New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

per barrel. Onions at 1903 80 per barrel.
Choice apples at ST. Eggs at $3B0fO per barrel.
Chickens at $G for q Sma end % S ~ per doz for
OlLs-Lnseed is in fair demand at 81 9O9$l 90
10 gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 6O@s5c. u gallon,
and Lard Oil at 81 GO0$1 65 f3 gallon.
Hors-There is a very fair demand for the new
crop, which are selling at 65@7Oc. Bavaria is |
scarce at soc. % tb.
MATT-There is some little demand for Canada
at 81 75ls2, and Western at $lG1sl rs % bushe. |
WooL-Is in light supply, and quiet at l6t01Sc. |
for natural, l8@20c. for Texas to merino, 22@ |
Csc. for to merino and 28t03lc. for washed
Salts in fair supply but quiet. We, how |
ever quote, by the cargo coarse and fine at 81 20
u bushel and retailing at 50 rs % bushel for fine
and 50 20 for coarse.
RGCE-There is no Carolina and but very little
India in the market, while the supply of Louisi
and is light, but is selling readily at l24c @l4c.
" ib.
supply but quiet at 22023c. for common, 25l026c.
for fair 27@929c for prime and 30935c. for choice
Northern is in light supply and firm at 4OG945o.
Cheese is selling at 15c. for skinned, 2l@22c. for
factory 24c. for English dairy, 2S@30c. for stilton
/ and 33@35c. for pine apple There were sales TO-
day of 100 boxes Western Cheese at l7c., and 80
boxes English dairy at zoe. U h.
NAVAL SroBEs-Rosin is scarce with fair re-
quest and prices firm and advancing, at 5000 so
| for No. l, Sc so for No. 2, 81 50@t5 for common.
Pitch is selling at 81 50@$6 ID bbl.; Tar 81 800
$5, and Spirits OF IurpenJlne al c0HgJUC BdllOu
CoFFBE-C Continues in fair demand, and prices
are firm at 285G1293c. % 1b. in currency for good
prime Rio.
| tonnage offering, with a fair inquiry, and rates
are firm as follows, viz: By steam to New
York; 1c. % b. for Cotton, 9Oc@$l u Dbl. for
Flour By steam to Boston: l5c; u lb' for Cot;
ton, and 81 per bbl, for Flour. BY sail
to New York and Boston: &c. F3 ID. for cotton,
and 75c % bbl for Flour. By steam to Liverpool;
Qmzd ia fb for Cotton, and by sail, 9-l6V3d q
il for Cotton. By sail to Havre: lBc. u 1b to1
Cotton. The following vessels have been taken
nm to-day: A ship for Liverpool at 9-l6d. fol
, Cotton. A ship for Havre at ltc q fb. for Cot
ton, A ship for Boston at &c. u tb. for Cotton
and bark for Providence at lc. % ID. for Cotton.
WESTERN MARKErs.-The Cincinnati Gazette, O.
the 26th, says:
e The provision market continues active and price
are steady at quotations. Mess pork, under the
influence of Eastern advices, improved in this mar
! ket, and sales were made to-day at S33. In re
gard to the pork-packing business, which, in thi
locality, will commence late, the Chcago Times
|, of the 22d, says
e with the prospects Of large crop, togethe
e with the dull and depressed condition of the no
I products, if we except mess pork, we see but Ii
s lie indications Of any permanent improvement
|, It fact it looks as though further reduction
: especially on light weights, would be ettecte!
Should it come off cool, after the present raj
if storm packers will commence operations; IN fat
y they have taken some 1000 head this week. y
in until the season fairly opens, it is impossible
y tell what the ruling range will be-
N we hear some packers predicting that SO
IL will be about the opening figures, while some le
liberal put it as low as S6 50G7 for good to Ghoi
lard grades. But we do not belleye either
those figures will win. Farmers have plenty
corn and in most cases are able TO h0ld the
stock until late in the season, when there is usua
= more competition between shippers and packe
"a, Then again we apprehend those who are looking
ID" an unusually large supply at this point will be
et' appointed, as there is every indication, now Il
bly, hacking will be carried TO much greater exte
ry in several Of the large towns along the MssissI
of river than for some years past. The market
VI day was rather quiet, although sales were at
ON trife better figures than on yesterday.
ac- NEW YoRK Provision MAREET-A further I
rly vance of 25c. has been established on new m
ons Pork, though speculation since our last has be
ss5 comparatiyey tame. AS high as $34 has b.
i~u paid both for immediate and forward deYe
me but the closing price was $33 95, cash. The 50
;0rs are 10000 barrels, Yesterdays transactions
ess S33 9O@&34 for new mses, $3l0S3l rs for
~. mess, and $29GS29 80 for prime; also, 5000 BIB
sne deliverable in the remainder of the year, SIS
of S3l. according to option, and in January,
t at sellers option. Beef rules steady, with sales
Inc. 800 bbls. at $l2 50@$l9 50 for new plain MI
and $l8@$29 for extra do. Small transactions
VIZ Beef hams at $45@$48. Terce Beef is nomi
low in the absence of transactions. Bacon is dull
depressed, with sales of $50 boxes at l53QDl
opr for Cumberland, and 16dc. for short rib midd
Hams and Shoulders are dull: sales OF 500 p:
,ss, ages at l79l9c. for the former, and l4Dl43c.
SI6 the latter, in dry salt and brine. Dressed L
1850 are depressed and lower; sales at l249l24c.
lS37 iS37 western. further decline of half a cent
w been established on Lard, and the demand ls '
2262 light; sales of 1000 barrels and terces, cosln
l56nl6c for No. TO prime kettle rendered {
O2 l39 and l60l7c for Western.-[Pr Current, Oet