New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Crescent orrIcr, IN
Saturday Morning. July Is, 1854 +
Tho past week has baen very dull in our geuers
market animation having been shown in any depart
men Of it. The scarcity however of most articles Of pro-
duce has enabled holders to realize fuller prices
Of them, among which Corn, Bacon and Lard Some
descriptions Of Cotton have also brought advance in
rates but most qualities Of that staple remain without
alteration In Tobacco only limited business has been
DONE Later accounts from Europe by the steamer Bal
tic appeared in the evening papers Of Monday bringing
up our Liverpool date to the 18th of June The Baltic
letters through by mail yesterday and the details
Of her news will be found in issue Of this morning
CoTToN-The week commenced under the influence OF
the Americas adyices with coed demand in the Cotton
Market and Saturday fully 5000 bales changed hands
at firm prices. On Monday the inquiry less ANNA
ted but the rates were steady and the days sales
baced $500 bales On Tuesday the demand fair but
confined mostly to ersnrunning lists of Mddling which
were scarce and commanded higher prices The sales Of
that and the following dsy limited to about $500
bales On Thursday the market very quiet and bare
900 bales disposed of the rates for strict Mddng
msnipg very full Yesterday about 700 bales
ken making the total business Of the week 1900 bales
prices closing at the range Of quotations. follows
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 695xI Midding Fair. .sslSlo1l
Ordinary Fair loA Sll
Good Middling.... 1sSsx lGood and Fins.... %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corsos-balss. TosAcco-hbd,
s ssssv 90 h .nes Sept s l0s7a ss7 a'1e'
yesterday. 6--1,41ss77 00o-44 ss7
,428.aas 1852
Exported to date -. 1294.1s9 3O7o6
- yeterday... ,35s-1 SAT 15-3o72i
Stock on hand not cleared. .127.4o2 4sl41
ToBACCo-The movement in Tobacco during the past
week has been less active than some weeks past and
the sales have not exceeded 500 hhds including the fol-
lowing particulars: % hhds at and 80 at exc at 5
and 81 at II; 10 at 6a and 81 at 100 at s. 10 at
loo at 81 and 40 at 1913 and at = and at 7e
II at and Is at exc and yesterday Al hhds at az and
81 at 551e "a fb. We yet quote:
Factory Lugs, .41S04A Fair .........6 Me15
Planters do -. Az 05A Fine. 6a<6715
Leaf Infer to Com 56c05A Choice select'ns x 0sI
sUGAR-The sugar market has been quiet during tbs
week and to Wednesday morning the sales were limited
to about 900 hhds There has since been better demand
however, and the sales of the three days. embrace 1000
to HOO bids, prices closing steady at quotations
Inferior to Com l55@2 Prime and Choice. .414G05k
Fair to Fully Fair. ask Clarified and Ref'd 1s07
Weeks receipts, 1914 hhds-Exports 1877 hhds
MoLAssEs-We have noticed only few sales of Me-
lases embracing 800 bbs the week ut
1ef012s for good to choice ReboiIed.
Weeks receipts, GOT bbs-Exports, 1893
FLoUR-The Flour market has presented very mani
mate appearance during the past week. with light sup
plies the rates have lattery been rer Up to Thursday
evening the sales reached barely 5000 bbs the tausac
tions in the early part Of the week being at So I2
So % for superne st. Louis but small lots selling latter
ly at SO s7S9$6 so v Dbl extra and choice brands Of
St. Louis sold in small parcels at IS 0O0ss So and $50
extra Illinois were disposed of Wednesday at 81 By
q Dbl Yesterday superfne St Louis was held at Sc so
@$8 GIN Sales $50 bbs Fancy at SO CO. and 22b at 81
p Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 6s76 bbls-Exports 6oal bbls
CORN-The receipts of Corn very light in the ear
~ part of the week, and with pretty good demand
prices advanced s5e bushe The sales UP to yeser-
day morning embraced about Sacks mostly at Goa
&c for Inferior and Ordinary, 63O64 for Yellow and
Mixed and osS7oe . bushe for White Yesterday Is sales
embraced $500 sacks including 1900 Mixed in at co.
500 Mixed White at 62 1850 mostly Yellow in lots at
65O66, and 200 White at 100 v bushel
Weeks receipts, u 2s4 sacks-Exports 49, 100 sacks
oATs-The demand for this article has been good and
prices steady With sales for the week OF $4,000 sacks
mostly at s69354 y bushel for st. Louis though small
parcels sold occasionally at 500 y bushel
Weeks receipts, 2O,3s9 sacks--Exports sIl sacks
WHEAT-We hear of no further sales Of this article
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold at range of 921s6D
81 SS mostly 9216095e "a 100 tb during the week of
Hay we have noticed sales of few hundred bales Western
at S2l0sZ5 VI ton, according to quality.
Pokh-The demand for Pork has continued limited,
but prices have been well sustained The transactions Of
the week include 100 bbs branded Mess at 81 40 100 pr
Eate inspection at sl1 So some uninspecte at s11
Dbl For retail Of Mess dealers have attsrly real
lied $11 rs y Dbl
Weeks receipts, 81 bbls-Exports, 1887 bbs.
BACoN-The transactions in Bacon have been yery
limited but holders have realized an Improvement in the
rates In retail lots Sides have sold at and Shout
ders at 50511t, and Thursday 20 casks Shoulders
brought axe y b.
Weeks receipts, 10 casks-Exports, 31I casks.
GREEN MEATs-We have no further sales of this ar
tcle to report.
LARD-With small supplies holders have realized an
sdyanee of IL v II for Lard We have noticed few
sales including III bbls at e0se 100 terces prime at
TO- 100 at the same and 500 600 kegs prime at lls B
Weeksreceps 800 bbls and IS kegs-Exports equal to
$40 kegs - b.
BEEF-We continue to quote Mess Beef at sl4@s1
10, and Prime at $40 500 s1l q Dbl.
Y BUTTER AND CHEESE-Butter has sold slowly at IL
f01s&, and Cheese at 11fal24 q H.
AlCEWe continue to quote fresh Carolina at Sd a fb
WHISKY-There has been very little change in the
market for this article during the week the sales ebra
cling 500 600 bbls at for large an 2u4
for email lota Of ReetiHcd and xs "a gallon fo