New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

ceipts since yesterday. Tie market remains yery
quiet and unchanged. The stock of Sugar and
Molasses IS quite Small but only small retail
trade DONG, at 45@l31c for Cuba fair in hhds.,
l45ooloc' 1or prime Porto Rico, and 164@l74 for
yelioW anG white clarified. The only sale of any
importance to-day is a lot Of 20 Louisiana clarified
at iO4c q tb. In Molasses only a retail business
| is doing at jS617Oc. % gallon.
ToBAcco-The market to-day has been very
quiet. Buyers for the city trade have been look
ing around but they purchase very cautiously,
and the only sales reported are hhds. wrappers
at l9c., l for balng at 18c., for wrapping at
l3c., l6 light lugs at 4c., and do. at 34c - ib.
Factors hold quite firmly at 33@Gc. low refused,
light and heavy, 63@73c. for common leaf, SO
l0c. for fair do, 11@l3c for good do, 13@l4c for
fine do and 1G@2Oc. % ID for choice selections.
Lots for baling are held at 20025c. u ID.
FIouR-As is usually.the case on the last day Of
the month, very little has been done to-day in any
of our markets. We understand that several or
ders are now ready for filling, but buyers are
waiting until after the first prox. and, on the
other hand, holders do not seem anxious to SELL as
quite heavy business and frmer prices are anti
cipated soon. The only sales to-day are 100 choice
family at $l4 75 45O bbs. treble extra on private
per Dbl. Yesterday not previously reported, there
were sales of 800 bbls,, bought by the government
at $l4, so double extra at sl3 So and 244 superfne
at Sll per bbl-making, in all, 2O74 bbls.
CoRN-The market to-day has been quiet but
firm. Sales to-day comprise 100 and 1000 white at
90c., 2000 and 1900 yellow and yellow mixed at
s5c. per bushel.
OATs-We have no change to notice in this ar
+ioJ Cal ol-r nF
200 and 100 at 53c., and 300 at SIC. per bushel.
BRAN-The marketisquiet but unchanged. Sales
comprise coo sacks at 81 20 per 100 lbs.
HAY-The only sales to-day are 100 bales prime
Ohio River at s28 % ton. The supply on hand is
fair, and prices firm at the above quotation.
PoRK-There has been a better feeling man
ifested to operate to-day; although there have
been no large sales, still the inquiry has been bet
ter, and prices are decidedly tirmer, and higher
prices are soon anticipated In a retail way there
has been very good demand at $55 2j0$35 so
u bbl.
BAcoN-We have no change to notice in this ar
tcle. The demand for round lots is limited and
the only sales reported are 10 casks choice clear
sides at &c. y II. The retail demand is moderate
at Isle for shoulders, 2lc. for ribbed sides, 213c
for clear sides, 24c. for plain hams, and &c. Z b.
| for sugar-cured hams.
LAED-1s dull, and only small retail trade is
doing at 203@2lc. for prime in tierces, and 233G9
24c for kegs. The supply of keg lard, both here
and in the West is limited, and prices rule about
Sc. 58 h. in advance Of tierees.
WH1sEy-Is very quiet, and only very small
retail trade is doing at 81 700$I % for Louisiana
and % 20@$2 % u gallon for good Western recti-
fed.
INDIA BAGGNG-There is now very fair sup
ply on hand although no round lots are Offering as
it was mostly purchased before arrival In a re-
tail way there is very fair business doing at SIC
u yard for rolls and soc, u yard for bales.
BALE RoPE-Is in good supply, but with little
demand, at l84c. for lots and 19c. for retail
| parcels.
GUNSY BAGs-Are in fair supply and light de-
nand at 30c. piece.
| STAR CANDLEs-Are in good demand, and
prices firm at zoe. for II or; 2lc. for 10 or;
PC. for IA o., and 25c. for full weight. There
were sales today of $50 boxes schaefers u o.. at
zoe.
sAIr-Is in fair demand, and prices firm,
Turks Island is in limited supply, and is held al
Csc, y bushel. Liverpool is quoted at g 9O@
81 40 for fine. from store, and 50 20@$2 80 for
coarse. By the cargo it is selling at $2$2 O5 fol
coarse, and 81 lc@$2 10 u bushel for fine.
sUNDRIEs-Potatoes are selling at Sc 7504 OC
per Dbl. Onions at 81 1902 so. Apples al
50 50@6 90. Eggs at $36 per bbl. Chickens.a al
"a so for small, 50 for large Turkeys s34@
$35 u dozen.
NAVAL sToBEs-Are,n light supply with fair
demand, and prices are firm, with an upward ten
doncy. We quote So 50@s7 for No. l Rosin
s. 80 for No., and common at 81 50@9$3 Pitch
at s. 5O@$6; Tar at $3 SCOT S3 bbl., and Spirits
Of Turpentine at 575@6oc. q gallon.
HoPs-There is fair inquiry noticeable for
new, but there are none in the market. Belgian
are held at 89@S5c., and American at 75c. 4B
pound.
MALr-Is in light supply and dull at 50 20
for Canada and 90@92o. for Western.1
Coal Oils held by the lot at 80@9Oc. q gal-
1 Ion.
wooL-1sin fair supply but quiet at l6@18c.
for natural, lS@22c. for Texas, 3@3 for Mermo,
22@25c. for Texas, 3@5 for Merino, 28@3Oc. for
washed, and l9@l5c. % IL, for berry
HIDEs-Are in limited supply with fair
demand at l0@1O3c. for green, and l23@l5c. for
! dry.
| CoFFEE-Is in light supply with a fair demand
and prices are firm. Dealers are, supplying the
demand for the country at 273@29c q tb. for or.
dnary to prime Rio, in currency
! BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western and Northern
Butter is in good supply, but dull at 22@23c. for
common Western, 25@26c for fair do, 27729c.
for prime do, and 30t835c. for choice Goshen
and 47048c. for strictly choice ditto. Cheese
is dull at l5c. for skinned, 2l@22c. for factory
| 24c for English dairy, 28@30e, for Stilton, and
| 33@35c. for pineapple.
| FREIGHTs-There is considerable Cotton and