New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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Ihero has been an Increased duiness IN tne eopera
market throughout the past week. but the advanced pc
rod Of the does not warrant the expectation of
much activity, Cotton however has been in good de-
mand and prices Of the previous week have been well
sustained though both buyers and sellers have been
checked in their operations by the anxiety which
orally felt during most Of the week TO get the news by the
steamer Arctic which to have sailed from Liverpool
on the 18th ult.
CoTTON-The market opened quietly on Saturday, and
during the forenoon 1000 bales were sold but the pubca
tion of the Americas news in the afternoon papers
checked further operations The market continued very
heavy Monday and Tuesday, and factors were COM
PEELED to give way ~ in rates the medium and lower
qualities and the sales Of the two days summed up 61Oo
bales at this reduction There more general de-
mand Wednesday and Thursday and during these Two
days 5000 bales changed hands the inquiry being pfhc
pay for evenrunning lists and prices full for these quar-
tiles The GALES Of the week embrace barely 1900 bales
of which $500 bales were yesterday at firm prices
The receipts from September to date embrace 1885,
Oss bales against bales to the same date last
season. showing decrease of 2eso56 bales The stock
hand last night 24 92 bales, against at the
same time last year.
NEW oRLEA NsscLAss
Ordinary. 81 Fair. .101a1--
Midding. .1A@s Good ood Fair d r nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
E,l corros-bpe ToBAoco--hhds
st ssav os hand io''a so1os 2sae'
- yestertay.... s,712-1,S5s,51a 1,Is4- $50
1aeao88 : = e0,s45
Exported to date.... 11l552l 23,9ss
yesterday. ll,64o.-1,12718l ooo--2ss88
stock on hand not cleared -. 241,9N s7437
ToBACCo-The demand has been quite limited
throughout the week, and prices have again fallen off
about one-quarter Of cent We reduce figures
eordingly and now quote:
Factory Lugs. .41404s1 Fair ............e @6z
Leaf Inferior -. .6jsS5I Choice & selectns. Os1
The sales for the week up 500 hhds, Of which IS
hhds. were taken yesterday t5Hs
sUGAR-RainJ weather has interfered to considera-
BILE extent with transactions in this article the sales
of the week include only 1850 hhds Of which $50 hhds
sold yesterday The rates for the better qualities
have been quite firm. Our quotations
Inferior to Com...1 kD21a Prime and Choice. 3SiD5
Fair. .24f031a Clarified and Ref'd4 al
Weeks receipts 2740 hhds-Exports, 1891.
I M0LAsSES-The general dizziness which has prevailed
10 the Moasses market has exceeded that which chaac
tersed the preceding week. and prices have declined pa
2se gallon. The sales embrace about 1000 bbs incu-
ding 200 bbls yesterday We quote Fermenting Inferior
etc. at768e and good to prime Reboled 96l04 gallon
Weeks receipts, 4204 bbls-Exports, 1870.
FLOUR-The market has been heavy and inactive
throughout the week and prices for all qualities have fall
off about 500 q Dbl The saes up to Thursday night
amount to about 5000 bbs nearly all disposed Of in small
lots at SO 5o6s7 for Ohio Illinois and st Louis Super
fine ST. 250s7 AK for Fancy, and ~ 5o8ssfor Extra.
Yesterday $40 st Loui. at So 621z0se IS.
Weeks receipts l0,140 bbls-E1ports, 1928
CoRN-The demand for Corn has been fair but prices
have not been 80 well sustained The sales up to Thurs
day night comprised about Is 600 sacks at 5o53 for IN
feror and Mixed 54057 for White and Yellow, and 57
5S bushel for selected White. Yesterday 1900 at SO
@5g&.
Weeks receipts, % 400 sacks-Exports, 40,s71.
oATs-Prces have declined. The sales of the week
embraced about 10000 eacks Of which HOO sacks
taken yesterday at 40.
Weeks receipts, 49, o9 sacks-Exports, none.
WHEAT AND BRAN-one or two lots Of Wheat have
been received but have heard Of no sales The re
ceps have been large and prices have declined
81 1O6s1 Is q cwt
PoRK-The market has been very dull, and prices have
had downward tendency Rates have ruled at s12 sc
0Sl2 70 for Mess in retail lots and s12 Dbl for large
parcels 100 bbs. prime taken yesterday at Sl1 Is,
Weeks receipts, 3719 bbls-Exports, 351o.
BACoN-The market has been heavy, and up to Thurs
day night had heard of only few small transactions
s6 for ribbed Sides 707* for clear Sides, 5f86
Shoulders and 61o for ordinary plain to very choic
Sugaroured Hams The yesterday embEacet
| 40 casks Sides at 51st05%.
| Weeks receipts 1873 casks-exports so2
| BEEF-Wesk's receipts, Is bbls-Exports, 96l.
| GREEN MEAT-There is none arriving and little OF
no demand for lots in store The last sales heard
were made at axe p ID fol- prime Hog-rcund
| LARD-In common with most other articles in tbs
provision line Lard has been inactive and dull Early
the week 100 bbs good No sold at 9se and Thurs
| day 1870 kegs Prime were taken at 1917 u Is.
Receipts $40 bbs. and 1872 kegs-Exports equal T24
| kegs.
| BUTTER AND CHEESE-There has been decline il
the price OF new Western Butter the latest sales having
been made at lT31ss p Prime and good 0hees
| is selling at 100llG
| sALT-The retail price for Liverpool has continued
ST. 2 n sack for coarse and 81 40 for nne delivered
small cargo of I'LL sacks received in Bremen ship
and sold at 81 o. The retail rates for Turks Island de
liyered, are 81 15t6sl 20 . sack of two bushels.
CoFFEE-There has bOen only limited demand, an
the sales of the week confined to $500 bags at
| including 800 yesterday at 9S< and 200 at loo.
The bark Crisis arrived during the week with carg
of 1000 bags
wHIsKY-very dull throughout the week, with emily
few small sales at 22 23 for good brands Reetied 22
for Raw, aud 2i02ep . gallon for Extra
Weeks receipts, S047 bbls-Exports, 202.'
RICE-Market dull, aud the largest sale hear of
40 terces prime Carolina which taken Thursda
at At q Is.
LIME-Limited demand, and prices are lower for Wes
ern of which about bbs Utica and Alton take
at 81 15DS1 25 o Dbl. Thomaston retais at $2IDS2
CANDLEs-About 800 boxes have been sold during th
week at 2oh4, but holders generally now asking
022s.
HAY-About 1900 or 1000 bales Northern and Wester
have been taken at $40 5oS22 according to quality
TALLoW-On Wednesday, 80 bbls. prime City -rendere
were taken at l05aa u fb.
OILS-Linseed Oil worth 9040S1 y gallon, and Lar
Oil is selling at T5t0T7e. -
BAGGING AND RoPE-The demand for both thes
articles have been small but prices have remained abo
the last week. small lots of baggng selling at
z0151E4 for Kentucky 13S131s4 for India, and st09s
for Rope,
GUNNY BAGs-There is no demand eitherfor specul
ton or immediate use, and quote nominally at abo
104GS114 for new bags, In bales.
NAVAL sToREs-The receipts Of Spirits Turpent
has been large, and prices hane declined so bbs
sold early in the week at 42 and so 60 Thursda
r at 81 5z4 p gallon, Lake Rosn is quoted at 81 650
S5 Pilot 81 900$2 25, Lake Tar at So 5ol0s2 T5 al
Wilmington do. at 81 2540S4 30 q Dbl.
FREIGHTs-Rates have downward tendency duri
the last week We learn of ship taken for Lyerpo
Fa-n nt tnt,n forJ fnrJ