The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-05

SPIRITS TuRPESTISs- The supply is light and In
onlT retail demard. II is oisssi in lots a. sc-
A gallon, ard SOC IN retail wsy.
RosIN-The srock m very tight and the demand
good for small lots. We quote pale - so, No. 1
So, No. 50 90 and common at 81 40. Pale No.
is scarce and in good demand. 800 bbls No. 1
sold st s3 so. Al. AlllI
but there is good shipping demand for 40 gallon
PIrcu-Is in fair supply and in good demand
RosIS 0n~continues firm at s5c o gallon.
LIME-ls in fair supply. Thomaston and Rock
land, In small lots command 81 2512 so b bbl.,
Cape Lime 81 rs. Western 81 . Dbl; bbo.,. ~
VNEGAR-We quote bestcider 200223c., Gin
ciDnati grape 25Gsoc: y gallon.
MISS BEEF-Hah bbls. tl2 500l3, full bbls.
s2l so. Texas mess is held nominally at $l5@l6
q Dbl. .,
81 35.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in fair supply and light
retail demand at l7a@lsac. for Western. and l9c.
D. b. for Northern.
6b@6lc. q H., according to quantity and patent:
INDIA BAGGING-Is quiet with little or no demand
for round lots. We quote India baggng retail, 100
l93c for rolls, and 20020ac. for bales; for blanket
bagging 23c. in rolls and 2fc. in bales. Ken
tucky bagging is in light retail demand. and we
quote l6@lsc. for hand loom and 2l02S3c. Tor
power loom, according TO quality.
GUHNY BAGs-The stock on hand Is very light
prices rule from 2O@2Oac. for round lots and 2l3c
at retail. r
prices remain firm. We quote -GlSc: for IL o.,
-Q2lc. for IA o.. and -ln24c. for full weight.
EGss-Are selling at 32i@3ic. y dozen, and
$50 ~ Dbl. in oats. ..
FEArHERs-The supply is moderate and de.
mand light. Prices firm at s5@90c. for Western.
BRooMs-Scaree and In good demand at ~ 20
"a for lots from landing. t,.
BALE RoPE-Is only in light retail demand,
and the supply is ample. IL is held at Stc. Tor
round lots and Sc. - b. at retail, for choice
CoTToN SEED OILS in fair supply, but with
only moderate demand at $l@l 05 for refined and
soc. % gallon for crude. nf -.I f.la
sAIr-There is good demand for both coarse
and fine at lower rates. We quote coarse from
warehouse 81 9O@l 95 fine from do. 81 O50s2 10;
coarse from store $202 05 fine from store 50 10
a. 20; factory filed fine 81 l5@2 20; do. from
store 50 2502 80. Sales 70O0;sacks part fine aaoat
at 81 90 to the trade 1850 sacks coarse from ware
WHIskY-Tbe demand is better We quote COM
mon Western rectfed at.sl@l O2a D gallon, as to
quantity. 1.H
demand at 6@s4c. for fair to choice; Carolina 10
Offering at l0(0l03c. The stock of India is light.
CoFFEE-Tbe market is steady and hrm at t7li
previous rates. We quote fair to prime l6s@l7c.
~ ID. gold duty paid. and 2lG2ic. In currency.
BUTTER-The stock OF choice Northern and
Western is fair, while inferior grades of both
kinds are plentiful. We quote choice Goshen firm
at 5Oc., AMI choice Western 35@3sc. " b. In
feiior grades of former are quoted at 30040c.,
and inferior Western 27A032ac. u b. a-..
LARD OI-The market is firm with good de-
msnd for winter strained at 81 50@sl 60 y
gallon.
CuEEsE - Choice is in fair supply and
the demand is light. We quote West ern Re-
serve and factory l7@lSc.; inferior do. l0@l2c.,
Northern cream lsG2Oc., and Northern English
Dairy 20@22c. % ID.
quality is reduced. We quote choice. at
So 5B Dbl. and s212 so for inferior. Turnips 75e.
@sl. Onions $6@6 so. Choice apples 81 5O(95,
interior 81 5o@3. Horse radish s6@s Dbl.
Beets, Parsnips and Carrots nominally 81 so
q Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are in very little request, and we
quote them nominally at 81 u bushel.
SOUR KRoUr-ss@s9 u bbl.
CABBAGEs-The market Ia better supplied aud
prices have declined. We quote choice sl69l7
GREEN PEIs-sll@l2 o Dbl. .ga
DRIED FRUIT-Appies are in good demand at
ll@l2c., and Peaches l23c.
BEANs-Heavy receipts and only moderate de-
mand have caused a decline. Choice western
are selling at sl2@l3, choice Northern sl4 and
| choice red SIS u bbl.
| u ton.
wooL-The market is quiet, and previous rates,
which we quote, rule, viz: Bury l5G25c., accord
| ing to condition. Texas, one half merino, 500
/ 0Zc.. WdsDeu 00lL0oC.t
| FKuIr-Malsga Lemons are selling at So 5O0lSB
| box. New Raisins, for boxes SO 1901; half do.
| 50 25@s2 35; quarter do. 81 25Gsl 80. Cltron
34c. ~ D., Prunes l6c.; Currants l5@l6c. u ID;
new Dates l6c.; Almonds 3lG33c. Pecans 10
@l7c.
MALT AND HoPs-The former is in but little de
mand, the market being entirely overstocked.
We quote il at 81 65G2 rs for Western. and 81 75Q
| 81 IS for Canada. Hops are dull at 224925c. for
choice new Wisconsin: old are neglected and
| prices nominal.
| HIDEs-There ia a steady demand at previous
| rates, which we repeat viz: Wet city slaugh-
| tered l0ll23c.; dry salted l96l20c.; Texas
| stretched 17CG20c.; Mexican dry flint 29022c.;
| country do. 1s@20c. Damaged generally COM
| mand of above quotations.
TALLow-Is dull at l04@llc. u h. Inside fig-
ures for country rendered. outside for city rem
| dered.
FKEIGHTs-The amount Of foreign tonnage
in port is fair, but the demand cannot
| yet be regarded better than moderate, while
| rates continue irregular. and masters OF unen-
| gagged vessels are holding for higher prices. We
would refer to the following as fair index OF the
| movement. viz Cotton by steam to Liverpool Id.
u b by sail 9-l6d; e. los. d hhd for tobacco
| As. u Dbl. for -four, and l0ad. b bushel
| for corn, oil cake at 35s. SB ton Cotton by sail
TO Hsvre, 3-l6@l @c. ~ b. Cotton to Bremen 4c.
| u b. Cotton by steam to New York, s0lc.
| ~ b.: tobacco SO fB hhd.; -four SOC. " bbl.;
corn 20@2lc. u bushel. Cotton by steam to Bos-
ton 1c -four s5e. u bbl.; zoe. u bushel. Cot
| Dbl. Through rates to Hamburg, by steam, via
| New York, 3-l6d. for Cotton. Cotton by steam
| to Bremen I'D. Cotton by sail to Boston lc. Mo-
| lasees nv steam IN Nav York AZ. supar bv do. to