New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-02

country from September 1852 to the latest dates
Same time last year 252l 26s
The exports have been
To Great Britain ....... bales. Il 22o632 10666 l3
France. 29l17o 1929 o20
North OF Europe. .............. 95;6O5 104 966
Other foreign ports. 10000 1206lO
Total. .................17 375o9 1921 2O9
STOCK on hand 679,l04 53bSy9
C0FFEE-The market IL very firm for all kinds of
Coffee but owing to the very small receipts the
tons have not been large We notice sales Of 1900 bags
st Domingo common and superior quality at So TO &c
1000 bags Porto Cabe about all Of this description in
market, at 10 to l0zc and Java at IKE six months
The stock OF all kinds is unusually small
IMPORTS JANUARY / APRIL 20.
1853 1852.
Bags. AZTEC 6534l
PROyISI0NS-The market for Pork Is firm and fur
Their advance in prices has taken place Tho sales have
been at SIS so to 10 for prime SIG 30 to II 30 for Mess
cash and four months and $40 to 10 90 for clear and
extra clear, four months Beef remains without change
and has been in moderate demand at Sl2 to Is Dbl
months to quality, for Eastern and Western Mess
Lard susains full prices and good is and firm
Sales of good in bbls 10 to loc and in kegs IL
l2c, four months. In Smoked Hams there have been
f. ~ to % n ss at . IN
quality BY auction so bbls Lard at IS to 30 100
h. cash .FRUIT-The cargo Of bark Edward Fletcher
from Palermo, sold at auction follows: $500 boxes
Oranges at 81 05 to 55 1000 boxes Lemons sold at
81 40 sixty days Also at auction 410 Malaga blue
rather poor at Sc s7 So casks LIE xia al So e2 bbs
Pecan Nuts at ~ to 7le 800 drums Smyrna Figs at
ID,
been unnportant .FLoUR-The receipts Of Flour have
been very small, and the market Is firm with fair de-
81 10 for common brands Michigan, Ohio and other
Western S. for fancy brands IS Is to so for extras
and 50 30 to for extra Genesee. In Canada Flour
there have been sales at "a rs to s7 for and
fancy Southern Flour is rather quiet Sales Of 800 to
| 400 bbls common at S. l2h q Dbl, cash.
JANUARY l TO APRIL 90
Flour. ,......................bbl s .232G1 1852
Wheat. bushels .l22sl8 i2oOss
GRAIN-The market for Corn remains pretty much as
noticed in last Sales Of Yellow at 65 to latter
price for heavy meang and White at 81 to &c D bu.
oats are firm and tending up Sales of Northern have
been small sales at Csc y bushel. By auction 1900 SKIS
Ohio Yellow Corn at $50 to 66c 700 do White at 81 to
| 62Hc p bushel
Shoe business continues quite active the transactions
d the week have been large on Western Southern and
New England account, and from present indications we
look for an active business for weeks There is
change In prices to notice. and will be during
son although holders are very firm There is good
sorted stock in market although somewhat broken on
account OF the heavy demand. For California there is
but limited inquiry, and for Australia few small lots
have been taken Among the exports of the week
tce $3.50 Boots and Shoes to California from this
| port, and $40 cases from New York.
| NEW YORK, April %. .BREADsTUFFS-Ther has
been more activity in the Flour market with sales (in-
Guiding lots last evening, before repored5 Of
$500 bbls at 81 81 to 56 for common to good state
q IS for mixed to good western Southern a. Flour yo &
steady with sales Of SEQ bbs mostly small lots at S
50 10 for mixed up to fancy brands Canadian Flour is
nominal at 81 6s24 TOD 49,. .wHEAT-ln good demand,
$500 bushels prime White Genesee sold at 81 25 in
store to complete cargo for export Rye still scarce
at 81 .oATs-Are in good supply without change in
prices CORN-Declined about 1c q bushe being in
better supply the sales $1,000 bushels at SO
for unsound 81 62S for Southern mixed 621 to 63
for Southern White aud 65 to 65s for Southern and
Jersey yellow. .PROVISI0NS-Pork is heavy at SIS rs
for new and sls 50 for prime Beet is firm. Other
descriptions unchanged. e. WuISKY-Firmer with
sales Of so bbs high proof at % small lots each
Ohio and prison at 2 to 2s for the former and 23z
PHILADELPHIA, April %, P. NJ. .FLoUR-The Flour
market very quiet 500 bbs good sold yesterday
at 81 20 Dbl, and oaay small lot of better brand
sold at 81 81 1he demand both for shipment and city
consumption Is limited and supplies from the West are
coming forward more freely Rye Flour is steady at
SO ST. There slightly increased demand for Corn
| Meal-50O bbls sold at So 10 % Dbl . GRAIN-The de-
mand for Wheat is limited and sales hs7s-ome under
our notice We quote White at 81 - and Red at 81 u
q bushel. "A small lot of Rye sold at S3c Corn il
seady 2, DC TOT yellow and Sss for White lot q
sold at 2sSs, and hhds at 22,l to 2sc Wv '''
| BALTIMORE, April %, P .FL0UR-The parke
for Howard street Flour quiet to-day We note sales
400 bo at 81 TO- Purchasers not disposed operate
above this rate.
MOBILE, April 20. =. CoTToN-The rumors of yester
day confirmed by the this morning Of
the steamer Canada from Liverpool reporting advance
Of = and sales Of $4,000 bales for the week ending 10Th
instant these adyces produced on the
holders without their obtaining however any advance
the sales being limited about 1900 and the market
closing firm and quiet at ga 0ceDts Middings
BACoN-The demand continues fair, and the market
without change sides selling at s4 to So, and Shout
ders Ga to 61sc o fb.
MONEY MATTERS. TRADE, Erc-The New York
Herald Of Saturday sd says lowing to the advces
from Java and Sumatra and especially from the former
regarding the injury inflicted the Spice crops by an
earthquake, etc. there active movement In Nut
megs yesterday spectators entered the market auo
swept all from first hands that could be and also
in Boston The sales in this city reached 81 900 his al
&c to 81 q b, and which afterwards held hgt
| as 1867
The New York Journal of Commerce of Saturday tn,
23d ult says The market is easy first endorsed
business paper selling per for short dates
7aS for four to six months prime unendorsed SOS Del
There has been nothing of Importance done il
Foreign Exchange. Bills on London 1927 DlO9k OF
Paris at fl3a4lD5f121s "