New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-30
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREs, EST OFFICy.
Saturday Morning July 80 1853
our general market has been quiet in nearly every de-
Iartment during the past week though there been
s"rnr i'te excitement In articles Of the Western
produce market especially in Flour Corn the former
Of Which has sold during the greater part the time
heavy alvauce last weeks quotations This i'm
psJyrn Mt however has been almost entirely attribute
Die u the scarcity Of the article in this market and is
considered temporary The aIvices FROM the Wet re.
PORTING rise in the Ohio aud the liberation Of many
steamboats, water boun IN that river has checked the
aiTon" though not until prices had reached the highest
point known for several years Bacon has also improved
during the week Cotton has been dull and in the alb
f"nce 81 later intelligence from Europe within the past
lew days the rates have been sustained Tobacco
w4s rather active early in the week but with limited
inquiry the aggregate business has been rather
small Prices however. have been firm Sugar has sold
~ iu prices, while Molasscs hiss been very dull The
Arotics accounts-from Liverpool July l3-vere pub
l'h"t sunday morning They represent the Cotton
market at Liverpool 10 have been rather active firm
with es"5 of the four days preceding the 18th instant of
% 600 bales Of which 1000 taken speculation aud
$500 for Export The quotations stated us follow
Fair orleans y. Niddng Orleans 4, Fair Cplauds
$50 aud Miding Uplaud4 Cd z Ii The Asia account.
which three days later than the Arotics appeared
hr Evening papers yesterday They embrace dates from
Liverpool to the 10th July aul report good demand in
Ia" ton market since the departure Of the Europa
lNIi'l t-h"0t ma ufrn sNintWnAt restricted ly the
rm rr"truons Of seller mn-t Il whom within the pre-
ceiling w day had realized rather fuller prices for good
an t4r grades The sale. Of the ve.k wsr, stated at
+iW1 b Of which ieoJ bales hHI br-n takru for spe
rue'an ami 1000 for export The mlrket close firmly
~ 'ht following lu1taion- Fair Orleans Ga d7d Mid
Ai'us Orleans / Fair upleuls sid and Nlidding
trIani- dI 2 II Flour hal been in good request aud
prices had recovered froa the decline Western
anal - ,s~i az 27- and Ohio at - 81 = barrel
GpFI0N-Mp left the Cotton market at the date Of
our last weekly review with lnirt appearance the salts
# Friday eubrscng barely 400 bales making an asgre-
gate the week Of 5000 bales on Saturday the de-.
Dsut It'll more limited and barely 100 bales changed
hands during the day There no improvement OBJ
serystle on Moniay though sunday morning the
favorable the Baltic had been published and
nly about loo bales again disposed Of on Tues
ay hoTever some zoe bales found purchaser ire
ular prices but Welne lay the business fell of to
90 bales thu sales including bale Of Louisiana Sea
Island at 80 and at Il a z ID On Thursday factors
showed willingness to lower the rate. soma qua tps
and concession If about MiiIing and Good Mid
~>.ug brought 5u buyers FIR 500 bales Yesterday the
inq4, animated and the reached marry
100 bale. prices being easy but without her quota.
BIZ ahauS" The transactions II The week thu, rum W
barely $50 bales We modify quotations As below
The receipts Of the week gis bales against 1884
bales for the corresponding period last year aud 10 th.
total receipts al th- pert the increase compared with
year. Is 2222s7 ba.rs
new ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
lnfsrior ..e,,.' 90 'idIins FAIR. i sallH
ordinary 1850, stta 9 h"r. .......s,. %
MiddiiuS .t..-..- ia lea food Far....... ID
Good H'idline To-, all i,tGrod AID Bino... ID
oorTos ANo t,sAc. O srsrlMLNr
stock on hand sept s5. e'' 4ssl ''''''',- e,
yesterday 1g7-i646a12 453-7i la4
Exported to date...,.lGlo4A 5saos
yesterday Sya5-l GIL 34 uq0s=jsaus
stock on hand not cleared, 49,. 254lo a10lo
1OBACco-We have reports of rains at the West but
d not learn that they have extended to the Tobacco re-
gon IN sufficient quantity to improve materially thu pro-
lUet c the growing crop Factors have been very firm
ln ttir Trecn,ionS the stock being vet held Mt
imt That Keep it out Of thu market The sales of the
wees up 400 hhls Of which coo were taken on
SATURDAY 2oo Monday loo Tuesday and about 500
during the last three days The following are the parti
sulars as far as reported 20 hhls Missouri at - o
hhls at and 10 at % hhls at C. 100 at 20 at
Z aud li4 at ~ Is at Is at a. and Is at u
bids at cat to bids at sf - hhls light weight at
b, S3 att a and % at 4tai 81 hhls at Ga hid at
lOf and 60 Yellow Banks at % GAINESVILLE at 81 80
at i, 81 Old r. at 80 Old r Mason County at c
Fl6 bids at "a G. att and % Yellow Banks at s, "a
r ID We quote;
Lus-..........,...5 40 Fair to Pine. G2f07a,
Leaf lni TO Com i41G 4 'hoceS Select MS s ass
SUaAH-Thcre has been rather more inquiry for Sugar
during the week, and with very light receipts Hooters
have morally realized higher rates for most qtaliti,e
The sales Of the week embrace about hhds at the fol-
lowing prices which are advanced to correpond
with the Transactions Of the last few lays
Inferior to Cem...a as Prime aud Choice 1905
F Fair 70 oI FmIy ~ Gg3 Clarified 4aG62.
~ 'ek's receipts 292 hhd+-exnorts 500
AoLAssEs-The demand for NIo.sge. has I,.sn vorv
limited and though the receipts have Keen trIinq prices
have hardly been sustained. The weeks sales er,Lr,
some 700 bbls mostly at Hobs or lermcntpe and 13
Ise gallon for r"hoIei the latter rate only for tion
Syrup and Orleans Refinery
|, Weeks receipts. 2ll bbls-exports. 535
fL9IR-The supply OF Flour being very light and
fair demand for the trade prevailing, prices sprung up
during th" first three days of the week about 81 5O
rs bhl The sales up To Thursday evening embraced
5000 bbs mostly at Ssd p for superine St Louis and
ss6e - = Dbl FIR Extra and Choice brands though
early in the week lots sold at - 80 and ~ ~ for
superhne anu IN some instances IS 5o0S9 SO T. Dbl have
been paid fer superiue and Extra Yesterday the mar
ket was quite unsettled by the accounts of re-opeppV
of the navigation Of the Ohio and the sales were limited
to some 6oo bbs mostly private terms hut including
90 bbls Extra st Louis at - Z bbl and 100 huff bar
lis at 81 each
Weeks receipts, 1888 bbls-exports g59
CORN-Thr demaud for Corn has continued good and
he supply hight aud prices have consequently been very
ALL The sales up to yesterday morning embraced about
300 sucks, mostly 6666s, bushpl for inferior and
ordinary mixed 7OG7l for yellow and 7lfd72, for white
Yesterdays sales reached 200 sacks ncuiinr 625 Nix
and White in lots Mt 70 HOG white in lots at 72 and
s25 also in lots at 75e d bushel
Weeks receipts, 1876 sacks-exports. 35lg
oArSThe rates Tor this article further advanced
4G5t y bushel during the week and have noticed
sales of some II 900 sacks mostly at I5D46, bushe for
s,<ouis though in the early part Of the week about
uiDf, ,hplz in Is IL,