The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-09
m.ud for GOOD poles at s5oeso y 1000 hogsheads,

msnd for good poles at $5oG8o D 1000 hogsheads,
and $50 q 1000 for barrels.
-eaIr-Demandi Is good for the interior; no car
goes Offering. We now quote coarse from warehouse
al 81 AOG2 As, and from store at 81 5002 90. Fine
from warehouse at 81 3092 IS, and rom store az
81 40@z As. We quote cargo afoat 81 - 81
One cargo of Marsells salt In bulk has arrived,
the only packing salt in the market.
WHIsKY-Western is in good supply but dull az
37(d45c. q gallon in bond, according to proof.
The stock of Louisiana is light with Q fair de-
mand. 1t is quoted in bond 3504Oc., according
TO proof. 49,
RIcR-Lousiana is scarce and selling at 81 Ollie.
for fair 70 choice; Csrolinas, the stock IN first
hands Is very light, and prices are hrm at l2e.;
India ct l0@l0sc.
good butter in market. Choice Goshen commands
5Oa55c; inferior 400l50c. OF Western the mar
ket is almost bare. We quote nominally for
choice 32a@s73c., inferior grades 22s9l5c. New,
none in the market.
CBEEsE-Choice W. R. and factory scarce and
in fair request at l6Gl7c., choice N E. d. at l6G
l7c., choice W. E. D. at l50l6c.; inferior qa4li-
es dull
LARD On.-The market is poorly supplied with
winter strained and in good demand, and we now
quote 81 5O@sl IS u gallon.
PorAToEs-The supply is ample and the demand
fair, We quote st. Louis at So 50G4, Michigan
at SO 50G4, and Creole at 81 50G5 D Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are in fair suDply and limited de-
mand. We quote at 81 75G2 y bushel.
HAMs-Prime sugar cured canvassed are held
at ls@l9ac. u b.
TALLow-The supply is light, with fair local de
mand at lie. ~ D. for city rendered.
rRBIGHTs-No change OF any moment to
notice. Offerings of cotton coastwise are light.
Freights foreign are rather irmer. The number
of vessels on the berth gradually diminishing
has induced masters to demand higher rates.
We quote: By steam to Liverpool 9-l69ld.
for cotton, l61d. for corn, Cos. for tobacco.
Liverpool by SAIL to Gil up British and American,
5-l6@ad for cotton. l9d. for corn, 35s9 40s. for
tobacco. To New York by steamer, lc. for cot
ton, lsc. for corn. and Csc. for -four. New York
by sail, &c. for cotton, l5c. for corn and Csc. for
-four. TO Boston by steam, 1c. for cotton, lSc.
for corn and 90c. for -four. Boston by sail, 10.
for cotton, l5c. for corn and 66c. for -four. 10
Bremen by sail, cotton nominal and 4Os. for
tobacco. To Havre by sail, 59l5-l6c. for cotton.
New ORLEANS COFFEE MARKEr.-The follow
ing report Of the Coffee market, for the week
ending this evening, is from the circular OF Mr..
II. T. Lonsdale, coffee broker:
Imports from Rio de Jsneiro, from tJuly, 1865,
to 3Oth June, 1867, 81 ,0l3 bags; same period pre-
vious year, 44,055 bags; increase in lS66-67
| 80 1853 bags. Imports from LIST July last to date
| lot, 1913 bags. Stock on hand 1904. Gold quo
tation this day, 1401. Market-Quiet but firm
| Choice held at lSc., gold duty paid; prime to
choice l74@l72c., gold duty paid; fair TO good
fair. l64@16ic., gold duty paid common, l4aG
| l5Ac., gold duty paid.
WEEKLY QUOTATIONS OF HIDES, ErC.-The fol
lowing is from the circular OF Messrs. Hay d
Mehle: