New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-04

10000 baiss were taken making al aggregate for the
entire week of 10000 bales the market closing at the
range of cur quotations as follow:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .........e 069l Middlipg Fair. ea0-
Ordinary 1905 Fair: ........ 1870
Good Iiddiing $3.50 Good and Fine d
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
cosros--5sIes. Tosaeeoa5s -
I.asd cd s sincs Sept ise o7s 1851
s's' yelteyday...... 4sss-1sss5s 600 1861
22o,6s7 25,2ss
vetterday. 1907 9s,594 To- 9o53
stock on hand not cleared ..... 122o4a 1920
ToBACCo-The movement in Tobacco continues Ian
guild and the business of the past week has been limited
to about $50 hhds including the following particulars
So Lugs at 555e A. at CIT; at IA, at 8. ard 5
choice selections at S1z$ r. at 5h and Is A. and R
at CSC round 80 A. at7, and yesterday so Low A and
R. at 90 round and at 7e at 6t4e round ard 81 A.
of which u at 6 atT14 10 at and at So D Ii.
Prices still very firm and we yet quote:
Factory Lugs...... 4&105 Fair .............614f07
Planters DO Gov SA S Fins "a
sUGAR-The demand for Sugar has been fair, and the
sales of the week embrace about 1900 hhds including 200
taken yesterday at the range Of quotations:
Fair to Fully Fair AZ cariaed and Rea'ds5afS7
Weeks receipts 1850 hhds-EXports, l0o bhds
MOLAsSEs-Prices have further declined 161M& p
gallon for Moinsses during the past week. though
active demand has prevailed the greater portion of the
time. The sales including 400 bbs taken yesterday,
up $500 bbs the opening rate being 200 . gallon,
and closing at 19s for prime
Weeks receipts 6T92 bbls-Exports. 3074
FLoUR-There has been fair demand for Flour during
the week, and with limited supplies. the sales up to
Thursday evening reached about $500 bb at range of
o. n $40
25) aud IS 5oss rs D Dbl for Extra and Choice Extra
brands Yesterdays sales confined to $50 superfne
st. Louis at s. 124 and 100 Extra at So rs y Dbl
Weeks receipts, 5s46 bbs-Exports, 1858.
CoRN-The receipts of Corn have been very small,
and prices have largely advanced The in the early
part Of the week ranged at soGDsT and Wednesday
aud Thursday at 9209St p bushe the transactions up to
yesterday morning being confined to few hundred sacks
mostly from store. Yesterday noticed only few
| small salea st 96dDS1 U bushel from store.
| Weeks receipts 62S sacks-Exports $50 sacks.
OATS-Tbs article has also considerably advanced and
some 5000 sacks have sold during the week mostly 900
65. q bushei though attery holders have been asking
| 67tD70t for small lots.
| Weeks receipts 3067 sacks-Exports 11T2 sacks.
| BRAN AND HAY-Bran has farther improved, and
the more transactions have been at 81 5o8Sl 81
100 b. OF Hay have noticed sales of 1900 to 1000
| bales at $24 S26 y ton for Northern.
| WHEAT-We hear of no further sales of any conse
| quence. .g...@M
| P0RK-The Pork market has very dull ap.
during the past week. and the sales confined
to 600 to 700 hb at $l4S14 SO y Dbl for unnspected
Mess including 200 taken yesterday at Sl4 For retail
parcels of dealers have realized s14 75DS15 Dbl
| Weeks receipts, 2s3 bbls-Exports 09o bbls.
| BACON-The rates for Bacon have slightly fallen of
during the week have noticed sales of zoe
casks saGDs2Se for Ribbed Sides 7zG07s1e for Shout
/ Con- xtr ard ,I,o;oa
| cured Hams
Weeks receipts, 37s casks-Exports, Ill casks
| BEEF-We quote Mess Beef at SIT, NJ o. at S13 and
Prime S12 q Dbl with further transactions Of any
| moment.
Weeks receipts, 600 bbls-Exports, 600 bills.
| LARD The demand for Lard has been limited since
last weekly report and the principal sales have been
200 kegs ordinary and 500 prime in two lots at l1e
Yesterday offers of 09a& refused for round ots
| in bbls and terces,
Weeks receipts $3.50 bbls and Ts4 kegs-Exports equa
| to lis kegs.
I BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter has sold
at 1i0lSt, and Cheese at l1stk0121s& p ID.
RECEIVE have noticed only few small sales Of th
article during the week at 6sIG7e y fb, from
| hands.
| WHISKY-The supply of Whisky has been limited, and
the have been confined to few small lots at 40
| 42e p gallon for Rectided and Extra brands,
/
| BAGGING AND RoPE-Kentucky Begging is scarce
and holders have been asking 173401se % yard, bu
India has sold at 121t6121&, cash. Rope has been
quest with 400 coils the early part of h
week at s1aDs&, $50 Thursday at &c. cash and yes
terday 100 at So and 70 at o. We also noticed sale
so bales India Baggng yesteaday at 1917.
| GUNNY BAGS-The market for this article has bee,
heavy noticed sales early in the week of 800 bale
half bales 90 for the former and the latter
4 EELr nh NoHon
have been rather lower The transactions the weei
hare bsen confined to 1900 1900 bags Rio mostly
at 40l0Ae for good to prime lots, and including S0t
sold yesterday at l0Ae p Is. cargo of $500 bags ar
rived yesterday from Rio making the direct imports
the LIST of September 62 bags The stock on hand las
| evening 81, 900 bags. "
sALT-The rates for Liverpool Salt from second hand
have been 81 S0DSl 40 for Coarse and 81 45DSl SIS
sack for Fine. OF Turks Island the cargo the bari
William Chase has been sold including 1000 bushels
Tuesday at 65&, and 1000 Wednesday lower rate
CANDLEs-We quote Star Candies at 24t y lb, with
| sale of 100 boxes yesterday.
| TALL0W-Tbe last sale of City Rendered Tallow tina
we have heard of was at II 40 p Ii,
! LEADING have no further transactions to report
The last sale at 81 25 q 100 t for Upper Mines
HEMP-We have noticed sale of 60 bales dew Rotted
Hemp at S14S y ton, the first transaction in this marke
| for many months.
land 81 rs v Dbl, and cargo of 1000 arrive SOON
| the same price.
NAVAL sToREs-In the early part of the week "
heard of 800 bbls Spirits Turpentine being at 46d
but latterly prices have declined with sales at
y gallon. We quote Rosinat 81 250s2 sbhl for Com
mon to Extra fine White Tar at 81 350s4 SO, Pitch
81 5of7s1 10.
LARD OLIVE have noticed small sales Of this articl
at920 95s gallon.
FRE1GHTS-The Freight market has been dull, an
the transactions of the week is confined to few engage
mens, including two ships taken for Liverpool at q
Cotton three for Bordeaux at for Slaves one for AMI
werp at 1t for Cotton and 4Os for Tobacco Maple
at S14 90 for Tobacco for Marselas at I'D for Col
ton and sl2 for Tobacco and yesterday two ships
Liverpool at p for Cotton.
ENCHANGE-The rates for Exchange have general
been firm during the week though the transactions
continued on Il limited scale. We quote:
Sterling. lO9t01091s and 1O9L.
Francs 81. So GD5f 10 u dollar
New York sixty-day Bills. .....11 aG017S - ct, dis
Sight Checks New York "a - cent premium
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