The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-09

2O5; fine 81 1902 80. Large lots from warehonss
loo. less. Turks Island S0Qs5c. q bushels
RICE, Louisiana Is in fair supply and moderate
offering at lO9lOsc. The stock Of India IA
light.
CoFFEE-The market is steady and arm at full
previous rates. We quote fair TO prime at l4lM
l7@c. y d. god duty paid. and 2l@2ic. in cur
rency. "a trf1- ,rrsf7 II
BuTrER-stock light and good demand. Choice
Goshen 50G52c., Western 3SQ140c.; Inferior Co
shsn .45G47c.; inferior Western S0@S5c.; Choice
LARD on-The market is firm with good de.
msnd Tor winter strained at 81 600$l 66 D
CHEssE-Choice is in light supply and good re.
inferior do. l0@l5c.; factory scarce at 2212sc.:
Northern cream IsG20c.; Northern English dairy
and fancy 22G23c. u b.
GREEN PEAs-sll@ll so q Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples dull at S419sc. Market
well supplied. Peaches lO@l2c.
BEANs-Choice Western are selling at sl2@l3;
choice Northern sl4 and choice red SIS o Dbl.
CoTToS SEED-Are selling from landing 1915
D ton.
wooL-Ths market is quiet, receipts light. We
quote market as follows Washed S0035c.; bury
l5c; Louisiana ls@25o.; Mexican l5@22c.;
Texas, 3@} Merino, 25GS0c.; full clip 20@23c.
lO3@l0i.
MALT AND HoPs-Inferior malt Is in no demand,
and the market Is entirely overstocked Good is
in demand at 81 50@2 rs for Western, and 50 75@
81 90for Canada. Hops are dull at 1s022c. for
choice new Wisconsin; old are neglected and
prices nominal. ENr l I ts-
EscULESrs-we quote choice Potatoes s3@3 IS
Z Dbl; and 81 00@2 so for inferior pink eyes "a SO
IS so; inferior So 50@4; choice Apples 1901;
inferior 1904; Horserad $S6ll0 d bbl: beets.
parsnips and carrots nominaIly at 81 so b Dbl.
Sourkrout sl4@l6 u Dbl. 49, $3.50 - ra
low. City slaughtered $1,000 ibs. &c.; middle
weights 94G93c-,-Ight do. l06l25c.; light
kip l5c. Wet hides are dull. Dry active dry
sailed lS@20c.; Texas stretched l7120c.; Mex.
lean dry flint 2OG22c.; country do. lS@2Oc.
Damaged of above quotations. = -sIl
suNDRIEs-Pigs feet sl75@l IS y keg; Tongues
7@7tc. y piece Spare Ribs sl4@l5 . Dbl.
FREIGHrs-Under an increase of tonnage ar
brought about by the high figures demanded for
cotton during the past week, the market
has lost its buoyancy, reported in our last
edition, and we would now quote the following
rates as fair index of the business doing, viz:
Cotton by steam to Liverpool Id. D D., by sail
9led. " pound e. los. y hid. for Tobacco;
As q bbl.for Flour and l20fsd. SBbushe for Corn;
Oil Cake at 35s. 53 ton. Cotton by sail to Havre
It'd. q b. Cotton to Bremen 3.l6c. Cotton
by steam to New York lt@-c. q b.; Tobacco $40
y hid; Flour 81 u Dbl. Corn 20G2lc. D bushel;
Cotton by steam to Boston &c.,; Flour 81 - bbl.;
Corn l5@22c. q bushel. Cotton by steam to Phila-
delphia lc. b.; Flour soc. u Dbl. Through rates
ton. Cotton by steam to Bremen I'D. Cotton by
sail to Boston llc. Molasses by steam to New
York 81 so. Sugar by do. to do. IS. Molasses to
Boston 50 % Dbl.
prise the sales on Change tonight viz 100 bbls.
super6ne -four at 81 so; 100 fine do. at Sc rs;
Is and 100 do. on p. t.
WEEKLY COFFEE SrATEMENr-The following re-
port OF our market for the week ending this even.
ing is from the circular of IL. 7. Lonsdale, Esq,
coffee broker:
Imports from Rio de Janeiro from lst July, 1867,
to Both June, 1868, 1859 bags. Same
period previous year 81, 49l bags. Increase in
1867 SO 80 0zS bags Imports from LIST July last to
date, IS $50 bags. Arrivals since last circular,
1929 bags. Sales since last circular, $3.50 bags,
l04c. Stock-Rio in importers hands, 1000 bags.
Gold quotation this day, 1854. Market-Prime
l6}@lIc. gold duty paid; good fair l5l9l69c. do;
fair l5Gl54c. do; common l40l4tc. do.
Demand good; met by the dealers at above
quotations. The market has been well supplied
by eoastwise shipments.