New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

243@2G1o " Ii. There are favorite brands in
market, such as Sagg's or Dufieds, which are
retailing at 27@25c. y ID.
LARD-Is very quiet. The supply is in excess
Of the demand, which is confined entirely to our
local trade and limited at that. tits retailing
slowly at 23@235c. for prime in terces, and 25e.
u Ii. in keg9.
WMsKY-Continues dull. We, however, quote
it at 50 323 u gallon for choice Western rectifed.
1t is retailing at 81 SO u gallon.
INDIA BAGGNG-There has been considerable
inquiry to-day for round lots at SSc. u yard, but
the supply on hand is light and dealers are not
anxious to sell largely. The retail demand has
been fair at an advance Of &c. U yard on previous
prices It is now selling at 32c. in rolls and $3.50
in bales.
BALE RoPE-Remains unchanged, with fair
retail demand at ls3c. u Ii. Round lots are
quoted at l9c. % ID,
GUNNY BAGs-Are in limited supply and demand
at &c apiece.
Salts selling at 81 95@32 for Liverpool fine,
and 81 85@Sl 30 for coarse in retail lots. 1t is
quoted by the cargo at 81 65 % bushel.
STAR CANDLEs--Are in fair retail demand at
2Oc for Il or, 2O3c. for 10 or, pc for IA or.
and 25@26c. % ID. for full weight.
HpEs-Are scarce, with fair demand, while
prices are firm at SC. for green lOc. for kip skins,
and 12@l3c Btb. for dry.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Good Western Butter is in
better demand, at 3O@35c., ordinary do. is selling
at 25@23c. - tb,; Goshen is in good supply, bat
dull at 43045c. u H. Western Cheese is dull
at l50l8c. and English dairy lots at 25g2oc
Etb. ....
SuNDRIEs-Eggs are scarce and selling at
$22@24 % Dbl. and $2O@$26 e box. New
Potatoes at $3@3 40 b bbl. New Onions
at 50 75013 80. Apples at So 50l1sj u Dbl.
D., r, =. 4oo5o obo;oo 81 ear 5n
49, Cf,,;.T.s ~ +IGLs37 e0 do, c,ooso n,
Y ~ onloAeAS! a. <to@S1i z ~ ~ an. "Se7'' o
$S(DlO u doZ., and turkeys at SZ3(95V u doz'
NAVAL STORES Common Rosin is plenty, and is
salIin at ~ 20 Init the better aualities are scarce
''..9 34I t:.4i. 3ox,a.1 u i, u f III III II N
ano WIN 'Lrs a. p ~ ~ ~ = "nu
90, During the past few DAYS Spirits of Turpen
tine has declined about Zoe " gallon, and it is now
held at 7Oa725c. ~ gallon for small lots. There
80 a., 10 hti, ~ era 70 r,a,,or
were sale8 today q y oois' a. ooc' y CANON
CoFFEE-Has remained quiet throughout and
the only business done was in retail lots, at 25a
ooo 70 II for or7iro IN rrr,,a pic in c,,rrerc1,
- y : II Il - -
rNAl1hIs- llte'0 arc ~ nAsu Vi iel'"ie quo
tatoh5 lof lrelghts 10 any poihI as lhe delhahC
| still continues but little better than nominal
There ia no steamship up for LIVERPOOL
A., -. :; IA c,o Ic5 90 a. -
anu 'ne rae Is 2uyo.i9u ID, io =.
cotton to that port by SAIL and l4c' " Il
by sail to Havre. Asking rates by steam tt
New York and Boston }67lIc. 30 III, for cotton ant
80, - tc,o ~ ~ =,
! 49, q Dbl lof nour, ana py san Sg5'loc' q
for cotton and 45c u bbl for -four bark wa
on Thursday taken up at Mobile, to load here
A. IJo. % IL. for cotton to Havre.
r ~ 800. .,
FOREIGN MARkETS'-haIeso commercial pc
, Nova Scotian:
LiperpooI Cotton Market, 6th-The Brokrs' Cir
cuar reports: Sales of cotton for the week
l 88 600 bales, including $500 to SPECTATORS ant