New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

OATs-The market has been very quiet to-day,
and the only sale noticed was lot of 200 sacks at
SIC. f3 bushel.
BEAN-We have no alteration to notice in this
article. The stock is small and the demand lin
tied. Sales comprise 200 and 100 sacks at 81 40
58 100 lbs.
HAY-We have no sales to report to-day, but
continue to quote prime Ohio river at $27 50028,
and ordinary St. Louis at $22@25 % ton.
PoRK-The market has been very quiet to-day !;
we, however, quote overweight mess nominal at
$34 So In retail way there is only moderate
business doing at $35 % bbl.
BAooN-There is nothing doing in this article
beyond retail trade, and prices are dropping.
We now quote shoulders at l74@l8c. ribbed
sides I9c., clear sides l94c., plain hams 20c and
sugar-Cured hams at 2Gc. ~ ID. There were some
small lots Of clear sides sold today at 19!c % ID.
LARD-Has been quiet to-day, but prices remain
unchanged, at 18@l84c. for tierces and 202c. for
kegs in lots and 100 for the former and 1910. for
the latter in retail parcels.
WHIsKY-Ts in large supply, but only q small
jobbing trade is doing at 81 8O@2 for Louisiana,
and 50 25@2 35 for Western rectied.
STAR CAEDLEs-The supply Of this article has
been very much reduced. The demand is fair and
pliCCs bG %O9S-o2S' IL oAr ALSs aoA IL OA'3
22c. for IA or, and 25c. for full weight
INDIA BAGGING-There is some little inquiry
for this article and sales were made of 25 bales at
355c u yard. Dealers are supplying the demand
for the country at 345c. y yard for rolls, and 36c.
10 yard for bales
BALE RoPE-Is in large supply, but dull at
l6c. for lots, at 17c. % tb for retail parcels.
Iron TIEs-Are in fair supply and demand at
ll0l2c. apiece.
GuNNY BAGs-Are in good supply but dull
at 28Q13Oc. apiece.
SUNDR1Es-Potatoes are selling at $3@3 20 ts
bbl., apples at S. 50C16, onions at So 250S3 75,
eggs at S36@4O u bbl., Western beans at $406,
Northern at $1O@$l2 so u bushel, chickens at 81
as 10 dozen for small, and $718 for large, tur-
keys at $36@38, and geese at $120Sl4 U dozen.
Hops-There is avery fair demand for the new
crop, which are selling at 65@70c. Bavaria is
| scarce at soc. T9 ID.
MALT-There is some little demand for Canada
at 81 75Gl$2, and Western at $lG1$l Is u bushel.
Salts in fair demand, and prices firm at 81 40
az rs for Liverpool fine and 81 1902 so for coarse
in warehouse; 81 lO@2.l5 for the former and $40
2 10 for the latter by the cargo
Oms-Linseed is in fair demand at $2@s2 so t
| gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 65@75c., and Lard Oil
at 81 6O@$l 05 f3 gallon.
WooL-Is in light supply, and quiet at 16@18c
for natural, lSt920c. for Texas to merino, 229
Csc. for 4 to merino, and 28@3lc. for washed.
| NAVAL sToREs-Rosin is scarce, with fail
demand at 81 rs for No. l, IS Is for No. 2, ant
So 50 for common. Pitch is selling at $5 50@$6
Tar at 81 5O0$8 f3 bbl, and Spirits of Turpentine
at 624c. U gallon.
BUTTER AND CHEsEE-Western and Northern
butter is in good supply but quiet at 22@23c. fol
common Western ; 25G326c. for fair do; 27@29c
for prime do, and 3O@35c. for choice 4O@45c
for goshen, and 46048c. for strictly choice do
Cheese is in good supply but dull at 15c. fol
skinned; 2l@22c. for factory 24c. for Engsl
dairy 2803Oc. for Stlton, and 33@35c. for pine
apple
CoFFEE-There were sales to-day of $50 bags a
1880. u H., gold, duty paid. The demand for tht
country is quite active at CSC. .@293c. u fb. fo
fair to prime Rio in currency.
FREIGHTs-There is no disengaged tonnag,
on berth for either New York or Boston, AM
rates are firm as follows, viz: by sail to Nev
York and Boston &c. y u. for Cotton, and soc. I
bbl. for Flour; by steam to New York, 1c. y Ii
for Cotton, and to Boston 14c. IS Ii. B.
sail to Liverpool, 9-16@gd. % tb for Cotton, an
14c. 70 ID. for Havre. The steamship now her
for Liverpool is loading at I'd, % b. for cotton.
ship was taken up to-day tor Boston at soc. I
bbl. for Flour and &c. U tb for Cotton.