The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04

RrcE-Louisiana is in fair supply and moderate
demand at 6Gs4c. for fair to choice. CAROLINA Is
offering at l0Gl0ac. The stock OF India IL
Corrrs-The market is steady and firm at full
prsvioos rates: We quote fair e prime at log
1sac. . D. gold duty paid, and 2l@24c. In cur
BUrrER-For inferior grades we have no change
to note; for the better. the demand 10 very mod
crate with continued liberal receipts OF choice
grades the stock is very light and in good de-
msnd, at from 35@4oc.. the latter figure for
strictly choice yellow, and 10000. for inferior
Qualities. 2Ohoics- Goshen Soc; inferior 444146c.
LARD On-The market y hrm With good de-
mand for winter strained ct q 75@sl so .
= cSFfsE In very light supply ind good dsmsad
factory inferior qualities of Western Reserve and
factory l2s@iSc., Northern cream 22easc., Eng
GREEN PEHsHSiI@i2 q Dbl. yoa ssa .a3n3
DRIxD .FRrr Dried apples, in fair supply and
moderate request = HOLE for choice and
= wooL-ReceIpts light. Stock on hand mostly
Mexican Market firm at quotations as follows:
Washed 30@35c.; bury l5c.; Louisiana lsg25c
Mexican l5@22c.; Texas TOO hsrino 25Gsoc,;
full clip 2oQ2sc. - nL. 80 -. -
TALiowr mo. l Texas Packery iI@iIt. No.2,
1Os@ie2c. City rendered firm at l3@l3a. ~
MALT AND HoPs-Inferior malt Is in no demand,
and the market Is entirely overstocked. Good u
in demand at 81 25@2 So for barley, and "a so y
loo MS for wheat. Hops are dull at ls@22c. for
choice new Wisconsin old are neglected and
p' Escufrsrs-peacb blows are dull, but receipts
are large and prices lower, at 81 1902 SO for
choice st. Louis. Western pink eye, So 90;
Northern do, "a; jackson white So IS, in good
demand. Apples. market we'll supplied; choice
$6Q6 so inferior 50 5004 so. 100 bbls.
! sold to-day at Sc 80. Onions. market well
supplied and dull, choice $500; inferior 81 SO
as. Horseradish 1907. Other vegetables dull,
and market well supplied with Creole. pa aie6
HIDEs-In active demand for dry stock; wet
salted firm for all weights dry Mexican Tint ~
@24c; dry Texas flint 2 2aS dry country .,a
slaughter over so lbs. l0@llc.; wet sslted slaugh'
ter 20 TO so lbs. l040l2c.j wet sailed light steer
| and COW 10lDl2sc.; wetsated slaughter kip l239
lac; calf skins 81 25@l 80 each. Market hrm aId
active. The supply Of light weights is small,
| while that Of heavier weights Is large.
- SUNDRIEs--Pigs feet S. COOS so ~ beg. Tongues
| 63@7c. y piece. Spare Ribs sl40B y Dbl.
| Breakfast Bacon scarce and in good demand, IL
| Q22c. Dried Beef no demand, 15Ql6c., nom
FREIGHrs-The market to ailaforeign, as well az
most dome sticports. continues dull and inacve as
| for the past three days for exports We now quote
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool ia; to Ham
| burg ltc.; to Bremen ltc. to New York 10. ;
to Boston lc. to Phiisde ell ic. 40 mo- q
hid to Boston 50 V Dbl; -four to New York
49,; to Boston q Dbl; pork and beef to New
York 81 so for bbls and tierces ST.; corn do. $50
zoe. % bushel. > 81 l.is.
| By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32d; to
| Hayre lc; to Bremen 1c; to New York nominal to
Boston lc; to Philadelphia ltc; corn to Liver
| pool lOd., to Northern ports l5c. y bushel. To
bacco to Liverpool 40s. y hid; -four to Liver
pool S. cd y Dbl; pork and beef to Northern
ports = y Dbl; oil cake to Liverpool SIS sd@S's
| per ton. W. .r. i1l 81 : lrr..f.I 81
LUMBER-The country demand has been very
good and the supply is becoming light. Prices
are very firm. The following are the wholesale