The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18


and 100 st. Louis ct s27. Receipts 1885 bales
Sales $50 bales. Exports none. % 90 !,
Pork consequence Of continued dulness
prices have declined fully SOC. y Dol, o COM
now quoted at s29 so 10 q round way, and $50 so
at retail and 10 duh at these figures No sales of
consequence during the last three days to report.
Receipts 479 bbls. Exports none. ,.,s -
BacoS-lncreased receipts end dull market
have caused . downward tendency In prices, and
rates today are fully &c. lower than those ruling
on Friday last. We now quote shoulders l4@c,,
clear ribbed sides $50 TO-. clear sides ls@t94c.
% ~, and lsusar-cured hams l60lsc. as to qaal-
lty. 402 casks and III tierces are the receipts.
and "a casks ana 10 sterces the sales during the
past three days. No exports.
LARD The market is dull and depressed, with
little or no demand beyond retail lots ct lie. for
prime in tierces and 2lc, in kegs. For round lots
prices are nominal irregular and appear to be un-
settled and In the absence Of any transactions OF
magnitude for some time past. We necessarily
receipts, and 50 tierces and SO kegs the exports
during past three days. i -. 49,. 49,. ......-
Corn MrAL-Choice kiln-dried is scarce and
selling at IS from lading and IS rs from store.
sPIRIrs TuRPRNrNs-- The supply IL light and In
only retail demand. 1t is offered in lots at 400
Ale. y gallon, and 42sc. In retail way. 1.l.
Ros1S-The stock is very light and the demand
good for email lots. We quote pale ~ %,
Pale No. l is scarce and in good demand. We
note sale of 500 bbls. No. 2 at 81 so. s.,..., !.
TAR-Is very dull at 50 Is for small PACKAGES,
S SS :ss % sS i.p,'s a'n'1' TOT ~ CANON
PIroH-Is in fair supply and in good demand
at g seGs IS y Dbl. weno'e sale Of lao bbls.
RosrN On-Continues nrm at ssc. q gallon. .Ba
LINES in fair supply. Thomaston aud Rock
lsn6, in, small lots, command 81 25G2 SO b Dbl,
Cape Lime 81 rs. Western 50 y Dbl.
VISEGAR-There Is no demand. We quote best
cider 20@2Q3c.. Cincinnati grape 25030c. y
q r. . rHH '.
MISS BEEF-Hali bbls. Sill so. full bbls. $40
0$2l so.
LssEED on 81 ls@si 20 . gallon; retailing at
81 3d.. s-l -o a9l7l ae'l-. ~ .I- 30
BREAkFAsr BAcos-scsrce and in good demand
at 20QD2lc. y ID. $500 a. -.
Iron TIEs-There is good retail demand at
6a@6ac. y H., according to quantity and patent.
INDIA BAGGING--The market continues active in
q retail way, with little or no demand for round
lots. We quote India bagging, retail, 200
204c. for rolls, and Fl &C. for bales; for blanket
baggiDg 23c. in rolls and 243c. In bales. Ken
tucky bagging is iq light retail demand, and We
quote 20122e. for hand loom and 24c. for power
loom, according to quality.
JUNNY BAGs-The stock on hand Is very light
aud In good demand. and more In first hands, and
prices rule from 2Oac. for round lots and Zig at
retail.
STAR CANDLEs-Are In little or NJ demand. but
prices remain firm. We quote --QDlsc. for IL o.,
--012lc. for IA o.. and --(l24c for full weight.
Eees-Are selling at 3o0S3c. y dozen, and
FEArHEKs-The supply is moderate and de.
mand light Prices firm at s5Gl90c. for Western.
BRooMs-scsrce and in good demand at So so
"a so for lots from landing.
BALE RoPE-The stock on hand Is ample for the
demand. which is light. We quote at SIC. for
round lots and SC. D b. at retail, for choice
machine. A
-CorroN SEED OILS in fair supply, but with
only moderate demand!at sl@l oS for refined and
HooP PoIEs-Are In large supply and little de-
msnd for good poles at SIS y 1000 for hogs
heads, and s30@35 b 1000 for barrels. f,b =.
SALT-There is q fair demand both from the
West and from the interior We quote
coarse from warehouse 81 05@2 10 fine from do.
50 30@s2 IS coarse from store 81 l5@2 20, and
fine from store 81 1902 45. ,.,.. -.f ~
wHIsKY-The market Is dull and depressed.
We quote common Western reetifed 81 20 u
gallon Bourbon 81 1902 Is D gallon. 3r &
RIcE-Lousiana Is in fair supply and moderate
demand at 6@9c. for fair to choice; Carolina Is
offering at 1O@i0tc: The stock Of India is light
but receipts are looked for. it3 polo tf
CoFFEE-Is in fair demand at full previous rates.
We quote fair to prime ll@isic. y h. gold duty
paid end 2i6124c. IN currency.
no choice Goshen in the market. Former is held
nominaly at34@37ac., inferior do. 25930c., choice
Goshen 4e@50c., and inferior do. 3S440c. u ID.
LARD Ou-The market Is firm with good de-
mand for winter strained at 81 500sl so D
CHEESE = The stock of choice is scarce and
in good demand. We quote Western Re.
serve and factory 17Qlsc.; inferior do. l29l5c.;
Northern cream Is G2oc., and Northern English
EssuLESrs-fhe market is well supplied with
potatoes. which are selling. at 81 5093 for
choice, and s2@2 rs for inferior. Turnips 81 rs
az. Onions S.. Choice apples $5@s, In
ierior do. 1908 so. Horse radsh se@s o Dbl:
Beets, parsnips, and carrots nominally 1904
2bbl.
Cow PEAs-Are in very little request. and we
quote them nomiuslly at 8 y bushel. sss
CABBAeEs-The market is frmer at sl5@lS Z,
crate.
GREEN PEAs-sll 5O@l2 o Dbl.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples are In good demand at
9a@l0c., and Peaches lie.
BxANs-ln better supply and in good retail de-
mand at SIG for Western, and SIS for choice
white Northern. Choice red $220s23.
CoTToS sEED-Are selling from landing at SIS
u ton.
wooL-There Is a noticeable Improvement In
receipts though the market continues quiet. We
quote bury l5@25c., according to condition
Texas, one half merno, 30@32c.; washed 35G3sc.
FRuIT-Malaga Lemons are selling at s5@s6 b
box. New Raisins, for boxes $l@sl IS; half do.
81 25@s2 s.; quarter do. 81 25Gsl IS. Citron
sac. D H., Primes l6c; Currants Ice. ~ fb. new
Dates &c.,; Almonds 3l933c. Pecans lS0120c.
MALT AND HoPs-The former is 10 bat little de-
mapd at 81 1000 IS for Western, and 81 s0@
81 80 for Canada. Hops are dull at 25C030c. for
choice new Wisconsin; old are neglected and
prices nominal ai" $3.50
HrDEs-There Is o steady demand ct previous
rates, which we repeat, viz: Wet city slaugh-
tered l0@l29c.; dry sailed l7Siec.; Texas
stretched l7020c.; Mexican dry hint 20922c.;
country do. 1sG20c. oiIH 800 .1na
FREieHrs--The amount of foreign tonnage
in port Is still heavy, but the demand can
not yet be regarded as better than moderate.
Rates continue irregular. but as approx.
mating figures we would refer to the fol-
lowing for the guidance of interested parties,
having had ample assurances that the prices set
down have been recently paid and are still ex-
acted to the respective places included, viz;
Cotton by steam to Liverpool ID. q n; by sail
9.led;. e. los. . hid. for tobacco; As:
y Dbl. for -four, and l0}d. y bushel
for corn. oil cake at 35s. y ton. Cotton by sail
to Bavre, Ito. . d. with some parties asking
an advance. Cotton to Bremen. li,. y
n. Cotton by steam to New York, lc.
y n: tobacco $40 y hid; -four $50. q bbl.;
corn 2O@2lc. . bushel. Cotton by steam 70 Bos-
ton, lic. -four 81 y bbl.; corn 2Oc q bushel Cot
ton by steam TO Philadelphia. lc. y n; -four 81 b
Dbl. Through rates to Hamburg, by steam, via
New York, I'D. for Cotton. Cotton by steam to
Bremen I'D. .-.li.. ~
Cattle Market.