New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26


main unchanged. Sales to day include 500 and 20
sacks at SOC. u bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and demand atpreviou
prices, VIZ 81 Is d LOO tbs There were sale
to-day of 500 sacks at the above quotations
HAY--We have no alteration to note in thi
article. Sales to-day comprise 273 bales of yer.
inferior st. Louis at SIS, and 100 bales prime do
at S29 per ton.
/ PoRK-The market remains very inactive. Tht
supply on hand ID fair, but there is no demand
whatever for round lots, which we quote nomina
at $35 - Dbl. In a jobbing way there is only
moderate business doing at $35 SO % bbl.
BACoN-The only sales we noticed to-day were
casks of shoulders at 1910, and 10 terces sugar
cured hams at 263c. 53 ID. The retail demand is
only moderate at lS5c. for shoulders, 2l4c for
ribbed sides, 22sc for clear sides, and 27c. 70 d.
| for sugar cured hams. 1t is held in lots at Isle.
for shoulders, 2lc for ribbed sides, 22c for clear
sides, and 263c. % tb. for sugar cured hams.
LARD-ls quiet and prices unchanged at 22c.
for prime in tierces, and 24c. 78 fb. for kegs.
WHrsKY-There is little or no demand for round
lots, and but limited demand for retail lots at
81 75@l 30 for Louisiana, and 81 2O@2 IS 43 gal
lon for Western rectiied.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in fair supply with good
demand and prices remain firm at zoe. for - oz.,
2lc for ID or, 22c. for IL o., and 25c for full
weight. There were sales to-day of $50 boxes of
Schaefer's II or at Zoe.
INDIA BAGGNG-The supply on hand is very
light, but with only moderate retail demand at
S8c. for rolls, and 40c. % yard for bales. We
have not heard of any round lots Offering.
BALE RoPE-Is in fair supply, but moderate
demand, at l8lc for lots and l8c. for retail
parcels.
GUNNY BAGs-Are in light supply and demand,
at soc. piece.
SALTS in fair demand and prices exhibit an
upward tendency. Turks Island is in light sup
ply, and is held at 65c. per sack Liverpool is
quvted at 50 30@$2 SO for fine, from warehouse,
ana ~ 2U@s2 80 % bushel for coarse. It is held
by the cargo at 50 40 for fine and 50 O5 for
coarse.
sUNDR1Es-Eggs are selling at s20022 80
Dbl, Potatoes at 50 25@$3 U bbl., Onions at 50 so
@s4 % bbl., Apples at$2 5O@4l % bbI., Chickens
at $8t9l0 Tg dozen, and Beans $9@$ll $9bushel.
NAVAL SToREs-Are in light supply with fair
demand, and prices are firm, with an upward ten
dency. We quote Sc 5O@S7 for No. Rosin
81 so for No. 2, and common at 50 50@$3; Pitch
at S. 50@s6; Tar at 50 5O04 u Dbl. Spirits of
Turpentine at 573@60c. f3 gallon. There were
sales today of 50 and AZ bbls. Turpentine at574c,
and 20 bbls. at 6Oc. u gallon; 14s bbls. No.
Rosin at Sc rs; $50 Pitch at $5 50, and Is do
Sc 25 y Dbl.
HoPs-There is fair inquiry noticeable for
new, but there are none in the market. Belgian
are held at 80@85c., and American at 75e. ~
bushel.
for Canada, and 9O@92o. for Western.i
Coal Om-Is held by the lot at sO@90c. u gal
Ion.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-western Butter is in fair
supply quiet, at 22c. for common, Csc. fair and
33@35c. 70 Ii. for choice. Goshen is selling at
4OC045c. 49 ID. Cheese is quiet at 15@l8c. for
Western and 25@28c per b. for English Dairy
lots.
WooL-Is in fair supply but quiet at l6@l8c.
for natural, l8@22c for Texas, 3@4 for Merino,
22@25c. for Texas, 4@b for Merino, 28@30c. for
washed, and 13@l5c. % b. for berry.
HrDEs-Are in limited supply with fair
demand at l0@lO3c. for green, and l23@l5e. for
dry.
at 27@59c y ID. for ordinary to prime Rio in
currency
FRErGHrs-Are quiet but steady and firm. The
sales are to New York by steamer &c. y ID. for
Cotton, 81 so u hhd for Tobacco, and 75c. u Dbl.
for Flour. The steamers now here are all full at
the above figures; and steamers to arrive are
being taken up at lc. q IL. for Cotton, and $40 8
hid. for Tobacco. By sail to New York, &c. u ID.
for Cotton to Boston, 499l6c. q ID. for Cotton,
and SOC. u bbl. for Flour. By steam to Liver
pool, 4c f9 ID. for Cotton; and by sail to Liver
pool, B@9-l6d. for Cotton, and Ats. Sd. for To-
bacco; by sail to Havre, lie. y ib. for Cotton.