The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-01

400 OF which were Tor Iexas ana balance Tor
Florida. -A ~
BACos-we have very few transactions, outside
of retail business, 70 note under this heading.
The demand has come principally from local deal.
ers, and confined to q small margin. Receipts
during the week have been somewhat liberal and
the stock on hand is ample, though not largely in
excess of the prospective demand. Dealers are
buoyant in their expectations CT lively move.
ment throughout the Bacon market during the
ensuing month, and continue 10 hold their stocks
at full rates, which we give as follows, viz
Shoulders l3l0l3Ac clear ribbed sides 1910
l6ac.. and clear sides 17@l74e. Choice sugar
cured hams are retailing at 2lc. and inferior hams
l9c. u b. 400 casks and 226 tierces comprise the
receipts, and l33 casks and 100 tierces the sales
for the week.
LARD-Hss been in good retail request through
out the week. The receipts have been light, and
the stock on hand 10 only moderate. The market
has been very firm for the choicer grades of Lard,
for which the inquiry has mainly extended, and
we quote choice in tierces ls@lsac.; in kegs 200
2O3c. ~ 10. The receipts during the week were
PA tierces and 525 kegs. Sales were 220 tierces
and 7S4 kegs; and 20 tierces exported TO Texas.
Corn MEAL-Choice, very scarce, with good
demand. We quote choice kiln dried at SOS Is
from levee and S. so at retail.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-With fair supply there
is but light demand. Large lots for shipment are
offered at 40@42c. % gallon.
RosE-ls in fair supply, but in moderate
request: We quote No. and pale at So so; No.
q ~ - tO0to, NJ. at ~ OU
TAR-ls very dull, and sells at SO so for large
barrels and 81 rs for 20 gallon barrels.
PITCH-There is a light demand for this as for
other naval stores. 1t is held at 81 506S5 q
Dbl. for Southern /; Wilmington So.
RosIN On-Contnues firm at 35c. ID gallon.
LIME-With fair supply, the demand has been
light and prices quoted last week govern the
market. Thomsston and ROckland in nall lots,
command 90 2592 so y Dbl, Cape Lime 81 rs,
Western 50 u Dbl. ta11-ll - O. -
VIYEGAR-Tbere is no demand. We quote
best cider 2O@223c., Cincinnati grape 25930c. u
gallon. a ia-
DRIED BEEF-very little on hand, with no de-
msnd and prices nominal.
Qs2l so.
LINsEED On-sl Is % gallon; retailing at 81 S.
BREAKFAST BACoE-l6a@i7o.
IRON TIEs-There is q good retail demand. In
round lots to the trade &c. All patents are retail
INDIA BAGGNG-There is avery good demand,
which increases steadily as cotton natures. For
rolls the jobbDg rates are 244c. for bales; 26c.
for round lots. and 263c. retail: Blanket bagging
at &c. Kentucky bagging is in light demand
and we quote 2O@22c. for hand loom and 2l@26c.
for power loom, according to quality.
GUNNY BAGs-There is a moderate stock on
hand, with light demand, and prices ruling from
20G2lc. at retail.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in little or no demand, but
prices remain firm. We quote l73@l8c. for IL o.,
20@2lc. for IA o., and 234@24c. tor full weight.
EGGs-Tbe market scantiy supplied, with fair
demand; fresh Western are selli ig at 20@22c. u
doz., or sl8@l9 u Dbl.
FEArHERs-The supply is moderate aud de.
mand increased. Prices firm at 100000. for
Western.
BRooMs--very dull at 80 5O9ss % iozen.
ONIoNs-ln light supply and in very good ship.
ping demand, at SO 1901.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are in scarcely any de-
mand. We quote 6G164c. ~ ID.
MALAGA FRUIT-There are few Lemons and no
Oranges in the market. The lateness of the sea-
son deteTs their shipment. The stock of Raisins ia
also light and very little stock in first hands. We
quote the following figures for small lots Raj.
sins, full boxes 81 1904 60, halt boxes 81 l5Sl
2 IS, quarter boxes 81 l0@l IS.
BkANs-$lsG20 for Western; s2S@25 for
NOY<As.a.
CoTToN sEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
mand at $l4 ~ ton.
CHEMICALs-The market is well supplied, and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash 33c. for IS Scent., &c. for so per
cent, Caustic Soda Sac. for 81 per cent, Bi-Carb
Soda &c. and Sal Soda SIC. ~ b.
WooL-The stock is fair, the demand good aud
the market closes in favor of buyers. Bury l5c.,
native l7@25c., Texas 2S@S2c., washed 35c.
COAL OM-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 5OG55c. ~ gallon according to brand.
The receipts of Coal Oil in barrels fair aud the
demand moderate, and we quote 4I043c. in a
iobbng way; wholesale 4Oc.
BALE RoPs-The supply is fair for the demand,
93c. ~ b. retail.
BEEF TONGUEs-No demand.
COTTON SEED Oils in fair supply, but with
only a moderate demand at 95c.@sl 10 for re-
fined and zoe. II gallon for crude.
HOOP PoLEs-Are In large supply and little de-
mand for good poles at $4,000 u 1000 for hogs
heads, and s35@50 ~ 1000 for barrels.
SALT-There have been no receipts. The de-
mand is good. Fine and coarse, from warehouse,
are held at 81 55@2 60; from store at 81 6592 20
u sack.
WHIsKY-ln this article there is nothing doing
and scarcely any demand. There is an ample
supply of Western on hand, but business in this
line has been unusually dull during the past week.
RICE-Louisiana is scarce and selling at S0l04c.
for fair to choice; Carolinas the stock in first
hands is very light, and prices are firm at l23e.;
India at l0@l03c.
CoFFEE-In very light demand and prices firm at
1i3Ql74c. lgold, for fair to prime; in large lots
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
inferior do. 25@27c. Choice Goshen
also dull at 359371c. We note sales of 40 frkins
choice Western at CSC.
LARD OIL-The market is well supplied, with
moderate demand for winter strained at 81 400
81 As y gallon.
crate demand at the following figures: ". r. and
factory l4@l5c.; cream l7Gl6c., Northern Z. ID.
lSG-c., Western Ice. " D.
PorAToEs-The supply is very light and the de-
mand good. The stock on hand is entirely Louis-
ana, which is selling at So 5O93 rs y Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are very scarce at 81 u bushel.
HAMs-With fair supply the demand for this
season of the year has been moderate. Can
vassed Hams are selling from l9G20c. " ID. for
choice and l7@lSc. for inferior, according to
brand. -l.
TALLow-The market is poorly supplied and
l3c. u b. is demanded for round lots good city
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 a CORES
pondlng or perhaps greater abatement. We now
quote nomnally cotton TO Liverpool by steam,
9l6@5d.; by sail, cotton, 7.l6d.; tobacco 35s.;
-four As; London ID. for cotton, SIS. Cd. for to-
bacco. To New York by steam and sail &c. for
cotton, l4G5c. for corn, 60G75c. for -four, and s.
for tobacco. To Boston by sail l0Lc for cotton,
l5@l7c. for corn and 6597Oc. for -four. To Bre
men by sail, 59lc. for cotton, and 35s. for to-
bacco. To Havre by sail, to. for cotton, and
sl2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, lc.
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lie. for cotton,
-four S0c., grain lie. ..--....
NEW ORLEANS COFFEE MARKEr.-Tne follow.
ing report of our Coffee market for week ending
this evening is from the circular of a. L. Ions