New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

mas Aeeu very quiet To-Day, buJ Is helQ by the
cargo at 52055c,, and in retail lots at 55@5Gc. "
gallon.
IoBAcoo-Buyers for Bremen and on private ac-
count have been looking around to-day, but there
We're no sales of any magnitude. Holders how
ever, are very firm in their views at 4245c for
low refused light, 43@54c. for heavy do, 53@6c'
for good do, SG9l0c. for common leaf, i2@l4c.
for fair do, 14G1l6c for good do, 1G@lSc. for fine
do, and 2O022c. for choice selections.
FLouR-The receipts of this article for the past
two days have been quite heavy, but we are in
formed that there is very small portion of it
superine, which is still in fair request, and prices
are firm. Choice Flours are very quiet but I'M
changed. The sales to-day are confined to 750
bills, of which $50 good extra at $l3 100 and
200 do on private terms 100 supertine at $40, and
100 do. at SO rs U Dbl.
CoRN-Ihe market continues very quiet, and
prices are steadily ruling in favor of buyers.
Sales to-day embrace 800 sacks in lots as follows,
viz 600 white at S5c, 1890 do. at Sac. 1922 prime
yellow at S0e,, 1000 yellow mixed at &c., and 1900
do. at Zoe. % bushel. ....- ....
OATs-Are in fair supply, but dull, and prices
are weak with downward tendency, Sales to-
day comprise 1900 sacks, of which 200 and 13S at
46c. per bushel, and 1000 and 100 at 45c. per
bushel.
BRAN-Is dull and prices unchanged. The
only sale to-day is lot of 200 sacks at 81 10 per
100 DIS.
HAY-Contnues quiet. There have been no
sales of any magnitude today, but We quote st.
Louis at sl59l9 and Ohio river $24Gg25 per ton.
PoRK-The market is very quiet. There has
been some inquiry and sales could be readily made
at slight decline in our prices, out holders are
very firm in their views and will not make any
concessions whatever and we still quote it firm at
$50 " Dbl. for round lots, although there are I'M
doubleday some holders that will sell even at a
heavy reduction of their prices. Dealers are
readily obtaining $36 25G9s36 SO for jobbing lots.
BAooN-The demand for this article is, almost,
entirely Of retail character, and sales made are
mostly in lots of and casks at 1S2@19c. for
shoulders, 2l3c D ii, for ribbed sides 223c. for
clear ribbed, 23@233c. for clear sides, 263@273c.
for sugar cured hams. There were, however,
sales to-day Of 50 tieroes of sugar cured hams in
one lot on private terms.
LARD-The demand for this article is entirely of
retail character at 225 23o. forprime in tierces,
and 24@243c 58 ID. for kegs. There have been
no sales of any magnitude to-day.
WHIsKY-Has been very dnll throughout, and
we have not heard Of any sales Of any magnitude !;
prices, however, remain unchangeda t$220@$2 %
for good western reCtifed.
INDIA B4GGING-Continue in very active retail
demand, and prices are still very firm at 800. q
yard in rolls and 40c. v yard in bales. There
were sales to-day of 80 bales in rolls at 4lc. q
yard.
BALE RoPE-Is in fair demand at lS3c, for
round lots, and l9c. u u. fer retail lots
GUSNf BAGs-Are IN FAR demand but light
supply. There were safes to-day OF 100 bales at
5Oc. piece
STAR CANDIEs-Are IN moderate supply and
demand at 2oe for u o., 2la for - o., 22c, for
Il o., and 25e for full weight.
Salts in fair supply and demand, and prices
are firm at s2@$2 Is for Liverpool coarse, and
81 O50S2 zoe. for fine, from store. 81 SOC. has
been offered and refused for lots Of Liverpool
coarse.
NSUNDRIEs-Eggs are selling at S32 u Dbl, Pc
tatoes at s. 259S23 Dbl, Onions at 81 25@S4 so
. DBL, Apples at IS 5O9$6 so u Dbl, and
Chlckens at Sl2gSl3 y dozen for old, and $40
% tor Young
NAfA1 oIoAhs-hosln IS very scarce ana IN re-
quesS' ana prices are urn at 81 z5S9S2 90 for com
mon ~ hoE 20. = ana 2 " DDl' Tor NO.. Plteh
IS selling at ~ " bo Tar at 81 so, and Spirits of
Turpentine at 57t16Oc. . gallon. There were sales
to-day of 80 bbIs. of No ! Rosin al 90 5o and 40
.,,5 % Ri. c-i.S 80 s,,-t;. 80 80,
anu - D'is' 9PH1's u Au-pehtine az ooc' y gar
lon.
Woon-Ts in fair supply but dull at I4aI7c. for
berry 1s669no for inFarior .o,5 oe639Eo Fo
-, ~ ''iAU cay -'0' 10-
"asned'
HoPs-Are scarce and dull at S00S3c. for Bel
gian and 75c, 40 In for American.
N,1r Ia IN Iir,i+oI .1,, 49, AL, - Al on g.,
~ - - '-i'tou supp - "uu UUii '' VI oo l0l
western ana 81 90992 Tor Canada.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Good Western and North.
~ o-xaqn, Ca. oo,,,,,or, uJos+orr osIa9oo fon
~ -0VsS'o' iOl common "osvoiH, ''e''oo' tVi
prime 90. ana 45tg46c per 10 Tor Northern Sucuy
Choice is held at 49c. per d. Cheese is quiet at
l5611sc. for Western and Ole. ner ii. for ENGLISH
Dojr,, I,+,
.aLy ioS'
CoFFEE-Ihe supply in first hands is Light, with
fair demand at 273(D28c. y ID. for ordinary to
prime in currency.
FopTor,ms nh soto h., s+oo,,or - i,,o,,,,o1 :,
l hhi0 NJ 1".o W s'09llel " 1--WE pun 10
a. IoF cotton, az Whlcn hGufe the FIRE queen IS
low loading. Rate by sail to Liverpool is 3c.m
.1ed son or5 n uo,ro III 20 n, for oot+o,
-1o"' U m' anu 70 naYle a. Y ID lof cotton'
~ steamer to New York and Boston it is 304c.
3 ID, and by sail 309-16c. % % for cotton.
TuE GRAuI Cpops m CANADA The cron of
prng wheat il heavy. exceedin9 aven The abpS.
amt crop of last wear: that fall wheat. tbongh in
ono sections ini1rad IN, +ha sayara Fr0ot IL otan
rally verv beayv On the gronn1 and has nron9isa
f being Of n very fine nnaltv. ETha oron Of bar.
ev ia enormous exceedin0 even fbe baagv oron
f last year. It is by far tie fnest ever known.