New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-28
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Our general market has continued to wear an mac
tive appearance during the past week, though we
have noticed slight improvement in the demand
and rates for Cotton under the influence of more IA
vorable advces from Liverpool. In Tobacco, opera
tions are still of limited character Sugar and Mo-
lasses bave been dull, with downward tendency in
prices Western Produce Of nearly all descriptions
has been very dull and Flour and most kinds Of pro-
visions have largely declined. Corn, however, has
been in fair request at full prices. Freghts have
been inactive, but generally firmer.
The City Of Baltimore's favorable accounts, re-
ferred to elsewhere, were followed on Thursday by
the Asias advices, which reported falling of in the
latter part Of the week at Liverpool of 3D. D b. The
sales Of the week were stated at $1,000 bales, in
GLIDING $500 on speculation and 5000 for export and
the market closed the 14th inst. at i'd for Fair
Orleans and l3-l6d for Middling Orleans. Adyices
from Manchester were unfavorable.
CorTOS. :. The week opened with later and favor
able advices from Europe by the steamer City of Bal
timore reporting an advance in Cotton at Liverpool
Of 3l6@ld. y d. for the three days preceding the
steamers departure. Under the influence Of this in
telgence holders advanced their rates about &C., and
during the first three days Of the week buyers were
found for about II 500 bales. On Wednesday, how
ever, the business fell off to some 1900 bales and on
Thursday, with the Asias unfavorable accounts at
hand at an early hour in the day, only about HOO
bales were sold. Yesterdays sales were only 600
bales making total for the week of Is 200 bales,
the market closing heavy and prices nearly nominal
NEW oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION:
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sTArENINT OF COTTON.
Stock hand LIST September. ........... bales sOAs
Received yesterday 4ls-1,7ss oss
l7s6.5Os
Burnt 1850 1s44 4s5
Stock hand not cleared ............. 122oA
TOBACCO. =. The demand continues of limited
character and is mostly confined to limited parcels of
the finer qualities the offers for round lots being
below the views of bidders. The sales of the week
have embraced some 700 hhds., of which at &C., u
at st, II at u, at Il, Is at ST. IA at 9A SO at 81
and at 104c. U ID.
The market is heavy, but we hear of no material
change in prices and retain our previous quotations
P natsg Tugs Jugs
Leaf, Inferior Common.
ear rais.
Fine.
srATRxENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand LIST September 1855 hhds zs01s
Reeeysd sssterdsy.. ~ .o---
Exported today. 52,4lO
Exported yesterday. IS 52,445
Stock on hand not cleared. Is s46
SUGAR. The demand has been only moderate,
and the market has exhibited downward tendency
during the past week. The sales have embraced
some 5000 hhds., mostly at the following reduced
quotations
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferor............ 31s6l41s Common 4ss65
Fair to Fully Fair. a5a Prime and Choice al
Clarified and Refined. go. 6aiaSIs
Weeks receipts, 2724 hhds.-Exports, 10.
MoLAssEs. During the greater part of the week
the market has been dull with rather dropping
tendency in prices. Some 5000 bbs. have been sold
at range of 26@3lc. for Fermentng, and 314c@
53c. % gallon for Choice. We heard occasionally
of half bbls selling at 31@354c " gallon according
to quality.
Weeks receipts, 3440-Exports, 10.
FLOUR. The market has been xtremely dull
during the past week and prices have largely fallen
off with no buyers at reduction of 81 llSl Is 99
Dbl. The sales of the week have been limited to
few hundred bbls. at range of SO 62a@s7 for Super
fine, 81 50@ss so for Extra and Choice Extra, and
So u Dbl. for Unbranded, with a very small demand
at these figures. Yesterday 100 bbls. unbranded,
sold at - 200 at IS SO and Sc, 4lO superfine, in 2
lots, at Sc G23, 300 Extra at 81 TO- and $50 Choice
do. (Union) at 50 u Dbl.
Weeks receipts, s945 bbls-Exports, 1913.
WHEAT. The supply has been very light, and
during the week nothing of any consequence has
been doing.
Corn. -. The demand has been good, and prices
are steady Up to Thursday evening we noticed sales
of about $4,000 sacks at 90c.@$1 O5 for Ordinary to
Good Mixed, and ST O509sl o7a 70 bushel for Good
Yellow and White and Fancy White. Yesterday
some $500 sacks were sold, including 500 damaged
White at CSC, 500 Mixed at 81, 500 White and 366
Choice Yellow at 81 O5, 1000 sacks at 81 for White
Mixed, and 81 O5 for Choice Yellow, and $500, in
lots, at s1t1$1 05 " bushel.
Weeks receipts, 9G05 sacks-Exports 9S9.
OATS. -. About 5000 sacks have been disposed of
during the week at range of Gs@70c. If bushel for
Good to Prime lots of St. Louis and 7l@72c for
Northern.
Weeks receipts, 1894 sacks-Exports, rs.
BRAN. Our quotations range from 81 5O@Sl G5
ID 100 lbs. for Good to Prime lots.
HAY. Western has been selling at $29MS30 ~
tun for small lots.
PORK. Prices have shown a large decline during
the past week, and the sales have been confined
mostly to the retail trade. We have noticed a few
hundred bbls. selling mostly at SIT u Dbl. for Mess
with retail transactions at SIT 5O0sls 10 bbl.,
mostly at the former rate. Yesterday we heard of
only retail sales at these figures.
Weeks receipts 5097 bbls-Exports, 30.
BACON. =. The demand for this article has been
very limited, and during the week we have noticed
only small lots selling at 7l@sc. for Shoulders, 9l@
lOc. for Ribbed Sides, and ls@ll4c % tb for Clear
Sides. The market for Hams has been very dull, and
prices nominal
Weeks receipts, 637 cks and tcs-Exports, $50.
GREEN MEATS. 81. The market has been firm but
nothing of any Importance has been done during the
week.
BEEF. =. Our quotations are nominal at $l4 0O@
$l5 90 and $16 90 % Dbl. for extra and favorte
brands of Prime Mess and Mess
Weeks receipts, ls6 bbls. and tcs-EXports, 49,
BUTTER AND CHEESE. -. Old Western Butter is
quoted at 9@lOc. and new at l6@lsc. Cheese has
sold at l091lc according to quality.
LARD. During the past week the sales have been
limited to few hundred packages, of which 5000
400 terces Prime at 1lsc. and 600@7OO kegs on pri-
vate terms.