New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF TEE MARKETS

REVIEW OF TEE MARKETS
SATURDAY MORNING. November IL. 1854
Our general market continues without much ANNA
ton though in Cotton Sugar and Moiasses fair bust
has been DONE The receipts of Western Produce
yet very limited and the transactions in that branch
of the market small scale We yesterday
ing published the Americas accounts received by els-
graph from Halifax embracing dates from Liverpool
the 18th ut These sdyices state that there was fair
demand in the Cotton market at Liverpool with sales
for the week Of 10000 bales including 1000 for specula
ton and export Prices were the sreported by
the Arabia though the market had been rather frmer
Breadstus still higher. -Four had advanced about
Is and quoted at 42sa44s p Dbl for Canal and Ohio
Indian Corn had advanced Is and closed at 43s quarter
for Yellow and White alike. Bacon had advanced Is Y
cwt. but Beef and Pork unchanged. The Money
market easier but Consos quoted the ms
by the Arabia the closing rate being 945sd The Bullion
in the Bank of England had increased 100000 pounds
sterling, u
CoTToN-We left the Cotton market at the closing Of
last weekly report with active appearance the
sales Of Friday having reached fully 10000 baes The
msnd continued acre Saturday, and resulted in
Of 1900 bales at steady prices On Monday, algo buyers
forward very freely and 5000 bales changed hands
the rates closing firm On Tuesday there
srabe lists Offering and with Improvement in Freghts
the transactions of that and the following day did
not exceed 10000 bales On Thursday the demand was
fair and $500 bales sold and yesterday purchasers
found for about 1000 making total for the
1000 bales the market closing at quotations as fol-
low
Inferior. .........:6 @64 Middling Fair. sss8--
Ordinary ........7@98 Fair. i0A0-
Middng ..sh@s Good Fair. -@-
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMEET.
Corros-hatss. Tos. coo--btaa
Stock on hand Sept. .2667s 2S712
=. yesterday ....,... 49ss-22sa21 ooo.- 1859
Exported to te.......1l7227 loTS7
:. yesterday. 49,. 4,3e7-119,11e lo-- 1o7s7
Stock on hand not cleared. !. .136488 l465l
T0BACCo-The stock of Tobacco on sale Is reduced to
about 5000 hhds and is held at full prices The sales of
the week embrace about $50 hhds Lugs and Leaf and
include lot of 200 hhds stems at Ike = b. The par
ticulars embrace so hhds at 614 and SO at 6e 60 A.
and R. at 614e round % at 57S and at 81 40 at 5e;
ID at TX, and 80 at 7ae o5 R. at 52<4 and yesterday
1o4 hhds of which so at So and at 1<c at and A.
A. and R. at $40 p Ii round. We quote:
| Factory Lugs......42405 Fair ............64@7
Planters do .....54 ask .7}4711
Leaf1nte'rto CONF E0632 Choice & Select mss az
| sUGAR-There has been good demand for Sugar
during the greater part of the week, and with liberal
supply the sales reached about 5000 bids including COG
taken yesterday Prices have advanced fully 10 q Is
and we now quote as follow.
Inferior to Com...3 0314 Prime andChoice. 05A
Fair to Fully Fair 41IG041a Clarified and Ref'd5sf07
Weeks receipts 1896 hhds-Exports, 45o hhds.
MoLASsEs-This article has been in good request, ant
prices have been frmer during the latter part of thu
week Up to Wednesday evening about $500 bbs wer,
sold at 15als4 for inferior aud ordinary and 49, fo
I la+r L,1Ft ,pn
Ion. On Thursday 1900 bbs taken at 1g0l95se
gallon and yesterday about loco more were sold at thu
| latter rate for prime.
| Weeks receipts, 1884 bbls-Exports asa
| FLoUR-The Flour market has worn q rather heaT,
appearance during the past week, and the sales up
Thursday evening reached barely 1850 bbs mostly S.
p Dbl for Superfne st. Louis but including few small
lots in the early part of the week at IS 12$D$8 25
Dbl. We also noticed sales of Extra and Choic
brands at SIS 75asS S75s, and two three lots un
branded at 81 o ID. Yesterdays transactions embrace
1900 bbls follow: 900 St. Louis superne at So, 90
Extra at IS rs, and 100 also at So 70 "a Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 14,625 bbls-Exports 1851.
GORN-The receipts of Corn have still been light, blu
with limited demand prices considerably declined Oh
Saturday and Monday some 1906 sacks Sold most
at 81 a bushe but Tuesday noticed small sales
eo095S. The rates have since ranged at S50S71kc
mostly at $751; and including yesterday small resale
at s. aS7 &c per bushei.
Weeks receipts, 6157 sacks-Expor T13 sacks
0ATS-This article has also declined, aud bay
noticed sales 10000 sacks St. Louis during tn
week, mostly at 5457f q bushe, but yesterday the
ket was frmer and dS0 sacks sold at 81 6o5Sc.
Weeks receipts. IL ,5S2 sacks-Exports 9sS sacks.
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold generally at 81 506
81 90 p 100 h. and Hay at S240S27 80 p ton, the tran
actions including 200 bales prime Portland Hay at tt
latter rate, and yesterday 700 Western at 26 3 ton
PoRK-The stock of Pork is considerably reduced,
Is mostly in the hands of holder In the early par
Of the week about 1000 bbls Mess sold at
rs for unnspected and inspected Mess, but Wedne
day prices suddenly advanced with sales of $50 bbs
inspected Mess at SIS and 100 State inspected at 81
p Dbl Dealers have lattery realized $160Sl6 80 pit
Dbl for retail lots OF Mess
Weeks receipts 796 bbls-Exports, 6S3 bbs.
BACON-Prime meats have been scarce and the rate
have advanced about 40 q b. Up to Tuesday eyenin
some 200 casks were disposed of at S2s6S2se p tb fc
ordinary to prime Ribbed Sides, and 9s4 for few lots
Clear and 20Se for Shoulders The transactions sine
have embraced some 100 casks at 914f19ZS for Rbbe
Sides and s0s1ae p Ii for Shoulders and yesterday I'll
former retailing at and the latter at Gas
, per ib. Hams have sold at 120131ss y tb for goe
canvased to Extra and Choices ugar cured.
Weeks receipts, 772 easks-Exports, 1856 casks.
BEEF-We quote Mess Beef at 81, NJ O. at $13 an
Prime at So q bbl with further transactions of
| moment.
/ Weeks receipts, so bbls-Exports, 275 bills
LARD-The business in Lard has been moderate durir
the week. but prices have been rmer We have notice
sales of few hundred bbls and kegs mostly at LOG
the former and 11t v fb for ths latter
Weeks receipts III bbls and 4S6 kegs-Exports equ
to 3o65 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Western Butter has so
at 14018t, and Cheese at l1alO1215f y ID. m=
Z RICE-We have noticed only few small sales Of th
aeticle during the week at 62<07e . Ii from secor
hands cargo of 600 erces has arrived since La
but had mostly been sold to arrive at 61Se p fb.
0 WHISKY-The transactions in this article have be-
on United scale during the week at 4o424 p gallon
Rectifed and Extra brands
+ Weeks receipts 1854 bbls-Exports, 32s.
: BAGGING AND ROPE-Kentucky Bagging has co
tinued scarce and holders have asked 11sf for good
prime marks, the retail rate being mostly 1744.
Rope 500 600 coils have been sold at $4,000 Ind
Baggng has sold slowly at 12sal21& yard, the traI
actions including so bales taken yesterday at the a
% rate
q GUNNY BAGS-The rates for this article have
vanced and 600 bales have been disposed Of at
"a exc,
coFFEE-Prces fell off in the early part of the wet
and the reduced rates bringing forward several buye