 81 at $50 l. hhds at 51s and
10 at exc 800 hhds at 81 % at lilo 1856 hhds A.
and r. at 54e round; Is hhds at 61se % hhds at
81 81 at l1eand 80 at exc 1850 hhds: at g. 1o4 at
ca and 40 at 61se; $50 hhds at 6s $50 hhds at 61s
10 hhds at Ga 10 hbds fine crop at So As hhds
very choice crop, at so lis hhds Mason County,
crop 10 at $40 and 100 at "a and yesterday about
$50 hhds of which 81 hhds at csc round 20 hhds at
55S and 10 at 10 hhds at 5i4D6 and at y Is
hhds ct G1sd61i 10 at IA and choice hid at o. q b.
We advance quotations as follows:
Lugs .4Xm51 y Fair to Fine .6l4@7
Leaf Inf to Com ass. Choice Select 1i0s x
sUGAR-There has been some inquiry for Common to
good Common Sugars and for these qualities the
| have been rather firm while other grades have de-
cined The sales of the week limited to about 14OO
hhds 0ncuding $50 taken yesterday at the following
range Of prices:
Inferior to Com. .21l@3,4 Prime and Choice 419sh
Fair to Fully Fair. .3ssO4 .................
| Weeks receipts 22O6 hhds-exports. 9l5.
MOLAssEs-The demand for Moasses has been Unite,
during greater part of the week. and though the sup
ply continues light especially of prime qualities the rate
are without Improvement The sales, including go Dbl
taken yesterday embrace about 1900 bbs mostly at l5d
lid for Fermentiug and 1s62le p gallon for ordinary t.
prime Reboiled-the market however having been nearly
bare Of the latter quality during the last two or thre
days and the close yesterday there little or none
| any description left in first hands
| Weeks receipts, 3247 bbls-exports, Gil.
FLOUR-The receipts of Flour have continued light
but with limited demand the rates are without an
decided advance, though generally rather frmer TIL
sales up to Thursday evening embraced 5000 bb most
at 81 S7S@S4 43 for superhne Ohio 81 4Ot0s4 55 70
St. Louis 81 62Is Extra Ohio, and 81 750S5 90 70
Extra and Choice ST. Louis We have noticed sale
of unbranded at SO 6210S4 90, uninspected Obi
at 81 BIZ Superfne Iowa at 81 40 and some resales
Ohio at 81 5o0s4 SO o Dbl The sales yesterday wer
barely 600 bbls including 4Io ST. Louis in lots at "a 500
81 IS p Dbl
Weeks receipts 9O95 bbls-exports, 17Sl6
CoRN-The demand for Corn has generally been goo
and during portion of the week quite active with fri
market throughout The of the week embrace nea
sacks at 4OG42 bushe for Inferior and Rejecte
47O4s for Mixed, 4905o for Yellow and White, so f'
Yellow and so for White with few selected lots of Prin
at 5l52s Yesterdays sales included above, reache
barely $500 sacks including 1900 Inferior at 4o042 To-
yellow at So and 900 White also at 500 q bushel wit
| very little on the Levee.
Weeks receipts, 926 sacks-exports 1886.
oATs-There has been a fair demand for Oats most
the week. at 34f0S71e q bushel for Ohio and st. Lou
with few lots of the at 81 and of the latter
for avorte marks but yesterday $50 sacks Ohio SO
at So $500 Ordinary at go 1900 Wabash at about 80,
at 81 and 500 st. Louis at 35036t q bushe
Weeks receipts, s427 bbls-exports, 500.
| WHEAT-We quote this article at s0@sof z busf
for Ordinary to Prime.
BRAN AND HAY-The receipts of Bran have be
light and we have noticed only few sales from the Lev
at s5a95s y 100 In Hay the transactions ha
been rather large the sales comprising about 400 ba
prime Western early in the week, at ST. so, and Sol
five six atboat loads SINCE embracing about 100 to-
" at SIG 5Ot0Sl7 u ton.
| Tha and for limited
! sales for the week of 1900 bbls, of which 600
| unexpected Rumps and Prime, poor lot: at Sll %
the former and s12 % for the latter 60 inspected Pr
at Sl2 7 100 uninspeced Mess choice lot at SIS 81
2l7 unnspected Mess at SIS so, and yesterday so
branded Mess at SIS rs, and 60 Prime at sl2 so y
b Weeks receipts, 1897 bbls-exports, 1919.
GREEN MEATs-The principal sales of Bulk NJ
during the week have been GOO lbs 4t for Should
and 6s for Hams and $4,000 lbs at 4'54 for Should
o. 4 and $40 q ID for Hams
| BACoN-There has been fair demand for Bacon dur
the week and as Shoulders have been holders
generally realized improvement in the rates The 81
of the week embrace some $50 casks, mostly at 7O7
a Ii for Ribbed Sides and 6I4f0616e q lb for Should
- Hams have ranged generally at 9t0los for plain
bagged and lOs0llle Q fb for Extra and Fancy sut
cured Yesterday so casks St. Louis Sides sold at x
Cincinnati at 49, and 30 Shoulders at oaf, anu ~ ca
| Clear Sides at o. u b.
or Weeks receipts 2ls9 casks, etc-exports, 62s.
BEEF-We can only repeat our previous remarks a
the limited transactions in Dbl Beef and quote as beft
sl3 GOA s13 SO for Mess, and s11 o00s1l so q Dbl
Prime 80 bbls branded Mess sold early in the weel
)F s13 so p Dbl.
Weeks receipts S37 bbls and tierces-exports, 1456
n and tierees.
No BUTTER AND CIIEEsE-0f good Western Blu
(none of the packing having yet reached our mari
there little or none and the inferior and ordinary
IS, tiles are selling occasionally at 1o015f 4 b.. C
civ Western Cheese is scarce, and would readily comm
ted | 11lsOl2He q fb for good to prime lots
dsd LARD-The rates for lard have been frmer, but
~ rather limited business The sales comprise some
bbls and tierces at 81 for Inferior, 90eA for No. l.
01s fb for Prime, and $50 kegs. mostly ut loS for
and 1l$ for Prime holders atterly asking lli& and
wards for Prime in kegs.
Weeks receipts 1l72 bbls and tierces and 72o ks
exports, equal to 6247 kegs.
RICE-The market for this article continues du
=" 4049se q ID for ordinary to fair Carolina.
N WHIsKY-The demand for Whisky has been lin
the sales of the week embrace barely 1000 bbls
for Eeetihed and Fletchers Extre 2osi02lt for Raw
rs. ~ Y gallon for psstcs's Estrs.