The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-18

OF rather better feeling, and part Of the decline has been
recovered The sales have reached about IS 600 Sacks 900
Of which taken Thursday and Friday at the average
rates Of 6370c, and include 5000 sacks White yesterday
Sc bushe Some 1900 bbs Ear Com have been disposed
Of during the week at 81 Is y Dbl Oats are without
change We notice sales of Indiana, etc. at 626 and of
St. Louis at $4,000 " bushe. Bran, in small lots, has
brought 81 2Ds1 30 " 100 III. There no Wheat n'the
market Weeks Receipts 81 167 sacks Corn Exports s172
PROVISIoNs-The Pork market has been without ami.
nation and with the exception of two OF three sales has been
limited at the following quotations; % $40 for Mess,
and % for Prime " Dbl The sales for Shipment embracing
but one or two lots made at very slight concession
from these rates. 70 bb uninspected Mes were sold
day 90 BIZ and ITO bbls Rumps, on Wednesday, at 81
bbl We noticed sale Of 1000 b Dry Sailed Shoulders
2sc b. Beef remained steady at former pncessay, ell
@$n rs for Mess in bbls s6 5O9$7 80 in half bbl %
for Prime and IS % for b. 45 terces Prime Mes Domi
ncks) sold Thursdayt 90 80 y terce In the Ba
market the principal change that we notice an advance
in the price of Shoulder There has been pretty good de-
mand with sales of about 600 casks the following range
Missouri and Illinois Sides at 4494X; Prime s; Clear at
5A@5<; Shoulders 3HG0Sz, and Prime do sS@3zc v Ii,
at which rates the market was firm at the close Plain Hams
have sold during the week at 5a6, and Canyased, Sugar
cured, etc. at 69c " h. Lard has been in request, and
better prices have been obtained The sales have reached
$500 kegs and 1900 bb and terce at the following range
No at $500; Prime at 6z97, and Choice Leaf at ia
TIC. Yesterday there speculative demand and the
sales comparatively large, including "a bbs at 81 637
bbs and tierces Prime 490 kegs at 81 ZOO T. and
200 tierces Choice 7Sc % ID. These figures show i'm
proyement of fully 1sf0sS of cent Western Butter
worth 8116c, according to quality, and Cheese 7@7Sc W b.
RICE-The market continues quite steady at 35s6D3Sc
according to quality and terces were sold yesterday
3Hc - ID.
WHISKY-A rather light business has been done in the
Whisky market since review, but the demand has
been supplied only improved The transactions of
the week have been confined principally Reced. which
has brought 21s9c y gallon, holders insisting generally
upon the outside, and some asking c. Small sales of Raw
have been made at &c. and of Ross Extra 202c y
gallon. Yesterday, IA bbs Rect6ed in two lots, brought
q and 200 bbls Raw 231S@24c " gallon.
BAGGING AND ROPE-The market for these articles
continues oeraby firm but rather quiet The principal sales
that have noticed during the week 100 Bagging
and 100 els Rope IA and &c hf cash. and so pcs and 60 els
the same price, time, adding interest.
GUNNY BAGS-Prices not sustained, and have
only heard of two three small sales since our last review
lot of 1900 in bales brought Sc cash. another of
sold at SIC, for bundles, and &c for bales. and yesterday
O0o in bales. taken, 10 arrive, at SIC cash.
SALT-A cargo of 5000 bushels st kits was sold on Mon.
day c " bushel, and have noticed sales of Liverpool
during the week 95c " sack for Coarse and from second
hands Liverpool sells slowly 95c0s1 05 for Coarse, and
81 25C0sl 30 y sack for Fine, free of drayage.
CANDLES-Very dull at 1904 for Sperm; a@a1a for
Star, and 9(091zc for TaIow Candles.
COFFEE-The decline in Rio Coffee, which noticed
in last review, continued during the early part of this
week. when prices reached the low point of 797S cash
these being the rates at which lOO bags of the Rebeeca
disposed of at auction Monday Since that
time have noticed improvement, and the later sales
have been effected S981ac y ID. The sales of the week
ncudng 1000 taken yesterday) reach nearly 10000 bags
The stock in all hands S. bags Only cargo
(4SO0 bags) received this week.
LIME-We notice sales during the week Of 1854 bbs IVES
tern Lime 81 3d. and small sales of Thomason Camden
ETC.. at 81 7Ot0$I rs q cask.
LEAD-The sales of the week have been 1875 pigs
soft Upper Mines 4c " b. small lot sold on Sat
urday at SC.
HEMP-A lot of 1I9 bales Dew Roted was taken on
Wednesday at 500 aP ton.
DRIED FRUITS-5OO0 TBS, in sacks were sold on Tuos-
day at TIC q ID.
HAY-We notice an Improvement in prices during the
week. and sales at $3 OO0$23 50 v on for Western The
latest sales that have heard of of Western the
Levee at s23 50 y ton.
TALLOW-NOt transaction reported this week.
E8CHANGES-The demand has been very limited and
the rates have generally fallen Off We quote Sterling
94@1O4 q ct prem. NewYork 60 day bills 1sSDa y CT
disc Sight Checks ssC9zS " ct prem.
FREIGHTS-We have still to notice very dull freight
market, though the rates much depressed last
week. An American ship (the VIM. WiTt) taken fol
Liverpool early the week at 316d for Cotton, and small
lots taken at 5-S2d. Cotton to Havre 75Ds2 y bale
to Boston and New York 75@Ds71Sc ~ bale.