New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

sUGk .erate receipts and good uiaud COM
| bued h "easi,nei further improvement In tn"
Sugar and during tho week an advance 81 hoA
of cent has been realized The weeks sales 1900
including yesterday and our closing quotations
are For Inferior to Common 34h Fair to fully Fair,
4k04A Prime and Choice, 5fa6e p ID.
Weeks receipts, s419 hhds-exports SO hhds 2lo fb
M0LAssEs-Prices have advanced again, owing to
small receipts during the week some $500 bbs have
found purchasers (ncludug 300 yesterday at 22025s
for fermenting, and 2sd02st U gallon for reboiled
Weeks receipts, 3471 Discrepancies
FLOUR-The continued absence Of export demand and
increased receipts together have occasoned further de-
cline Of at least 10 cents in the Flour market especa y
ordinary brands of supernc The sales up to Friday
ming barely 1900 barrels at 81 2'OS3 % for
Ohio and Indiana So 50OS3 IS for Illinois and st. Louis.
and 81 OoGs4 rs y Ii for fancy and the usual run Of
fancy brands Friday 1000 bbls sold at the same
range.
Weeks receipts, 276l1 bhis--exports, 1910
GRAIN-The Corn market though not active has been
oeraby steady and prices for all kinds dave been pretty
well sustained Upto Friday some 81 sacks had found
purchasers 41O444 for mixed and yellow. and 464sf
prime white yesterday about 5000 sacks were sold
mostly at 42050t o bushel Wheat has been sold to
the extent of 9O00100O bushels at 7073t for good to
prime lots Bran has brought esf075+ o 100 fb on the
Levee Oats little lower, with sales of perhaps
1000 sacks at 23 for ordinary to good Ohio and 80
| 0334 2 bushe for prime st. Louis.
Weeks receipts of Corn, 43 l01 sacksexports lI92
PROvISI0NS-The market for Pork has been generally
heavy and inactive receivers in order to effect sales
of any magnitude have been obliged to submit to de-
cline of 5O621. The sales up to Friday morning were
about $500 bbs only at ST. 2Gs7 10 for Mess Sl5 for
for Prime, and S14 Oo0s15 so 2 Dbl. for Rumps. On
Friday the sales about 100 bbls mostly at 1I 25
S17 62 for Mess The stock at the Inspection Warehouses
| comprises 1850 bbs including 1851 Mess 53s NJ o..
A I)r;,r q d,IuipS ctp6 In
Beef there but little doing the stock being light and
prices firm at S13 250Sl3 so for Mess in bills So 50
50 IS for Prime, etc Bacon has declined little. with
sales of probably 1900 to 4Oo casks at 9O9 for prime
ribbed Sides l0s011e for clear do. and '4D17se for
good Shoulders. Plain Hams have been offering freely
with few buyers at 909he while eanvased and choice
sugar cured occasionally bring 10lD11e p b. Lard
has advanced materially FIR kegs and up to yesterday
morning 100 bb and erces had been disposed Of
at kDs@ for ordinary to good No 9O95e for prime,
1900 kegs in two lots Q0s0 and 5000 prime at lie
b. Yesterday there fair demand with sales Of 200
| bbs and tierces good No ] at s54e 2 b.
| RICE-Prices have advanced, with sales during the
week of fully 100 tierces at 9-l6 and 35s3se. the
closing rates being 4D414e q fb for prime Carolina
WIIISKY-The market has generally presented quite a
dull appearance the sales up to Thursday night not
ceeding 2oo628oo bbls at 16l6s4 for rected and lie
q gallon for Yesterdays sales about $50 bbls
mostly at 1614f016hc for rectifed.
Weeks receipts. 2151 bbls-exports. 237l.
| BAGGING AND ROPE--We have still to notice only a
moderate demand for these articles the principal sales
being l5Opieces II cash 100 pieces and 100 coils at
10 and ae time. and 175 coils prime to choice. at
| and SIC cash.
/ GUNNY BAGs-The nominal price is So for bales with
but few buyers and 10000 in bundles sold at TAO
|7Ae.
sALT-Liverpool Salt by the large quantity may be
quoted at 667Oe for all to n and 4 fine. cash and
time Of Turks Island Bonaise, ETC. 1000 sacks sold from
store So 5000 Turks Island at $50 out of store
| COFFEE-The Rio Coffee market has presented very
quiet the weeks sales not exceeding 5000 bags
at 993s though generally at 94e p fb for good quality
Of this quantity 400 bage disposed of yes
terday leaving stock in first and second hands of 10000
bags The of the direct imports from LIST September
date 1852 bags against 2l319l to time last year
| CANDLES-The last considerable sales were at 1870
1S1sc p fb for Star candles.
| HAY-During the week some BOO bales Northern and
Western have been sold at SIG oO0s16 80 q ton.
LIbIE-Thomaston still retas at 81 90G1 So 90, but
over 1900 bbs Western have been taken at 81 150S1 &C
2 Dbl
LEAD-The last sales at about ~ for soft Lead
| HEMP-Prices continue altogether nominal
| TALLOW-Good Western would bring exc, and city
| rendered is held at 62if67e.
| FREIGHTs-The Freight market has been quiet the
for Cotton to Liverpool being 916 sd to Havre
lac, to NewYork and Boston ~ etc. Yesterday, how
ever ship taken for Liverpool at "a for Cotton
decline.
| EXCHANGEs-The Exchange market has been gen
orally inactive this week and the closing rates
lows:
Sterling 10SfD1OSs
NewYork sixty-day Bills .11s6l2fc p Ct dis,
Sight Checks on Newfork disc to pa