New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

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still latter accounts from Eurcpe by the steamers
New York and Hungarian, the tenor of which was
still unfavorabe, reporting further decline at Liver
pool, and adding somewhat to the former depression
on our market, though without causing any import
ant change in prices. On Thursday the Americas
advices came to hand, reporting still further de.
cline at Liverpool, and produced increased heayiness
in the market. The sales of the week have embraced
some 1900 bales, comprising 1900 on Saturday,
5000 on Monday, 1900 on Tuesday, 1000 on wednes.
day, 2200 on Thursday and 1900 yesterday, the
market closing dull and unsettled, and quotations
being nominal at the following reduced rates
NEW ORLEANS oLAss1r1oAr1oN: ys,
$sss sisi..; ;ss
Low Middliug 10 @l0ls
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1885,. bsIe. ss4s
Received yesterday. aso-174o17s
l,77o.6a
E,portsd s to date l,s's e
Burnt. 1850 l,se7. 800
Stock on hand not cleared 1ol72l
TOBACCO. The Tobacco market has been yery
dull, the few buyers coming forward offering prices
3c or more below previous quotations for round
lots and lot of 364 hhds sold at the close of last
week is said to have shown decline of 4Dac. 70 h.
During the week now under review, we have heard
of about $50 hhds sold including at &c.. at d. and
said to have changed hands Init NJ ,rh;eh ae
t;cn,o,,s hove Noon ,,,aao ,,nl,,;a "ien Nv par
Wereduce our quotations 4@9c., but they are still
little better than nominal.
Factory Iues. aIn.
fl Ian Lngs l. cs,ao 4
Esir. ss@s1
Choice and Selections
sTATEMENr OF TOBACCO.
sesk on hand LIST September hhd. asol4
Received yesteriay 5oi 5oso
ooo-,
rs 5402l
o.,Voe
~ mana NOV g,, ason
80. -, o'p'e nave oeeh i'sn1 ana WIN
uea''u uui'ns 'lie greater par. OF Tue week the
'''s "'e a'iou'eu W aoou' 1ooo hnas tne market
=, Wv. VI oui luoaslos' winch snow
eneno VI 'oo's a. " ID ior iilost qualltes
.,,.,.. e'oiAilo aSse fon LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fully Fair sss PRIME and choice. sgss
harmed MI ana hehnea' 6s@sR
"eeA ieoeip's' 1914 hhos'-hSports, lo6S.
MoLAssEs. The supply has been limited and
With fair demand prices have been pretty firmly
maintained during the past week. The sales have
iholueeu soue ouuu ppls mostly at Z6413O and Sic.
or Inferior Fermenting, ETC., and 3l5l33 and 34c,
Or Prime and Choice Reboiled. Half bbls. have
zen selling at 3l@36c. % gallon, according to
uality.
Weeks receipts, 2402-Exports, 1856.
FLOUR. The market generally has been inactive,
nd in the early part of the week prices further gave
vay, but have lattery rallied and closed with con.
iderable fmness, with tendency to outside figures
HE sales up to yesterday morning amounted to some
600 bbls at a range for extremes of Sc 25fnsa 621
or Superfine, ~ l280$7 rs for Extra ssmss IN and
9 for Choice Extra and IS SOFAS rs 10 hhl. for Tn
randed. Yesterday some small lots of sunerfne
we're sold at So rs, 500 Tennessee at goo Extra at
4 50, and 100 Choice do. Dayy) at IS AZ 10 hi.
Weeks receipts $50 bbls-Exnorts 1870
WHEAr. There has been some recoints Init mn
ave not heard of a sale,
Weeks receipts. sO3 embellishments none
Corn. =. The demand has been good, and nrices
re steady Tn to Thursday evening we noticed s,les
f about 10 900 sacks at SOC s1 Oh for Ordinary IL
food Mixed, and AL 05@s1 07a 10 husbel for prime
fellow and Whita and Iconc, White yor+or5a,, |
ONE $500 sacks were sold, including 800 damaged
White at CSC, 800 Yellow and $50 Mixed and yell
ow at ST. and l6O and 1900 Prime White at AL 10 no
ushel.
Weeks receipts, 1896 sacks-Exports, 2039,
OATS. -. About 5000 sacks have been disposed of
Turing the week at range of 65016sc ae bushel, for
food to Prime lots of st. Louis, and 6st07Oc for