New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

at $1l 35 ; $50 do. at $ll Is 275 common on
private terms, and 200 do. at 81 per Dbl.
CoRN--We have no alteration whatever to no.
tice in this article. The supply is fair and demand
limited, while prices remain unchanged Sales
to-day are 1000 sacks white at 9Oc., and 800 mixed
and yellow at 85c. % bushel.
OATs-There has been very fair inquiry no.
ticeable to-day, but prices are more irregular.
Sales comprise 23OO sacks, in lots, as follows, viz
100 choice at 54c 150 and 200 at &c., 1000 at 52c.
700 light at 513c., and 1877 inferior at 504c. %
bushel.
BRAN-The only sales to-day were 100 sacks at
81 20 $9 100 lbs, an advance of SC. % 100 lbs.
since yesterday.
HAY-There have been no sales reported to-
day. Prices, however, remain unchanged at s22
@s25 for ordinary, and $27 5O@$2s y ton for
prime Ohio River.
PoRK-We noticed to-day quite an active de-
mand, but the only sale reported is lot of 500
bbls, to arrive, on private terms. We heard
that other large sales had been made but all par
tieuars were suppressed. In fact, all transac-
tons in the provision market are done with so
much secrecy that is impossible to get reliable
quotations. We, however, quote mess in lots
nominal at $35 % Dbl. 1t is retailing at $35 25@
$50 so % Dbl.
BAcoN-Has been in active retail demandato-
day, and we have heard that some ten lots were
disposed of, but could not authenticate them.
Dealers are selling at 18c. for Shoulders; 213c. for
cIearsides and 264c. 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 is retailing at
2O5@21c. for prime in tierces, and 29@233 for
kegs.
WHrsKY-Is very quiet, and only a very small
retail trade is doing at 81 7o@sl % fer Louisiana
and 81 2O@$2 25 d gallon for good Western rectl-
fed
INDIA BAGGING.-Is in only moderate supply
and demand. We have not heard Of any large
sales to-day. Dealers are supplying the demand
for the country at 36c. % yard for rolls and $780,
% yard in bales.
BALE RoPE-Is in good supply, but with little
demand, at l84c. for lots and l9c. for retail
parcels.
GUNNY BAGs-Are in fair supply and light de-
mand at SOC. piece.
STAR CAHDLEs-Are in good demand, and
prices firm at 2Oc. for II or; 2lc. for 10 or;
22c. for ID or, and 25c. for full weight. There
were sales to-day Of 100 boxes u or. at zoe.
SALT-Is in fair demand, and prices firm.
Turks Island is in limited supply, and is held at
Csc. 48 bushel. Liverpool is quoted at 81 300
50 40 for fine, from store and 50 20@s2 80 for
coarse By the cargo it is selling at s29s2 O5 for
coarse, and So lO@s2 10 % bushe for fine
sUSDR1Es-Potatoes are selling at 50 75@4 90
per bbl. Onions at 81 1902 50. Apples at
81 5O@6 90. Eggs at $36 per Dbl. Chickens at
$4 so for small, 50 for large. Turkeys s34@
S35 y dozen.
NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is in light supply, with
fair demand, and prices are firm at Sc jO@7 0Ofor
No /, $4 so for No. 2, 50 5OG3 90 for No. 8. Tar
is scarce at 81 50@8 90. Pitch at s. 50@6 90 q
Dbl. and Spirits of Turpentine 573@60c. per gal
Ion.
Coal On-There were sales to-day of % bbls.
at S24c. and 100 cans at SOC. per gallon. The
stock on hand is quite large, and prices droop-
ing.
LARD OI1-There were sales to-day of 40 bbls.
at S23 and 80 bbs. at SOC. per gallon. The market
is well supplied, but prices are looking down.
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. u
pound.
MALr-Ts in light supply and dull at 81 20
| for Canada, and 9O@92o. for Western.
| WooI-Is in fair supply but quiet at l6@l8c
for natural, l8@22c. for Texas, 3@} for Merino
22925c. for Texas, 4@t for Merino 28@3Oc. for
washed, and l3@l5c. % ID. for berry.
H1DEs-Are in limited supply, with fail
demand at l0@1O3c. for green, and l23@l5c. fol
dry.
CoFFEE-Is in fair demand and prices firm
There were sales to-day of so bags prime at 29c
currency, and SO do. at 1850. gold duty paid
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western and Northern
Butter is in good supply, but dull at 22@23c. fol
common Western, 25@26c. for fair do, 27@29c
for prime do, and 3o@35c. for choice Goshen
and 47@48c. for strictly choice ditto. Cheese
is dull at l5c. for skinned, 2l@22c. for factory,
24c. for English dairy, 28@3Oc. for Stilton, and
33@35c. for pineapple.
FRE1GHTs-There is considerable Cotton and
Produce offering to go forward coastwise, and
rates are firm, with an upward tendency. There
is very little disengaged tonnage for New York
and Boston, and rates by sail are as follows
&c. ~ tb for Cotton, and S5c. % ID for Flour by
steam to the former lc. u ID. for Cotton, $40 i
hid. for Tobacco, and 6Oc. % bbl for Flour
Foreign freights are dull, and rates are by
sail to Liverpool, 9-l6@sd. y Ii for Cotton, an(
Ais. % hid. for Tobacco to Havre l3c. u Ii. fol
| Cotton.
/ Cattle. HaArReb.
/ JEFFERSON CITY. October 3, 1866
Arrived yesterday--l22 Texas Beeves, 262 Calves
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