The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
alt g IS o 100 ns.; lis do. Wheat malt 81 so

SPIRITS IURfkNriNs-Ihe supply is light and In
only retail demand. 1t is offered in lots at 174c.
y gallon. and 523@55c. in q retail way. 2l5
hhds. sold this week at As.
RoslN-The stock il very light and the demand
good for small lots. We quote pale "a so. No.
So, No. 2 50 2502 80 and common at 81 40. Pale
No. is scarce and In good demand.
TAILS very dull at 81 rs for small packages,
but there is good shipping demand for 40 gallon
P.rcH-h in fair supply and in light demand
RosM 0m-ContInues firm ct s5c. o gallon.
LME-ls in fair supply. Thomsston and Rock
lano, IN small lots, command 81 25@2 80 y bbl.'
Cape Lime " rs. Western 81 % Dbl.
VNEGAR-we quote best cider 200223c., Gin
cinnat grape 25030c. 10 gallon.
LINsEED On-sl i60sl 20 U gallon; retailingat
81 IS.
Iron TIEs-There is a good retail demand at
64c. % n.
INDIA BAGGrYG-Is quiet with little or no demand
for round lots. We quote India baggng retail, 100
l9lc. for rolls, and for bales; for blanket
bagging 23c. in rolls and 24c. In bales. Ker-
tucky baggipg is in light retail demand, and we
quote 16@lsc. for hand loom and 2l@233c. for
power loom. according to quality.
GUNNY BAGs-The stock on hand is very light
aud in good demand. and more In first hands. and
prices rule from 2002O3c. for round lots and 2lac.
EeGs-on landing at 27@2so y dozen, and sss
" Dbl. packed in straw. and 30933c. d dozen
and s276128 u Dbl. packed In oats; 25c. % dozen
by the Dbl. packed in lime. .ss4
PorLTRY-Selling on landing, turkeys SIS D
dozen; geese 50; chickens IS.
FBATHERs-The supply is moderate and dc.
msnd light Prices firm at s5@90c. for Western.
BRooMs-Scarce and In good demand ct s. rs
"a for lots from landing.
BALE RoPE-Is only in light retail demand,
and the supply is ample. IL is held at SAc for
round lots and Sc. b d. at retail, for choice
machine. -s
CoTroN SEED Oils in fair supply, but with
only moderate demand at sl@l O5 for refined and
soc. u gallon for crude.
FRu1T-Maisga Lemons are selling at So 506479
box. New Rasins. for boxes SO s0@s3 80; half do.
So 25@s2 35; quarter do. 81 25@sl 80. Citron
Sac. % D., Prunes l5c.; Currants lfDl5c. % b.;
new Dates &c.,: Almonds 2sc.; PecaDs l5Dl7c.
SOAP Palm soap is quoted at 707ae. b 10.
SALT Liverpool is in fair demand. Coarse $40
2 05; fine 81 1902 80. Large lots from warehouse
l0c. less. Turks Island 50055c. u bushel.
RICE Louisiana is 10 fair supply and moderate
demand at 6@sac. for fair TO choice. Carolina is
offering at lO@lO3c. The stock Of India is
light.
CoFFEE-The market is steady and firm 1T full
previous rates. We quote fair to prime at l4I0
l7lc. % b. gold duty paid, and 2l@24c. In cur
rency.
BUTrER-stock light and good demand. Choice
Goshen 50@52c.. Western S8940c inferior CO.
sben 45@47c.; inferior Western SO035c.; Choice
roll 40c.
LARD OIL-The market Ia firm with good de-
mand for winter strained at 81 6O@u IS y
gallon.
CHEESk-CnOce is IN Hgnt supply tnu RoOu re.
quest. We quote Western Reserve 10000;
Inferior do. 10@l5c.; factory scarce at 22923c.;
Northern cream lsG20c.; Northern English dairy
and fancy 22023c. ~ ID.
GREEN PEAs-sll@ll so b Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-AppIes dull at S3093c. Market
well supplied. Peaches l0@l2c.
BEANs-Choice Western are selling at sl20l3;
choice Northern sl4 and choice red sl8 y Dbl.
CoTToN 6EED-Is selling from landing at SIS
u ton.
WooL-The market is quiet, receipts light. We
quote market ss follows: Washed 30035c.; bury
l5c.; Louisiana ls025c. Mexican l5022c.;
Texas, lG3; MeIino, 25@30c.; full clip 20@2so.
TALLow-No. Texas packery ll@ll4. No. 3
l0}@l02. ,-.r-s --.--r
MALT AND HoPs-Inferior malt Is in no demand,
and the market Is entirely overstocked. Good IS
in demand at 50 50@2 rs for Western, and 81 800
81 80 for Canada. Hops are dull at lS@22c. for
choice new Wisconsin; old are neglected and
prices nominal.
FscuLENTs-we quote choice Potatoes 1903 Is
n bbl: and 81 OO2 so for inferior pink eyes 81 so
as. Turnips 81 so; Onions, choice yellow, $50
inferior 1904; Horse-radish 5000 y bbl.; bsets,
parsnps and carrots nominally at 81 so b Dbl.
Sourkrout sl4@l5 " Dbl. A-ml
HIDEs--Are in steady demand, at rates as be-
low. City slaughtered 1890 lbs. 3d.; middle
weights 94193c., light do. l00l2Ic.; light
kip loo. Wet hides are dull. Dry active dry
sailed 10000; Texas stretched l7@20c.; inferior
grades of former are quoted at 30@40c., and Mex
lean dry flint 2O@22c.; country do. ls02Oc.
Damaged 1 Of above quotations.
SUNDRIEs-Pigs feet 81 75CDl IS q keg; Tongues
7@7sc. y piece Spare Ribs sl40l5 y Dbl.
FREIGHTs-Under a continued Increase of dis.
engaged tonnage In port and the high price of
the leading staple, thereby preventing orders
from being executed for foreign account, we have
to report dull market to all ports for the past
three days. As an index of rates we would quote
the market as follows Cotton by steam to Liv-
erpool ID. % b., by sail inactive at 3D. 70 pound:
e. los. ~ thhd. for Tobacco; As. % Dbl. for
Flour and lid. y bushel for Corn;
I'D. - b. Cotton to Bremen l6c. Cotton
by steam TO New Yorkl@-c. S9b.; Tobacco $40
u hid; Flour 81 D Dbl. Corn 2O@2lc. % bushel;
Cotton by steam to Boston &C.; Flonr 81 % bbl;
Corn l5@22c. u bushe. Cotton by steam to Phila..
delphia lc. % b.; Flour SOC. % Dbl. Through rates
10 Hamburg by steam via New York I'D. for Cot.
ton. Cotton by steam to Bremen Id. Cotton by
sail to Boston lie. Molasses by steam to New
Boston 81 so % Dbl. Us
The CoTTos SUPPLYING give the following,
rom the New York Shipping and Commercial
List, a place in our columns, without In any way
ndorsing ii
"Tbe cotton supply question has not changed
of late. Stocks on this side of the At
ante are reduced to remarkably low ebb, but
hey are, nevertheless, thought TO be amply suf-
1cient to bridge over the period Intervening be.
,rop, at the present reduced rate of consumption
md export. Ia England there has been very lit
lie change in the situation during the past month.
{ seems TO be conceded that the supply will fall
considerably short Of the full consuming power,
)ut as the production of goods has been largely
urtailed there is likely to be sufficient cotton to
meet actual requirements to the end of the year.
There is nothing in the reports of the latest and
)est English authorities that gives assurance Of
higher range Of prices. 1t is true that a visible
upply on the first of the month showed O de-
icency of about 270, 600 bales, with the prospect
II continued diminution till the end Of the year;
nut. as an offset, the stocks of goods in England
re comparatively large. and they are entering
nto consumption at q very slow rate. Cheap
God will help matters some what, but this is not
ct assured. The stock Of cotton at Liverpool Is
My $50 900 bales, of which 329, 900 is American.
he additional supplies from this side to Deem
er LIST are estimated at some IS 900 bales only.
Tut from India the supplies promise to be as
arge as last year, taking INTO consideration d.
ect continental imports.
Smith, Edwards Il Co.'S Liverpool circular OF LIST
Instant, says: From this time forward 1t Is clear
bat the stock Of Isdisn cotton must increase, as
hat Of American will decline, but as no heavy
IMPORT is due for two months yet, the increase will
e gradual till September; but during that month
nd October II will rapidly augment. while at the