New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFIcE,
Saturday Morning. Juns II 1874


| CREscEsT OrFIcE,
Saturday Morning June IT, 1854
The past week has been rather dull one in our general
market and the rates for several leading articles have
cheu for Cotton however, the demand has been fair
ana the rates pretty well sustained In Tobacco there
has been less movement. Sugar has been firm without
much activity, and Molasses has continued very dull
The Flour market has been and prices are lower
Corn has also fallen of in price, with larger business
froVsons nave generally been very dull Freigbs have
been rather easier with more engagements On Wednes
day morning we published the Aabas foreign accounts
dates from Liverpool to the Sd inst three DAYS
aer IMAM the Pacifcs advCes which appeared in our
eei"phIc columns on the previous day. The sales Of
COTTON at Liverpool for the week preceding the Arabas
departure were stated ut $4,000 bales including 600 for
export and Speculation The quotations we're for Fair
orieanE "a, Mddiing Orleans 4, Fair Upands " and
hiddilng uplands 51Gd,-showng improvement on the
lower grades of about ia Flour and Corn were without
any change of moment. Consos had further advanced
and closed at 81 n
toTToN-There was good demand for Cotton on Sat
urday notwithstanding the day and disaareeae
and 5000 bales changed hands at full prices better
QUANTITIES On Monday the market quite active though
factors were asking advance the higher grades
the rates were firm for all descriptions The transactions
OF the day up to 5000 bales On Tuesday prices con-
tnued firm under the Pacic's advices and some $500
bales were sold business being checked by the rain On
"Wednesday the Inquiry resumed and 600 bales
taken prices being further strengthened BY the favorable
accounts per Arabia which appeared the morning pa
pers Of that day. Factors continued firm Thursday
but with falling off in the demand the sales about
$500 bales Yesterday barely 1900 bales were disposed
of making a total for the week of 23.0O0 bales
The receipts Of the week 1872 bales against 515s
for the corresponding period last year total
cepts at this port since the LIST September been
1392729 bales against e47BO TO the date last sea-
son--showiug decrease of 255032 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 5@5& Middng Far. 81 q 1o4
Ordinary .........6G6 60 Fair n IL
uiddIing 7G8814 Good Fair..... nominal
Good Middling,... ~ a95S Good and Fine. . %
corroN AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
,, coTTos-9esa. ToH.oco-hhd-
Received since. 1889 562 4Q347
yesterday -, S16e-1.a9272 -4os47
l,403,30O CASH.
Exported to date.... 1,200,665 25,393
yesterday. $751; 2o5798 -258a3
stock on hand not cleared,..... 197 SOP 444l9
TOBACCO-we have only limited business in the To-
bacco market to report for the past weekthe sales being
confined to about 500 hhds with the following partcu-
lars: 100 hhds Planter Lugs 81 90 hhds Lugs 4%
SO hhds damaged 3a 60 hhds admitted and refused
mostly the latter at 5 round IL hhds mostly damaged
at 4l4e.
The Stock reported sale in the latter part VI last
week, was only 5000 or 10000 hh1s.
We quote as follows, with heavy market:
Factory Lugs .,. ~ 1424 Fair ...........G h161a
Fanters do ...4A GJt4 Fine, ........,..., 6aGuT14
Leaf Inferior 55&D5A Choice Selectns X G814
sUGAR-There has been fair demand for Sugar during
part OF the week and prices for the better qualities have
been frner. The including 100 hhda taken yester
day embrace about 200 hhds mostly at the following
range Of prices
Inferior to Com. l5a2a4 Prime and Choice 4I75ia
Fair to Fully Fair 3s G35a Clarified and Refd41aGD7
Weeks receipts 1851 hhds-Exports. 1883 bids.
M0LASsES-The market for this article has continued
dull and the sales of the week including bbls
yesterday have been confued to 1890 1870 bbs
at 8091af for inferior and ferenting and l00ll fol-
reboiled--the latter rate for choice
Weeks receipts. 1912 bbls-Exports. 2l65 bbls
FLoUR-The demand for Flour has continued very
limited and prices unsettled The sales up to Thurs
day evening reached barely $500 bills mostly sea SC q
for superdne Ohio and St Louis with small parcels
at Sc so and lot OF 800 St Louis store ship
ment at So DO per Dbl Extra brands have sod in small
lots at Sc 756Ds7 per bb Yesterday the market was
irmer and noticed sales of 500 6ols St Louis at
50 25G16 30 y bbl
Weeks receipts 6ll7 bbls-Exports, 1852 bbls.
C0RN-Prices for Corn have given way and rather
larger business has been done In that article during
past week Up to yesterday morning the sales embraced
come SO GOO sacks, mostly at 4s 49, for Mixed yell
- oo''H'F p r. ous"e' 0' " Ms AlotFuaS 'Eaa-
@ ~ 'h' po'e ', i'ite d. '0t. lester
20 ~ p ao.1SS q
80 - y pre- go saeAs
"4S pFeu out i''t'e eHah4E III .n's aFtele
g. 90. ~ 1',''' '"s'"
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az q ~ tt@S az s2d 30 p 'oni
- 0a,e' " so d. ti,s ioi 1ef
" 't"' 49, 'o'' u '''ut ~ 'oiA a. 'ne Saile
'.ll W. g"'ss a. 70 ~"
'e- A' ~ 80 4l9 '7o',' oeeA' u"tt' IN"
oa's u,' lk VIZ ~ Aio't'
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BACoN-Transacu0n' IN tins article have been on
very limited scale at = Go5ae ior Ribbed Sues o. Tor
Gear ana 4-4a3 p ID Tor shoulders hams have sold
very slowly at 6af for plain and basged and SOLO and
~ ~ i"f s9op 10 ehoce sugar cured.
Week $ feceiptss=f easkS-E&portS' lVi CASKS,
LARD The principal sales of Lard for the week were
Thursday 235 bbIs aud tierces prime at o. and 800
kegs at 10f h. and yesterday 100 kegs also at 10 b
Weeks receipts, S7a bbs-Exports equal to 7O6Obbs
BEEF-The market for this article remains ypry DUH
and our quotations are nominal at SLASH 10 for Ness
and $40 5o60sII 4 Dbl for Prime
Weeks receipts l4o bbls-Exports. s14 bills
BUTTER AND CuEESE-We have noticed some sales
of new Western Butter at IS, for good TO prime and
of Cheese at oi91Ot n H.
RICE-A cargo Of Carolina has arrived for which the
asking rate is 5t q H Our quotations are 4sfa5.