New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-03


although with no change in prices. Transactions G
comprise 70 casks clear sides in three lots, tl9c. s.
20 do. at 1910, and l6 do at l94c. u b. We stu
quote shoulders and ribbed sides at I8c., clear =
sides at l94l94c., plain hams at 2Oc. and sugar
cured do. at 23W25c. f3 lb. The weeks receipts I
comprise 447 casks and 928 tierces, and the ex- !
ports 100 casks. 5
LARD-The market has been very quiet through g
out and prices drooping. The demand has been
altogether of a retail character and confined to y
our local trade and the only sales previously re-
ported were two or three lots off tierces at l6fc
ID tb. To-day, however, there some little IN {
qury, but at greatly reduced prices, and sales :
were made of $40 tierces on private terms and ioz
kegs at 164c. T3 b. We now quote tierces at l44c
and kegs at 1G4c % H.; and retailing at Ice. Tor
the former and lSc. ~ b. for the latter The re-
ceipts comprise 994 tierces and l434 kegs and the
/ exports $50 kegs.
WHTsKY-There has been considerable inquiry
for this article, but we have not heard that any
large lots changed hands. We still quote LouS-
lana at 81 95@$2, and Western recthed at 81 70
0$2 30 u gallon
INDIA BAGGING-There is but very little now
offering in round way, although there is good
retail trade doing at 34c. for rolls and 35c. per
yard for bales. Lots are still quoted at sac
BALE RopE-There is considerable inquiry for
this a. tice, and prices are decidedly frmer. We
now quote lots at lac. f3 b. There were sales to-
day Of 500 coils at the above quotations.
fRoN TIEs-Are in fair supply and demand at
GUSSY BAGs-Are in fair supply, but very
9T suNp ID are selling at SO 1908 50
+ per barrel. Onions at 5000 80 per barrel
Choice apples at ST. Eggs at $38@4O-p per barrel.
Chickens at $40gG, for small, and s. per doz for
large, and turkeys at $34@36 u dozen
u t3N[ALT-There is some little demand for Canada
0 at 81 75m$2, and Western at $l9Sl IS u bushel
p Wooi-Is in light supply, and quiet at l6(0l6c
. for natural, 1s@20c. for Texas TO merino 32@
i Csc for to merino, and 2S03lc, for washed
10 HoPs3There is very fair demand for the new
60 crop, which are selling at 65@7Oc. Bavaria is
scarce at SOC. T3 b. ~
% Ons-Linseed is in fair demand at 81 900$l 95
10 u gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 60065c u gallon
rs and Lard Oil at 81 6O@$l 60 y gallon
ia BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in good
~ supply but quiet at 220123c. for common, 25GD26c
for fair, 27M29c. for prime and 30@35c for choice.
~ Northern is in light supply and quiet at 4O42c u
US h. Cheese is selling at l5c for skinned, 2lgZ2c
for factory 24c. for English dairy 28030c Tor otl-
" ton and 33055c. for pine apple ,...,.
az RICE-There is no Carolina and but very little
= India in the market, while the supply OF L0Ql8l-
m ana is light, bull IS selling readliy AZ 4z5Gg 44C
NAVAL sroREs-Rosin is scarce with fair re
Nv quest and prices firm aud advancing at S9Gg9o .
45 Tor No H. Sc 50 for No. 2, 81 5DGD$5 for common
on pitch is selling at 81 5O(026 IL Dbl. Tar "a 50Q
NJ S. and Spirits Of TurPentine at S50g9Oc u gallon
IN CoEFEE-C Continues in fair demand, and price
ds: are firm at 28l0293c. y ID in currency Tor goo
he FRgIGnrsThere is but very little ayailabl
ID. tonnage Offering, with fair inquiry, ana rae
zen are firm follows viz: BY steam to Ne'
! SNLL''Ir -.
zen Flour BY steam to Boston: loc. IL ID. for 90
alg ton, and 81 per bbl, for Flour. by sa
Ior to New York and Boston &c. u ID for Cottol
Inc aud 75c II Dbl. for Flour BY steam to liyerpoo
oW a. n d. for Cotton and by sail, 5Gg9-l6
lEsE il for Cotton. By sail to Havre tc. u b. ft
~ Cotton.
for NEW YORK MARKETs-The following extrac
l o. are from the circular of L. ?. Morton s. Co.
III New York dated the 9th ult., and intended +
. Al transmission to Europe by the steamship Was
lon ington, viz: E..
and the late extreme ease in money, arising from
der icipations of q demand for funds from the mi
bv rior but at the close an easier tone is apparel
veT ana money may be reported abundant at 4Q
mia per cent.
5o The change in the tene of monetary affairs b
+ some what checked the speculative activity in
orts stock market, but without producing any mark
materially Notwithstanding.
q in Government securities are in steady dema
yers from home investors and have been genera
;nnd firm during the week. The purchases of Ii
and twenties of 1882, on foreign account, have be
neiv limited and prices have declined from our lat
lhds. quotations; the closing quotation yesterday
n for Il4t@ll45,
took Cold has been Irregular, under active specr
offer tive operations. On the one hand the anticipat
ions Of the disbursement of S24 00O,0G0 of coin by
,revi treasury upon coupons due the LIST proXil
, viz: has tended to depresa the premium; and on .
leaf other comnnatioh3 VINO hola iat9G altou ~:
fine gold have supported the market by hchti
% H. means, to secure an opportunity for selling;
erlls price has ranged at 8l4o4, ana closes al
Mas Foreign Exchange has been more active,
nm at the rates are 43 b cent higher than at the c
onrh of last week. Large relnttances will have to
ardav made after the lst November, on account OF
9rcs pous payable at that date, OF which is estm
have that not less than $500 coo will be forwal
76r sn from foreign holders Of bonds 40 the same Il
red 10 bills drawn against current shipments Of prod
these show an increase. Bankers sixty days oter
Ia ser closes dull at l09@l09b, three days, do. l0
mi 1lGl, bankers bills on Paris, sixty days 81
sl3G SIS, three days do. 5.l33@5l25.
lie eX The Cotton market has sympathized but
oI5 n with the decline at Liverpool, or with the
3mfIZ nouncemeu by cable that the Lancashire spin
as *, have decided to run on short time. The ma
have is sustained by the steadiness Of domestic co
q i770 goods and the general tenor Of adyices from
;od MT South which DO not encourage anticipations
ira t ceeding the estimates yield given in our fo
IA 70 adyices The price has fallen l3@2c., in Symp
its at with the decline in gold, and closes firm at
50 su 39c for midding uplands. The receipts at al
nd l00 ports for the week ending October 18th amou
e been Is 600 bales, and the exports to only 1000
wore subsequently the exports from this port and
q ono Orleans have largely increased, the shpn
from New York for the week ending Octooe
.ir de- having been 43l1 bales.