The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
&eu.mtrrial aniflIlgrnfe.
CKEsczEr OFFICE. NO. b OAsI silns1,
MONDAY Evening. August IL, 1853


MONDAY Evening. August II, 1853
CorroN-Sales to-day reached 46 bales at irreg'
ular prices. There was some new Cotton upon
the market which looked well and was held at
2903Oc. for middng, but we heard OF no buyers,
ana not a new bale has changed hands since our
last. Receipts Of some SO bales OF this years
crop have been freely talked OF to-day, put as the
manifests of boats now in port did not distinguish
between old and new Cotton, we oil course cannot
say what proportion of the receipts should be
credted TO the latter. In the present state oil
the market no reliable quotations can be given.
JoTros STATEMENT.
Stock hsDd sept lS6'....''''....''.''' no 1850
Received since Saturday .......-......... iS
h ssds mo from vicLipgs samples and Cotton
received In sacks AID bales here tinee o ,-, M.
September l. 1867 ....-.-..-.......... ooio-oozOo0
$3.50
ExOortee since Saturday 01 S-z,O,
Exported previously =
nan, and on ,b,nso.rd. ........... Ia58
SUGAR AND MoLAssKs.-Transactions in sugar
continue to be of limited character, and DO not
disclose any demand in excess OF Jooolng and
retail business. Molasses continues quot, without
any demand whatever. We continue TO quote
Cuba sugar grocery grades l240l3ic., and Lou
isiana sugar prime to choice l44t9l64c. Louisiana
choice Molasses retails at S5c. and CUBA do. bG
soc. ~ gallon.
FLoUE-Tbe market was dull and languid
throughout. Buyers, in anticipation OF more lib
eral supplies, heavier offerings, and some conces-
sion on the part of holders have evinced little dis
position 10 invest at ruling rates. Holders who
have within day or two received large accessions
10 their previously reduced and very light stocks,
continue firm in their demands, and the market
closes quiet but Dominally unchanged. Inc sales
embrace 500 bbls., of which 100 aud 100 double
extra sold at 50 rs; 100 choice treble at $ll 70,
and 200 and 100 bbls choice upon private terms.
We quote nomnally superhne IS 30; double extra
50 Is; low treble SO SO; choice treble $40 oO, ana
choice family sll@l4 rs.
Cousin The absence of any large offerings aud
49, nlu Tkrf
been of a very restricted character and sales were
confined 10 1876 sacks-200 and 400 white mixed
atSI l23 and lS6 sacks white at 81 10 II bushel.
OATs-were quiet but firm at full previous
rates. 400 sacks In lots sold at 65c u bushel.
BRAN-Thete was considerable activity 10 the
arlicle under this heading at slightly advanced
rates. Some 1000 sacks in lots changed hands at
81 % u 100 lbs.
ern in two lots at $27 and so bales creole Hay st
$2l e ton.
cept in retail way 100 bbs, in lots, we're se o
at s3l so. We continue to quote mess sSl95I 90
according TO quantity.
BAcoNeWe have no Improvement TO note 10 the
market under this he aiding. Holders have al
vanced their rates lc. on shoulders. we note
sale at an early hour to day OF casks shoulders
at l3ic. but prices became sitter as the day ad
vanced and the market closed quiet but hrm, q
the folio wing quotations, viz: Shoulders lac 8.
clear ribbed sides l6lGl7c. and clear sides q
O1lSc. 4 H., choice sugar-cured hams are retah
ing at 2Ud2lc and plain hams lS9l9c. u b.
lARp-Uoutinues quiet but firm; terce is re
failing at I95 and keg which is very scarce, a
2l4c. a. n. We note d sale OF 90 kegs at 81 &C..
fRkiGHTs-The freight movement still DIS
closes a very heavy and steady falling or Tn
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic &C
count is reduced to the summer standard, Will
the demands for freight room indicate CORES
ponding or perhaps greater abatement we no.
quote nominally cotton to Liverpool by steam
9.l66id.; by sail, cotton, 7-l6d.; tobacco 35s
-four As; London 3D. for cotton, 37s. Sd: for Z
bscco. To New York by steam and sail 10. e
cotton, l4Gl5c. for corn, 6OG7Sc. for hour, and
for tobacco. To Boston by sail lCe!c. for cOtto
l5@l7c. for corn and 65@70c. for -four. To Br
men by SAIL I@lc. for cotton, and S5s. for .
bscco. To HaVre by sail, lic. for cotton, 81
$l2for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, l
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotto
honr Soc grain l1c-