The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-23

or common 6507Se. for fermenting as to quail
ity and color, aid SOC. y gallon for strictly prime
TO choice. Receipts 523 bbls.
FLoUR-The activity noticed in the market yes.
terdsy appears to have wholly subsided. The de.
mend ia almost entirely for the trade, aud ss
dealers are now mostly well supplied, purchase
very spariDgy, except when concessions are
made. Sales to-day embrace 925 bbls., of which
200 double extra and 200 choice extra on private
terms; so double extra at $40; 100 treble al
fl2 90; IS at Sl3 so; 100 do. at $l3 rs, and 100
choice DO. at $l4 so 4 Dbl. Yesterday, not pre-
yiously reported. there were sales OF so bblP.
choice, at sl3 so; and so do, at SIS so y Dbl.
We now quote superfLe, 50 IS double extra,
$40; treble. $ll@Sl2; and choice and family al
sl40l5 u b.
CORE-The market to-day is quiet and prices
AZ sacks, of which $50 green at &c.; 1000 and
1000 prime white at &c.,, $40 yellow and mixed
at &c.,, and PSI choice yellow and 200 prime
white at 81 ~ bushel. Yesterday, not reported
there were sales Of 1000 sacks white at 97lc 4
bushel.
oATs-Are in light supply with limited de-
mand, and prices steady. Sales 100 sacks at S4c.,
6s. 100 and 100 at s5e. q bushel.
BRAN-Remans inactive and unsteady. We
quote 81 9sq2 100 lbs. A lot of $50 sacks
HAY-We noticed again heavy increase to
supplies, with limited demand, and prices M.
steady. Sales l75 bales fair at $40 q ton.
PoRK-1he market is dull and prices are
weaker, but quotsbly unchanged. Sales loo bbls.
mess on private terms We quote mess in lots at
s22 rs, and jobbing at $22 50@23 q Dbl.
BAcoN-0nly limited jobbing trade is doing
at l02@l0ac. for shoulders, l2t0l2lc. for clear
RIB sides, l3c. for clear sides, and l29lSc. for
sugar-cured hams.
LARD-Contnues in fair request, and prices are
steady and firm. Sales yesterday, nst reported,
$50 and loot erces on private terms, and To-Day
terms. We quote tierces at l39l3{c., and kes 9
at l4s@15c. q n.
FREIGHTs-fhere is a very active demand for
room, both foreign and coastwise and offerings OF
freight are plenty but with a scarcity Of tonnage
in port, rates rule higher and frmer than noticed
IN our last. We now quote for New York By
steamer l4c. for cotton, 81 Is u bb for -four, 30c
n sack for corn, $40 u hid. for sugar, and 50 II
bk'. for molasses. By sail lGsllc. for cotton, 81
for -four, Csc. for corn, $ 4 Ind for sugar, and
81 ~ Dbl. for molasses. By steam for Boston / &C.
for cotton, 81 for flour, SOC. for corn, SO for
sugar and 50 u Dbl. for moiasses. Liverpool by
sail cd. for cotton aud by steam ID; by sail to
Hsvre l40l lc. for cotton.
COFFEE STATEMENT-The subjoned weekly re-
port of the New Orleans coffee market for week
ending this evening is from the circular Of Messrs
Small Co., brokers, viz:
Total imports Of Rio coffee, since the LIST OF July
1867, to the 18th inst, So GA bags. Arrived this
week, Jan. 18th, brig Music, 10 j. l.. Phipps Co..
4SO0 bags Jan. 10Th, brig Music, TO Dymond
Lally, loco bags; total receipts this season,
6S s44 bags. Sales for consumption since July
lst 1867, Sc los bsgs; stock the 22d day of Janu-
ary. 1868, 1913 bags. Sales of the Week
$50 bags ex.Music. l60l7c.; sos bags ex.Charles
Henry, lel0lG3c.; ass bags ex-Elia S. Thayer,
-@l64c.; 3l5 bags ex Mary A. Rich, l6s9l6lc.;
go bags ex-Adelaide Norris. l6!0l6lc.-2l98
BAGS. Market-Prime, l630l6lc.; good. l5@
l6c.; fair, l41l4ae.; ordinary to fair, l2a@l39,
gold duty paid. Gold l37l@l3s. Stock this day
in first hands,. l.. Pbipps & Co., 1880 bags;
Elliott d McKeever, 4044 bags Chaffraix Il Agar,
1000 bags; RodocaBschi & Franghiadi, 3l39 bags;
Silkepstadt & Co.. 2sO0 bags; G. Wesnedt, 26l6
bags; E. F. Stockmeyer, 1900 bags; Dymond d
Lally, $50 bsgs-32, 739. Remarkable market
closes firm with en- improved demand, both from
the local and Western trade. or the above sales,
CAS- bags were taken for st. Louis account.