The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

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good. We quote Grapes IS e keg, Sicily Lemons 81
p box, Raisins 81 for whole boxes, 81 for half
boxes, and 81 for quarter boxes Figs 2lQ
22c., and Citron 94035c. u b.
VNEGAR-ls quiet and selling at 25c. for elder
and 27G28c for Cincinnati Grape.
BEEF TON6UEs-Dull at s709 II dozen.
DRIED BEEF Fair supply and duh at 169l7c.
PICS FEET-Market overstocked, but dull at
81 5094 IS.
BREAKFAST BACON Market overstocked. No
demand az l4Gl4lc.
STARE RIBS Dull. Market overstocked. Sales
50 bbls. at IS.
PIG TONGuEs-7375c. piece.
MISS BEEF-Han bbls. SO O0Q sl2 so, full bbls.
s2C0s2l.
butter The supply is only moderate, aud
we now quote Western at lSD2Sc. for in
feror to good. Sales 20 firkins at 273c., and
choice do. S2g9379c. II H.; Northern al 4OGl5,
and choice do. az 4s@jOc. 4 h.
CHEESE Choice Western Reserve and Factory
market in light supply and good request, at
l4@l5c. for inferior. Market overstocked. No
change for better.
SaLr-Ihe demand is fair, and owing to light
supplies and the limited amount on tie way to this
port, prices exhibit considerable improvement.
We new quote fine from store al 81 6OIl2 10, coarse
at 50 1902 80, and from warehouse tine at 81 so
and coarse at 81 40. CargOes are held az 81 Ii and
upwards, according to the amount of dne ia cargo.
There are only small lots of Turks Island offering
at 81 Is Il bag.
TAILoW-The supply is lieht with fair local de-
mand az lO5c II 10. for city rendered.
LNsEED OH.-ls in fair supply, but the demand
limited, and prices firm. We quote at 81 200
| % - gallon.
Com MEAL-Is in fair supply and duh aud
nominal at 81 50G5 t. Dbl. for choice kiln dried
Tor lots.
LARD Om.-The market is better supplied with
winter strained ard 10 good demand, and we now
quote 81 O50sl 10 Il gallon for summer and 81 20
al Is for winter strained.
COAI 0T--Casea in moderate guDulV and
request at 67070c. u gallon according to brand.
The receipts of Coal Oil in barrels are limited.
COTToN SEED Oils in fair supply, but with
onlya moderate demand at CSC. for refined aud
zoe. ~ gallon for crude.
CoIToN sEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
maud al $l4 II ton,
SPIRITS IURPENrINE-Is in fair supply with light
demand. We quote lots at ALE. aud jObbing at
41c. - gallon. Sales 100 gallons az AGE.
RosR-Stock on hand is heavy, but there have
been no sales, owing to the high rate of freights
We now quote No. l at So SOC, No. at 50,
and No. at 81 25 u Dbl.
PITCH-1he market is well supplied and dull
We quote 81 for Southern and 81 80 for Carolina.
1AR-Tbe supply is heavy, but the demand Is
light owing TO biQheT rates of freight. We quote
balEbauels at 81 and barrels at So, according
to size.
BRooMs-Market overstocked and dull at 50 50
iSpiA BAGGNG-Market dull. Jobbing rates
22@23c. kentucky is dali at 22c. q yard.
GUNNY BAGs-There is a moderate stock on
hand, with fair demand, and prices ruling from
22@225c.
BALE RoPE-The supply ia fair for the demand,
which is light. We quote 9095c. II ID.
Iron TIEs- Demand moderate at S11S3c. y b.
HooP PoIEs-Are in fair supply and very dull
at $40 = 1000 for barrels, and SG0070 e 1000 for
hogshsads
fGGs-scarce at 4Oc. y dozen in boxes and
$50 i Dbl.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in moderate demand but
arI No "a
l64@l7c. for II o., IA OF. at 2O@2O4c, and full
weight 22@23c.
Woo1-7he stock small and demandlgh
Bury 9@lic., native l53l7c., Texas 10000,
washed 230lZ7c.
CHnuCALs-The market is well supplied, and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash SIC. for Is per cent, for so per
cent. CausIc Soda for Gl Der cent. Bi-Carb
Soda &c. and Sal Soda SEC. a b.
FEATHERs-1he supply is moderate and demand
increased; prices firm al S00lJ0c. for Western.
LME-ThomastOn and ROckland are in light
supply with fair demand, and prices are firm at
81 IS e barrel for small lots; by cargo 81 300.
Cape Lime, full size barrels. is selling at 81 70;
small barrels at 81 50Il IS II Dbl.
BIDES-Ihe stock on hand is moderate and the
market very dull and irregular Prices are so I'M
settled that we are unable to give other than APP
nroNimating quotations, viz Green sailed nOmi-
nal at S0S3c. II ID; dry country, l58l6c. II ID;
Mexican. ltMl7c.; Texas stretched, l5W loci;
deer skins, 2j03Oc. t ID; Indian dressed do,
81 25Gll so.
FREIGHTs 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 hrmer than noticed
in our last. We now quote for New York by
steamer lNlic. for cotton 81 II bbl. for -four,
Csc II sack for corn, $40 z hid. for sugar, and 50
- Dbl. for uClasses. By sail lIgl5c. for cotton,
81 for four Csc. for corn, $ y hid. for sugar aad
81 - bhl for mOlasses. By steam for Boston lc.
TOR cotton, 81 for -four, SOC. for corn, $40 for
sugar and 50 ~ Dbl. for mOIasses. Liverpool by
sail 3D. for cotton aud by steam ID. BY sail to
Havre FOL 7-l6d. for cotton.
WEEKLY COFFEE STATENEST.-The following
statement of the New Orleans Coffee market, for
the week ending this evening is from the circular
of Mr.. II. T. LOnsdale, coffee broker, viz:
Imports from Bio de JantirO, from lstJuly, 1866,
TO 3Oth June 1867, s Ol3 bags; same period pre-
viOUs year, "A 055 bags; increase in lS6j-67,
sc ,95S bags. Arrivals this week-Jln. 18th, bark
reesdsle, TO Rodocanachi II Franghiadi, 300
bags; Jan. 9th, brig Mary Rice, 10 George West.
feldt, 5000 sgs. Total, $500 bags. Imports from
ST July last To date Il ,344 bags. Sales during
past week: ExElla S. Thayer, lis bags, al l6lc.;
ex.Mary Z. Rich, 100 bags, at lG1c.; excludes
berry, so bags, at l63c; ex Resale, 81 bags, at
l55c. Total, SAG bags. Stock made up as follows
J. l.. Phipps & Co., 9309 bags; RodOcanachi h
Franghiadi, $3.50 tags; George Westteldt, 1922
bags; CbaIrax & Agar, 1000 bags; Elliott Nc
Keever, 3ll7 bags; Si'kenstadt Il Co., 2SOJ bags
z. f. StOCkneyer, 1900 bags Dymond Laily,
$50 bags. Total, 81 957 bags. Gold quotation
this day, 1884. Market: Prime to choice, l65 q
l7c., gold duty paid fair TO good fair, l5l0l6c.,
gold duty paid; common, l4c., gold duty paid.