New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Crescent OFFICE,
Saturday Morning. June 1853.
There has been but little animation in any department
Of general market during the week Just closed and
we have only limited business to report Cotton in par
cular has been dull tho greater part Of the time and
prices for qualities have slightly given way To
bacco has been firm and buyers have held back for con
cesons Sugar and Molassrs have been dull aud dropping
Flour has been frmer owing the light supply on the
market Corn has arrived in limited quantities and the
rates have been very firm Provisions generally with
out my important change though Pork has
measure from the depression reported in last weekly
review Freghts have slightly improved but with a very
moderate movement On Monday morning we published
in our Geographic columns accounts from Europe by the
Collins steamer Arctic, embracing q report Of the Liver
pool market to the 18th ultimo The Of Cotton in
Liverpool for the three business days preceding Arctic
departure stated at 2200O bales comprising Is OoO
for the trade and 1000 and 5000 respectively for pecua
ton and export slight improvement in the rates for
the niddDg qualities reported with firm market
for all grades The quotations stated at G1,d for
Fair Orleans 1j6l for Middng Orleans 65 for Fair
plandf and IA 4 ID for SIid1ng Uplands On Thurs
lay morning the Arabias accounts appeared in our
columns, embracing Liverpool dates to the 2Ist utno
These adyccs report continued improvement in Cotton
with sales Of 81 0O0 bales for the week at Liverpool in
Guiding IL 600 bales for speculation for export
The closing rates quoted follow Fair Orleans 6}
Middling Orleans G. Fair Upands 67s, and Mddling Up
lands 556d q b.
C0TTON-We left the Cotton market at the close Of
our last weekly review, with buoyant appearance the
sales Of the week having reached nearly 1900 bales and
prices advanced A6D7se T. ID. On slturiay.morning
factors opened the market with very firm prrtcnsons but
their views met but little response the part If buyers
and the transactions Of the day limited to about
2O0O balcs On MONDAY buyers showed less dis
position to operate although the Arctic accounts which
We published that morning. considered favorable.
and the days business confined to 800 bales, at
about the range Of Friday prices. The market
trcniey dull on Tuesday and wednesday, and only few
mai, lists found purchasers, amounting for the two days
barely 900 bales the continuing without any
peecptble alteration The Arabias on Thurs
day morning having fully confirmed those Of the Arctic
brought forward two purchasers for speculation
and factors disposed to make concessions on
the niddng and lower qualities sales were effected to the
extent Of 5000 bales at reduction about p ID for
Ordinary and Low Midiling Yesterday however the
demand again fell On and the transactions limited
to 1850 bales making aggregate business for the entire
wck If 10000 bales. Prices yesterday without fur
thor change aud quote below.
The receipts q the week 2s2 bales against l0026
bales for tho corresponding period last year and in the
tot receipt a. M port the increase compared with list
year is . l+j bales.
NEw oRLs4ss CLASSIFICATION
Inferior ...... Gl&60 ~ Middling Fair II ,Nl19f
Nti1las :.,.., 0 @i9i Good Fair: :.... %
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corTov AID TOBACCO STATEMENT.
ort on hand sept / ''''''' 1874 81
ycs;eriay., a7d-leo7 81 57i-5a57s
,c7co5. 80
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| F,ir 10 FuIIv Fair 81 GS31. -. .1'' y .
| weeks receipts 23di hhds-eNports. 1881
| ,or .vsrs r,o r,,-,e4 for No,assos has ham ,,,
- i w.. ,,,,i,,,.I 70 lro,,, tbr,,,, ho,,, ia ~.
~ 10 Ttr,dav evening the sales summed nm 22oo bbl.
,otI a. 1765isl. "a gaIlon for ordinary TO prirne Ea
bouci and 1455I6. for Fermentiur lots YESTERDAY.
transactions were confined to few small lots At tbi,
! rarro
| Iyeck,s rcceints 97o2 bbls--exports s-2
| rtoTR-With upht SUNNY the Four market bos
vyor, a firm anpearance though the demand has bcor
,,i,. limited The sars IN to ThursIYv evening en-
rr,csd hardy 5000 bbs at a oo7s4 10 for Ohio iowa
t and Il mast "a for surerfnc st Iopis and 81 II
| ,n = III for pxtra brand. Yesterday abopt ,2oC
MI r,. disr,d n incIuap, 4oo 81 Ioni. in tbrs,
or t lts al 81 % 2-6 Extra At % 90 and l1o also AT
| 3, IN q M
| .U.sk,s receipts sill bbIs-exports 1884
| CoRN-Tbe demand for Corn has continued good
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