The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

at irregular rates For future delivery hear 1850
bbls s ms ss at ss2 co. buyer july s32 seller August
625o bbls at ssl I21 to 81 rs for mess closing at
Def ia without change to roe. sa,.s Of 1so pb,s ot
$40 Ii for old plain mess sic 20 for new do sa
to II for od extra do; and $40 to "a for do.
Beef hams quiet Sales of IS bbs at $40 60 for
Gut meats and bacon are quiet but firm, for choice
| lots in particular
Lard is atosetnSr nominal and omit quotations
at So 26 for potr, and 10 rs to l6 go for pearls.
CofFEE-Wo hear Of no sales, and prices are noml
CoTToN3The market to-day is nr,ner. We quote at
HAY.-The demand has been fair and tho rnarke,
quite rm ut 90 to 6Oo for shipping 66 to zoe for
is dull but firm at s,i &c. gold; other
HoPs-Aro firm and In good demand for bomo
consumption AZ from 80 to so to 70c to growth and
LATHs.-Eastern are nrm and in fair demand at 81.
months. S VI
for shipping, and S2 10 for lump.
MoLAssEs.Is dull but prices are unchanged.
seed fair Lard fonnsG o Is dSl sI nSt9 Su arh na at
crude s9z to 41c for refined bond and SO to S0c for
RioE-Is dull and nominal
SUGAR-Raw sugars are moderately active and steady
s S for PGssG Rice and sc
TALLow-Tho market has been rather more active and
to isc for prime western aud city and Ias os ~
inferior and common lots.
WuIsKEY-The market is firm brt dull at 251s to 81
26 for state, aud 261a to So ~ for western
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-The journal of Commerce saws.
The market for Domestic Goods has been very firm
throughout the week, with advance In many par cu
lars, and growing impression among shrewd holders
that still higher rates will be reached The reaction In
the gold market shook the confidence of some but 9th
affect tp believe that the prices goods will be main
taned without reference to the quotations gold II
there ts interruption In the supply of factory help
through the summer months, tho production must be
so large to load to important acoumuaons OF staple
much predicted the West and Northwest viii
not feel to buy large lines OF goods they have
been at the height Of their prosp rity South
may be less profitable customer than generally ex
peeted. All these considerations win affeot prices seat
the opening Of the fall trade and those who at
high rates now may find the tide against them when
but the trade Is far from staRuant and there are no
signs Of immediate cessation. :. - .'..I.I'-
Tho market for most descriptions Of foreign goods 10
Gull The advance OF gold has but little practical infu
once upon prices, jobbers generally have sufficient
stock to meet tho prest wants of trade and Will not
purchase this class Of abrca In anticipation of the fu
taken In mo modefate lots at full prices. Printed lawns
and aconets In excessive supply the stock having
been largely increased by recent arrivals these are
pressed for sale at marked decline. Black and plain
coored silks are held with rather more armness In
woolens there is less activity than expected at this
stage OF the season. nne grades are hold at full prices
The Paes at auction during the week have been sma
and no important public offerings will be until the
opening OF next seasons business.
Printing cloths. the Providence Journal of 25th June
says. are quiet with quotations nominaiIy tho Same "a
previous week: Buyers have been indgposed to ope.
rate to any extent until the future raw material
more fully developed. both regards the
OF European affairs the prospects of the soon ms
turing crop. The following tho sales: 5000 pieces
obI6O private terms 900 do 61x64, private terms:
1000 do 14Ho; 600 do 6i164 i6o 5000 do osIS
l4Ho. Total, 10000 pieces-