New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-30
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
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Saturday Morning, September 30, 1854
The amount business in general market continues
United especially in Western Produce the low stage OF
he Ohio river still operating keep back supplies For
Cotton however, there has been fair demand during
greater part of the past week. and prices for quail
lies have been quite firm, though lattery they have
shown considerable irreguarity. The Tobacco market
mas quiet but firm the recent accounts of the
iition of the growing crop having increased the conf
ience of holders Flour has been dull and dropping
Rather has been done in Corn but at owner prices
Provisions of all kinds have been quiet but most of
in Bacon have been at improvement in
the rates We yesterday morning published the tele
graphic accounts of the Alps embracing Liver
pool the 18th instant They reported moderate
demand in the Cotton market at Liverpool with sales of
bales the three days subsequent to the Arabas
departure including 1000 bales taken for speculation and
1000 for export, prices remaining unchanged. Bread
sufs generally had improved, and Ohio Flour quoted
at 33s U Dbl The Cunard steamer America, with Liver
pool dates the 10th inst reported by telegraph to
have arrived at Halifax Thursday morning. but her
news had not been received at the time of closing
report
CoTToN-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
fair demand and 1000 bales changed hands at steady
prices On Monday the inquiry continued but owing to
the stringent views of factors, and the limited
sampled the transactions confined to about
1900 bales Tuesday purchasers found for about
1000 bales and on Wednesday 1900 bales disposed of
prices remaining without any change of moment The
demand better Thursday, but prices were quite
irregular the sales embracing nearly $500 bales Yeser
day about $500 bales taken at about the range of
our quotations below the sales of the entire week thus
summing mp $4,000 bales We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...........5 06 Middlng Fair. 91aD eA
Ordinary 1kt072 FAN. -. &C.. 100-
Middli n;;, ....s @sA Good Fair NJ. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corros-bass. TosAeco-.hhds
Stock on hand Sept. .26,eTs -, 2s'7l2
Received since. ......... 50,SsS $40
Exported to date 80. -. .244s1 1895
:. yesterday =. .5y0s5-29576 ooo-- 4see
Stock on hand not cleared $50. 5o6e7 1885
T0BACC0-The Tobacco market remains without much
animation of the stock being held out of the mar
in consequence of the unavorabe accounts of the
condition of the growing crop The weeks sales reach
barely $50 hhds including the following particulars:
hhds Refused at 54e 81 hhds at 62s and at 70 "a a
exc 70 at TX IL Admitted and Refused at round
and at 6871se and yesterday at and "a at 6ss
at 51z and 26 at 5s4e and II at SIC o Is.
| The market closes firm at our quotations as follow;
Factory Lugs. -. 1905 Fair ..........-.. 6h@7
Planters do -. 614 JOSH Fine. ...:..... 7A@51
Leaf Infer to Com 616f06H Choice s. select'ns.s 90
| sUGAR-The receipts of Sugar continue, light an
| 450 hhds We quote as before:
| Inferior to Com. ...-04 Prime and Choice. .4A@-
Fair to Fully Fair. 1041z Clarified and Refd 20
Weeks receipts, 5S4 hhds-Exports, 553 hhds.
MoLAssEs-There has been fair shipping demand fe
Moasses during the past week. and have noticed sale
of some 1900 bbls at for fermenting, 1908
for plantation reboed and 1014 for reboed from IL
Orleans and Crescent Refneries. =
J Weeks receipts, 2l7S bbls-Exports, 14o1.
FLoUR-The receipts of Four have been larger ar
with little demand for export prices have decline
250S5F q Dbl. The sales up to Thursday evening er
braced about 1000 bbs at 81 rs for good avori
b1auds of superfne ST. Louis and ssf0SS 80 for Ext
and choice. Yesterday the market was extremely du
the sales being confined to few lots including 100 bt
s fancy st. Louis at So q Dbl.
:, Weeks receipts, II, s27 bbls-Expnrts, 1923.
q CoRN-With larger supply of Corn the transactio
of the past week have been rather increased sea
but prices for most qualities have slightly fallen Of
sales up yesterday morning reached about 1900
If mostly 500 for inferior and damaged "a 66 for Mix
!, s607o for Yellow, and T5e bushel for prime Wh