New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-28
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 Camp street, I
Saturday Morning, August rs, 1858.

irregular. Provisions du
scrptioua FTegh have been firm but inactive
On Thursday morning published the Cannda's advces
embracing dates Liverpool the 18th inst They
ported duh with sales Of 5000 bales during
the week ling 1880 speculation and $500 for export
The market closed dull at for Fair 0rleans and I'd for Mid
ding O leans hand stated $40 900 bales,
including $4,000 American Accounts from the manufacturing
districts were favorable.
COTTON past week has been very dull one in the
Cotton market business being checked by limited supply Of
desirable lists unayorabe adyces from Europe and the
holders make the concessions required by buyers
The sales Of tic sek have 1000 bales
comprising 200 Saturday 100 Monday, 600 Tuesday
soon Wednesday, 800 Thursday and 1900 yesterday, fully
transactions being Crop which has sold
the reduced rates for Mddiug and ll1a@llc for
4 Strict Middling 10 Good Middling.
The receipts Of New Crop 10 date embrace 3,0l7 bales.
our quotations al follow, for Old Crop
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
4nsTisr, s9 9s i6dli EIi3
Good Ordinary 5s99 v Middng Fair.....,.--99
TOBACCO market continues inactive and he sales
up to yesterday morning did excesd 800 hhds-alI on
private It hhd Ciatksya Lugs at 7c, hhds al
9c, and % at 916c u ID. Yesterday there
men sales comprising 975 hd by party and $40 by
another ali private terms and 90 hhs oarksye Selections
/ at I05Sc q 10.
We repat our last quotations which mostly nominal
Leaf Inferof u Common NJ
az
Choice an Selections i0tgi2
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
oet on hand go,;oa.oA'' 1881 'onssso is7%
yesterday '''' i2 Lesla2 28-8sd
| Exported since; ........... L65G49O u,5T
yesterday ,....,.., O9o l6S6t9o Ooo-7l5l7
1859 288l4
sUGAR.,.The demand has been fair, and with smal
cepts and reduced stock prices have been pretty well main
taued ThosaleS Of the week embrace $50 hhds, mostly
the of CONGREGATIONS which the market closes rm
QUOTATIONS. FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR,
Fsf g Eug a aPs a an 4h Rsasd %
Weeks receipts 257 hhds-Exports %.
MoIAssEs. Both the receipts and the demand continue
limited and only about 600 b have been sold during the week
mostly 29SOc for Fair Rsboilgd and Sic d gallon for Prime
Weeks receipts $50 bbls-Ezports 29s,
FLOUR Holders have been asking full prices and the de-
mand has been Of d moderate character. Up Thursday
evening 6O00 bills sold S5aS5 ID for ST. Louis
supe fine SIS 54s5 621S for Fancy, and S. 25S6 10 p Dbl
for Extra. Yesterday 1870 bb superfne Illinois sold 80
3s5 Extra in lots at s. 10 and some small lots oPant Extra
at $T % u bbl.
Weeks receipts $3.50 bbIs-Exports I7,6I4.
WHEAT receipts have been light and the sales Of the
week coured about 500 sacks 8s5c bushe for Good
Red, and yesterday il0 Prime White at 81 10 y bushe
Weeks receipts elS 8acks-Exports 1927.
CORN .Prioesaye been very irregular during the week,
Prime Yellow having brought full prices while other qualities
haze been du The sales yesterday morning only
aboui 10000 sacks Of 6l7o for Inferior Good
Mixed 1905 for Good Prime White, and P)cSl 90 B
busbe for PINE Yellow. Yesterday about GOO saeks
sold including 1909 White Mixed 5Se 200 in lots Co.
500 635 1900 White 65aG6 leo Mixed at e. l32 Yellow
at 81 26 and small lots ut 81 2TCsl SO n bpahe
Weeks receipts 1881 sacka-Ezpors 3,584
OATS Some 200O sacks ST. Louis have been sold during
the at the advanced rates Of 70@72o bushel including
yesterday 2 $40 sacks al 70c.
Weeks receipts 4 ,942 saeks-Expors 30.
Prices have further advanced and The has
generally been s5s73zo for Good and T5o 400 rs for Or
binary lots Yesterday 800 sacks sold at S5c and $50 at