New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

arrival Of fresh supplies, holders have been ena-
bed to realize still further advarIce of SC. f3
bushel Sales comprise $40 sacks, mixed lot,
on private terms; 1900 do. at 81 10, and GOO
white at 81 10 % bushel.
OArs-Are in fair demand, but there is little or
no stock here to operate on. Sales and prices are
very firm, with an upward tendency. The only
sales to-day were some few small lots at G5c u
bushel.
BRAN-There have been some few receipts, but
the supply is yet hardly adequate for the demand,
which is, however, of quite limited character.
The transactions to-day include 100 sacks at 81 40,
and $50 and 800 at 81 35 % 100 lbs. ..
HAY-There have been no sales to-day of any
magnitude but we still continue to quote round
hoop Ohio river at s24@$25, and prime do. at
$27 soaps f3 ton.
PoRK-We have no change to notice in this ar.
ticle. There is fair demand for retail parcels,
but in round way there is little or nothing doing.
We however quote choice mess at $34 25@34 so;
and retailing at $34 759$35 per barrel.
| BACoN-Shoulders and ribbed sides are very
scarce with fair retail demand at l85@l94c. for
the former and 1870. 39 ib. for the latter. Clear
sides are in fair supply but slow Of sale at 1910
2Oc., plain hams at 20c,, sugar cured do. at 800
25c. ID b. We noticed sales to-day of 10 casks Of
ribbed sides at 1890. u ID.
LARD-Contnues in fair supply but the market
remains very quiet and prices dropping There
were sales to-day of 40 tierces choice from the
levee at 17c. % ID. Kegs are quoted at 202c. q
ib and retailing at 19c. for tierces and 21c. 3} b.
for kegs
wHIsKY-Is in large supply, but only small
iobbing trade is doing at 81 800S2 for Louisiana,
and 81 25092 35 for Western rectifed.
INDIA BAGG1NG-There still continues to be
some movement in this article but all the parti-
culars are Withheld; and in absence Of established
figures we give 349341c. f3 yard. Dealers are
supplying the demand for the country at sac. u
yard for rolls and 36c. 73 yard for bales.
BALE RofE-Is in very large supply, but dull at
15c0l54c for lots, and retailing at Ice. @lG3c.
B ii.
IRON TIEs-Are in fair supply and demand at
1l0l2c. apiece.
GuSSY BAGs-Are in good supply but dull
! at 2803oc. apiece.
| SuSDR1Es-Potatoes are selling at So 25@3 SC
} per barrel. Onions at $3r93 so per barrel
Apples at-$7. Eggs at $38G140 per barrel
Chickens at $406, for small, and S. per doz. fol
arge, and turkeys at $3t036 43 dozen.
NAVAL SToREs--Rosin is very scarce with q
fair demand and prices advancing, at 50 for No
l, SO SO for No. and No. 8, and common at 81 5t
ass % bbl; Pitch is selling at S. 500G u bbl
Tar at 81 5OG7 and Spirits of Turpentine at Soc
10 gallon by the barrel, and retailing at 9Oc d
gallon.
oms-Linseed is in fair demand at 81 9O@$1 81
73 gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 60@65c. q gallon
and Lard Oil at 81 GO@$l S. % gallon.
l MALT-There is some little demand for Canadt
at 81 75@$2, and Western at $1@Sl IS % bushel
Hops-There is a very fair demand for the new
0 crop, which are selling at G5@70c. Bavaria i
7 scarce at SOC. i9 ID.
SALTS in fair demand and prices firm at 81 a
az 70 for Liverpool fine and 81 35@2 so for coars
t in warehouse; 50 lO02.15 for the former and $2@
, 10 for the latter by the cargo.
k Woo1-Is in light supply, and quiet at lG@l8c
e for natural, l8@2Oc. for Texas to merino 22@
< Csc for to merino, and 28@3lc. for washed.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in goo
j. supply but quiet at 22923c. for common, 25326C
S for fair 27@29c. for prime and 3O@35c for choice
Northern is in light supply and firm at 40@45c
for fair and 46D48c. . b. for strictly choice
2 Cheese is selling at 15c. for skinned, 2l@22c. fo
factory, 24c. for English dairy, 28030c. for Stilto
and 33@35c. for pine apple.
a CoFFEE-Continues in fair demand ut 1890.
y d., gold duty paid. Dealers are supplying tn
Z demand for the country at 28c. @293c. u tb. ft
z good to prime Rio, in currency.
z FRE1GHTs-Are quiet, but firm and unchanged
q and rates are as. follows, viz: lc q ID. for Go
"a ton, 9Oc. .$l q bbl. for Flour, by steam to Ne
York l4c. % Ii. for Cotton to Boston, By sa
~ to New York and Boston, &c. 4} Ii. for Cotto
t and 75@8Oo. 59 Dbl. for Flour. By sail to Live
K pool, 9-lG@8d. % Ii for Cotton and lac. .
~ for Cotton to Havre. The steamship for Live
pool is loading at "a. u tb. for cotton, and Ass.
s, hid. for tobacco.
o. BLoUNT CHIPLEY'sj COTTON STATEMENT Al
T. QUOTATIONS.
CoLUMBUs. GA Oct 20, 1866