New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

price. We quote inferior st, Louis at $22@$25
33 ton,
PoRK-There has been very fair inquiry for
this article to-day but full particulars were with
held. We, however, quote round lots at $34 $40
"a rs T3 bbl. and retailing at $35C035 rs {B Dbl.
BACoN-The market to-day has been quiet, and
the only business done was in q jobbing way at
l8c for shoulders, 19c. for ribbed sides, zoe. for
clear sides, and 2G@263 % tb for sugar-oured
hams There were sales to-day 10 tierces hams
at 2Gc. u ID.
LARpEHas been quiet to-day, but prices remain
unchanged, at 18Gl84c. for. tierces and 2O4c. for
kegs in lots, and 19c for the former and l25c. for
the latter in retail parcels.
Wn1sKY-Is in large supply, but only small
jobbing trade is doing at 81 8OGD2 for Louisiana,
and 50 25602 35 for Western rectfed.
INDIA Observation-Disclosures in active retail de-
mand at previous prices, viz: 35c for rolls and
365c 10 yard for bales. There were sales yes
terday of 15O bales on private terms. We how
ever quote in lots at 34g@35c. y yard.
BALE RopE-Ts in full supply but slow of sale
at l7@l75c. u tb, and 180l83c q ib for retail
parcels
IRON T1Es-Are in moderate supply, with fair
demand at 1O@l2ac. piece.
GUNNY BAGs-Are in good supply but dull
at 28@3Oc. apiece.
STAR CANDLEs-The supply Of this article has
been very much reduced. The demand is fair and
prices firm at 2O@2O3c. for u o., 2lc. for l3 o.
22c. for IA oz, and 25c. for full weight
NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is very scarce, with {
moderate demand at 50 50@s3 for common, $50
SIS 50 for No. 2, and s7Q1$7 50 for No. L. Pitch il
selling at S. 5O0$6 % bbl.-Tar at 81 5O@$5, ant
Spirits ofTurpentine at 6O@623c. y gallonl
SUNDR1Es-Potatoes are selling at s3@3 % I
bb, apples at Sc 5000, onions at 50 25'94
eggs at $36t042 % bbl.. beans at $6@l2 " Dbl
chickens at 81 5O(95 for small, and 81 5OCD0 /
dozen for large, turkeys at s36038 u dozen, an
cabbages at $l2@l5 u crate.
; HoPs-Are only in moderate supply, but sti
amply sufficient for the demand, which is quit
, limited at 70c, for new American and soc. per l
for Belgian
MALr-Is in fair supply, but quiet at 81 500
for Canada, and 81 2O@l IS per bushel 70
= Western.
O1Ls-Linseed is in fair demand at $2t0$2 50 Z
gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 65t975c., and Lard Q
at 81 GO0$l 65 % gallon.
WooI-Is in light supply, and quiet at l6@l8t
for natural, 18@2Oc. for Texas to merino, go
u 25c. for 4 to merino, and 28@3lc. for washed.
= S4LT-Ig in fair demand, and prices show
i further Improvement. We now quote LiVerpo
a fine from store at 81 1902 60, and coarse g 25t
az 40 3g bushel; 50 So for fine by the cargo, ar
! 81 10 for coarse.
g BUrrER AND CHEsEE-Western and Northel
q butter is in good supply but quiet at 22G923c. +
Z; common Western 25@26c. for fair do; 27029
for prime do, and 3O@35c. for choice 40@45
y for goshen, and 4G@48c. for strictly choice d
Cheese is in good supply but dull at l5c. f
E SKINNED; 2l@22c. for factory 24c for Engli
y dairy 28@30c for Stilton, and 33@35c. for pin
Z apple.
e CoFFEE--Is in light supply and fair deman
y and prices are firm at 1896, gold, duty pa
* Dealers are supplying the demand for the count
~ at 297291c % Ii. for good to prime in currenc
!" :" FRE1GHTs-There is no disengaged tonna
=, on berth for either New York or Boston, a
~ rates are firm as follows, viz; by sail to N
York and Boston &c. % Ii. for Cotton, and soc.
"a bbl for Flour; by steam to New York, lc. %
for Cotton, and to Boston 1lc % lb.
!. sail to Liverpool, 9.16@Sd. q fb for Cotton, q
: lac. 9 ID. for Havre. The steamship now HI
for Liverpool is loading at ID. u D. for cotton.