The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-28

aud in good demand. and noLe in first hands. and
prices iule from 20sc. ior round lots and 2l3c. At
re.sl.
STAR CANDLxs-Are IN little or No demand. but
prices remain firm. We quote -1lsc. for IL o.,
-@2lc. for Ia o.. and -@24c. for full weight.
EGGs-Are selling at 27Q29c. y dozen, and
s25@26 y Dbl. in oats.
BRooMs-scsrce and in good demand at 50 Is
a for lots from landing.
BALE RoPE-The stock on hand is ample for the
demand, which is light. IL Is held at ST., for
round lots and SC. % n. at retail, for choice
machine.
CorroN sKKp OILS in fair supply. but with
only moderate demand at $lDl 05 for refined and
soc. % gallon for crude.
sAIT-There is good demand for both coarse
and fine at lower rates. We quote coarse from
warehouse 81 95012 fine from do. 81 l54s2 20;
coarse from store $2@2 05; fine from store 81 Is
WHIsKy-Recepts have fallen off stock and re-
duced. The market is irmer, but prices are not
auotably higher. We quote common Western
rectifed at sl0l O5 . gallon, as to quantity.
RIcE-Louislana Is in fair supply aud moderate
demand at G@Sac. for fair to choice; Carolina is
offering at l0@l0sc. The stock OF India Is light;
CoFFEE-The market Is steady and hrm At full
previous rates. We quote fair to prime l40l7c.
d ID. gold duty paid, and 2lG4c: in currency:
BuTTKR--The stock OF choice Northern and
Western is fair, while inferior grades OF both
kinds are plentiful We quote choice Goshen n5m
at 5Oc., AMI choice Western 35@3sc. y d. 10.
ferior grades of former are quoted at 3sSiOc.,
and inferior Western 25@30c. q ID.
LARD OIL-The market is firm with good de-
mand for winter strained at 81 50Qsl 90 y
CHErsH = Choice n In fair supply and
the demand is light. We quote Western Re-
serve and factory 17@lsc.; inferior do. l0@l2
Northern cream lSG20c., and Northern English
Dairy 20@22c. o b.
EscULENrs-Ths stock of Potatoes Of good
quality is reduced. We quite choices 1
81 1908, 81 1904 for inferior. Turnips Zoe.
n n.so Ckofo axx<la
inferior $313 Is. Horse .radish COS d Dbl.
Beets, Psrsnips and Carrots nominslly 81 so
Cow PKAs-Are in very little request, and we
quote them nominally at 81 u bushel.
SOUR KRour-sS@s9 % Dbl. L..,.
CABBAGEs-The market is better supplied and
prices have declined. We quote choice $l6@l7
81 crate.
DRIED FRUIT-Appies are In good demand at
HOPE, and Peaches lac.
BEANs-Heavy receipts and only moderate de-
mand have caused q decline. Choice Western
are selling at sl2@lS, choice Northern 81, and
CorroN SEED-Is selling from landing at SIS
wooI-The market isquiet. and previous rates,
which we quote. rule. viz: Bury l5@25c., accord
ing to condition. Texas, one half merino, 500
32c.; washed 35G38c.
FkuIr-Malsga Lemons are selling at SO 500I19
box. New Raisins for boxes 50 1904; hall do.
50 25Gs2 IS; quarter do. 81 259sl 35. Citron
34c. ~ b., Prunes &c., Currants lee. % b.; new
Dates Ice. Almonds 3l0133c. Pecans l69lSc.
MALT AND HoPs-The former is in but little de-
mand at 81 1902 IS for Western, sn6 50 500
81 80 for Canada. Hops are dull at 2j03Oo. for
choice new Wisconsin; old are neglected and
prices nominal.
HIpEs-There is q steady demand at previous
rates. which we repeat, viz: Wet city slaugh-
tered lO6ll23c.; dry sailed 10000. Texas
stretched l7@2Oc.; Mexican dry flint 2O0z2c.;
country do. ls@20c. Damaged generally COM
msnd J Of above quotations.
TALLow-Is dull at l0A@llc. y ID. Inside dg-
ures for country rendered outside for city rem
| dered.
FRErGHrs-The amount Of foreign tonnage
| in port Is fair, but the demand can
not yet be regarded as better than moderate.
Rates continue irregular, but as approxima-
ting figures we would refer to the following. viz :
| Cotton by steam to Liverpool I'd. u ID by sail
| s-l6d; f2 los. q hid. for tobacco; As.
y Dbl. for -four. and lOad; y Sas isH
to Bsvre. is.is@ilc. o n. Cotton to Bremen, &C.
u n. Cotton by steam to New York, {9tc.
| b ~: tobacco. $40 u HID. -four SOC. u obl.;
| corn 20@2lc. u bushel. Cotton by steam to Bos-
ton, &c.; -four Sc bb corn zoe. egshei o Cot u
pp1. Through rates to Hamburg, by staana, via
New York, 1850. for Cotton. Cotton by steam
| to Bremen ID. Cotton by sail to Boston &c. Mo-
lasses by steam to New York 81; sugar by do. to
do, IS.
WEEKLY NEW ORLEANS QUoTATIQys OF HIDES,
ETc.-The following are Messrs. my Il Mehle g
quotations for hides, etc., in this city for the past
| week.
Steer hides city slaughter over IS Bs.. u d. 81
@9Sc.; steer hides, city slaughter, 20 to 81 bs.,
H., 9l00c.; steer hides, city slaughter, under 10
fbs., lt@l04c.; COW hides, city slaughter. as they
run, loo. y H.; kips, city slaughter, 20 70 "a
fbs., l3@l3Ac. q b kips city slaughter. q IN 30
ibs l@l2c.; calf skins city slaughter, each 81 $50
80 country hides flint, 20 to % fbs. lytolySc. eI
D.; country hides, flint damaged. half price bees
wax, prime yellow, 35@40c. % b.; OK horns,
each, s0l0c.; tallow, l0@llc. d b.
With only alapguid demand and an accumulat'
ing stock the market for green sides is giving way
and we have to report further decline in prices.
Dry sailed and dry flint maintain fully our last
quotations. Sales for the week are triaing and
mostly on speculation.