The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

land, in small lots, command 81 2502 so % Dbl.
Cape Lime 81 rs. Western - y Dbl:
cider 2o022Sc.. Cincinnati grape 250soc. =
MESS Bur-Half bbIs. sll so. full bbls. go
InsszD On-sl Is@sl 20 . gallon; retailing ct
81 IS.
BsIaIrAsr sAOoS-scsrce and in good demand
at 2o02lc. " d.
IRoH TIEs-Thers is good retail demand ct
63@63c. y H. according TO quantity and patent.
INDIA BAGGiSe-The market continues active In
retail way, with little or no demand for round
lots. We quote India bageing, retail, 200
20ic. for roI,a. and 3ltc. for bales; for blanket
lucky begging is in light retail demand, and we
quote 20022cI for hand loom and 24c. for power
loom, according to quality.
1UNNY BAds-The stock on hand Is very light
aud in good etmsnd. and more 10 first hands. and
prices rule frtm 2l3c for round lots and 22&c. at
retail.
STAR CANDi}Es-Are in little or no demand, but
prices remain firm. We quote -0l8c. for IL o.,
-G2lc. for 13oz.. and -024c. for full weight
EGGs-Are yelling at 30033c. b dozen, and
$2s@30 u Dbl: in oats.
FEATHERs-Fbe supply Is moderate and de.
mand light. Prices firm at s5@90c. for Western.
BRooMs-scfrce and in good demand at 50 so
"a so for }otJfrom landing.
BALE ROE 1.-THE stock on hand Is light for the
demand, whip is poor. We quote at 80. for
round lots afH s4c. u b. at retail, for good
machine.
CorTox Ser, Oils in fair supply, but with
SOC. " gallon for crude.
HooP PoLEs-Are I'm large supply and little de-
mand for good poles at SIS 10 1000 for hogs
heads, and $Sqt035 y 1000 for barrels.
SALT-The demand from the interior continues
good at previous rates. which we repeat. viz I:
coarse from warehouse 81 1902 Is fine from do.
81 40@s2 As hoarse from store 81 2002 %, and
fine from store 81 50G2 SIS.
Wurerv- Ti1ara is . noticeahla increase In 70.
ceipts Of Wsttern, with very little demand and
prices are lowtr. We quote common Western
rectifsd 81 20 . gallon; Bourbon 81 1902 Is D
gallon.
demand at e@i9c. for fair to choice; Carolina is
offering at 104tbllc. The stock Of India Is light
but receipts sSs looked for.
CoFFEE-Is b fair demand at full previous rates.
We quote fair Ito prime l4@l63c. D h. gold duty
paid. and 2l@f4c. in currency.
BUTTERFLY ERE is very little choice Western and
no choice Gosite in the market. Former is held
nominaly at 3lG373c., inferior do 25@30c., choice
Goshen 4704Sc., and inferior do. 3s@40c. u b.
LARD On-sThe market Is firm with good de.
mand for winter strained at 81 5o@sl 60 y
s1 CHa.s.-f lie stock of choice is scarce and
in good demand. We quote Western Re-
serve and factory l7@lSc.; inferior do. l2@l5c.;
Dairy 20@22c. y b.
EscuLENTs--fhe market ia well supplied with
potatoes, which are selling at 1908 Is for
choice. and 81 az rs for inferior. Turnips 81 IS
az. Onions IS. Choice apples $500. in
ferior do. s3@3 so. Horse radish s60S u Dbl.
Beets, parsDips, and carrots nominally 1904
Cow PEAs-rAre in very little request, and we
quote them Dpminally at 81 ~ bushel.
Sour KRour-s9@lO % bbi.
CABBAGEs-rhe market is frmer at sls@22 .
crate.
GREEN PEAs-sll 5o@i2 o Dbl.
DRIED FRUIr-AppIes are in good demand at
93@l0c., and Peaches lie.
BEANs-ln better supply and in good retail de.
mand at SIG for Western, and SIS for choice
white NorsAs:s. Choice red s220s23.
: CorToN sEED-Are selling from landing at SIS
B tons
WooL-Market continues bare. Receipts very
light No stock Of any consequence. We quote
bury 15@25c., according to condition; Texas.
one.half merino, 30@32c.; washed 35@3Sc. We
note sales this week of 2250 lbs. Texas IN
washed at 3l3c. y ID.
-FRuIT-Masga Lemons are selling at $50s6 q
box. New Raisins, for boxes $41s4 Is; half do.
81 25G$2 50; quarter do. 81 25@sl IS. Citron
$40. % n, Prunes Ice; Currants leo. y b. new
Dates &c.,; Almonds 3l@33c. Pecans 1sG20c.
MALT AND HOPs-The market is quiet but irm,
at 81 75@2 so % bushel for Western Malt, and
25@soc. U h; for new Hops.
in mort Il still beayv bna the S, asman tonnage cs,
not yet be regarded as better than moderate.
Rates continue irregular, but as approx.
mating figures we would refer to the fol-
lowing for the guidance of interested parties,
having had ample assurances that the prices set
down have been recently paid and are still ex-
acted TO the respective places included, viz
Cotton by steam to Liverpool ID. % b BY sail
9.l6d; f2 los. . hid. for tobacco; Is.
for corn. oil cske at s5s. o ton. Cotton BY sail
TO Bavre, ltc. u b. Cotton to Bremen.
lie. u n. Cotton by steam to New York, lc.
" ~: tobacco $40 hid; -four s5c. . Dbl;
ton. Ilc.; flour 81 y bbl,; corn zoe. % bushe Cot
ton by steam TO Philadelphia, lc. y b.; -four 81 %
Dbl. Through rates to Hamburg, by steam, via
New York, Id. for Cotton. Cotton by steam to
Bremen Id.
WEEKLY COFFEE srArEMENr-The following re-
port OF our market for the week ending this even.
ing Is from the circular Of III. T. Lonsdale, ESQ.,,
coffee broker:
Imports from Rio de Janeiro from LIST July, 1867,
to S0th June. 1865, 1859 bags. Same
sSs Bags Tmooris c% list JaIy last to
date. 500 Tags. Stock on hand from last season,
29l6 bags. Arrivals for the past week, 1888
bags. Sales for the past week, 4077 bags.
stockaRio u importers hands, s95t bags; Gold
gold duty paid; good fair l6@l64 do; fair l5@l5{
do; common @ do.
Market fire at quotations, and good jobbng
demand, With is met by the dealers from coast
wise shipments; Stock In dealers hands esti-
mated at l0,qp0 bags.
WEEKLY QUOTATIONS. OF HIDES. ETc.-The follow |
ing report of the market is from the circular of |
Messrs. Hays& Mehle, of yesterdays date, viz:
Steer hides. city slaughter, over IS ibs. u n.
l0c.; steer hides. city slaughter. 20 to 81 ibs, u
D., l0c.; steer hides, city slaughter, under 20 s,
~ D., loac.; cow hides, city slaughter, as they |
run, l0tc. $.b. kips, city slaughter, 20 TO "a |
lbs., l33c. o 10; kips city slaughter, rs to
30 Bs, l2c.; calf skins city slaughter, each 81 IS
country hides, flint, 20 to Is ibs., l9c. % D.; |
country hides. flint, damaged. half price bees
wax, prime yellow. SOC. u 10; OK horns, each,
&c.: tallow. l2c. % u.
The stock of green salted hides is small and |
last weeks prices are fully maintained. There |
sre no prime dry flint in the market, and the slim |
receipts from the country bring extreme figures. |
Cattle Market.
Crrr or JEFFERSON November Is, 1853.
Arrived during the wesk-l927 Texas Beeyes