The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-29

mand, while the sales OF 10 day. 10 bbls. AZ WI,
disclose an advance Of sl0l 25 over sales OF last
Friday. Holders are jobbing freely at $27 $50
27 so - bbl.
BAcoS-saturday the market was quiet, owing
to the lack of supplies, for which there was an
active demand. Monday there was considerable
activity In the Market aud prices disclosed
tendency to advance. There were sales OF 95
casks ct l2lGl3c. for shoulders, lac. for ribbed
sidess l50 l53c. for clear Sides Thursday shout
dsrs EsIe sesrg at lsc and sugsrcursd hams
quiet market and very light stock offering
Prices, however, are firm. Sales to-day were IS
tierces hams, of which rs at l7ac.. and so do. at
lsc. u n. ,-a
sAfT-The demand is light and the supply is
good. We now quote coarse ffom warehouse at
81 80, and from store at-s2Q2 o.. Fine from
warehouse at 81, and from stbre at 81 10. We
quote cargo sfoat at 81 75@ls5.
the market firm at 75e@n for lots in good ship
ping order.
RosN-Is in fair supply, except Of No. 8, which
is scarce: We now quote No. at 81, No. at So
and No. 3 at 81 so. ares
TAR barrels are held firm at So so o bbl., and
half bbls. at 81.
PITcH-Is selling at So so for Southern and
IS 5O@6 for Wilmington.
WHIsKY-Wesfern Is in good supply but dull at
37@45c. u gallon in bond, according to proof.
Western reeti6ed is selling at 81 30, 81 500
l GO u gallon In currency, tax paid. The stock
Of Louisiana is light. with a fair demand. 1t
Is quoted IN DOnd JJ0l4Uc., accOrolDg 10 PROOF,
and at 81 l5@l 80 TgallOn ia currency, tax paid.
RICE-Lousiana is scarce and selling at S(1l0
from fair TO choice Carolinas firm at lie. ; India
beldst l03@l0ic. Sales 9s iierces a. l2c. y b.
CoFFEE-Quiet and prices firm az l4t9l7c. for
gold for common to choice, and l9@zS3c. In eur
reDcy.
BEASs-Owing to late better demand and con-
siderable decrease of the stock, prices have ad-
ssnced; .,-o we quote Western a. siS@ie s-Sorth-
PorAToEs-Are plenty and dull. We quote st.
Louis at s2@3. Michigan at s4@4 so, and choice
Northern at 81 50@5 y Dbl. Western plenty
at 81.
LmE-Thomsston and Rockland are in light
supply with fair demand and prices are firm at
81 rs z barrel for small lots; by cargd 81 BOO.
Cape Lime, full size barrels, is selling at 81 20 I;
small barrels at 81 600l IS y bbl.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in moderate demand, but
prices exhibit downward tendency. We quote
l7c. for IL o., l93G20c. for IA o., and 22t0
23c. for full weight.
BooP PoLEs-Are in fair supply and very dull
stsl5 q 1000 for barrels, and s6O@7O y 1000 for
hogsheads. a
fees-Dull at sO@s5c. . dozen in boxes and
s360l38 q bbl-
FEA1HERs-The supply is moderate and de-
msnd increased. Prices firm at 5006Oc. for
Western. -'.'--,
BRoeNs-In better demand at s3GsS so Q
dozen.
CoTroN SEED O1L-Is in fair supply, but with
only moderate demand at 95c. for refined and
T0c. Il gallon for crude.
NALkeA FRUIT-Is in good retail demand. The
stock Of Lemons is ample, while that of Rasins Is
good, and prices advanced. We quote Grapes az
IS y keg, Lemons at 81 y box. Raisns at 81 400
rs for whole boxes, 81 Is for half boxes, aud
81 Is for quarter boxes. Figs.2lG22c. and Citron
s4@35c e 10.
0sIoss-ln light supply but quiet at Sc rs
- bbl
y h. Pesches-Market oyerstocked and selling
| at 6017c. ~ Il for new.
VINEGAR-Is quiet and selling at 25c. for cider,
and 27@2Sc. for Cincinnati Grape.
BEEF IoNGUEs-No demand.
DRIED BEEF Fair supply and dull at 16Gl6c.
ffb.
BREAKFAsr BAcoN-14Gl5c.
MISS BkEF-Hal bbls. sl2@l2 so, full bbls.
| s2O@21.
BUTTER-The supply is very light. We now
| quote Western at 25G30c. for inferior to good.
| choice do. 35@424c., Northern at 45Q52c., and
| choice do. ct 526163c.
CHEEsE-Choice Western Reserve and Factory
in light supply and in good request at 10Gl4c for
| INFERIOR choice l7c., Northern cream at l8c.
| Market overstocked in English dairy.
| LINsEED Oils in fair supply, but the demand
limited, and prices firm. We quote at 81 Is
| y gallon:
nominal at "a 1884 y bbl. for choice kiln dried
| for lots.
| LARD Ou-The market is better supplied with
winter strained and in good demand. and we now
L
| al Is for winter strained
| Coal OIL-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 65@6Sc. y gallon according to brand.
The receipts of Coal Oil in barrels Is fair and the
demand moderate, and we quote 6l05sc. in job
| bing way. N .
| BALE RoPE--The supply is fair for the demand
| which is light. We quote at 9091c. " b.
| Iron nEs-Demand moderate at 7G74c. y 70
| INDIA BAGGNG-Market dull. Jobbing rates
zoe. Kentucky is dull at 20@2lc. = yard.
| GUENY BAGs-There is moderate stock on
hand. with light demand, and prices ruling from
/ 2092lc. ct retail.
WooI-The stock is small and demand light
Bury 9@l4c., native l5@l7c., Texas l602Oc.
washed 23G27c.
--oaKlucALs-The market is wen supplied, and
shipments IRON. foreign ports are liberal. We
quote sods Ash 3lc for As y cent, 4c. for SO pei
| cent, Caustic Soda . for 81 per cent, Bi-Carb
| Soda &c. and Sal Soda SIC. y b.
i HIDEs-The stock on hand is limited and the
| market is steady at the roie~inQ quota
| y h.; country dry l7@l9c. y D.; Mexican. lStG
I9c.; Texas stretched, l7@lsc. Deer Skins
| Csc. y b.; Indian dressed do. 81 25@l so.
! CoTToN SEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
/ Inapd at $l4 " ton,
| TALLOw-1he supply is lieh with fair local de-
| mand at l03c y b. for city rendered.
| APPLEs-The market is overstocked; selling a.
| $3@7 u Dbl.
| FRE1eHTs-There is very little cotton offer
i ing coastwise, and but little tonnage. We
quote: By steam to Liverpool ii l6@3d. for cotton
l61d. for corn Cos. for tobacco; Liverpool. by sail
l9-320sd. for cotton, 141l6d. for corn, and 50CG
SOS. for tobacco. To New York by steamer lc. fol-
cotton, 20 @22ac. for corn, sl2 for tobacco and
soc. for -four; New York by sail, Jc. for cotton
| zoe. for corn and S5c. for -four. To Boston by
| steam, 1lc. for cotton, zoe. for corn, aud 90c
for flour; Boston by sail, lic. for cotton, lS020e
| for corn and S5c. for -four. To Bremen by sail,
i lac. for cotton, and sos. for tobacco. To
Hsvre by sail, 140llc. for cotton. Glasgow by
| sail, l65d. for corn.
| New ORLEANS WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT
The following interesting intelligence TO dealers II
| coffee is taken from Mr.. n. I. Lonsdales circular
| of the present date, viz:
| Imports from Rio de Jsneiro, from lst July, 1866
| to 3Oth June, 1867, 81 0l3 bags; same period pre-
| vious year, 44.055 bags; increase in lS66-67
| 36,95S bags. Arrivals this week: February ~
| bark Ann wheaton, TO A. Lamotte, 1903 bags. I'm
ports from lst July last to date, ,795 bags Sale
| during past week Ex Ann Wheaton, fcargo,
1903 bags P. T.; ex Satinella. 500 bags p. T.; ex
Mary Rice, 632 bags at l5i@l6c.; ex-Mary Rice
(skimmings) 70 bags P. T.; Chss. Henry, 300 Gag
| at l4c@l63c., ex-M f. Rich, l52 bags at l63c.
ex-Ells s. Tbsyer, lao bags P. T.; ex-Ella 5
Ihsyer 20 bags P. T. Total, 5l26 bags. Stool
made up follows: Elliott & McKeever, l6, ,O61
| hooe Chofrofv Aoor Anon ha0o. rad