The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-24

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ARRIKAL on THE STEAME

BALTIMORE, April 10.
The steamer arrived, at Halifax last night, and
left to-day at 2, A. M, with seventy-two through
passengers. The Canada arrived at Liverpool on
ID April, and her advices caused an advance Of
to sd. in middling qualities of American Cotton.
Sales during the last two weeks $4,000 bales, Of
which spectators took $4,000 and exporters 5000.
Nearly all of which was done the last week, in
which $4,000 bales were sold
There is an increased buoyancy in the Corn
market Flour and Indian Meal have each adj
vanced one shilling. Coffee has risen. There was
public sale at Amsterdam, which caused prices
to recede, but they have since rallied bnt the
market is so unsteady that quotations would be
useless.
The market has been duller for American pro-
visions, and the prices are lower, especially for
Bacon, Hams and Lard, each of which have re-
coded about one shilling.
American Resin, 3s. to IS. I'd.
Public order prevails in Paris, but political affairs
have assumed more threatening aspect.
Sugar holders show disposition to realize, at
reduction of 3D. to Is. per cwt. AT London, the
market was dull, except for refined. The market
for Tobacco was less active than for some time
past--holders however, are firm and prices un-
changed The sales for March are upwards of
800 hhds Tallow commands 37s.
The money market is easier, and the stock of
bullion is still increasing in the Bank and exceeds
f17,000,000. Consols fuctuated last week from
S5H to 963-closing at 96A for money and account.
American stocks in good request but we have re-
ceived no quotations.
The report from manufacturing districts is bet
ter. The Manchester market for some days has
been gradually improving, especially for yarn and
fine goods. Freights continue high, and Ameri-
can vessels are scarce.
The English coast was visited by severe hur-
ricane on the 30th March, causing much destruc-
ton of shipping and frightful loss of life among
the vessels lost. The John Skiddy gone ashore on
the coast of Wexford, and totally wrecked
passengers and crew saved The Howard, from
New Orleans, also wrecked at the entrance to the
Mersey. The Hamer Charlotte, from Dublin for
London, wrecked near the mouth of the Thames.
and all on board, numbering 200, were drowned
The coast is every where strewed with the wrecks
of vessels which have been lost during this dread
full gale.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Brown, Shipley & Co.'s Circular quotes Fair
Orleans 81, Mobile 81, Uplands 81, Middling Or
ASNAO N"N AAONNS Ns " US SloCA vi manu.
5O5000 bales-of which $4,000 American. The
article was firm on the closing on the week end
ing the 31st
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