The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07

LARD-Has continued dull and in consequence
We now quote prime 10 siercss ls0Is4c., ia kegs
| zf@7ltc. y ID. Isl riercrs 275 kegs are the re-
ceipts, l23 terces and 2z5 legs tks sales, and 20
tieroes to Galveston the exports for the week.
Corn nxAI-Stcck il light aud the demand
a. rs % Dbl. i'll Z
SPIRITS TuRPKNTNE-The supply Is light and 10
only retail demand. II is offered in lots at 40@
Ale. " gallon, and 423c. in retail way.
good for small lots. There is considerable in
| quiry for round lots for shipment but buyers
are deferred from purchasing by high freights,
and We quote pale "a 90, No. l So 90, No. 2
i 81 so, and common ct 81 40. Pale No. Is
scarce and In good demand.
TAR-Is very dull for small packages, but there
j. a sood shipping demand for 40 gallon bbls. at
PITcaaIs in fair supply and in good demand
RosIS On-Continues firm at 35c. % gallon.
LME-With q fair supply, the demand has been
slight and prices quoted last week govern the
market. Thomaston and Rocklsnd, in small lots,
command 81 25@2 so % bbl., Cape Lime 81 rs,
vNEGAR-There is no demand. We quote best
cider 2o@223c., Cincinnati grape 26@soc. o
gallon.
Mass BEEr-Hau bbls. sll so. full bbls. $40
LISsEED on-sl 1901 20 o gallon; retailing at
| 81 IS.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-scarce and in good demand
at 2O612lc. ~ b.
IRoN TIEs-There is q good retail demand at
6}c. q h. 9.
INDIA BAGGISG-Tbe market continues active in
a retail way, with little or no demand for round
lots. We quote India bagging, retail. 2l@
2ltc. for rolls, and 22!c. for bales; for blanket
bsggiDg 239c. In rolls and Csc. in bales. Ken
lucky baggpg is in light retail demand, and we
quote 20022c. for hand loom and 24c. for power
loom. according to quality.
GUNNY BAGs--The st)ck on hand Is very light
aud in good demand and none In first hands. and
prices rule from 2lsc. for round lots and 22Ac. at
retail.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in little or no demand. but
prices remain firm. We quote -QlSc. for IL o.,
-@2lc. for IA o.. and -@24c. for full weight.
Eees-Are selling at 32G33c. D dozen, and
$2s@30 - Dbl. in oats.
FEArHERs-The supply is moderate and de.
mand light. Prices firm at S5090c. for Western.
BRooMs-Very dull, 81 5003 % dozen.
BALE RoPE-The stock on hand is light for the
demand, which is good. We quote at sc. for
round lots and 9lc. % b. at retail, for good
machine.
CoTroN SEED Oils in fair supply, but with
only a moderate demand at 81 for refined and
soc. ~ gallon for crude.
HooP PoLEs--Are In large supply and little de-
mand for good poles at SIS % 1000 for hogs
heads, and $30@35 D 1000 for barrels.
SALT-The demand for round lots for the int.
rior continues good and the market firm. We
quote coarse from warehouse 81 1902 Is fine
from warehouse 81 40@s2 As; coarse from
store 81 2592 30, and fine from store 81 IS
az 60. Turks Island nominal at 50060c. ~
bushel. lnsrT
WHIsKY-There is noticeable increase iu re.
cepts of Western, with very little demand be.
yoDd small lots. We quote common Western
rectifed 81 350l 40 u gallon for small lots
Bourbon 81 75@2 rs q gallon. al
RIcE-Louisiana Is scarce ana selling at 6l094c.
for fair to choice; Carolinas, the stock In first
bands is very light, and prices are firm at l23c.;
India at l0@l0sc.
CoFFEE-Is in fair demand. Receipts are mostly
coastwise and in hands of joboers. We quote
fsir to prime l4@l6ic. q b. gold duty paid, and
2l@2ic. in currency.
BUTTER-There is very little choice Western in
the market, held nominslly at S3@36c., inferior
do. 3SQ40c. II ID.
LARD OIL-The market is firm with good de.
mand for winter strained at 81 554sl 60 y
& allon.
CHEESE The stock of choice is scarce and
in good demand. We quote Western Re-
serve and factory 17@lsc.; inferior do. l20l5c.;
Northern cream lsG20c., and Northern English
Dairy 20@22c. u ID.
EscULENrs-The market is well supplied with
potatoes, which are selling at So SOFAS IS for
CHOICE and 81 25@2 so for inferior. Turnips 81 so
al rs. Onions S.. Choice apples S5C16, in.
ferior do. s3G3 so. Horse radish $60s y Dbl.
Beets, parsnips, and carrots nominally 81 50@3
Cow PEAs-Are in very little request, and we
quote them nomnally at 81 u bushel.
SOUR KROUT-sl0 q bbi.
UABBseEs-Tne market is glutted and dull at
GREEN PEAs-sll 5O@l2 % bbl
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are in good demand al
94@l0c., and Peaches lie.
MALAGA FRUIT Lemons continue scarce and
are ruling at s60DS q box. The stock of Raisins
is also very light and no stock in first hands. We
quote the following figures for small lots Raj
sins, full boxes 81 IS, halt boxes 81 so, quarter
boxes 81 so.
BxASs-Are scarce and in good retail demand
at $l7 for Western, and SIS for choice white
Northern. Choice red s22@$23.
COTTON SEED-Heavy supply with moderate de.
msnd at $l4 q ton. ..
CHEMIcALs-The market is well supplied. and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash Sic. for Is scent., &c. for so per
cent, Caustlc Soda &c. for 81 per cent, Bi-Carb
Soda &C., and Sal SODA SIC. y b.
Wool-Market continues bare. Receipts very
light. No stock OF any consequence. We quote
bury l5025c., according to condition; Texas,
one half merino. 300S2c.: washed 3503Sc.
Coal On-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 41G50c. ~ gallon, according to brand.
Ine receipts Of Coal Oil in barrels are fair and the
demand moderate, and we quote 314@40c. in q job
bing way.
FRErGHTs-The amount of foreign tonnage
in port is still heavy, but the demand eau
not yet be regarded as better than moderate.
Rates also are Irregular. and it is difficult,
tons, especially by sailing vessels. As approx.
mating figures, however, we would refer to the
following for the guidance of interested parties
having had ample assurances that the prices set
down have been recently paid and are still ex-
scted TO the respective places included, viz /:
Cotton by steam TO Liverpool ID. S3 ID by sail
s-l6d; e. los. y hid. for tobacco; As.
4 Dbl. for -four, and 9s@lO9d. u bushel
for corn, oil cake at 35s. q ton. C)tton by sail
to Hsvre, lt@l4c. q b. Cotton to Bremen.
! 4c. t. 10. Cotton by steam to New York, lc.
q 10: tobacco $40 q HID; -four s5c. q bbl.;
corn 2012lc. ~ bushel. Cotton by steam TO Bos-
ton. &C.; -four 81 u bbl corn 20c e bushel. Cot
ton by steam to Philadelphia. lc. % u; -four 81 ~
Dbl. Through rates to Hamburg, by steam, via
New York, lie. -..-
WEEKLY QUOTATIONS OF HIDES ETc.-The follow.
ing report of the market is from the circular of
hessrs. Hay Mehle:
Steer hides, city slaughter. over IS ibs.. q d.
10c.; steer hides, city slaughter. 20 to 81 Ms, p
b., l0c.; steer hides, city slaughter under 20 fbs
T. 10, l0@le4c.; COW hides, city slaughter, as they
run, l0Gl04c. q D.; kps, city slaughter, 20 TO q
ibs.. l2@lSac. Il n; kips city slaughter, % to
80 fbs, l2c.; calf skins city slaughter each 81 %
country hides, flint 20 to rs fbs. lsGl9c. q b.;
country hides, flint damaged. half price bees.
wax prime yellow, SOC. q 10; OK horns, each,
&C.; tallow, l04@l2c. = n.