The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-25

1850 kegs.
GREEN MEATs-Have been dull and prices de.
clned. We still quote shoulders at 7i66Sc. q u.
WBIsKY-Western is in good supply but dull
| st 31G45c u gallon in bond. according to proof
| The stock OF Louisiana is light, with fair de-
mand. 1t is quoted, in bond, S5GIOc., according
| to proof
RIcE-Louisiana is plenty and selling at so
9te rom common to choice. Csrolinss sell
ing at l0c. India nominal at loo. No sales.
CoFFEE-Quiet and prices firm at l44917c.
gold, for common to choice, and l9Q23c. in cur
rency. "
BEASs-No demand. Northern are selling at sl2
OBS 4 Dbl, and Western $s@l0. Market over
stocked and dull.
quote st. Louis at Sos, Michigan at 81 0O6H so.
and choice Northern at 81 5O@5 90 y bbI. Western
plenty at 50 501s3 75.
APPLEs-The market is overstocked. Selling at
$3@$7 u Dbl.
,0NIoNs-In light supply, but quiet at SC Is q
Dbl.
DRIED FRUrr-New Apples are selling at 5aec.
& ID. Peaches-msrbet oyerstocked, and selling
at G@1c. e h for new.
MALAGA FRUIT-Is in good retail demand The
stock OF Lemons is ample, while that of Rasins is
good. We quote Grapes S. u keg, Sicily Lemons 81
u box, Raislns 81 for whole boxes, 81 for half
boz boxes, and 81 for quarter boxes Figs 2l9
22c., and Citron 34@35c. ~ ID.
ynTGAR-Is quiet and selling at 25c. for cider
and 27C32Sc. for Cincinnati Grape.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Dull at $76lS - dozen.
QRIRn RREE- Fair snnniu ona dnli at I6HnI7c
PICS FEEr-Market overstocked but dull at
81 5O@4 IS.
BREAKFAST BAcox-Market overstocked. No
demand at l4@l4Ac.
SPARE RBs-Dull. Market OverstOckea. Sales
so bbls. at IS.
PIG ToNGUEs-7a78c. piece.
MISS BEEF-Hali bbls. So oO@sl2 so, full bbls.
s2O@s2l.
BUTTER The supply is only moderate, aud
we now quote Western at lS@25c. for in
ferior to good. Sales 20 irkins at 271c., and
choice do. 32A0373c. " b.; Northern at 4O945,
and choice do. at 4s@50c. u ID. &
CHEEsE-Choce Western Reserve and Factory
market in light supply and good request, at
l4@l5c. for inferior. Market overstocked. No
change for better.
SALT-1he demand is fair, and owing to light
supplies and the limited amount on the way to this
port, prices exhibit considerable Improvement
We new quote fine from store at 81 COOP 20,
at 81 40G2 so, and from warehouse fine at 81 so
and coarse at 81 40 CargOes are held at 81 10 aud
upwards, according to the amount of tine in cargo.
There are only small lots of Turks Island offering
at 81 Is q bag.
TALLow-The supply is light with fair local de-
mand at 1Oac y ID. for city rendered.
LINsEED OILS in fair supply, but the demand
limited. and prices firm. We quote at 81 200
l Is II gallon.
CoRN MEALS in fair supply and dull and
nominal at "a SOFAS D Dbl. for choice kiln dried
for lots. -......a
LARD O1L,-The market is better supplied with
quote 81 05ls1 10 Il gallon for summer and 81 20
al Is for winter strained.
COAL 0IL-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 67@70c. y gallon according TO brand.
The receipts Of Coal Oil in barrels are limited.
CoTTON SEED Oils in fair supply, but with
only moderate demand at csc. for refined and
zoe. y gallon for crude.
CoTTON SEED-Heayy supply with moderate de-
mand at Sl4 Il ton, OF
Spurs TURPENrINE-Is in fair supply with light
Wa lOfa at anil AZ
44c. u gallon. Sales 100 gallons at 423c.
ROSK-Stock on hand is heavy, but there have
been no sales, owing to the high rate OF frei9hts
We now quote No. at So SOC, No. at 50,
and No. at 81 % q Dbl.
PITcH-The market is well supplied and dull.
We quote 81 for Southern and 81 90 for Carolina.
TAR-The supply is heavy, but the demand is
light, owing to higher rates of freight. We quote
half barrels at 81 and barrels at -, according
to size. .- -L-I-r.---l.
BRoeMs-Market overlooked and dull at 50 so
ass & dozen.
INDIA BAGGNG-Market dull. Jobbing rates
22623c. Kentucky is dull at 22c. u yard.
GUNNY BAGs-There is moderate stock on
hand with a tair demand, and prices ruling from
BALE RoFE-The supply is fair for the demand,
which is light. We quote 9@94c. y ib.
IRON TIEs-Demand moderate at S0DSIc. ~ ID.
HOoP PoIEs-Are in fair supply and very dnli
at $50 4 1000 for barrels, and s6O@7O T. 1000 for
hOgsbeads.
feGs-scarce at 4Oc. . dozen in boxes aud
$50 u Dbl.
STAR CANpLEs-Ars in moderate demand. but
prices exhibit downward tendency. We quote
i64@l7c. for IL o., IL OF. at 2092Olc., and full
weight 22@23c.
WooI-ihe stock small and demand light.
Bury sole, naive l5@l7c., Texas leG2 Oc.,
washed 23Gl27r.
CHEmCALs-The market is well sup 1led, and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash &c. for IS per cent, for so per
cent. Causilc Soda for 81 per cent. Bi-CArb.
Soda &c. and Sal Soda 3lc. q ID.
FEATHRRs-The supply is moderate ard demand
increased; prices firm al s0990c. for Western.
LME-Thomaston and Rockland are in light
supply with fair demand, and prices are frm a.
81 IS u barrel for small lots; by cargo 81 500.
Cape Lime, full size barrels, is selling at 81 20
small barrels at 81 509l IS II Dbl.
HIpEs-The stock on hand is moderate and the
market very dull aud ire gnlar. Prices are so I'M
settled that we are unable 10 give other than APP
! prOximsting quotations, viz Green sailed noml-
| nal at S@S3c. q b.. dry country, l50l6c q ID;
Mexican. l66l7c.; Texas stretched, l50l6c.;
deer skins, 25@SOc. u ID; Indian dressed do,
FREIGH9s-There is a very active demand for
room, both foreign and eoastwise, and offerings OF
freight are plenty but with scarcity of tonnage
in port, rates rule higher and frmer than noticed
| in our last. We now quote for New Y ork by
steamer l0l lc. for cotton, 81 Dbl. for flour, 25c
~ sack for corn, $40 ID Ind. for sugar, and 81 u
| bb'. for molasses. By sail lGlt &C. Tor cotton, 81
for flour, Csc. for corn So q hid. for sugar, and
| 81 ~ bb for molasses. By steam for Boston 4c.
| for cotton 81 for -four, SOC. for corn, $40 for
Sugar, and SO u Dbl. for molasses. Liverpool by
sell ID. for cotton aud by steam ID; by sail to
| Havre l2Ql lied. for cotton.
WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT.-The following
| review Of the New Orleans Coffee market for
the week ending this evening" ia from the circular
| of Mr.. II. 7. Lonsdale, coffee broker, VIZ:
Imports from Rio de Janeiro, from lstJuly, 1865,
10 3Oth June, 1867 81 ,0l3 bags; same period pre-
! vious year, 44,O55 bags; increase in 1867,
! SO 95s bags. Arrivals this veek-None. In
ports from LIST July last to date, 6S,si4 bags
| Sales during past week: ExMusc 34O0 bags P. I.
ex-Music 400 bags t9lc. in bond; ex-Adelside
| Norris, S77 bags at l64c.; ex Charles Henry, 695
bags. at I6B0l6lc.; ex.Musio, Goa bags. P. 7. E;
! ex.Mary E. Rich, AIS bags. at 1630l63e.; ex-
Era s. Thayer, 400 bags, az l64Gl6ac. Total, 1900
bags. Stock made up as follows J. L. Phipps x
CO., $3.50 bags; Elliott L McKeever, 3ll7
| bags; Chafraix & Agar, 1000 bags; Rodo-
canachi & Frsnghiadi 3l39 bags; Si.kenstadt &
| Co., $500 bags; G. Westfeldt, 2207 bags; E.
s,ookmeyer, 1900 bags; DymOnd q Lally
| tatiop this dav 100 Market: Prime 10