Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-19
FAYETTEVILLE MAEkEr-Apil Id.
Bacon l24. Coffee IL Is. Cotton: :.ew 163
III, Flour S63a7

III, Flour S63a7.
New YoRK MARKEr-April 9.
Cofee.--Cuba l3, ST. Domingo 12a 12 Java
cc34 l34, Jamaica ID, Porto Rico 1884, Brazil l3,
Iaguira l3 IA, C1iege 10 l01. Cotton Bag
ging Hemp % 221, Flax % 221; Flour,
New York superior IS, Troy IT'S, Western
e31a 8 SO, Philadelphia so IT'S, Bait. How
ard st. 62, City Mills elea l6 IS, Richmond
City 7 81, Richmond County 762, Alexandria
7 60, Georgetown 81 IT'S, Petersburg 62,
fredericksburg Z so, Scratched and fine 7, Fine
middlings 50; Molasses, Mart and Quad, 81,
English Islands SO, Har,e and Matanzas IS,
Trinidad, Caba 90; Naval Stores, Turp. Wiling
soft OO, North CO. so; Oils. Linseed Ameri-
can ls, Dutch 20 25, English 90 IS;
Paints, White Load, dry 9 so, DO. Bng. grd oil
10 90 16 O0; Beef, Mess II 90 a IL so. Prime
90 so, Cargo so O0. Pork, Mess 90 SO
a 81 90, Primo 19 so a 90 90, Lard, Western IL
Northern III.
"MATASzAs, APRlL 2.-Our market is glutted
with Rice, and is now worth 9 l-2 10, with no
prospect for an immediate amelioration."
CHARLESTON, APnlL9.
R1cE-Thcre has been no change in the art.
Gle since our last weekly report. The enquiry
is limited. Holders, however. remain firm, and
prefer storing, rather than accept lower prices.
The sales Of the week amount to about $500 bbls.
principally at from S34 to 3 So. A few small
lots of choice quality brought $32
RoUGH RcE--Continues in good demand.
Near 80, 900 bushels were disposed of, principally
from 90 to 81 cents. One or two cargoes interI.
or at e7 cents.
CLouR.-The arrivals ofthc week have been
heavy, amounting to near 5000 bbls. Richmond,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. The transactions
have been small, and mostly at our lowest quota
tons. The greatest portion of that arrived has
been stored.
GaA,S.-There have been seven or eight car
goes of Corn received, and all disposed Of: A
cargo of New Orleans, brought IS cents. North
Carolina from 70 to 90. A small cargo Of Peas,
brought 81 90.
SUGAa.-There have been several arrivals dur
ing the week, both direct and coastwise Among
tho former, we notice 680 hhds. and II bbls
Muscovadoes, and It's boxes, So hhds. Louisi-
ana, I2 hhds. and so bbls. and l04 bags coast.
-wiso. We have only heard of the sale of about
lis hhds Muscovadoes, from Sl3 to Ia. 10
bags Canton white at IL. hhds. superior st.
Croix at 143. Holders Of all descriptions are
very arm.
little doing in this article. Our stock is fair,
Since our last 220 bags Cuba and St. Domingo
direct, and 327 bags coastwise were received
We have heard Of the sale of about 300 bags Rio
at l3 cents cash, and l34, 4 month, SIS bags Ja-
va at l44
.MoLAssEs-Co Commands ready sale. About
100 ierces Muscovado Molasses received during
tho week direct, brot in the neighborhood OF 4O
cts. 80 hhds Cuba at 80 cts.
BACON g. LARD-Continues high and supplies
Of the former in particular ore small. A lot OF a.
bout $4,000 lbs N. Orleans Bacon received,
brought Ii cents, Hog round. Our country Ba-
con from the wagons commands Is cts. North
crn Hams bring readily IL cents.
PRovIsIoNs-Upwards of200 bbls Of Pork were
received. from New Orleans, Of which SO bbls
Mess sold at S22A Dbl. of Heads and Jowles
Sl21. In our market all kinds Of meats are
scarce and high. Beef from Is to 90 cents; Pork
ls3; mutton and Veal from I23 to 20; Poultry in
the same ratio.
Nsw-YoRx, April 9.
Exchange Foeign.-Bills, on London fell of
by the last packet. Exclusive sales at 107&. Tho
scarcity in the Money Market has had the effect
to depress prices.
Exchange Domestic.-The state ofthe Money
Market is such, that bills on the So1th and West
arc nseoci..::eed With great difficulty:
Iasuranee.-Tho Fire Companies as well as
the Mariners, are doing an extensive business
No lossos have occurred for some time.
Money-The Money Market has been un-
usually tight for the last week. The offerings at
Bank are large, and good notes are sold in the
street at / and II per cent month. There has
been considerable call for specie on some OF our
Banks, to 90 to Philadelphia. Tho uncertain
state oe the Government deposites, al tend to
keep the market close.
Real Es,atc.-Ths scarcity Of money has had
a considerable effect on the Auction Sales this
week. Large amounts ofproperty are announced,
and whenever peremptory sale is to be made
high prices are obtained.
Cotton BogginR.-Steady sales Of Dundee at
23a "a cts, and fair business doing.
Fzour.-Qur supplies Of western are entirely
gone, not hundred barrels could be had at any
price. This is an extraordinary fact in the history
Of -four, the last sales were at S3 70 bO.
The North River will no doubt be open in day
or two but it is believed the supplies previous to
canal opening will be very light. The sales are
now confined to southern, the stock of which is
far from being large, sales of Georgetown and nc
Howard-st at 81 81 a Z IS Philadelphia 62.
5000 Bbls Richmond city delivered them at
62. Rye SO.
CINCINNATI, apfiil aspfiii 4th 1886.
F2our.-Yhc market is quite heavy in con-
sequence Of the great decline which has taken
place in the last fortnight. Sales slow at S6 So
Puk.-In all qualities there is no change
holders entertain the utmost confidence in the
maintenance of the present high prices there are
no sales in this market, nominal price, mess $2O.
Prime 8 I6, so.
Lard is held firm and sales made at l2c.
BALTIMORE, April Ia.
BAcoS-Hams new, Baltimore cured IS IL.
Shoulders I2. Middlings I3 Flour IS a 8 e5
From the Charleston Mercury.
Our Meat Market,
Mr.. Editor.-The high prices at which Beef,
&c. arc held in our market, require that some
...., sh,nId he devised to aupnlv the wants of