New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-24

Ohio river at $50 u ton. The market remains
quiet but firm.
PoRK-Contnues very quiet for round lots and
we quote prices nominal at $50 % Dbl In a job
bling way there has been quite brisk trade done
at s3j 50 u Dbl.
STAR CAEDLEs-Have been in good demand and
prices fair. The weeks sales comprise 1000 boxes
assorted at zoe. for II o.. 2lc for 1907, 22e for
l4Oz., and Csc for full weight. There were sales
to-day Of 100 boxes 1907. at 2lc.
BAcoN-There has been very good inquiry for
this article to-day, and prices are frmer but with
no motable change. Sales comprise casks
ribbed sides at &c and casks clear sides at 225c
" Ii. There has been quite an active retail
demand at 1890. for shoulders, &c. for ribbed
Sides 22ac. for clear sides, and 274c. % ID. for
suparcured hams. They are held by the lot at
Isle. for shoulders, 21lc for ribbed sides, and &c
3g ii. for clear sides.
LARD-Is quiet and prices unchanged at &c
for prime in tierces, and 24c. u IL. for kegs.
WHIsKY-There is little or no demand for round
lots, and but limited demand for retail lots at
81 75Q3l 80 for Louisiana, and 81 2O02 IS "a gal
Ion for Western rectifed.
INDIA BAGGNG-Is in very fai" retail demand,
and prices are firm at 33c. % yard for rolls, and
Ac. f} yard for bales. There are no round lots
offering. ,ra+.
BALE RorE-Ts in good supply, but with
little demand, at 184c. for lots and l0c. for retail
parcels.
GUNNY BAGs-Are in light supply and demand,
at 3Oc piece. r......-...
Salts in fair demand, and prices exhibit an
upward tendency. Turks Island is in light sup
ply and is held at Coo. per sack, Liverpool is
quoted at g 3O0$2 so for fine, from warehouse,
and 50 2O(1s2 30 % bushel for coarse. 1t is held
by the cargo at 81 40 for fine and 81 o. for
coarse.
sUNDR1Es-Eggs are selling at $2o@22 u.
Dbl, Potatoes at 81 25@s3 u Dbl, Onions at$2 50
@$4 u Dbl, Apples at 50 5004 u Dbl, Chickens
at $8@l0 % dozen, and Beans S9@$l1 % bushel.
NAVAL SToREs-Are in lightdemand, and prices
firm at SIG 50@$l7 for No. /, s. 30 for No 2
and common at 50 5O69$3 y bbl.; Pitch at S.
Tar at SO 50GD4, and Spirits of Turpentine at 81!
G1G0c. Y gallon. There were sales to-day of 23C
bbls No. l Rosn at 81, and 100 bbls. Turpentine
at SO, and 70 bbls do at Coo. q gallon.
HoPs-There il fair inquiry noticeable fol
new, but there are none in the market. Belgian
are held at 80@85c., and American at 75c. i
bushcl.
MATHS in light supply and dull at 81 7O@
81 Y for Canada, and 9o@92c for Western.
Coal Oils held by the lot at 80@9Oc. u gal
Ion.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in fair
supply butquiet at22c. for common, 25c. fair, ant
33035c u b. for choice, Goshen is selling a
40@l5c. q II. Cheese is quiet at l5@l8c. fo1
Western and 25@28c, per Ii. for English Dairy
| lots.
Woo1-Ts ii fair supply but quiet at 16yl8c
for natural, lS122c, for Texas 3@4 for Merino
22@25c. for Texas, }G15 for Meriuo, 28@30c. TO
washed, and l3@l5c. u Ii. for berry.
| HIDEs-Are i'll limited supply, with tai
demand at l0@lO4c. for green, and l2l@l5c. TO
dry.
CoFrEE-Ts in light supply, with fair deman
at 27G559c, u h. for ordinary to prime Rio il
currency.
FRE1GuTs-Are quiet but steady and firm. Tn
sales are to New York by steamer &c. u ii. 70
Cotton, 81 50 q hid. for Tobacco and 75c. IL Dbl
for Flour. The steamers now here are all full a
the above figures; and steamers to arrive ar
being taken up at lc. q Ii. for Cotton, and SO
hid. for Tobacco. By sail to New York, &c. y II
for Cotton; to Boston, 3@0-l6c. u Ii. for Cotton
and SOC. u Dbl. for Flour. By steam to Liver
pool &c. u ID. for Cotton; and by sail to Liver
pool 309l6d. for Cotton, aud AIS. Cd. for Tc
bacco by sail to Hayre, 14c. V Ii. for Cotton.