New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02


and higher prices, refuse to make those conces.
sions, There have not been any large sales
reported, but we understand that several lots have
been sold, the full particulars of which have been
withheld, We now quote lots at $35, and retailing
at $36 25@s36 so % Dbl.
BAooN-Has been in active retail demand to-
day, and we have heard that some ten lots were
disposed Of, but could not authenticate them.
Dealers are selling at 1sc. for Shoulders 2I4c. for
elear-sides and 263c. for sugar.cured Hams.
Prices are nominal.
LARD-The market continues dull, and prices
very irregular. There is no demand for round
lots, which we quote nominal. 1t ID retailing at
2O3@2lc. for prime in tierces, and 23@2S4 for
kegs.
WHrsKY-1s very quiet, and only very small
retail trade is doing 81 7O@sl rs for Louisiana
ands2 20@s2 rs y gallon for good Western recti'
fed.
INDIA BAGGNe-There is now very fair sup
ply on hand although no round lots are offering, as
it was mostly purchased before arrival. In re-
tail way there is very fair business doing at 37c
U yard for rolls and 500. % yard for bales.
BALE RoPE-Is in good supply, but with little
demand, at 1870. for lots and 19c. for retail
parcels.
GuSNY BAds-Are in fair supply and light de-
mand at 30e. piece.
STAR CAHDLEs-Are in good demand, and
prices firm at zoe. for IL o.; 2lc. for IL or;
22c. for IA or, and 25c. for full weight. There
were sales to-day of $50 boxes Schaefers IL and ID
or. at 2O@2lc., and so boxes IL OF. at 20c.
Salts in fair demand, and prices firm.
Turks Island is in limited supply, and is held at
CSC. % bushel. Liverpool is quoted at 50 300
50 40 for fine, from store, and 81 20@s2 80 for
coarse By the cargo it is selling at $2@s2 05 for
coarse, and 80 lo@s2 Is % bushel for fine.
SUNDRrEs-Potatoes are selling at So 1904 90
per Dbl. Onions at 81 1902 90 Apples at
50 5000 90. Eggs at $36 per bbl. Chickens at
81 50 for small, 50 for large. Turkeys a t $40
$35 % dozen.
NAVAL sroREs-Are.in light supply with fair
demand, and prices are firm, with an upward ten.
dency. We quote Sc 5O@s7 for No. l Rosin,
o. so for No. 2, and common at 81 5O@sS; Pitch
at S. 5o9$6; Tar at So 5O@4 y bbl., and Spirits
of Turpentne at $4,000. f8 gallon.
HoPs-There is fair inquiry noticeable for
new, but there are none in the market. Belgian
are held at 80@85c., and American at 75c. %
pound.
MALT-Is in light supply and dull at 50 20
for Canada, and 90@92c. for Western.
Coal Oils held by the lot at 80t99Oc. f2 gal
Ion.
WooL-Is in fair supply but quiet at l6@l8c.
for natural, l8@22c. for Texas, 5@4 for Merino,
22@25c. for Texas, 315 for Merino, 2s@S0c. for
washed, and l3@15c. % fb. for berry.
H1DEs-Are in limited supply, with a fair
demand at 10@lO3c. for green, and l23@l5c. for
dry.
CoFFEE-Ts in light supply with fair demand,
and prices are firm. Dealers are supplying the
demand for the country at 273@29c. u Ii. for or
dinary to prime Rio, in currency.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western and Northern
Butter is in good supply, but dull at 22@23c. for
common Western, 256926c for fair do, 27@29c.
for prime do, and 3O@35c. for choice Goshen ;;
and 47048c. for strictly choice ditto. Cheese
is dull at l5c. for skinned, 21@22c. for factory,
24c. for English dairy, 28@30c. for Stilton, and
33@35c. for pineapple.
FREIGHTs-There is considerable Cotton and
Produce offering 10 go forward coastWise, and
rates are firm, with an upward tendency. There
is very little dsengaged tonnage for New York
and Boston, and rates by sail are as follows:
&c. 3 tb. for Cotton, and s5c S9 tb for Flour; by
steam to the former, lc. $9 tb for Cotton, $40 %
hid. for Tobacco, and 60c. % bbl. for Flour.
Foreign freights are dull, and rates are: by
sail to Liverpool, 9.16@1d. 79 ID for Cotton, and
AIS. U hid for Tobacco to Hayre 13c. q ID. for
Cotton.
MONTHLY CIRCULAR or BURKE, CLARKE & TREPAG-
HtER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKERS, OFFICE
NO. 2S BANK PLACE.
NEW oRLR4Ss, October !. 1866.
India Baggng Gn store and in the river, $50 bales
Ganny Bags n store and IN the fiyer i bses pfess
PORK, Mess 9202 other kinas 1922 1874 bbls
sEd 5s55 Esgs Esgsss
SAT- l1epooI % coarse oS6 ne 187Si5 bags
Salt, bulk. i20OO bush
REVIEW OF THE MARKET FOR THE MONTH OF
SEPTEMBER.
Bagging-The demand during the first ten days
was good, both for round lots and retail but oW
ing to the unfavorable accounts from the country
in regard to the growing cotton crop, and heavy
receipts expected soon, all speculative demand
ceased, causing a decline in the market; quota
tons nominal 36@-.
Kentucky Baggng-The sales have been very
light during the month at 3603Sc.
Gunny Bags-There has been some speculative
demand during the month, with sales of about 900
bales-now held at soc.
Rope-There was but little demand for round
lots; sales at l7@lS3c. Market quiet.
Pork-Demand light for round lots, and owing
to a decline in the West our market has given
way: round lots now held at $35.
Lard-The local and export demand has been
small, and.the recent decline in the West has had
a depressing influence on our market; quotations
nominal Eierces 203, kegs 23c.
Cofee-The demand has been fair. The cargo
ex Hebe,'' 1850 bags, sold to dealer, private
terms. We quite common 26c., fair &c, good
fair to fine 27}@284c,, market closing firm.
Salt-There has been some inquiry from the
West, but at limits below the views of holders
Sales from first hands during the month about
10000 bags, private terms. Fair retail demand ;
cargoes held at $2@S2 10.
n. B.-0ur quotations are in currency.
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