New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

or two lots of choice overweight mess have been
offered but sold very slowly, and as general
thing, it was difficult to make sales without great
concessions on the part Of holders The only sales
reported were 200 bbls on private terms and 100
bbls., choice overweight at $32 per barrel. We
now quote mess at $3l 500$3l IS per barrel, and
retailing at $50 25D32 so per barrel. The weeks
receipts include 2l2 barrels and the exports 22O
barrels.
BACoN-The market has been exceedingly quiet
throughout Some few small lots have beens old,
but the general business was Of retail character
while prices have declined from to J per ii. The
only sales reported were 10 casks ribbed sides at
l8c., 20 casks clear do at l83 % do. on private
terms and 20 casks of shoulders at l74c % Ii. The
weeks receipts comprise include 253 casks
and l27 teirces; and the exports 1Gl casks.
LARD In the early part Of the week the mar
ket was very quiet but firm, but later there was
quite an active demand at full previous prices.
The sales are 100 erces at l44c. and 500do l43c.
u H.. 200 and l25 kegs at l64c., and 100 do at
tic. % b. To-day there were sales of $50 and so
kegs at l7c. u ID. The weeks receipts comprise
GO4 tierces and 14l kegs, and the exports equal to
| 1910 kegs.
WHIsKY-Is in fair supply, with only mod
crate demand but prices continue firm. We still
quote Louisiana 81 95@2, and Western recti-
ned at 50 256g2 35 per gallon. The weeks re-
ceipts comprise $50 bbls, and the exports 335
| barrels.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in good supply but quiet,
and prices for some manufactures dropping. There
were sales during the week Of 400 boxes Schaefer's
at zoe. for II o., and 2lc. for 13 o., and 300
boxes Werks at l98c. for IL o.; 203c. for Ii or,
and 243c. for full weight.
WooL-There is fair stock on hand with a
moderate demand. l3015c. for Louisiana native;
! l9@20c. for Texas half to three-fourth Merino ;
| 230g25c. for Texas three-fourth to seyeneighth
Merino, and 28093lc. for berry.
| SUNDRIEs-Potatoes are selling at 81 GjD3 per
barrel Onions at 50 2j093 50 per barrel; Eggs
at s34036 per barrel Chickens al $507per doz.
and Apples 75c0g$5 per barrel.
NJ hALT-IherP little demand for Canada
at 81 7501S2 and Western at $l01S1 Is u bushel
HOPs-There is very fair demand for the new
crop, which are selling at G5970c. Bavaria i!
scarce at SOC. u fb.
. NAVAL ST0REs-Rosin is scarce with fair re
quest, and prices firm and advancing, at $9G$9 81
for No. l, So 50 for No. 2, 81 5009$5 for common
Pitch is selling at 81 j0G5SG u bbl. Tar 81 500
$5 and Spirits Of TurpeUtne at Sj0900c y gallon
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in gOoC
supply but quiet at 22GJ23c. for common, 25GG2Gc
for fair, 27@29c. for prime aud 30G93jc. for choice
Northernis might supply and quiet at 40045c. I
tb. Cheese is selling at ljc. for skinned 2l0g22C
refractory, 24c. for English dairy, 2S030c. for Still
9 ton and 33GG3jc. for pine apple.
INDIA BAGGEG-ConJinues in good retail de
I mand, and we understand that several small lot
have been disposed of; we however quote lots a
33lc m34c D yard, and retailing at sic. for roll
Z and 353c IL yard for bales.
BALE ROPE-Remans quiet but unchanged a
l4c u ii. for lots, and retailing at lGGlG3c. 9 Il
3 IRON TIEs-Are in limited supply with an aGtiv
o demand and prices firm at ll09l2c. apiece.
: Salts in fair supply with moderate dt
u mand and prices firm at $2 10 y sack for carg
~ coarse and fine, 81 20 for coarse from store, an
" 81 25 " sack for fine. There is but very littl
&c Turks Island here, but it is selling at 70G75c.
= bushel.
2 RIoE-There is no Carolina and but very litt
s. India in the market, while the supply Of Louis
- ana is light but is selling readily at l25c. OLD
o. u Ii.
r OlLs.Linseed is in fair demand at 81 QO0s1
y gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 6Olt65c. u gallo