New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENr OFFIcy.
Saturday Morning. NoYemker %. 49,


has active the transactions in Cotton hAYe
been considerably larger than during any previous week
Of the and prices have held upward tendency
Sugar and Moasses have also been in active request with
decing In Flour only moderate business has
been done ami prices have hardly been sustained Grain
has been quiet owing to small supplies Provisions Of
nearly all descriptions have declined with larger trans
actions in Pork Coffee has latery been in active de-
mand and prices have been firm. Freghts have gener
ally been firm and Exchanges dull though the for
the latter have slightly improved Accounts from Liver
pool to the 18th inst, by tho Cunard steamer Canada
were received here by telegraph Thursday at
They reported decided Improvement in tho appearance
OF the Cotton market at Liverpool stating the sales Of the
week at Is COS bales including II 900 for speculation and
export. Prices bad generally been firmer and Mddiing
qualities bad slightly advanced the quotations being
stated follows Fair Orleans 634 Mddng Orleans Cd
Fair Upands 6}s and Mid1ing Upland SKA y Ii. The
Money market yet stringent but Consols rmer
closing at 9itl The Cotton market at Havre firm
with of 5000 bales during the week ending the
18th inst Louisiana Tres Ordndre quoted at 94f
CoTT0N-The Cotton market opened Saturday
with limited demand and the transactions Of the day
did not much exceed $500 bales On Monday, however
several buyers came forward and though factors
firm their preteusions the sales embraced $500 bales
The demand continued Tuesday and during that and
the following day IL goo bales changed hands, the
being still frmer, especially for the higher grades On
Thursday business opened with considerable animation
and additional impulse given to the demand by
the publication at noon, of the Canadas advces The
sales of the day up IA 600 bales the rates closing
an advance of about <e upon those Of Saturday Yes
terday the demand active but the sales reached
about $500 bales making the total business Of the
$500 bales We advance quotations for nearly
all qualities, as below.
The receipt. OF the week AZ 0si bales and the
receipts since the Is. of September have been 272 800 bales
against 4S4.l75 to the same date last year.
NEW oaLEAss cLhssFicATIor.
a i'd %;ii,, s.9 s2s Good Fair g
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
CoIros-bals'. ToEAceo-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1853, .....1o672 2a4e5
yesterday 6299-272 500 900 1896
2s29ss 32461
Exported to date. 102 324 5614
yesterday ..... 4579-l06 903 COO 5o14
Stock on hand not cleared. ......E6035 26s47
TOBACCO There has been considerable inquiry for
Tobacco during the past few days The only lots sold
that to knowledge bhds at g.. and at T.
and 81 hhds selections at siG6@e p tb until Thursday
during that day and yesterday nearly 24OO hhds changed
hands including 1850 Mason county The particulars Of
these heavy transactions have been suppressed but
understand that the prices what and
SUGAR-The receipts Of Sugar have continued large,
and although the demand has been active prices
qualities have fallen of fully "a p ib. The sales of the
week embrace about 1000 bids of which 1900 were sold
yesterday We quote
Inferior to Com. l1l93 Prime and Choice. 4G4I
G GOOD Common ga Clarified .......44G05
Fair to Fully Fair .GD3% ..................
Receipts, 1867 hhds exports 1923
NOLAssES-The demand for Molassss has been active
during the week but with heavy supply prices have
further declined fully 20 gallon The weeks sales in
GLIDING 1900 bbs taken yesterday up 5000 bbls the
opening rates being li6l9s for Inferior Prime but
falling by Tuesday evening to 129l5 for Inferior ord
nary, and l5l7e 2 gallon for Good Prime lots thi.
range continuing to the close
Weeks receipts, 9l64 bbls-exports, 6316
FLoUR-lhe Flour market has presented quiet ap-
during the greater part of the week and the
rates have generally been rather lower than the close
Of our last weekly report. The sales up to Thursday
evening reached barely 10 900 bbs mostly at SO 4Os6 IS
q Dbl for superhne Kentucky Ohio, Illinois and St
Louis with occasional lot Of Fancy SO 62 Extra
and Choice Extra brands ranging Sc IS 81 25 and 81
50 p Dbl Yesterday 1000 bbs were disposed Of inclu.
ding 100 Fancy St Louis 450 $50 at SO l5 100 at So
4Jf9S6 30 and 80 Extra Illinois at SO 62}f = Dbl
Weeks receipts, Is OIL bbs-e1ports 400
CORN-The receipts Of Corn have besn light, and du-
ring portion of the week there has been in first
hands Up to Tuesday evening 1000 sacks were dis
posed of at a range Of 55663s for New and e4067e
bushel for Good to Prime Old but on Wednesday and
Thursday noticed only few re-salts e265r Yes
terday few lots Offering on tho Leyee and some
300 sacks were sold at 65G6s. p bu.hs
Weeks receipts, 1886 saoks-.xports 295o
OATs-rhe sales Of this article have been in limited
quantities at range Of +952f mostly SOC per bushel
for Wabash and St Louis Yesterday 1000 sacks Illinois
were sold at 500 2 oushel.
Weeks receipts, 1926 sacks-eIports so
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold in moderate lots at
81 3oGDs1 35e p 10 lbs OF Hay we noticed sale on
Wednesday of l5J0 bales Western mostly Of poor quality
at about s2l So and few other lots from at S2I
s22 y ton
WHEAT-We have no further transactions Of any con.
sequence to repeat
poRK-The rates for Pork further declined early in
the week and noticed sales some $500 bbls up to
Thlrsday evening the market opening at ST. 509sl5
Dbl for branded Mess but subsequently falling to s129
Sl2 25 for Old Yesterday the market rather rmer
and 800 bbs branded Mess sold at sl2 25 and lot of
1900 bbls at sl2 q bbl
Weeks receipts, 294s bbls-exports 403
BACoN-The market for th. article has been dull the
sales Of the week embracing $50 for
Ribbed Sides and On d62.e for Shoulders including
yesterday 30 casks Prime Sides at 10 p h. Hams have
sold at 1l0l5s for Ordinary to Choice sugar-cursd
Weeks receipts, 1920 casks etc.-exports, 40
BEEf-We have heard Of no sales Of any moment and
"ul iuola'lous are az SloUS14 oU Dbl Tor
Mess and 500 $40 80 for Prime
Weeks receipts go bbl- 20 half bbls-expor. 600
BUTTER AND CUEESE-The supply Of these articles
is ample and we have noticed sales at range of 12l7e
for Western Butter and 99lO5st ID for Cheese nclu
ding Wednesday 500 boxes Of the latter at 9alOe
p b.
LARD-The market for Lard has been dull and prices
have declined 10 y II. The sales Of the week include
$50 orces Prime at 0@1O1le Al tierces at the same
and $50 kegs at l2f 2 b.
Weeks receipts II bbs and S74 kegs Exports 625 kegs
RICE-There is yet but n limited demand for this arti
Gle and the sales confined few lots at 4Lsa5e "A
ID for Carolina, etc.
WHISKY-The rates for Whisky are still lower and the
transactions of the week embrace som 300 or 1000 bbs
25027t a gallon for Rectifed and 2793oe for extra
brands including Wednesday $50 Fletchers Extra at
"a and previously or two small lots of Dexters at
800 q gallon.
Weeks receipts, 3S43 bbls-exports S7S bbls
SALT-There active demand for Liverpool Salt
in the early part of the week and noticed sales of
era cargoes (part to arrive embracng 900 sacks
at 81 20@S1 80 q sack for Coarse and Assorted the
transactions including cargo of 1900 sacks Beaehed
Coarse, 10 sacks to the ton. at 81 25 a sack
C0FfEE-The recent accounts from Rio Janeiro have
given active impulse to the demand for Coffee and
the sales Of the week up fully 10000 bags Rio at
I0s012te q ii for Ordinary to Prime lots the greater
portion Of which has been taken since Wednesday and
including yesterday $500 bags of which 2640 at H. $50 at
ia, 100 at II r. and 500 Sknnings at 90 h. cargo
Of 1900 bags has arrived from Rio Janeiro during the