New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-18
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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Saturday Morning. March IS, 1854 +
The principal change in general during the
past week has been decline in the price of great
staple Cotton In Tobacco, there has been activity
and fair demand has prevailed for Sugar and Moasss
quest Pork has been dull Bacon and Lard have been
rather active at steady prices Rreights have been
ton On Monday morning we published the Asa's
counts received by telegraph bringing mp advices
from Liverpool to the 25h nit They moderate
demand IN the Liverpool Cotton market during the week
preceding the Asa's DEPARTURE with sales Of 40 900 bales
including 5000 for speculation, and $500 for export
preston being for the Middng qualities quota
tons exhibited but little change ey Eor Fair
Orleans 85Ed. Middling Orleans 65sd Fair Upands 84d
e1fd, and Middling Upands SKA y Is. The aiock on
hand at Liverpool on the evening of the oath ult,
American descriptions Breadstuffs had been dull and
Ohio Flour closed at Ais Cd q Dbl Yellow Corn was
quoted az 47S4ss and white at Is Cd d quarter The
Money market reported easier and 0onsos steady
COTToN-Ths Cotton market opened Saturday
with fair demand, and the sales of the day embraced
fully 1900 bales On Monday, however, the Asia's
counts brought the market nearly stand and barely
1000 bales found during the day On Tuesday
factors way fully ~ in their rates and with this
concession they succeeded selling Several
buyers, however. came forward "Wednesday, and
although factors mer in their pretensions $4,000
bales disposed Of On Thursday there less in
quiry and the transactions did 500 bales
prices remaning without further alteration Yesterdays
sales were only 5000 bales making the total business
the week 1850 bales the market closing firmly at
modified quotations. as below.
NThe receipts Of the week are 4os54 bales against 4si
for the corresponding week last year and the total
the LIST September e62 ia against
last year for the same time 37S 6s5 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior $40 a. Mdding FAIR. 1OI< a1O%
ordin.ry........ q * Fair. ...........ll O.
aood Middiing.. sS.tSlo Good and fine. @
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. i 1853 - .los1z 1896
yesterday..... sa22-es2144 24-l26s4
eT28s8 A2O4o
Exported to date. .7os12l 1s,42s
Yesterday. -, 15I42--72s26s 900 --ls42s
Stock on hand not cleared. -. 24s.42s 25s2s
ToBACCo--Thsre has been d batter inquiry in the
ported reach shout l40e bids with the following part
oulsrs "A at ESQ round l2l at 6c i2e At 40
6Lc 1872 at exc rs ut 0zc aud 13s at Te 148 including
81 crop see, and 10 cholee Selections Al
Lugs at s14c. and Is Admitted at % ut
$50 "a at &C. 80 at axe SO at $40 81 at 1os at
6Ic and Selections se and yesterday 81 hhds in
cluding 10 at sac, and Sc at &c y tb round. We
quote:
I Is Inf to Com g. ssisss. s 81
sUGAR-The market has been largely supplied with
tho qualities which hsye fallen off in price, while
the higher grades have been rather firm good demand
1000 hhds taken yesterday embrace about 10000 hhds
the range of quotations which modified below
week at aye d Ii.
Inferior to oom,..2 G12a Prime and Choice s5sa844
Fair to Fully Fair. u as1
Weeks receipts IL s54 hhds--exports 52ls.
Las n ~ s was fair during ns
disposed of ut steady prices Inferior and Fermen
ing 1o@l5c. and Prime aud Choice freboiled} at 1870
lie y gallon, The market has been without much
change and the sales for the week. including 1000 bbs
taken yesterday, embrace $500 bbls.
Weeks receipts, u GAL bbs-exports, 9595.
FLouR-Ths market at the commencement Of the
week dull at reduced prices. but Tuesday the
"a so for Ohio and St superane and SO rs for
r. Sey st, Louis. On Wednesday and Thursday the
mar xst rmsr sales Of Ohio were made ut 50 80
brand ut S675 Dbl The total sales up to Thursday
night VT about 1900 bbs Extra and Choice Extra St.
Louis ran yag at sGT 10 " Dbl Yesterday holders were
asviug full prices and the sales limited tosome
I5o ma ucuding GAO Ohio and St Louis Sc 10, 600
OHIO from .tors at So and 100 Choice Extra at ss
Weeks WEI receipts, M,e2s bbls-exports, 1s,l71.
CoRN-There has been good demand for Corn prin-
cinellv for but prices have declined notwith
standing from cent to two cents bushel for good
Shipping parcels and for inferior Up to Thursday
evaning about sacks had been sold mostly at 62
Blr for Prime and 525sc for Inferior Green and Or
dnsry Yesterdays sales amounted to 1900 sacks at $50
&c for Ordinary syt 70 81 e saoSsep 9pe &C.
OATS-This article has been in rather limited request
the sales comprising some 5000 saess 81 range Of
Wee Weeks receipts, 1850 saoks-ezports 1870.
| WHEAT-We have noticed sales early in the week Of
| come 1850 sacks Prime Wheat at 81 81 q bushel
/ BRAN AND HAY-Bran has bern in limited supply
and prices have to 81 lo@s1 Is 100 b. Hay
has also advanced to SCI 50f0S24 v ton for Western
with sales Of some 1400 bales at these rates
| PORK-.The demand for shipment has been very
limited and up to Thursday evening prices had scarcely
besn sustained Some 1850 bbis had changed hands at
So for Mess, $40 75 S11 for Prime, and Sl2 90
for Meas Ordinary Yesterday We heard Of no sales q
any moment -.
Weeks receipts, 14os7 bbl-exports, 6424:
| BACON-There has been q good demand for Ribbed
Sides at 71<c the Levee but Shoulders have been
dull at 5Ic for Prime. The Of the week embrace
| some 500 casks Hams have sold slowly at - 9il4o
III for Ordinary Plain to Extra and very Choice Sugar
Cured Yesterdays transactions including 80 casks Rib
bed Sides at 71sc y tb. ~.
| Weeks receipts, 3l52 easks-exporta, 81,
GREEN MEATS-Tbrre have been large receipts, and
we notice 10000 b Ordinary hog round in tive
Ia ia at 5kc 100000 b Prime at &c b, b5 600 fb In
ca SKIS at 4c for Shoulders and $40 v b for Hams and
Sit YES round and other sales at about the range
REEF-But little has been done in the market for this
art,, Ne and we noticed only few small sales We
quot, follows S15Gl5 10 TO Mess in bhls and 50
SIS rs in half bbls. Sl2 5oS Sl3 Dbl for Prime Prms
Mess W held at $20fYS22 y Dbl.
Wep,Es receipts 1925 bhs and tes--exports, %,
LARl0-In kegs this market has been dun, hoider
generally asking loo for Prime Barrels have besn II
active demand and the Sales up 70 thursday n,E1
amouptpd to fully $500 bbs and tiarces mostly at
&c for No. /, aud 9hc v Ii for Prime Yesterday W.
noticed sales of l05U bb and tierces, of which l69
Sc III at same 100 at Sc, 100 at se and $40 af
| at9ho q fb. ,,,,.,s,
WEEKS receipts l0a6f bhls and tefces anu ls4ae keg
exports equal to 5015 kegs
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-A limited business only ma
been Gone Western Butter selling at Halle for ordin
airy to Prime and Cheese at 91s01o1c 2 h.
BAGGING AND RoPE-The demand FOR Baggng ma
only few sales at 12L 9ls 10 for Kentucky we quot
Rope at eS 10 for Ordinary to Choice lois the SAFE
Including 500 coils Fancy at Sc cash and 200 at ais
cash. We hear of sales Of several hundred Dass
india Banging at 12o v yard time and interest ~,
GUNNY BAaS-Thers ID but little demand for tni
Article and nriaaa have considerably declined, In N