New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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II Saturday Morning. October IL 1854
4 Our general market yet relnnins without much anma
ton the low stage in the upper rivers continuing
to operate to keep back supplies Of Western Produce
Our later accounts from the West by telegraph however
rather favorable reporting considerable rise
tho river at Pittsburg and that steamer was
pected to leave Louisville Thursday last The latter
report would indicate higher stage of water in the Ohio
Il ut Louisville than had been led to suppose The
movement In Cotton market has been rather actiye
and prices have improved under the influence Of declining
freights and favorable accounts cm Europe But
little has been done in Tobacco and Sugar. Flour has
pretty good request and with limited supplies has
advanced rates Corn has been and holders
have realized full prices Only moderate business has
been done Provisions without any changes of moment
in the rates The Bnic's adyoes embracing dates from
Liverpool to the 4th instant, published Monday
They reported active demand for Cotton in the Liver
pool MARKET with sales for the three business days of
bales Of which 5000 taken for export and
1000 for speculation Prices had improved under the in
4 uence of active demand, and for descriptions
4 an advance of IA realized. Miligan, Evans & Co.
quoted as follows at the close Fair Orleans 6kd Mid
II ding Orleans 55<d Fair Uplands 9, and Middhng Up
4 landi 51sd y H. .-s..E
Flour was still good request and prices steady
Ohio closed at 34s and Western Canal at Bis p Dbl In
Il dian Corn lrm and White and Yellow were quoted
4 alike at 800 v quarter. ,Sssi ~ q
Il The money market at London easy, and Consos
had closed at 951a0e58. Trade in the manufacturing
i districts had slightly improved.
The Africas accounts, bringing up our Liverpool dates
to 7th inst will be found in our teegraphc columns
Il CoTToN-We closed last weeks review with firm
Cotton Market the views of factors however being rather
above those buyers On Saturday the market opened
with fair demand but the full rates insisted upon by
restricted the asys business to about 5000 bales
On Monday purchasers found for nearly $500 bales
but on Tuesday the views Of factors still more strin
A gent and only about $500 bales disposed Of mostly
i at outside figures On Wednesday there active
demand especially after the publication of the Baltic's
accounts and fully 1000 bales changed hands during the
day at very full prices On Thursday still higher rates
asked and as several buyers beld back
were limited to $500 bales Yesterday there little
demand, and ony 1900 bales were taken, making the
II total business Of tho week 215oO bales We have ad
vancsd our quotations follow to correspond with the
closing rates -...y-..s
Z NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Fl Inferior 7k0S IMiddling Fair. tx 0104
I'll Ordinary ..,.,...5 ND7Z Fair 1910
n Midding. ........s k6O9 Good Fair. -f0-
4 Good Middling. .9Af0s1z Good and Fine. %
Il COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Nj Stock on hand Sept. ..... .2667s 23,7l2
81 -'' Yesterday. 6o2s-lsl,14s 0oos 1885
Yesterday. :. !. ~ $500 542e7 20-- e,6ss
! s,oc, q, hand not cleared lOa55e 1881
VII TOBACCo-There has very little movement in the
Tobacco market during the past week. owing in great
to full prices yet demanded by holders The
weeks sales up barely 10 hhds including the FOL
lowing transactions of which We have the particulars
r. hhds at % at 5H % Admitted and Refused at
6K at o. at 5A, and bids crop at 61s and
NIL az s1zc p fb.
oil We continue to quote as follows, with q very firm
A market: -gr3-.r,,..t.a -
l., Factory Lugs.. .4l95 Fair ............e1@7,
Planters DO o Com Ss9 Gtns ( s.
VI SUGAR-The receipts of Sugar have been very light
and the sales Of reach barely 800 hhds at about
the range of quotations, which remain as follow
Inferior to Com 2z9sA Prime and Choice ice; 41zS-
Fair to Fully Fair.4 OAK Clarified and reno -0-
"a Weeks receipts 4s0 hhds-Exports, 65 hhds.
MI MoLAssES-There been fair demand for Molasses
and the weeks sales embrace 2OOo bbs at lo011 fol
y Fermenting 130l415e for Redoiled, and l41s0l5&
gallon for Refinery Reboied We have also noted sale
Of 1850 bbls half bbs crop at 234 p gallon
II Weeks receipts, 1888 bbls--Exports, 80 sE
s FLoURThare been rather dem and for Flour
and with limited supplies prices have further advanced
The sales up Thursday evening embraced 1900 bb
the rates at the early part of the week being Sc 60OS
rs for superne ST. Louis but subsequently advancing
Il sT6s7 % a Dbl Extra and Choice brands have sol
n mostly at ST 25f0Ss U Dbl Yesterday about 800 Dbl
superfne st. Louis sold in lots at 81 20 Dbl
w Weeks receipts, 1l,T56 hbls-Exports, 1909
CoRN-The receipts of Corn have been very light,
the sales up to yesterday reached barely 45oo sacks at
6sa for inferior and ordinary and 7075 for good
II prime lots of Yellow and White Yesterday notice
sales Of only 900 sacks White at 76, and 100 at 7Sr
II bushel
Il Weeks receipts, 5263 sacks-Exports 1906 sacks.
II 0ATs-There has been good demand for this article
Iandn haya adj he sal
120o0 sacks St Louis the rates early in the wee
being $685. but in the recent transactions hode
have realized 54657e p bushe The sales include 81
sacks taken yesterday including 700 at 3d. 22 at IL
same and 60 at 57& p bushel
iii Weeks receipts 1897 sacks-Exports, 50o8 sacks.
aTy BRAN AND HAY-Bran has improved, and has sol
attery al ST. soOs1 SO p 100 Ii Hay has been lowe
and $500 bales have been disposed of during tt
week at S220s23 so o ton for Northern and Western
all WHEAT-We hear of no further sales Of any CON
II Il querce. -ss4e5 % es4ss s4Y7y!E 4ttsaa
PoRK-There was some inquiry for Pork in the ear
part of the week. and to Monday evening about IL
bbls Mess sold, mostly at S14 rs p Dbl The mark
m has since very dull and have noticed only reta
OR transactions at sl50sl6 so q Dbl for Mess.
Ms. Weeks receipts, "a bbs-Exports, 125 bbls. 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In this article have been on We
nee limited scale, and prices are nominal.
Excl Weeks receipts, Is bbls-Exports, 6S bbls.a
, BAGoN-The demand for this article was good early
Sosu
! a day and Monday at 7A0s4e for ordinary to prin
pre- ribbed Sides o. for clear s4 for ordinary to choi
and Shoulders, and 120ls6e y ID for Extra and choi
sugar cured Hams The market has since been very fir
but the transactions have been confined to small 10
until yesterday when noticed sales Of 81 casks RIB
Sides at the advanced rate Of s4 and u of shoude
= at TMt W H. sEzg - = 6iss So
ns Weeks receipts, 5S7 casks--Exports, 239 casks
she LARD Lard still lower and on Satu
day 500 bbls terces sold from store ct 1e p
but atterly buyers have been offering 1o4 1ohe. Kt
andwe quote the nominal rates Of l212
n'a-A Id. z;zsta% .gsf
tho Weeks receipts It's bbls and % kegsEzports eqr
ohs to 1880 kegs *S5t=+
moat BUTTER AND CHEEsE--Western Butter has SC
year at 15022t, and Cheese at 111S0121Se y fb.
din IN RIcE-The cargo Of the brigsG. L. Abbott fir
Charleston which arrived yesterday had mostly been 81
to arrive $50 y b. Small lots of Carolina from ST.
ay oil have been disposed Of at 6z$ S ID, s. III s5
. OIL WHIsKY-There has been rather more doing in t
s article and during the week 800 400 bbls
been sold in many lots the rates early in the week bel