New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-28


change in prices Sales embrace $50, 300, 500 and
1000 sacks, at SOC. per bushel.
BRAN-There has been quite an active demand
noticeable to-day, and prices remain unchanged
Sales include 2j0 400 1000 and 1900 sacks, at
81 Is per 100 lbs.
HAY-We have no change to note in this article
Sales comprise 300 bales prime St. Louis at $29,
and l4O bales at $27 so u ton. Prime fat,hocp
Western is selling at $29 u ton.
PoRK-We have no alteration Of any kind to
notice in this article. The supply on hand is fair
demand limited, and prices for round lots nominal
In retail way there has been moderate business
doing at $25 35 y Dbl.
BACoN-There is nothing doing except retail
trade, at ls3c for shoulders, 2l3c for clear sides,
and 27c. y b. for sugar'cured hams. Round lots
are nominal at lSc. for shoulders 2lc. for clear
sides, and 263c. for sugar cured hams.
LARD-There is a full supply Of this article on
hand but with very limited demand, and prices
are nominal. In a retail way there is only small
business doing at 2l3c. for tierces, and 233 for
kegs.
WH1sKY-There is little or no demand for round
lots, and but limited demand for retail lots at
81 7581 so for Louisiana, and 50 2002 35 % gal
Ion for Western rectified.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in fair supply with good
demand, and prices are firm at 20c for II o.; 2lc.
for Is or; &c. for IL o., and 25c. for full
weight. There were sales to-day of $50 boxes
Schaefer's IL o. at 20c., and 100 l3 OF. at 2lc.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in fair
supply but quiet, at23c. for common, 25@27c for
fair, 28D30c. for prime, and 30@35c. y tb. for
choice. Goshen is selling at 40@45c. f3 ID.
Western Cheese is selling at 17@16c. u fb.
CoFFEE-Is in fair demand and prices firm, at
274@20c. y b. in currency, for ordinary to prime
Rio. We notice sales to-day of so bags prime at
1880. gold duty paid, and 100 bags fair to prime
at 27!129c. currency.
SUSDRIEs-Potatoes are selling at 50 5003 Is
per bbl Onions. at 81 75@2 80. Apples at
SO 25Gg3 50. Eggs at $50 per Dbl, Small chickens
at $5, and large at IS per dozen. Beans at $50
Sl2 per Dbl.
INDIA BAGGSG.-Is in limited supply, but with
only moderate retail demand, 3Sc, per yard in
rolls and 4Oc. per yard in Bales.
BALE RopE-Is in fair supply, but moderate
demand at I84c. for lots and l0c. for retail
parcels.
GUNNY BAGs-Are in fair supply and. light de-
mand at soc. piece.
SALT-Is in fair demand, and prices exhibit an
upward tendency. Turks Island is in light sup,
ply and is held at Csc. per sack Liverpool is
quoted at 50 3l0s2 80 for 1ne from warehouse,
and S2 2O0s2 80 q bushel for coarse. 1t is held
by the cargo at 50 40 for fine and 50 05 for
coarse.
NAVAL SToEEs-Are in light supply with fair
demand, and prices are firm, with an upward ten.
dency. We quote Sc 5O@$7 for No. Rosin,
81 50 for No. O. and common at 81 50@s3; Pitch
at IS j003G; Tar at 50 jOl14 y Dbl. Spirits of
Turpentine at 57306Oc. u gallon,
Hops-There is fair inquiry noticeable for
new, but there are none in the market. Belgian
are held at 80035c., and American at 75c. f3
bushel.
MA1r-1s in light supply and dull at 81 20
for Canada, and 9O092c. for Western.j
Coal Oils held by the lot at 9O@9Oc. % gal
lon.
WooL-Is in fair supply but quiet at 16@l8c.
for natural, l8@22c. for Texas, 3@@ for Merino,
22025c. for Texas, 39E for Merino, 28@3Oc. for
washed, and l3015c. 5g Ii. for berry.
HrDEs-Are in limited supply with fair
demand at l0@lO5c. for green, and l23915c. for
dry.
FREIGHTs-There is considerable Cotton and
produce offering to go forward, and the rates are
firm at lc. u ID. for Cotton, SO y hid. for To-
bacco, and soc. U Dbl for Flour by steam to New
York. full cargo has been engaged for New
York by sail at 6oc. U Dbl, for Flour. Rates by
sail to Boston &c. y tb. for Cotton, and soc. y
Dbl. for Flour. Foreignfreghts are dull at 9-16@
id. for cotton, and AIS. Cd. hid. for Tobacco by
sail to Liyerpool for Havre l4c u H. for Cotton.
The steamer for Liverpool is loading at 20 2 Ii.
for Cotton