New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


Saturday Morning January Is, 1854. !
There has been unusual degree activity In our
general market during the past week though a
tcle less has been done than had occasion to report
in last weekly review Such has the case in Cot
ton The movement in Tobacco has been quite large
prices steady The demand has been good in Sugar and
Moasses. Flour has been excited by the Last
Europe, and with active demand has largely advanced
Wheat Corn and Oats have ali advanced considerably
Only moderate business has been done in provision
market except 10 Lard for which fair demand pre-
vailed at slightly reduced rates Pork has declined in
price, both in cbs and in bulk The market Gunny
Gags has been much excited and the further
advanced. Salt has further decned-Whisky has been
dull aud dropping Coffee has been rather heavy. The
Eiagaras accounts from Liverpool the It'll instant
to hand Tuesday in time for the Evening papers
The Cotton Market at Liverpool reported firm with
fair demand though the weeks sales stated only
10000 bslts including 5000 for speculation and export
The quotations given follows Fair Orleans Ga.
Middng Orleans Ga, Fair upands Ga and Middling Up
51s06d tb. Breadstuf3 had been active and Flour
advanced IS Dbl closing at As for Western Canal and
42G4sf q Dbl for Ohio brands Corn had advanced lid
IA quarter The money market was stringent, and con-
sJls had declined to 927G.
G0TTOE-Ws left the Cotton market at tine close Of
last weekly review with steady and rather animated
appearance the transactions Of the week summing up
$1,000 bales On Saturday there falling of IN the
demand, owing in tho anxiety operators
to receive the Niagsras accounts then overdue the
sales Of that day aud Monday together did exceed
5000 bales, prices being without any change of
sequence. On Tuesday, however, factors willing
sellers and purchasers forward freely after the pub
cAsn Of the Niagaras adviees and nearly 900 bales
disposed Of prices being rather easier but without
any decided alteration On Wednesday the market was
rather atesder with sales Of $500 bales but Thursday
the demand quite limited and only 5000 bales
sold at irregular prices Yesterday wet, and
fAtvb tha onft barsJ
1000 bales and making total business for the week of
20O0 bales the market closing the range of quo
tationS.
receipts Of the week are 40 427 bales against Sc os
for the time last year. and the total receipts
the 1t September have been 62 bales against o20O94
to the same date last season.
NEW ORLEANS GLAssTFICATloa
Inferior ....... "a 81 Middling Fair. lol+@loh
S MddPg "a, s. aood Faif .l0 &sS-
Good Midding. 9az01o Good and Fine. I'D
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept l. 1858 ~, .lo,572 2o,se5
yesterday 80. l274O~627,572 49, 1858
6s8144 s682s
Exported to date. 414436 1o.s47
yesterday, 1858 -=42l 4S9 4=1os51
Stock on hand not cleared -. 2l6s55 1851
roBACCo-The business in Tobacco during the past
week has been large reaching fully 500 hhds generally
at hrm prices The particulars include single lot of I37
hhds comprising So at 6$ So at 62 40 at 7. 344 at
aud pro at I'D 50 hhds, Refused at So choice ssee-
Sions at 814, at SIZE y hhds at 6G61 Refused ut
So 9S at So $40 hhds at ~ round IA at 6it "a at
G Is at 6sa, 220 at 6}<& round SO low refused at "a
10 select admitted at SIS Ii at Ga and 125 at &c D
lb. We yet quote
Lugs...,,........5 @e Fair to Fine; .,.., Gs4s9544
Leaf Inf to Com. g 0614 Choice g. Selectns,8 fd9
~Reeeipts, 63l4 bids, exports, 6lo2
suGAR-There has been good demand for Sugar du-
ring the week and the sales embrace 00o hhds of which
1900 taken yesterday Prices have been steady at
the range of our quotations below. On plantation have
heard offurther sales of 10 IL crops at 5634&f for
Fair 35S for Good Fair and AZ n Ii for Prime. We
yet quote for city transactions
Inferior to Conn., @3 Prime and Choices OAK
Good Common -ED35s Clarified .........4I@6
Weeks receipts Z ,lS9 bbis-eIports 53S2
MoLAssEs-The demand for this article has been fair
aud including $500 bb taken yesterday the transactions
OF tho week up 900 bbls, mostly 1aO1S4 per
gallon good to prime lots and 14016 inferior and
ordinary On plantation 10000 gallons sold early in the
week at 1875 per gallon in the oistern
Weeks receipts l2,715 bbls--exports, $685.,
FLOUR-The week opened with firm market for Flour
aud with active demand, the sales of Saturday
Monday reached full 10000 bbs mostly at S7G7 06 for
superne Ohio the leyee in steamboats, and flat
large portion to arrive On Tuesday good demand
prevailed in the early part of the day and previously
the receipt of the Nagaras accounts 5000 bb
disposed of at S78T 12h fol Ohio the lsvee and
naboats aud 81 so for extra brands, Holders put up
their rates Wednesday and sold $4,000 bbs at 81 250
81 SIN for Ohio superne, and 81 31a0$7 90 for fancy
extra brands. On Thursday prices still higher
the embracing 1000 bbs at 81 SO for Ohio and yes
terday nearly 10000 taken at this rate including
1000 three lots and GG00 in barges to arrive The sales
of the week thus up So 900 bbs.
Weeks receipts, a 724 bbls-exports 81 OF.
CoRN-In the early part of the week noticed srles
of some 10000 $4,000 sacks of Corn Mt 0T6e for prime
and 70072f ordinary but after the receipt of the
Niacaras accounts the rates considerably higher
ranging in the transactions of Wednesday and Thursday
at so6DS6t a bushel Yesterday prime was held at $50
IA bushel but we heard of no sales of any moment.
Weeks receipts, 24, 500 sacks-exports, 69S.
oATs-The rates for Oats have advanced 100124 p
bushe and some coo sacks St Louis have been taken
during the week including early in the week 5000 poor in
store at 04 5000 prime CO. and some small lots at a8
@5t u bushel Latterly, however, the rates have been
65a6Se q bushe for good to prime lots
Weeks receipts AIS saeks-exports, 1850
WHEATON Wednesday we noticed sale Of 1000 sacks
prime Red Wheat at 81 so bushe which We believe is