New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

we have noticed sales Of 600 to 700 bb the early In
the week ranging at S12 rs p Dbl for Mess in bbs SO SO
for half bbs IS 90 for PRIME and SO 90 for b. Beef but
SO 0OtO9 12s has since been realized for prime. Tho
demand for Bacon has continued fair at steady price.
and 800 to 1000 casks have been disposed Of at 9s3st
for prime Sides and 17ale v fb for Shoulders Some
lots of Missouri Sides have been sold at exc b..
Hams have sold in the usual limited way, at Gale for
plain and bagged choice sugarcured Lard has been
In fair request and In bbls and erces has brought full
prices The sales Of the week sum up 2sO0 bbls and
urces at s4GDs 9l6s p b for No to prime, and $500
kegs mostly at 0ke for No. j. and 9HN091se y ib for
prime Yesterday a sale Of 800 kegs prime at ahe,,,.
Western Butter has sold ut l06l3 and Cheese 81 0ee
p ID.
RICE-~Ths demand has been limited with ssles Of
moderate parcels at 7-fsGDa11e p tb, including on
Wednesday, 30 terces at the former rate.
WH1SKY--We have but little alteration to notice in
the market for this article du.g the week The sales
embrace about 1000 bbs mostly at 17ae for Rected,
Tx for extra, and 16(D1S1s& D gallon for Raw
BAGGING AND R0PE-The principal sales of the
week that have noticed have been 100 pieces Kentucky
Begging at 49, and 200 very ordinary, at lie In
tail parcels Bagging has sold mostly at 121sGDl3}4e and
Rope at 5Al06}4q.. India Baggng is held at 111s
D12t.
GUNNY BAGS-The demand is still limited, and the
sales confined to few lots of bales at S1aNs5sq- in
| rate on time.
SALT-Two or three cargoes of Liverpool have been
disposed of during the week at rates which could not
ascertain and others have been offering at 6216o sack
for and assorted The rates from second hand.
have been 75(D7Se p sack for Coarse and 90d95& for
| fine.
CoFFEE-The Rio Coffee market has continued rather
inactive and the sales of the week limited to about
5000 bags Rid at the extreme range of s91ae tb for
| nd ruin for he att heir
96092zG There have been arrivals from Rio during
the week. and the direct imports the 1s of Septe-
Der remain at 22S 100 bags The stock in all hands
evening about $4,000 bags.
| CANDLES-The demand has been very limited and we
have noticed only few sales of Star Candles at $50
| 1s9iS q h..
HAY--There have been a few transactions during the
week at SIS 500sl6 90 p ton for Western Eastern
LlME-We have no further cargo sales report. only
one having arrived from the East and was sold pre-
vious to arrival The from hands been
| 81 6OG0S1 IS p Dbl for Thomaston, etc,
LEAD AND HEMP-We yet hear Of nothing doing IL
| these articles in market.
TALLOW-The only important sale of this article thai
| we have noticed during the week was % Dbl, gooc
Western at o. u quote city rendered at
| y ID.
| FREIGHTS-The Freight market has been very active
and the rates have also advanced materially During thu
first four days Of the week about twenty ships ant
barks were taken up, at the following rates I'D fol
Cotton to Liverpool lie to Hayre and Hamburg l-l6
for Trieste $40 % for Tobacco Cadz etc YESTERDAY
two ships taken for Liverpool ia Cotton and 13t
for Corn one for Boston sc for Cotton and one
Antwerp at l 1-16 cent for Cotton and 4Os p hid TO
Tobacco.
EACHANGES-The demand has been quite moderat
for foreign bills but rather better domestic and GU
| closing quotations follows:
NewYork sixtyday Bills. u ct disc
signt Ohecks on Newfork parfa3s p ct disc