New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19
gsbiem Of the Hlmkets far past lees.
cRrsoEsT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street

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CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street
Saturday Morning, October 10, 1851
There is very little change to notice in the move
ment of our general market during the past week.
Operations have continued on the most limited
scale in every branch of trade excepting Sugar
and Molasses, the receipts of which have been
more liberal, and have met with q fair demand at
| fuller prices. @a
| The weather has been clear and pleasant.
CoTsFoN The sales reported since our last
weekly review comprise 40 bales on Saturday, l6
on Monday, 4s on Tuesday, none on Wednesday,
none on Thursday and none yesterday, making an
aggregate for the week Of 80 bales. Prices continue
too irregular to admit of general quotations 0rdin
/ ary to Good Ordinary selling at 7@72c. and Low
Midding okiiddlng at s@s4c. Old crop is still pre-
ferred, underwriters declining all risks on new, but
the supply of old on sale consists mostly of the
lower qualities, and contains little or none of the
mddling grades. ys t-o i 54 s.a -ps+- "a
Gsgg STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand LIST September ls6L bales - 10 lis
k ksssysa ssstsfds i 5So- 1ss
ll,9o7
EsBssssa go SO 600
Stock on hand zo cleared ......,......s n,9O7
TOBACCO. We have heard Of 80 hhds. at full
prices. We continue to quote for reference as
follows: .
F Psassfs fns ags Six
En- .atsf's. T. common
choies and Selections
r. STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. ~ 81
stock on hend September 1851 hhds. 1921
R Reey d sssraT oT- 22s
s,. ,,. 1880
Exported yesterday ,........'.....-- Cos 600
Stock on hand not cleared. 1880
SUGAR. THE receipts have been more liberal
and the demand has been fair at fuller prices The
sales of the week embraced about 500 hhds. in
small lots, The market closing at the following
quotations
Weeks receipts, 1859 hhds., Is bills; exports,
none.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR. r
inferior. 21<as rGon. to Goed Conn.,. 8 O.
Fair g Fully Fair rFims and i9 Choice Ca
MoLAssEs.,.. The supply is more liberal and the
demand has been fair, at advancing prices the
weeks sales comprise $500 bbls and 600 half bbls.
at 22@24c. for Prime to Choice in bbls and $50
2ec. ID gallon in half. bbls.
Weeks receipts, 1871 bills. exports, 900.
FLOUR. The supply is more moderate and the
demand has been limited at easier prices. The
sales of the week comprise $500 bbls at 81 S7a1$S
rs for Superfne, and So 50@$9 % Dbl. for Good
and Choice Extra. Yesterdays sales comprised
$50 bbs Fair and Choice Extra at IS 50@$9 % Dbl,
Weeks receipts, 6692 bbls.; exports, 90.
Corn :. The receipts have been limited and
the demand has been moderate, prices showing an
advance. The sales up to Thursday evening COM
prised 500 sacks at a range of 925c. for White
Mixed and Csc. % bushel for White. Yesterday
nothing was done.
Week'sreceipts, 277l sacks; exports, 900.
WHEAT. ). The last sales reported were at 81 40
@$l so u bushel for Red.
OATS. THE supply is very light and the sales
comprise 300 sacks at 9oc. % bushel. A further
advance.
BRAN. The demand is fair, at unchanged prices.
The sales for the week comprise 400 sacks at 81 90
@$2s Is % 100 lbs.
HAY. There is a moderately fair supply of
Prairie Grass and Ordinary Hay, but the transac-
tons have been of a retail character. ~
PORK. q. There is very little left on sale. Mess
is retailing at s45 % bb, at which price 400 bbls
were sold, in two lots. Yesterday 80 bbls sold at
$40. A lot of 100 bills. was offered at $43 and not
sold. ,s
& Weeks receipts, A bills; exports, GO.
BACON. 49, The supply of Shoulders, Ribbed Sides
and Clear Sides is extremely light Bacon Hams
are retailing at 22c and Sugar Cured Hams Csc.
V tb. -rz @
Weeks receipts, 8 casks and tierces ex.
ports, none.
LARD The supply in store is very light. The
retail demand is met at 27@2Sc for tierces and 2sc.
u ID. for kegs.
exports, equal to 90 kegs.
BEEF. The supply is very limited and there is
only retail business doing. Prices are nominal.
Weeks receipts, Is bbls. and tcs.; exports,
none.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. The supply of Western
Batter is very Light, and prices may be quoted
at 26g32c. Old Western Cheese may be quoted
| at s010e. % Ii.
BAGGINd AND RoPE. :. of Kentucky Bacging
we quote at retail at 1sc % yard, cash. Stock on
the LIST. inst 1868 pieces. Of India, 100 bales
sold at lsc, 100 at ISL, 100 at l9c. cash, and %
bales at zoe. time and interest. Stock on the lst
inst. 1869 bales. OF Bale Rope we quote from
first hands &c., for Handmade and Machine. and
Ice. u ID. at retail. Stock on the LIST inst. 24sl
coils of all kinds.
IRON CopToN TIES. Sell at l5c. Ss b. cash.
GuNEY BAGS. :. The last sales were at Zoe. cash.
Holders are now asking higher rates.
Stock ON the LIST inst. 1868 bales.
WHISKY. The supply is limited and the retail
demand is fair. Rectitied has been retailing at soc.
u gallon. Dealers are now asking $50.
Weeks receipts 70 bills; exports 90.
COFFEE. There is none in first hands, and that
in grocers' hands is very small We have not
sale to notice.
Is STAR CANDLES. Our quotations are 4l@42c
for Light The sales comprise 200 boxes short
weight Ordinary, at 40c. and so at Ale. ~ ID.
SALT, :. The rates for Liverpool from second
hands are 81 o0@S4 10 U sack for Coarse, and s. 90
@s5 10 for Fine delivered free of drayage There
is good demand for Packing Salt and prices have
advanced to 81 l5G1 50 so u bag of two bushels,
according to quality.
RICE, .Carolina-There has been moderate
demand at 42GG5e. u ID.
0Hs. .. The bestquality of Winter Strained Lard
Oil sells at 50 so y gallon. Cotton Seed Oil
at 81 70 for Crude, 81 60 for Refined and - 70
gallon for Bleached. Southern Oil Company's Oils
have been selling at CSC. for Machinery, 40c.