New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06

Coal Oils in good supply but dull at 82@
825c. 10 gallon.
LARD Oils in large supply, but prices are
dropping at 81 6O@$l 65 ID gallon.
HoPs-There is a fair inquiry noticeable for
new, but there are none in the market Belgian
are held at 8O@85c., and American at 75c. %
pound,
MALT-Is in light supply and dull at 81 20
for Canada, and 9O@92o. for Western.
sUNDRrEs-Potatoes are selling at 50 1904 90
per Dbl. Onions at 81 75@2 so. Apples at
50 5O@6 90. Eggs at $50 per Dbl. Chickens at
81 so for small, 50 for large. Turkeys $34@
$35 % dozen.
.WooI-1s in fair supply but quiet at I6@1sc.
for natural, l8@22c, for Texas, 3t94 for Merino,
22925c. for Texas, 4@5 for Merino, 28@30c. for
washed, and l3@l5c. % b. for berry.
HIDEs-Are in limited supply, with fair
demand at 1O@lO5c. for green, and 121@15c. for
dry.
STAR CANDLEs-Have been in good demand and
prices firm. Sales for the week include 1000
boxes at zoe. for IL o.; 2lc. for 10 OF. &c.
for IA o., and Csc. for full weight, of which
$50 boxes IL OF. sold to-day at zoe.
SALTS in fair demand, and prices show a
further improvement. We now quote Liverpool
fine from store at 81 40@2 so, and coarse 81 $50
az 40 u bushel; 81 Is for fine by the cargo, and
81 10 for coarse.
BUTTER AND CHEssE-Western and Northern
butter is in good supply but quiet at 22@23c. for
common Western 25@26c. for fair do; 27929c.
for prime do, and 30@35c. for choice !; 40C945c.
for goshen, and 46@48c. for strictly choice do.
ThereGwere sales yesterday of 20 firkins choice
goshen at46c. per pound. Cheese is in good sup
ply but dull at 15c. for SKINNED; 2l@22c for
factory; 24c. for English dairy 28@30c. for Still
ton, and 33@35c. for pineapple.
NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is in light supply, with a
fair demand, at $7t17 Is for No. /, 81 5O@$5 for
No. 2, and 50 5O@$3 for common. Pitch at IS so
@$6. Tar scarce at 81 10@s8 u Dbl, and Spirits
of Turpentine at 623@65c. q gallon There were
sales to-day Of 200 bbls. No. Rosin at 81 Is
% Dbl.
CoFFEE-Has been in active demand throughout
the week. The supply on hand is light, and
amounts to about 5000 bags. tits altogether in
the hands Of dealers. The weeks sales include
700 bags, at 1890. for prime, gold duty paid, and
273@29c. y b. for ordinary to prime Rio in cur
rency. There were sales to-day, included in the
above, of $50 sacks prime at 1890. q h., gold duty
paid. ......
FREIGHTs-There is considerable Cotton and
Produce offering to go forward coastwise, and
rates are firm, with an upward tendency. There
is very little dsengaged tonnage for New York
and Boston, and rates by sail are as follows:
&c. u Ii. for Cotton, and SIC. y b for Flour by
steam to the former, lc. y ID. for Cotton, $40 %
hid. for Tobacco, and Coo. y bbl for Flour
Foreign freights are dull, and rates are by
sail to Liverpool, 9-l6@8d. U b for Cotton, and
AIS. q hid. for Tobacco; to Havre 13c. u Ii. for
Cotton.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-The subjoined extract is
from Messrs. Boult, English & Brandons LIVER
pool circular, of the 14th ult.
Cotton has been in good demand, but the mar
ct being literally supplied, prices have a down
ward tendency. The sales for the week amount
to 10000 bales, of which the trade take 81 $50
bales exporters Is, $50 and spectators 1890 bales
The stock is decreased this week by 2,480 bales,
being estimated at 827 $50 bales (285, $50 Ameri.
can) against 427 $50 bales u.s. 410 American same
time last year. The authorized quotations are
for middling Orleans l33d.; midding Bowdeds 3d.;
and fair Dhollerah 3D. 3 b. To-day the sales are
10000 bales at unchanged prices. Manchester
There is better feeling and more inquiry.