The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-25

command ~ z5t9z 5V % ppl., OaPe hime $A 40,
VINEGAREThere is no demand. We quote
best cider 2o@22sc., Cincinnati grape 25Gsoc. y
gallon.
DRIED BEEF-very little on hand, with no de-
MESS BsEr~HaT bbls. 81 so, full bbIs. $40
@s2l so.
LNsEED Onr-sl 2s@l 80 o gallon; retailing
at 81 IS. '.
BREAKFAST BAcos-l7c.
IRON TIEs-Demand moderate at 7673c. u d.
INDIA BAGGnsG-There is very good demand,
which increases steadily as cotton natures. For
rolls the jobbing rates are 240243c; Tor bales 26
@269c. are demanded. We note sales Of
100 bales bagging at 26c. Kentucky Baggng is
GUNNY BAGs-There is q moderate stock on
hand, with light demand, and prices ruling from
2002lc. at retail.
STAR CASDLEs-Are In little or no demand, but
prices remain firm. We quote l74Oloc. for IL o.,
and reported sale of 100 boxes at $780,;
20@2lc. for IL o., and 234@24c. for full weight.
EGGs-The market scantily supplied, with fair
demand fresh Western are selling at 2O022c. q
doz., or sls@l9 D Dbl.
FEATHERs-The supply is moderate and de.
mand increased. Prices firm at 50960c. for
Western.
BRooMs-very dull at 81 5O@ss o iozen.
0NIoNs-ln light supply and in very good ship
ping demand, at So 1904.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are 10 scarcely any de-
mand. We quote 6Q63c. y ID.
MALAGA FRUIT-There are few Lemons and no
Oranges in the market The lateness of the sea-
deters their shipment. The stock OF Raisins IS
also light and very little stock in first hands. We
quote the following figures for small lots Raj.
sins, full boxes 81 1904 so, halt boxes 81 $50
2 IS, quarter boxes 81 l00l %.
BxAEs-sl9GlO for Western; s23025 for
Nog.3eza.
Co1ToN SBED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
mand at $l4 n ton
CHENICALs-The market is well supplied, and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash $40. for IS y cent 4c. for so per
cent, Caustlc Soda SIC. for 81 yer cent, Bi-Carb
Soda &c. and Sal SODA 80 ~ b.
WOOL-1he stock is fair, the demand good and
the market closes in favor of buyers. Bury l5c.,
native l76o25c., Texas 230D32c., washed 35c.
Coal OII--Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 5O@55c. u gallon according to brand.
The receipts of Coal Oil in barrels fair aud the
demand moderate, and we quote 40045c. in
iobbing way wholesale Ale.
BALE ROPE-The supply is fair for the demand,
which is good. We quote at 9QD9ic. % ID.
BEEF IONGUEs-NO demand.
COTTON SEED Oils in fair supply, but with
only a moderate demand at 95c.0sl 10 for re-
fined and zee. ~ gallon for crude.
HOOP PoLEs--Are in large supply and little de-
msnd for good poles at S75090 b 1000 for hogs
heads, and $35G50 u 1000 tor barrels.
SALT-There have been no receipts The de-
maDd Is good. Fine and coarse, from warehouse,
are held at 81 5502 60; from store at 81 6502 20
II sack.
WHIsKY-ln this article there is nothing doing
and scarcely any demand. There is an ample
supply Of Western on hand, but business 10 this
line has been unusually dull during the past week.
RICE-Louisisna is scarce and selling at 8Il0Ac.
for fair TO choice; CarOlinas, the stock IN first
lands is very light, and prices are firm at l2sc.;
India at l0Gl0bc.
COFFEE-In very light demand and prices firm at
43@l73c., gold, for fair to prime in large lots 20
0243c. in currency.
BUTTER-The supply has been considerably aug
mented by late arrivals, while the demand is very
light and market dull. Prices have declined
during the week, and we quote choice Western
2sG930c.; inferior do. 25Q27so. Choice Goshen
also dull at 350373c.
LARD OIL-The market is well supplied, with-a
moderate demand for winter strained at 81 459
81 So y gallon.
CHEEsE-A very large stock on hand and dull at
the following feures W. z. aud factory l46l5c.;
cream l7Glsc., Northern Z. d. ls0-c., Western
lSc. ~ D.
PoCATOEs-The supply is very light and the de-
msnd good. The stock on hand is entirely Louisi-
ana, which is selling at s. 5003 rs p Dbl.
Cow PEAS-Are very scarce at So IL bushel.
HAMs-With fair supply the demand for this
season of. the year has been moderate. Can
vassed Hams are selling from 10000. " b. for
choice and I7GlSc. for inferior, according to
brand.
TALLow-The market is poorly supplied an
l3e. q b. is demanded for round lots good city
rendered.
FREIGHTs-The freight movement still dis.
closes a very heavy and steady falling off, The
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic ac-
count is reduced to the summer standard, while
the demands for freight room indicate cores
pending or perhaps greater abatement. We now
quote nominaly cotton to Liverpool by steam,
9-l6@sd.; by tail, cotton, 7-l6d; tobacco 35s.;
-four As; London ID. for cotton, BIS. 3d. for to-
bacco. To New York by steam and sail &C.. for
cotton l40l5c. for corn, 6OG75c. for flour, and S.
for tobacco. To Boston by sail l0gc. for cotton,
I5@l7c. for corn and 65@7Oc. for -four. To Bre.
men by sail, 59lc.' for cotton, and 35s. for to-
bacco. To HsVre by sail. 1Ic. for cotton, and
Sl2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, lc.
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotton,
-four sOc., grain lie.
WEEKLY QUOTATIONS. OF HIDES, ETo.-The follow
ing is from the weekly circular of Messrs. Hay 4
Mehle for the week ending this evening:
Steer hides, city slaughter, 20 to 81 fbs., % b.
l0lc.: hides, city slaughter, as they run, l036
lie u b.; kips city slaughter 20 to % bs, l33c.
b kips city slaughter Is to 30 lbs, l23c u b.; cali
skins city slaughter each 81 25Gl so; country
hides, flint, 20 to Is fbs. lS0l9c. % b. country
hides, flint, damaged, half price; beeswax, prime
yellow, 35e. = ID OK horns, each &c.; tallow
l00llc. q b.
CAsSls Aarkss.