The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-04

,om,,al a a 1904 50 . Dbl. Sales rs bbls. |
Il a s7a. and $50 kiln:dFisd q 8 rs q Dbl.
BKxAxrAsr BAcoN-16. l6}@17c.
,, ,'s s Ss;s Ssr rates
GrNxY BAos-Thers 10 moderate stock on
hard. with light demand. and prices ruling from
2002lc. at retail. ....- .,...s =
sr1s CASnIEs-Ars IN moderate demand. but
prices exhibits downward tendency. We quote
i70l7}o. for IL o., 2o@2lc. for "A OF, and
EGss-24026c. . dozen; t22@4 q Dbl.
FEArHERs-The supply is moderate aud de-
mand increased. Prices firm at 5o@6oc' Tor
BRoers-very dull at 1905 so . fozen. N
Ox1oNs-In light supply at $80S soy obl
DRIED FRurr-Nev Apples are scarce and sell
ing at &c. y u. Pesches-selIing at 6@7c.
MALAGA FRuIr-b in good retail demand: The
light, and prices advanced. We qnote Messins
Oranges At So ~ box Lemons at s414 Is. box
Raisins at "a 2004 rs for whole boxes, 81 Is
for half boxes, and 81 Is for quarter boxes. Figs
20@2lc., and Citron S4GS5c. y ID.
BEASs-0wing to q late better demand and con
siderable decrease of the stock. prices have ad-
vanced. We quote Western at $ls@ls SO; North
ern At $1,000. ItEtr w
Corrox sEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
mand at $l4 u ton.
CHKM1cALs-The market is well supplied, and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash sic. for Is cent, &C. for so per
cent, Causnc Soda SIC. for 81 per cent, Bi-Carb
Soda &c. and Sal Soda 3}c. " n.
wooI--lhe stock is small and demand light
Bury s@14c., native 150l7c., Texas l6@2Oc.,
washed 2s@27c.
request at 60@65c. % gallon according to brand
The receipts Of Coal Oil in barrels are fair and the
demand moderate, and we quote 46G49c. In q oo-
BALI RorE-The supply is fair for the demand,
BEEF ToSeuEs-No demand
CoTroS SEED Oils in fair supply, but with
only moderate demand at 95c. for refined and
zoe. D gallon for crude. .asa
BooP PoLEs-Are in fair supply aud very dull
at SIS q 1000 for barrels, and $60@70 y 1000 for
sALr-The demand is light and the supply is
good. We now quote coarse from warehouse at
81 1901 20, and from store at 81 2502 30. Fine
IRON warehouse at 81 l5G2 40. and from store at
81 24@z 30. We quote cargo sfoat at 81 %.
Sales $4,000 sacks on private terms, and part of
one cargo 1900 sacks ahoat at 81 o..
WHIsKY-Western is in good supply but dull at
37a45c. y gallon in bond, according to proof.
The stock of Louisiana is light with fair de-
mand. II is quoted In bond 35040c., according
RrcE-Louisiana is scarce and selling at s01b3c.
for fair to choice; Carolinas, the stock in first
hands is very light, and prices are firm at l2e.;
India at l00l03c.
CorrEE-Is in good demand and prices firm at
14A@l74c. gold, for common to choice, and 2l0
24lc. in currency.
BUTTER-Ths supply Is very light. We now
quote Western at 223@323c for inferior to good,
choice do. 350453c., Northern at 50Q55c.. and
choice do. at 5s0623c. Sales 20 tubs good at 35c-
CHEEsE-l0@l4c. for inferior, choice 17c., Eng
lish dairy l5@lsc. Stock fair. Demand mode
rate.
winter strained and in good demand, and we now
quote 81 05@s1 10 y gallon for summer and 81 Is
al IS for winter strained.
HIDEs-The stock on hand is limited and the
market Is steady at the following quota
tions, viz: Wet sailed city slaughtered 93c. for
best lots. No change in prices Of dry. bat the
demand remains fair. Green sailed nominal at
9@9}c. y ID. country dry flint, l730l9c. y n;
Mexican, nominal; Texas stretched, l739lsc.
ForAroEs-The supply is ample and the demand
fair, Wequote St: Louis at 50 s5@4. and hichi-
gan at 81 25@4S50 y Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are in fair supply and limited de-
mand. We quote at 81 75@2 y bushel. Sales
20s sacks at 81 05 y bushel:
HAMs-Prime sugar cured canvassed are held
at ls@ls3c. y h. There were sales Of % tierces
APPLEs-selling at s3@7 . Dbl.
UTALLow-The supply is light. with fair local de-
mand at lie. y d. for city rendered.
+ FRKIGHTs-No change Of any moment TO
notice. Offerings Of cotton coastwise are light
and freghts foreign are depressed. We quote: By
steam TO Liverpool 9-160id. for cotton, l63d. for
corn, Cos. tobacco. Liverpool BY sail. to fiji
up: British. and American, s91 l6d., and
for consiguments, @ for cotton, I'D. for corn
and AIS. Sd. for tobacco. To New York BY steam
er, lc. for cotton, 1sc. for corn, 75c. for -four,
New York by sail, &c. for cotton, l5c. for corn
and 75c. for -four. 10 Boston by steam, 10. for
cotton, lsc. for corn and 90c. for flour. Boston
by sail, &c. for cotton, 15c. for corn and Csc.
for -four. To Bremen by sail, cotton nominal
and 40s. for tobacco. To Havre by sail. l5-l6c.
@-for cotton. Glasgow by sail, lad. for corn.
COFFEE sTATEMxSr.-The following Is taken
from II. T. Lonsdale's coffee statement Of the Sd
April, 1865:
to 30th June, 1867, 81 0l3 bags; same period pre-
vious year, 4,055 bags; increase In lS66-67
36,95s bags. Arrivals this week, none. Imports
from lat July last to date, 9s,795 bags. Sales
during past week, los bags at 17c. Total stock.
1855. Gold quotation this day, 1879. Remarks
Market quiet but firm. The cargo of brig Helene.
5000 bags. sold to arrive to the trade on private
terms. Quotations Choice held at &c.,, gold
duty paid; prime to choice l740l7}c.; gold duty
paid; fair TO good fair. l60l62c., gold duty paid
common, 143@l5c., gold duty paid.