New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-12

OATs-Are in light supply, but quiet and firm.
Sales comprise 1926 and 375 sacks at 55c., 400
at 54c. and 200 at 53c. % bushel.
BRAN-Is still very scarce; and prices firm,
with sales of 200 sacks at 81 40 % 100 lbs.
HAY-The market is quiet and prices firm. We
have no sales to report to-day, but quote ordi-
nary at s200$25 U ton, and prime Ohio river at
$27@$28 % ton.
PoRK-The market still exhibits considerable
activity, with sales of 100 bbls at s35 and $50 at
s34 50 10 bbl. The retail trade is quite brisk at
s35 25@$35 50 % bbl.
BAcoN--The market to-day has been more
actiyesand firm. There were sales Of % casks of
clear sides at 2Oc., 10 and 10 do at 2lc., and 10
casks ribbed sides at zoe. Yfb Sugarcured hams
are quoted at 269c
LARD-Cantinues in fair demand, while yester-
days prices have been fully maintained. Sales
comprise 100 terces in lots at 189c. 39 ib. Dealers
are selling at &c., for tierces and 22c,@g ID for
kegs.
WHIsKY-There is only moderate Tetail ae-
mand aT 50 25 for Louisiana. Western rectied is
quoted at 81 25@s2 IS y gallon. There were
sales to-day Of 20 bbls. Bourbon at 50 90 10
gallon.
INDIA BAGGNG-Is in fair supply and demand,
while prices are somewhat sitter. Round lots are
quoted at 353@36c. u yard. Dealers are furnish
ing the demand for the country at 3Gc. y yard in
rolls, and 38c y yard in bales.
BALE RoPE-Is in full supply, but slow of sale
at l70l73c. for lots, and 18@184c. for retail
parcels.
Iron T1Es-The supply of this article is very
light, with an active inquiry and prices firm at II
@l25c. apiece.
GuNNY BAGs-Are in good supply but dull
at 28@30c. piece.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply with fair
demand, at Zoe. for II or, 2lc. for l3 or, &c.
for IA oz. and Csc. for full weight There were
sales to-day of 200 boxes scheafers at zoe. for
l2 o., and 2lc. for 10 OF. and 25c. for full
weight.
suNpRtEs- Potatoes are selling at 50 5O@53 25
per Dbl. Onions at 81 25@3 90. Apples at
seat 50. Eggs at s4O@843 per Dbl. Chickens at
Sc per dozen for small, 50 for large. Cabbages
at $l2@l4 per crate.
sALr-Is in fair demand, and prices show
further Improvement We now quote Liverpool
fine from store at 81 40@2 so, and coarse 50 ESQ
az 40 52 bushel; 50 65 for fine by the cargo and
81 10 for coarse.
NAVAL SroEEs-Rosin is in light supply with
a fair demand, at S7G7 25 for No. l, 81 50@$5 for
No. 2, and 50 50G1S3 for common. Pitch at S5 so
0s6. Tar scarce at 81 109$8 D bbl., and Spirits
Of Turpentine at 825@65c. U gallon.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western and Northern
butter is in good supply but quiet at 22@23c. for
common Western 25@26c. for fair do; 27029c.
for prime do, and 3O@35c. for choice 4O@45c.
for goshen and 46@4sc. for strictly choice do.
Cheese is in good supply but dull at 15c for
skinned; 21@22c. for factory 24c for English
dairy 2S@30c for Stilton, and 33@35c. for pine
apple.
HoPs-Are only in moderate supply, but still
amply sufficient for the demand, which is quite
limited at zoe. for new American and Soc per Ii
for Belgian.
MALr-Tg in fair supply, but quiet at 81 9O@2
for Canada, and 81 2O@1 Is per bushel for
Western.
OLs-Linseed is in fair demand at s202 O5
Coal oil is dull at 8O@823c. per gallon, and Lard
oil at 81 COOL Csc. per gallon.
CoFFEE-Is in very light supply with fair
demand and owing to the heavy advance in gold
prices have advanced 30lc. per ID. We now
quote 27l@293c. per Ii. currency.
FREIGHTs-There is no disengaged tonnage
on berth for either New York or Boston, and
rates are firm as follows, viz: by sail to New
York and Boston &c. y b. for Cotton, and 8Oc q
Dbl. for Flour; by steam to New York, 1c. % Ii.
for Cotton, and to Boston 14c. u ID. By
sail to Liverpool, 9-l6@5d u ID for Cotton, and
l4c. q ID. for Havre. A bark has been taken up
to-day for Boston at soc. u Dbl. for Flour.