New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-30
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and prices aroqmte unsteady, with downward
tendeney. Sales comprise 1900 bbls,, Of which 90
choice family at SIS, 100 double extra at SIS S75
100 do at SIS 25, so do at slS, 100 good extra at
sl2 IS, 100 do at sl2 5O,-I50 and 80 do. at sl2, !
l5O at $l2 25, 100 on lis merits, at So 100 very
choice superfne at $40 loo superfne at 50 IS,
and 100 do at $40 50 81 Dbl.
CoRN--We have no change whatever to notice
in this article. The demand is limited and supply
fair. Sales to-day embrace 5000 sacks inlots, as
follows, viz. 1850, 400, 800 and 200 white at s5c,.
1000 do. at s4o., 1895 yellow mixed on private
terms, aud 500 do. at 75c, u bushel.
0ATs-Are in very limited demand, and prices
are still ruling in favor of buyers, and in some
instances sales were made at decline Of 2c' u
bushel on Yesterdays quotations. Sales to-day
comprise 2lOO sacks, of which $50, 400 and 259 at
45e, 450 at 49,, and 800 poor atA2e. f9 bushel.
BR4N-Continues very quiet, but unchanged.
Sales to-day embrace 500 and 400 sacks at 81 10
/ % 100 lbs. gl
HAYS in fair supply, with a very limited
demand, but prices are firm with an upward
tendency There were sales to-day of $50 bales
prime Ohio river at s26 ton. It is selling by the
jobbing lot at s2T@2s y ton.
in this article, although prices are somewhat
weaker. There were, however, sales to-day of
5O so and so bbs. at at s36 y bbl 1t is retailing
at $50 25 % bbl.
1 BAcoNs-The market to-day has been very quiet,
and we have no sales Of any magnitude to report,
but moderate retail business has been doing at
1s3@19c. for shoulders, 2lA022c for ribbed sides,
2l8c. for clear ribbed, 239243c. for clear sides
and 261@273c. y 10. for sugar-cured hams.
} LARD-The demand for this article is entirely OF
a retail character at 221@23c, for prime in terces
! and 240243e. % Ii. for kegs. There have been
r no sales of any magnitude to-day.
+ WHIsKY-Has been very dull throughout, and
we have not heard Of any sales of any magnitude
!, prices, however, remain unchanged at 220@s2 q
for good western rechied.
$ INDIA BAGGING-Continues in very active retail
! demand and prices are still very firm at SOC.
!. yard in rolls and 41c. y yard in bales. There
Z were sales to-day of Is bales at 40c per yard.
e BALE RoPE-Is in fair demand at l83c. fo
2 round lots, and 19c. y ID, for retail lots.
!, GUENY BAGs-Are in fair demand but ligh
/ supply. Dealers are obtaining Sic. apiece fo
e jobbing lots.
{ LARD OILS in limited supply with fair de
: mand and prices are firm at 81 800l 80 pc
h gallon.
STAR CAND1Es-Are in moderate supply ant
7 demand at zoe for 12 o., 2lo for l9 o., 22c. fo
!. + IA or, and 25e, for full weight.
ir SALTS in fair supply and demand, and price
e are firm at s2@s2 l5 for Liverpool coarse, am
I 50 05@s2 zoe. for fine, from store. 81 soc. ha
/ been offered and refused for lots Of Liverpoo
d coarse, -....4
sUNDR1Es-Eggs are selling at s32 y bbl,, Pc
tatoes at 81 25@S2 y bbl., Onions at "a 259s4 s.
u bbl., Apples at So 5Ot0$6 so u bbl., an,
Chickens at $l2@$lS U dozen for old, and $40
| s. for young.
ii NAvAI sToREs-Rosin is very scarce and in re
If quest and prices are firm at 50 25@s2 so for com
L ron s4 for No. 2, and 81 ~ bbl, for Mol. Ptcl
y is selling at 50 u bb Tar at 50 80, and Spirits
v Turpentine at $4,000. 70 gallon, a.
4; WooL-Is in fair supply but dull atl4@17c. fo
If berry, 18@2Oc. for inferior ana 23925c. 70
o washed. Va #44A
1, Hors-Are scarce and dull at 8o08ac. for Bel
ID gian, and 75c. % ID for American. ... .,s
MALr-IIs in limited supp ", put dull at 81 so 70
e Western and 81 900s2 for Canada.
Il BUTTER AND CHEESE Good Western and North
e eTn Butter IL scarce with good retail demand
]; at 25 D306. for common Western, 35@3Sc. fo
d prime do and 43@46c per ID for Northern. strictl
r7 Choice is held at 4sc, per b. Cheese is quiet a
d 15@1so. for Western and 2le. per H. for EngIisl
e Dairy lots. Ass ~
k CoFFEE-The supply in first hands is light, witt
If fair demand at 27582se. % 10. for ordinary tc
:, prime in currency.
FRE1GHTs-The rate by steamer to Liverpool 4
Y 3D. for cotton, at which figure the Fire Queen i:
I. now loading. Rate by sail to Liverpool is 3c.@
# 9-16d. % d. and to HaYre l4c y 10 for cotton
d BY steamer to New York and Boston it is 30Pc
d 10 ID, and by sail 3@9-16c q ID for cotton.
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