The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-11

extra SOS IS, low treble IS 2509, choice treble
50 50GlO so, and choice Flour sll0l3 so.
C0RS-Was in little demand, while offerings
upon the landing were Of a very limited charsc-
bushel.
OATs-Are quiet bat firm at full previous rates.
$50 sacks. in lots. were sold at Csc. y bushel.
BRAS-The only transaction under this heading
rss sale of 100 sacks at 81 IS b 100 Bs, which
does not Indicate any decline from yesterdays
rstes.
HAY-Continues in little demand. 1850 bales
New York Hay were sold at sl3 y ton. Choice
Western, which is scarce, Is retailing at $3.50
s26 so.
PoRK-Is quiet but 6rm. We note sales Of 100
bbls. mess at S3l and 100 do, TO arrive, at S3l,
and quote sSl@3l so, according to quantity.
BAcos-Tbe market is steady and firm. There
we're sales 10 day Of casks shoulders at l44c.,
10 casks clear ribbed sides at l7lc., casks clear
sides az lSc., and 20 terces sugar cured hams at
2lc. FB. Wequote shoulders, l4Gl44c.; clear
ribbed sides, l7@l7tc.; clear sides, lsQls4c.
Outside figures indicating retail Prices') Sugar
LARD-Ihe market Is trm. Choice is becoming
scarce, and holders are little sitter with their
rates. so and 60 kegs were sold to-day at 224c.,
and 10 tierces at 20tc. We quote: Choice 10
| Iierees, 70G204e.; kegs, 224@23c. 4
BUTTER-Ihe market is steady and firm. 24s
frkiDs prime Western were sold at 28@32c.
CHEEsE-Is in moderate demand. Choice North
ern and Western in limited supply. Ito boxes
fREIGHTs-fhe freight movement still dis
closes q very heavy and steady falling of. The
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic &C
count is reduced TO the summer standard, while
the demands for freight room indicate q cores
pOnding or perhaps greater statement. We now
quote nominally cotton TO Liverpool by steam,
9.l6@5d.;. by sail, cotton. lied; tobacco Sos;
| bacco. To New York by steam and sail &c. fos
cotton, l40l5c for corn, 60@75c. for -four, and IS
for tobacco. To Boston by sail 39Sc. for cotton,
l6@l7c. for corn and 65070c. for dour. To Bre.
men by sail, 5@lc. for cotton, and S5s. for to,
bacco. To Hsvre by sail. Ito. for cotton, aud
sl2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, lc.
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotton,
-four s0c.. grain lie.
NEW YORK COTToN MARKET.-The following re.
port Of the New York market for week ending
Friday, Sept. 4th, lie from the weekly circular OF
Messrs. Cornwell & Zeregs:
SdftTddy-Liverpool market steady, with sales
Of IL 900 bales. at lid. for middling uplands and
IL I'd. for Orleans. Our market quiet and shade
easier, with sales Of 1878 bales. OF which ga bales
were to spinners, III to spectators and s37 to
shippers.
Monday.-Liverpool market steady and firm,
with sales of IL, 600 bales at same quotations.
Our market steady, with sales OF 1852 bales, of
which 972 we're TO spinners, 207 to spectators and
2S3 to exporters.
Taesady.-Liyerpool market firm, with sales of
u 0t0 bales at same quotations.. Our market
steady and unchanged in prices. Sales 5000 bales,
of which 1865 bales we're to spnners, 665 to specu-
lators and 500 to exporters.
Observation-Disclosures market steady, with
sales of II 900 bales, at lid. for middng uplsnds
and IL 10. for Orleans. Our market steady. and
without essential change on middling and above,
but lower grades are In good demand at full
prices. Sales 2s64 bales, of which 1889 bales
to spinners. 66e to spectators and 80 to ex-
porters.
Thursday Liverpool market quiet with de-
cline If Id. ~ b. Sales II 900 bales. Uplands
1 Our rkQt was 6ull nd
irregular closing shade easier, with some sales
! below quotations. Sales 1880 bales, of which
1893 were to spnners. 40 to spectators and 90 to
exporters.
FTid0y.-Liyerpool market easier, but not QUO
tably lower, with sales Of 10000 bales, at lloyd.
for middIng uplsnds and III id. for Orleans. Our
market dull, heavy and irregular, and the above
quotations are nominal. sales 1860 bales. of
which 1911 bales were to spinners 365 to specula-
tors and PA to shippers.
Liverpool Brokers' Circular makes sales for the
week So 900 bales, OF which is 900 bales were for
export and 5000 on speculation. Stock 10 port
5l2 900 bales, of which IT'S 900 bales were Ameri-
can, being increase for the week on total
stock of so coo bales, and on stock of American q
| decrease of Is 900 bales.
Amount of cotton at sea for England 672 900
| bales of which 5000 bales were American. being
| decrease for the week on total amount afioat of
| 81 600 bales, tine amount of American cotton at
sea being unchanged.
Our market during the frat part of the week
was steady, but owing TO unfavoraOle news from
| Liverpool, and the fact that the new cotton now
coming forward Is freely offered for sale, (mOst
holders being anxious to realize present prices
closes heavy and irregular at lc. ~ ID. decline from
| the opening prices Of Saturday last.
The total sales for the week have been IL ,914
bales, Of which slS9 bales were TO spinners, 20l9
| to SPECTATORS and l706 to exporters.
Besides the sbove sales for the week, there has
been q large business done In cotton for future
| delivery, as follows Mddling, no bale below low
middliDg, sellers option, five days notice, for
! December at 24c., for November 25c., and for
! October 26@264c.
We still continue to hear complaints from some
portions of Alabama regarding the cotton crop,
| but advices from other sections on the whole
1 favorable.
The exports from this port for the week have
| been 1861 bales to Liverpool. Al bales 10 Bremen
and 80 bales to Havre. Total 2O32 bales.