The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-04
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MALAGA FRUIr--Is in good retail demand. The
stock of Lemons is ample, while that of Raisins Is
good. We quote Grapes s. y keg, Lemons s. q
boxes, and 81 20 for quarter boxes. Figs 2l0
22c., and Citron 34935c. u b.
VINIGAR-ls quiet and selling at 25c. for cider,
and 27G2Sc. for Cincinnati Grape.
BEEF IoNGUEs-Dull at s909 so y dozen.
DRIED BEEF Fair supply and dull at lie. p h.
PICS FEET-Market oyerstocked, but dull at 81
Gs2 so.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-In fair demand at I66l7c.
SPARE RIBs-sl0@sl2.
PIG T0NGUEs-7GSc. % piece.
MISS BEEF-Hali bbls. So 500sl3, bbls. s220
s22 so.
BUTTER Market is overstocked with the grades
of inferior and good, While choice is in light sup
ply. Prices are irregular, and We now quote com.
mon Western at l256Il3c. fair do at lS0D 24c, aud
choice do. 3O@S5c. " b.; Northern at 4O945, and
choice do. az 4S15Oc. q n.
CHEEsE-In both Factory and Western Reserve
the stock is heavy and in light demand with prices
easier. We now quote Western Reserve and
choice Factory at l9@l5c. u d., common Factory
at lO@l2c. ~ b., Western English Dairy l5@l6c.,
Northern English Dairy l41l5c.; lSc. u ID for
Cream. SO boxes Cheese Western Reserve at l4c.
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 now quote fine from store at 81 $685. coarse
at 81 5002 So, and from warehouse fine at So so
and coarse at 81 40. CargOes held at 50 Is and
upwards, according to the amount OF tine in cargo.
There only small lots OF Turks Island offering
at S2612 rs II bag. One cargo, thin fine 69lS
bags sold at 81 lS9 cast ahoat. One cargo now
ahoat half fine held at 81 20.
TALLow-The supply is ight with fair local de-
mand at l03 u ID. for city rendered aud ll3Gl2c.
for country.
LINsEED OILS in lightsupply. but the demand
limited, and prices are easier. We quote 81 200
l 80 u gallon.
CORN MEALS in fair supply and dull at S. Is
~ bbl. for choice kiln dried for lots.
FEATHERs-The supply is moderate and demand
increased prices firm al sO@90c. for Western.
LARD OIL-The market is better supplied with
winter strained and 10 good demand, and we now
quote 81 050sl 10 d gallon for summer and 81 20
0I$l 25 for winter strained.
Coal OIL-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 67@70c. u gallon according to brand.
The receipts of coal oil in barrels is more liberal
and with light demand, prices declined. We
now quote 52@G0c. q gallon for straw colored
and 57060c for prime white.
COTTON SEED Oils in fair supply but with
only a moderate demand at 95c. for refined and
zoe. ~ gallon for crude.
CoiToN sEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
mand at sl4 u ton.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Ts in fair supply with light
demand. We quote lots at 460-c. and jObbilg
at 4Sc. u gallon.
RosN-Stock on hand is heavy, but there have
been no sales, owing to the high rate of freights.
Wenow quote No. l at 50 506D3 IS, No. 2 at $50
50 l23 and No. at ~ 20 u Dbl.
PITCH-The market is bare of this article,
while it continues to be in fair demand. We quote
at S. for Southern aud 81 for Carolina.
TAR-The supply is heavy but the demand is
light, owing to higher rates of freight We quote
bblR. at 81 SOFAS, bbls. 81, according to size.
CHARACTERISTICS 1900 bbls. at Csc. p Dbl.
INDIA BAGGNG-Market dull. JobOing rates
22@23c. Kentucky is dull at &c. u yard.
GUSNY BAGs-There is a moderate stock on
hand. with fair demand, and prices ruling from
22@229c.
BALE RoPE-The supply is fair for the demand,
which is light. We quote 9G91c. u ID.
IRON TIEs-Demand moderate at S@S4c. ~ ID.
HOOP PoLEs-Are in fair supply and very Gull
at 500 T. 1000 for barrels, and S6O07O % 1000 for
hOgsheads.
LME-Thomaston and Rockland are in light
supply with fair demand, aud prices are irm at
81 Is u barrel for small lots; by cargo 81 SOC.
Cape Lime, full size barrels is selling at 81 20;
small barrels at 81 509l IS u Dbl.
EGGs-Scarce at 45@5Oc. y doz. in boxes and
$40 u Dbl.
wooL-The stock small and demand fair.
Bury 9@l4c., native l50l7c., Texas l6920c.,
washed 23127c.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in moderate demand. but
prices exhibit downward tendency. We quote
ls@ls4e. for IL o., IA OF. at 2lte., and full
weight 24c.
CHEMIcALs-The market is well supplied, aud
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash 33c. for As per cent, for so per
cent. CaustIc Soda 81 for 81 per cent. Bi-Carb.
Soda 63@64, and Sal Soda SIC. % D..
HIDEs--The stock on hand is moderate and the
market very dull and irregular. Prices are so IN
settled that we are unable to give other than ap.
proximating quotations, viz Green sailed nomi-
nal at SC. u H.; dry country, l40l5 e ID ;
Mexican. l60l7c.; Texas stretched, l5@l6c.;
deer skins, 2j@30c. q b; Indian dressed do,
| 81 256ll so.
FREIGHrs- Remain quiet. but owing to bet.
ter inquiry especially for foreign ports, rates are
mer and in some instances higher prices paid.
We now quote by seam for New York Sc. for cot
ton and Sc y hid. for sugar; molasses 81 80 i
Dbl. By steam for Boston, lc. for cotton.
By sail for New York and Boston, &c. for
cotton, COO. ~ bbl for -four, and 81 d hid.
for tobacco. By steam for Liverpool, Id. % 10.
for cotton. By sail 9-I66sd. u ID. for cotton and
AS Cd. y hid. for tobacco, and by sail to Havre
l3.l66gl4c.
WEEKLY COFFEE STATENENT.-The following
statement of our Coffee market, for the week end
ing this evening, is from the circular of Mr.. IL. /.
Lonsdsle, coffee broker, viz:
Imports from Rio de Janeiro, from LIST July 1866,
TO Both June, 1867 81 ,0l3 bags; same period pre-
vious year, A 055 bags; increase in lS66-67,
36, 1858 bags. Arrivals this week, none. Imports
from LIST July last, TO date, 63, 04i bags. Sales
during past week: EX-Ella 5. Thayer, $50 bags
at l6l66l63c.; ex-Msry E. Rich, 46l bags. al
lljMllse in bond; ex-ROsalie, lis bags, at l5}I
Ice; ex Charles Henry. IS bags, at l6lc. Total
1884 bags. Stock made up as follows: J.. l..
Phipps Co., 10 SCI bags; Elliott McKeever
1914 bags G. Westfeldt, 1904 bags; Chaffraix &
Agar 1900 bags; ROdocanachi Il Franghiad
1854 bags; SEkenstsdt & Co., $500 bags; f.
Stoekmeyer, 1900 bags. Total, 80 500 bags. Gold
quotation this day. 1929. Market: Prime to
choice, l6l@l7c., gold duty paid; fair to good
fair, l53@l6c., gold duty paid; common, l4c.,
gold duty paid.