New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05


hetter disposition operate, the stock on hand
is quite light. Sales to-day are confined to 60
/ hids. lnuscovado Sugar, at l2ac,, and II hhds.
inferior, at auction, mt 9sc. VI ID. There is quite
brisk retail trade doing, at 123D1So. for common,
and l6st0I74c. % ID. for yellow and white clari
fed There is no choice or prime in the market
We have heard of no sales of Mplasses, utqaota
it at 52@53o, by the cargo, and 55956c. y gallon
for retail lots. |
! ToBAcco-Has been very quiet to-day, and. we
have heard d no sales of any magnitude, Buyers,
however, were looking around, but did not seem
willing to purchase At the prizes asked and hold
ers did not feel disposed to operate at any decline
\ in their pricesg which we quote as follows, viz.
low refused light sa64oa5 heavy do. 44@5q,
N good do 5h6l6e., common5 leaf ,6@Sc., fair
leaf 9@IIo.,, good do, 12@14c., fine do.
4 l4@16c., and choice selections 2o@22e, u j.
Lots for baSing are held at 22dg25o.. y II.
I r. FIodR-Is in fair supply, with moderate de-
mand, but pric es, remain unchanged. Sales to-day
are confined to 75e hhls., of which 100 choice
extra Ut SIS; 200 on its merits at s12 IS; 40 at
Il auction at SO IS; 100 and 100 superne at 50 Is,
and 100 do. at So 60 59hbh
CoBN--We haze no alteration of any kind 10
notice in this article. hesapply on hand is ample
Ii uub The
Sales today comprise 24Oo sacks, of which LOGO,
500 and Toe white at s5o 100 ordinary do. atS2c.,
. 1870 yellow at Soc, and 600 and 800 yellow mixed
3 att so. y hushel.
E oATs-Thet market continues very quiet and
d prices dropping. There were sales to day3of $50
sacks II 45c. 800 at 4sc. and $50 at lie % bushel.
/ BRAN--Ts in light supply with moderate de-
.1nand Sales comprised 500 and 100 sacks at 81 Is
I !. q loosibs. "
\ 4 HAY-There have been no sales to-day of any
magnitude, but is quite firmly held at sl663lS fol
u ist Louis, and s24@26 for prime Ohio river.
PoRK-There is but very little inquiry for round
lots, which we quote nominal at $50 rs v Dbl. In
aretail way there has been quite an active bust
a ness doing at ss6t0ss6 % " Dbl s
IS BAcoN-There has been quite an active demand
for this article at previous prices, and sales com
le prise l5 tierces sugareured hams at 27e II and
10 do at 27c, and IS casks clear sides at 23c. % To-
~ There has also been very brisk retail trade at
n 1s9@1sc for shoulders, @22c orribbed sides,
223c. for clear ribbed 2sc for clear sides, and 265
Of 612T3c.a per u. for sugar cured hams
" LARD-The demand is very limited and prices
er dropping at 223t@23c for prime in tierces, and
ne 243c. y Ii. for kegs. :
WHIsKY- Has been very dull throughout ant
o We have not heard Of any salesof any magnitude
ii lprices however, remain Unchanged at 50 20@S2 q
nd for good western Feetfed.
es lasHSBr1 BAeGTaG-9EIas been in very active re
III tail demand and prices arsygdeeidedly tirmer
i'm There has also been very fair inquiry for Toun
wn lots and there were sales of 173 bales at SOC
On. The price was afterwards offered andre
saT fused for large lots. Dealers are furnishing tn
Bile demand for the country at 39osperyard in rolls
lsi and 4lc. ~ yard in bales s
Bale RopE-There we're sales to-day Of 10
half sat-
in furnishing the demand forfthe country at Ice
ont 5a d.
70: GUNSs4 BAGs-AFe III fair demand but ligh
not supply. Dealers. are obtaining SIC apiece 10
jobbing lots H. Y 49, a- . s5
pill LARD 0Il-Is in limited supply with fair de
ess nahd and prices are firm at 81 60t@l so pc
gallon. @ y 81 4A
II STAR in moderate supply an
demand at zoe. for u or, dc. for 10 oz 22c.fo
IA o., and 25c. fofafull weight.
Il gA1T-Isi1 fair supply and demand and price
81 are firm at s2@sz 10 for Liverpool coarse, an
50 05@s2 205for fine, from store. There ar
j several buyers ia the market for large lots, butith
II prices offered do not meet the views Of holders.
i. sUNDRRs-Eggs are selling at s32@34 y Dbl.
Potatoes lit S1 80 gbbl., Onions at 81 250st
~ 50 o bbL, Apples at 50 5O@s6 50 % bbl., and
Chickens at si2t@s18 q dozen for old, and s4@
90. 10 tuE young 2-t
81 sSIvAL sT6aRs Rosin is very scarce and in re
quest and prices are firm at 50 25@s2 50 for com
NJ mons s4for No.2, and 81 10 bbL for No. i, Pitcl
Is selling at So ~ bb Tar at % so, and Spirits 0
Il Turpentne at 57@8ao. V gallon.
WooI-4Is in fair supply hut dull at l2@13c..fo
~ berry, 18@25e, for Inferior, and 3O@s5c. 70
~ washed,
l. Hors-Are scarce and dull at s0@S3c. for Bel
y gian, and 75c.. TS9 ID for American.
- MALT-Is in limited supply, but dull at 81 TO
'sn Western and 81 60@$2 for Canada.
s, Butter AND CHEEsE-Good Western and North
" efn Butter is scarce with good retail demand
: at 250s0c. for common Western, 35D38c. 70
y prime do and 4s46c perth for Northern. Strict
~ Choice SHIELD at 4sc. per ID. Cheese is quiet
for Western and 2lc. per tb. for Englisl
~ Dairy lots.
~ CoPFBE The supply in first hands is light witt
- -, a fair demand at D28c. % Ii. for ordinary tt
ihu prime in curreneyab There were sales to-day o
ere $50 bags prime Rio at 1885, " b, gold aut
ear paid.a
81 FREIGHTs-The rate by steamer to Liverpool
~ 3D., for cotton Rate by sailto Liverpool is Geo
4 9-16d, 59ib, and to Hayre 4o: % tb4for cottor
ply BY steamer to New York and Boston it is a(02C
led y Ii, and BY sail 399-l6e, VI ID for cotton.
for .Cattis Market
ria JByEHRsoH orr. September 5. 1866