The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
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| light supplied and good request, at lOGI2c. for
iOT, choice l561l6c., Northern cream lSc.
| Market overlooked. No change for better.
BUTTER The SUPPLY very light. Sale Of Is FIR
kins at SAC. We now quote Western at lS02sc.
for inferior to good, choice do. 456o-c., Northern
at 4s@52c., and choice do. al 52G55c.
SALT-1he demsBd is fair, and owing to light
supplies and the Dli ed amount on the way to this
port, prices exhibit considerable Improvement.
We quote fine from store at 81 6OCl2 TO- coarse
at 81 4OG2 so, aud from warehouse fine at 50 50
and coarse at 81 80. CargOes held at 81 Is and
upwards, according to the amount of fine in cargo.
There are only small lots of Turks Island Offering
at S2fL2 Is 81 bag.
TALLow-The supply is light with fair local de-
maud at le9c = b. for city rendered.
LINsEkD Oils in fair supply, but the demand
limited, and prices firm. We quote at 81 200
l rs - gallon.
nominal at s5Q5 Is u Dbl. for choice kiln dried
for lots.
LARD 0IL-The market is better supplied with
winter strained and in good demand aud We now
quote II O5Gsl 10 e gallon for summer and 81 20
al Is for winter strained.
Coal OM-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 65@6Sc. e gallon according TO brand.
The receipts of Coal Oil in barrels are limited, snd
we quote 52Q55c. in jObbing way.
COTTON SEID Oils 10 fair supply, but with
only moderate demand at CSC. for refined and
zoe. q gallon for crude.
CoIToE SEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
mand at $l4 e ton,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ts in fair supply with light
demand. We quote lots at Age. and jobbing at
44c. Il gallon. Sales 100 gallons at 424c.
ROsIN-StOck on hand is heavy, but there hsve
been no sales, owing to the high rate Of freights
We now quote No. l at So SOC, Nc. 2 at s.,
and No. at 81 Is ~ Dbl.
TAR-The supply is heavy, but the demand is
light, owing to higher rates Of freight. We quote
TO size.
IL =. III
We quote 81 for Southern and 81 80 for Carolina.
BALE ROPE-The supply is fair for the demand,
which is light. We quote 9G9tc. z 10.
IRON TIEs-Demand moderate at 83s4c. p d.
EGGs-Scsrce at 40c. = dozen in boxes and
$30@32c. e Dbl.
FEATHERs-The supply is moderate aud de.
msnd increased. Prices firm at 5O96Oc. for
Western.
BRoeMs-In better demand al s39s3 so q
iOZen.
INDIA BAGGNG-Market dull. Jobbing rates
22GI23c. Kentucky is dull at &c. r. yard.
GUNNY BAGs-There is a moderate stock on
hand, with fair demand, and prices ruling from
226l224c.
HOOP PoLEs-Are in fair supply and very dull
at $40 z 1000 for barrels, and s6O97O y 1000 for
hogsheads.
WooL-The stock is small and demand light.
Bury solo, native l5@l7c., Texas 10000,
washed 236l27c.
STAR CAYDLEs-Are in moderate demand. but
prices exhibit downward tendency. We quote
i6@l7s. for IL o., 2O92OIc. for IA or, and 22t6
pc. for full weight. Sales Of $50 boxes II OF. st
lie.
CHENICALs-The market is well supplied, and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash &c. for IS per cent, for so per
cent, Causic Soda for 81 per cent, Bi.Carb
Soda &c. and Sal Soda 3lc. ~ n.
LmE-ThOmaston and ROckand are in light
supply with e fair demand, and prices are firm at
81 IS e barrel for small lots; by cargo 81 SOC.
Cape Lime full size barrels is selling at 81 20:
small barrels at 81 5O9l IS z Dbl.
BIDEs-The stock on hand is limited and the
market is steady at the following quota
tons, viz: Green sailed nominal at st29c.
& H.; country dry, l6@l7c. T. ID; Mexican. 40
lSc.; Texas stretched, l60l7c. Deer skins
25c. = n; Indian dressed do, 81 25Gl so.
FRLIGHTs-There is a very active demand for
room, both foreign and coastWise, and offerings Of
freight are plenty, but with scarcity of tonnage
in port rates rule higher and frmer than noticed
IN our last. We now quote for New York by
steamer lc. for cotton, SOC. II Dbl. for -four,
20c - bushel for corn 81 y hid for sugar and 81
Tor cotton, 81 for flour, SOC. for corn, SO for
sugar and 50 ~ Dbl. for molasses. LiVerDOOl-by
sail Cd. for cotton and by steam ii. By sail to
Hayre lGl 7-l6c. for cotton.
WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMEST.-The following
st itemeHt OF the New Orleans Coffee market for
the week ending this evening, is from the circular
of Mr.. II. Il. LODsdale, coffee broker. The fig
ures disclose heavy business. aud speak well for
New OrieaDs as q msTheb Ter COnee. In fact. the
business done is the heavieat for any one week
since the close Of the war, while the imports dis.
close almost as heavy an increase, viz:
Imports from Rio de Jantiro, from LIST July, 1866,
to 30th June, 1867, 81 ,0l3 bags; same period pre-
vious yesr, 44,055 bags; increase in ls65-67,
36, 95S bags. Arrivals this week-Jsn. 3lst, brig
Sstnells, to A. LsmOtte, 1882 bags Jan. 3lst,
brig Sstinslls. to l.. Grand 4 Co.. 500 bags; Jan.
3lst, brig Satinela TO Herman, Hertz & Co., 500
bags; Feb. 80, brig BlS0mer, to j. L. Phipos 4
Co., $500 bags; Feb. 9TH, brig Caroline, IN Elliott
& McKeever, $500 bags Feb. 9Th, bark Nymphe,
10 do, 560S bags. Total 905 bags. Imports from
lst July last TO date, 90 ,252 bags. Sales during
pest week: Ex-BlOomer $500 bags, st p. T., ex-
Rosalie, 344s bsgs az p. T.: eX-Sltinela, (betore
arrival,) 1882 bags at p. T.; ex-Satinelli, SOS
bags at Ice. exTeesdsle, $50 bags, at I6}c.;
ex TeeEdsle, 1880 bags at 16c.; ex Resale, 4Of
hays, at l5lc.; ex-hsry A. Rich, 373 bags, at
L L.; exMary Rice, 406 bags, at !c.; ex-Ausic
250 bags a. p. T.; ex.Ells ). Thayer 3l3 bags. at
1910. Total, l6, 694 hsgs. Stock made up as fol-
! ws: Elliott & McKeever, II S25 bags; j. l..
Phipps & Co., 1854 bags; George Westfeldt,
1873 bags; Cha1raix & Agar, 1000 bags; Rodo-
cauachi & Frsnghiadi, 3089 bags; Sikenstldt &
Co., $500 bags E. F. Stockmeyer, 1900 bags
Herman Hertz & Co., 800 bags. Total, 34l
bags. Gold quotation this day. l404 Market
Prime to choice, 1646l7c., gold duty paid fair
to good fair, l54@l6c., gold duty paid common.
l4c., gold duty paid.