The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-11

DRIED BEEF Fair supply and dull at l7c. u ID.
PIGS FEET-Market oyerstocked, but duh at 81
@s2 Is.
BREAKFAsr BAcos-In fair demand at l6Gl7c.
SPARE RIBS sl00sl2. r-,
PIG ToNGUEs-7@73c. piece.
MESS BEEF-Hali bbls. sl2 5O9slS, full bb's.
s2iGs22.
BUTTER Market is oyerstocked with the grades
of inferior and good, while choice in light sul.
ply. Prices are irregular, and We now quote co q.
mon Western at l2sGl3c.; fair do. at lsG24c., and
choice do. 324@37sc. - ib.; Northern at 4O9i5,
and cl o'ce do. at 4sGjOc. Il h.
CHLEsE-ln 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 nSGl5c Z it, common Factory
Northern English Dairy l5@l6c., with no de-
msnd l7c. T. b. for Cream.
SABT-1he demand ia fair, and owing to light
supplies and the limited amount on the way 70 this
port, prices exhibit considerable Improvement
We new quote fine from store at 81 1903, coarse
at 81 5O@2 IS, ard from warehouse fine at 50 80
and coarse at 81 40. Cargoes are held at 81 10 and
upwards, according to the amount of fine In cargo.
There are only small lots Of Turks Island Offering
at $2@2 25 u bag.
TALLOw-Ihe supply is light with fair local de-
maDd at lo9 b ID. for city rendered.
LTNsEED Oils in light supply, but the demand
limited, and prices are easier. We quote 81 ESQ
l so e gallon.
Con- MEALS in fair supply and dull and
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for lots.
LARD OL-The market is better supplied with
winter strained and in good demand, and We now
quote 81 05@sl 10 u gallon for summer and 81 20
G$l rs for winter strained.
COAL OIL-Cases are in moderate supply aud
request at 67@70c. u gallon according to brand.
The receipts Of coal oil Ia barrels is more liberal
and with light demand, prices declined. We
now quote 50@55c. e gallon for straw colored
and 54057c. for prime white.
COTTON SEED Oils in fair supply but with
only a moderate demand at 95c. for refined aud
zoe. u gallon for crude.
CoiToN sEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Is in fair supply with light
demand. We quote lots at 450 &C. and jobblng
at 45c. u gallon.
ROsM-Stock on band is heavy, but there have
heen no sales, owing to the high rate of freghts.
We now quote No. at s3 50@3 70, No. al 50,
and No. 8 at 81 so IL Dbl.
PIqCH-The market is bare of this article,
while it continues to be in fair demand. We quote
at s. for Southern and 81 for Carolina.
TAR-Ths supply is heavy, but the demand is
light, owing to higher rates of freight. We quote
} bbls. at 81 50@3, bbls. 81, according to size.
BROeMs-MaTkets overstOcked and dull at 50 IL
dozen.
INDIA BAGGMG-Market dull. Jobbing rates
22@23c. Kentucky is dull at 22c. q yard.
GUNNY BA6s-There is q moderate stock on
hand. with a iair demand, and prices ruling from
226D221c.
BALE RoPE-The supply is fair for the demand,
which is light. We quite 91l93c. u ib.
lion TIEs-Demsnd moderate at SS2S}c. - 10.
HOOP PoLEs-Are in fair supply and very dull
at $40 u 1000 for barrels, and s6O07O IL 1000 for
hogsheads.
FEAIHERs-The supply s moderate and demand
increased, prices firm at sO@9Oc. for Western.
LIME -Thomsston and ROckland are in light
supply with fair demand, aud prices are firm at
81 IS % barrel for small lots; by cargo 81 500.
Cape Lime full size barrels, is selling at 81 20;
small barrels at 81 50iLl IS ~ bbl.
FGGs-Scarce st 3O@Sjc. y dOz. in boxes and
s30@35 u Dbl.
NooLE1he stock small and demand light.
Bury 9@l4c.. native l5@l7c., Texas l69lOc.,
washed 23Q27c.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in moderate demand. but
prices exhibit downward tendency. We quo'e
l79@lSc. for IL o., "a OF. at 2l4c., and full
weight 23G24c.
CHrMCALs-The market is well supplied, aud
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash 33c. for as per cent, 81 for so per
cent. CsustIc SODA 81 for 6l per cent. Bi-Carb.
Soda 6}c. and Sal Soda SIC. u ID.
HIDES--The stock on hand is moderate and the
market very dull and irregular. Prices are so un
settled that we are unable to give other tha1 ap-
proximating quOtations, viz: Green salted nOmi-
nal at S0t--c. u To-: dry country. l40l6 q ID;
Nexican. l69l7c.; Texas stretched, l56D l6c.;
deer skins, 25G30c. u b.; Indian dressed do,
81 256l so.
FREIGHTs There is a very active demand for
room, both foreign and coastwise aud offerings OF
tfflg nt are pleDiY out WIN Scarcity OF lOhhhB6
il port rates rule higher and frmer Than noticed
il our last. We now quote for New York by
steamer lbc. for cotton. 81 Is u bb for -four 30c
u sack for corn, $40 = hid. Tor sugar and 50 I
Dbl. for molssses. By sail l3l }c. for cotton, 81
for -four. Csc. for corn, 81 % Ind. for sugar aud
81 d3 bbl. for molasses. By steam for Boston 10
| for cotton, 81 for -four SOC. for corn, $40 fal
sugar, and So u bbl. for molasses. Liverpool by
al id. for cotton and by steam 3D.; by sail tC
| HavTe l4@l}c for cotton.
| WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT.-The fOowil1
| review of our Coffee market for the week end
ing this evening, is from the circular of Mr. H. I
| LOBs dale, coffee broker viz:
Imports fIom Rio de Janeiro, from lst July 1855
to 3Oth June, 1867, 81 ,0l3 bags; same period pre-
| viOus year, 44,055 bags; increase in lSG6-67
| 81 1858 bags. Arrivals this week. none Imports
| from Let July last, 10 date, 63 044 bags. Sale
! during past week: Ex-Ells 5. Thayer, 200 bags
At I63c.; exMsry Z. Rich, $50 bags, at l63q
! @l64c; ex-Rosaie, l24 bags, at l59@lj}c; ex
| Adelaide Norris so bags at l6}c. Total, So
| tags. Sales tosarrive, eX-Santinela 2i32 bags 2
| T. Stock made up a. follows: J. l.. Phipps
| Co., 10 263 oags; Elliott & McKeever, 429
| bags; Chsirax & Agar, 1000 bags; R9do
canachi & Franghiad 1854 bags; q. Westfeldt
| 1904 bags; Si!kenstldt & Co., $500 bags; E
| Slockmeyer, 1900 bags. Total, 30 Oh bags. Col
| quotation this day, 1877. Market: Prime t.
! choice, l6A0l7c., gold duty paid; fair TO GOO
fair, l54@l6c., gold duty paid; common, l4c.
| gold duty paid.