New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

prices are unchanged. Sales are confined to
loo sacks at 81 40 per 100 lbs.
HAY-There has been quite an active inquiry
noticeable for this article to-day at unchanged
prices. Sales comprise 70 bales prime Ohio
river at $685. 1000 round.hoop do. at $25, and 300
bales do. at $24 f8 ton.
PoRK-The market is still very quiet. The sup
ply is not large, but is still amply sufficient for the
demand which is of limited character. There
have been no sales of magnitude to-day, but we
continue to quote lots at $34 % for choice mess,
and retailing at $34 so T3 bbl
BA0oE-shoulders are very scarce. There is,
however, nothing doing beyond retail trade at
18c. % ID. Sides are in fair supply but quiet at
18!c. for ribbed and 19@l93c. y ID. for clear do,
Plain hams are selling at 2Oc., and sugar-cured do.
ats23@25c. % fb.
LARD-We have no change whatever to notice
in this article The supply of fierce Lard is much
in excess of kegs; but only retail trade is doing
at l9c. for tierces and 2lc. % ID. for kegs Lots
are held at 174c. for the former and 204c. y ID.
for the latter.
WHIsKY--Is in large supply, but only small
iobbing trade is doing at 81 8O@$2 for Louisiana,
and 50 1902 35 for Western rectified.
STAR CANDLEs-The market has been quiet
throughout, and the only sale reported was lot
of 200 schaefer at 2O4c. for u or, and Csc. for
full weight; Is OF. are quoted at 2lc., and II OF.
| at 22c.
INDIA BAGGING-There has been some little
movement in this article to-day, but full particu-
lars were withheld. Prices however are weak
and unsteady at 34t9343c, u gallon. Dealers are
supplying the demand for the country at 343c. for
rolls and 36c. u yard for bales.
BALE RoPE-Is in very large supply, but dull at
15c.@l53c. Sor lots, and retailing at Ice. @164c.
u ID.
Iron T1Es-Are in fair supply and demand at
11@l2c. apiece.
GUNNY BAGs-Are in good supply but dull
at 28@3Oc. apiece.
SUNDRIEs-Potatoes are selling at 50 1898 u
bbl., green apples at 81 50@S6, eggs at $35@3s
b Dbl, small chickens at $406, large do. at IS
% dozen; turkeys at $34@36 U dozen, onions al
81 5O0s2 Is % Dbl, and cabbages at sl4@l5 4
crate.
NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is very scarce with {
fair demand and prices firm at S. for No. l, Sc 81
for No. and, 81 5O@s5 % Dbl. for common
Pitch is selling at S. 5O@$6, Tar at 81 5O@$6 y
bb., and Spirits of Turpentne at 75c. u gallor
for lots and retailing at 80@85c. q gallon There
were sales Saturday not previously reported o
100 bbls. of Turpentine at 65c. y gallon.
OHs-Linseed is in fair demand at $20s2 05 q
gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 65@75c., and Lard Of
at 81 6O0sl 65 p gallon.
MALT-There is some little demand for Canadi
at 81 1882, and Western at $l0sl IS % bushel
HoPs-There is very fair demand for the new
crop which are selling at 65@70c. Bavaria
scarce at SOC. U ID.
SALTS in fair demand, and prices firm at 50 4
az IS for Liverpool fine and 50 3592 90 for coars
in warehouse 50 1902 Is for the former and $40
10 for the latter BY the cargo.
WooL-Is in light supply, and quiet at 16@l8c
for natural 18@2Oc. for Texas J to merino, 22@
Csc. for to merino, aud 2S@3lc. for washed.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in goo
supply but quiet at 22023c. for common, 25926c
for fair, 27029c for prime and 3O@35c. for choice
Northern is in light supply and firm at 4O045c
for fair and 46@48c. % ID. for strictly choice
Cheese is selling at 15c. for skinned, 2l@22c. fc
factory, &c for English dairy 28@3Oc. for stilto
= , and 33@35c for pine apple.
! CoFFEE-Continues in fair demand at 1890. :
= h., gold duty paid Dealers are supplying til
! demand for the country at Csc. @293c. q Ii. fe
> good to prime Rio, in currency.
FRE1GHrs-Are quiet, but firm and unchanget
? and rates are as follows, viz 1c. % ID. for Co
. ton, 9Oc.@ sl u Dbl. for Flour, by steam to Ne
:. :, York lie. y ID. for Cotton to Boston. By SO
= to New York and Boston, &c. % Ii. for Cottol
L and 75@8Oc. u Dbl. for Flour. By sail to Live
pool, 9-l6@sd. % tb for Cotton, and l4c. 78
for Cotton to Havre. The steamship for Live
pool is loading at ID. 53 ib. for cotton, and 45s.
hid. for tobacco.