The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

deapand at 60sSc for fair 10 choice. Carolina is
ofteritg at l09lo3c. The stock of India 10
liEkt.j
tofFKE-Tbe market is steady and firm at full
pTssitus rates: We quote fair to prime at l440
l7sc, y D. gold duty paid. and 2lG2ic in cur
BUIfER-More liberal receipts with moderate
demsad. Prices are not so firm as last week
Choice Western nominslly 371a40c.; inferior 90.
3O@yic.; Choice Goshen 5O052c.. inferior 90. 90
45Q4,c.; choice roll 3SG39c., inferior do 35g'oc'
LARD 0LL-The market ia arm With good oe-
maoal for winter strained at u ooDh % "
gallon.
CHFEsy-Choice Is In light supply and good re-.
ouest We ouote Western Reserve l9620c. !;
inferior do l0C1l5c. factory scarce at 2O922c.;
Northern cream 20G22c.; Northern English darv
and fancy 22023c. " b.
GgsEs PEAs-Sll@ll so u Dbl.
DRiED FRUTr-Apples dull at 909lc. Market
well supplied. Peaches l0@l2c. Dry Peaches
in demand at l0@l2c. for quarters and halves.
70 bhis quarters Peaches sold to-day at II to.
BEAEs-Choice Western sre selling at sl30l4 |;
CHI Dice Northern SIS, and choice red SIS Il Dbl.
COTTON SEED-Is selling from landing at SIS
% ton.
WooL-The market is quiet, receipts light. We
quote market as follows Washed 30935c.; bury
15c; Louisiana ls@25c. Mexican l5G2zc.
Texas, 4ai Merino. 25@30c. full clip 2OQ25c
TALLcw-No. Texas packery ll0lla. No.2
l0SfIl03.
Mar AND HoPs-Inferior malt lie in no demand,
and sbe market IL entirely overstocked. Good Is
in demand at 50 1902 so for barley, and 81 so b
I0Ofts. for wheat. Hops are dull at ls922c. for
choice new Wisconsin; old are neglected and
prizes nominal.
EsCILENrs-we quote choice Potatoes: Peach
blows So; russets 81 50@2 IS; reds. large pink
eyes, "a 50 for Western; 81 6s04 70 for North
err; Jackson whites So 6O@3 rs; in good demand
for planting. Turnips dull at 75c.@Sl; market
overstocked. Onions, choice yellow, s5Ds5 so;
inferior SO 50d4; choice Apples IS 5006 so; infe-
ltnk ~
Psrsuips and Csrrou nominslly 81 so % Dbl.
SODrkrout sl39l4.
HrpEs-The demand, has improved aud prizes
higher We quote market as follows: Steer.
civ Slaughtered 70084 lbs. 9094c.; do. under
20 t5s. 93c. Cow hides, city slaughtered. as they
Iupg g5c. Rips city slaughtered, 20024 fts. 1910;
do. do. 25d3O fbs., lac. Calf skins each 81 so.
Colntry hides flint, 2O@25 bs., 2Oc.; do. damaged
sarDETEsLPigs feet 81 s061 30 % beg; Tongues
70S4c. u piece; Spare Ribs $l4@l5 % Dbl.
FAsrGHTs-The market for foreign ports has
been quite dull, and rates are nominally un-
chSeged. We hear of about 10, 900 bags Corn hav.
mgbeen engaged for Liverpool on sailing yes
sel:3psrtly loaded at the reduced rate of l0d q
busEel. Coastwise there lie fair business doing
and rates sre steady. We now quote
thei market as follows. viz Cotton by steam
to siyerpool I'd. . b.. by ssil at I'D. d pound;
e. az hid. for Tobacco; IS. Cd. - Dbl. for
FlotI and lO@l0ad. y bushel for Corn Oil
Gale at 32s Cd. d ton. Cotton by sail to Hsvre
lei q h. Cotton to Bremen lie. Cotton
by ttssm to New York lie. % b.; Tobacco $40
y tc.; Flour 81 y Dbl. Corn 2092lc. % bushel;
Cot{oa by steam to Boston &c.,; Flour 81 f3 Dbl;
Corr i5122c. y bushel. Cotton by steam to Phla-
dells lc. q b.; Flour SOC. % Dbl. Through rates
to hamburg by steam via New York Id. for Cot.
toni Cotton by steam to Bremen I'D. Cotton by
saiIiis Boston lc.; TO New York lc. Molasses by
ste5iG to New York 81 so. Sugar by do. to do.
IS. Molssses 10 Boston 81 so % Dbl.
W9gcHANTs' ExcHANGE-The sales on Change
to;Ifa;t were so and 20 bbls. fDe -four at S. rs b
bblt 400 bbls. mess pork, buyers option. jan
Ua-1. at $3l y Dbl 200 kegs lard u arrive at 81
ces4 ~ ~. and 200 do. to arrive at T4c. b ID.