The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-17
trhe receipts and exports include coastwise ship.

(The receipts and exports include coastwise ship.
The foreign exports the past week embrace the follow
ing:
Liverpool 1867 bales to Havre $685. to Bremen 50 to
Barcelona. 2226 Total 17,498 bales.
From New York, for week ending April 11th to Liver
pool l4l08 bales to Hayre, 24l6; to Bremen 703; to
Queenstown 29l5. Total, .l42
From Charleston, week ending April 9th, to Liver
pool, 9ll bales; to HAvre. 1889 Total. 2lTo
During the early part OF the present week Cur market
succumbed to lower quotations from similar to
that which depressed the staple iu our last review For
egn exchanges dragged heavily reduced rates. there
by conning the purchases of Cotton to few frstclass
houses. The news, however, brought 10y the Gamers
England Belgian, and ASIA that our bonds were return
ing here for eae in view of the prices abroad being
sufficiently low to admit OF proat Of four per cent.
upon their importation at present rates here and III Eu-
rope we'll the fear of moncycd strpgency on the
Continent in the event of Austria and Pruss crossing
swords Influenced sudden reaction in the exchange
market and gave immediate opportunity to commits
sion houses reenter candidates for the eecy sta
ple which they were not slow to accept much greater
improvement than Is noted in our daily report would
been dscernibe bad not several leading operators
declined to execute discretionary orders on the ground
that should the above named powers become involved in
war; tton may yield 10 lower quotations in Europe.
Helders the other hard are willing to take the risk
and Or. fer to await further developments before offering
choice liets the going rates. atcuary as tney pc
eve with reduction of stocks and receipts prices
must materially advance.
Gold 1863 TO 126I; receipts at Mobile for four days
ending 10th inst 1900 bales; receipts at New Orleahs
April y. 106s bales; exchange on London CommercaI
1861 to l07 exchange Paris, 22 TO %; freight
per steamer sd. We predict reduction of receipts
to 900 Dalrs per week on or before the 2oth OF May
BREApsTuFFs The market VAS without essential
The common and medium grades Of State and West
Flours in some cases SC better but IN only
moderate demand Sales 80CO bbiS at SO IS 10 70 tor
Supers 81 IS to 60 for Extra State 81 10 to 10 Tor
Ch: ice State; So IS to go for Shipping Round Hoop
Ohio 40 to $40 for Extra Western $40 rs to IA 5for
Double Extra Western and It. Lous. @
Elour firm and in steady demand. Sales
40O bbs at Ss 65 to Is for supers SO IS to Sl5 for
Fancy and Extra
sOor Common 81 IS to II for Good to Choice Extras
Ryc Flour was dull a: 81 20 to S.
Corn Meal firm. but quiet. Sales 800 hbs at S3 TO
fJr Jersey; 81 25 for Brandywipe.
The Wheat market very irregular aad closed un-
settled the transactions racing only small parcels
Sales 1900 bushels, at 81 6S 10 81 65 for Few NO
81 Gs for do 81 95 to 50 for Red Western 81 40
for Old Amber Michigan; New Red State held at 81 90
aud upward; 50 65 for White Canada.
Corn was held higher, but buyers refused to pay the
adyance and the market closed dull and unsettled sales
20 UOO bushels ". stern Mixed at so to $50.
Oats were firm, but quiet We quote western un-
snnd at 40 to 47: Sound do Sc to 5sc State at GO
62c Jersey and Southern at Oh to 54c.
Rye was shade hcnier tending upward Sales 10 OOo
bushels including Western at 81 to 68d and State at 81
to s5,. Canada Rye IS nom nal at CSC to 81
Barley WAS quiet a 81 to 81 2! Tor stare ana Csn'aa
Wet
pRoyis1oSs.-Pork dull and scarcely so firm
Sales tO0 bols at s2i rs for Old Mess 25 62 to 2o IS
for New do closing at S25 6s and S2l % tor oid Prime
Lard was irm but quiet. Sales 600 bbs AND tierces
at l6isSl7c for No l; 171a@l8iac for fair to prime
Steam and 1s,4 @1SHc for Kettle Rendered
Cut meats firm at l05a91lsc Tor Dry Saited ana
Pcked Shoulders 16.@l7i.c for Dry SAted and Pick
Bacon was held higher. but was quiet Sales $50
boxes at Ii14c for Cumberland; and 1910 for Snort
Beef was dull sulcs 40 bDs, at sl4@ls for Repacked
Western Mess and s15@23 for Extra do
Ticrce Beef in good ex ort demaad at soVoo ior
Prime Nsss S36@37 r India Moss
Beef Hams were irmer. selling at SS. 5c@3?
Butter dull and irregular choice old dafies M n, Sr
ern and Oho 4O@6Oc State old; bo@sGc for do new
Cheec was more active aud f1rm'at l7@2O; for Ohio;
was du and heavy at 24@24sc for Crude; SS93sc for
Refined, in bond; Refined free is nominal
BEEswAx-Is dull at 3sc TO 40c.
CASpLEs-Are selling ct 22c to 2Sc for short and full
weights.
notice the sale Of very choice lot OF iO3 bags Rio per
1sc to 2O1c; Maracaibo aud Laguayra, l9c to 22Hc:
Java. &c 10 28c, all gold.
nearly nominal.
HAT-Is nrm but less active at SOc to 5c per 100 lbs
Hops-Ths market ia dull, and some OF tho recent
mportations going back, there being no successful
sale for them. Prices ore unsettled.
LME-Since last noticed. about 1000 bb's common
Rockand have sold at 81 SO per barrel, being 25c de-
cline The strikes among bri:klayers chsck the de-
mand.
MoLAssEs There is good jobbing demand and pri-
ces ,re steady. Sales 2OO hhds. Cuba Muscovado. in
lots at 4oc to C; so hhds Porto Rico nt 66c to 75j
METALS Tho ma ket is very dull, aud ices pretty
uniformly tending downward. Copper 2'A to CSC for
Baltimore. and 2s5c for Lake Iron No. Scotch Pig.
Offering at SIl so from the wharf. Lead 6,sc, gold.
spelter. i6Hc gold Tin-Banca. Ac; Straits 2Sc. Eng.
lish, axe, al gol1 Tin Plates nomlnal;y unchanged
l. C. ChMcoal, lOIl4 $1l, go.d Zinc l!tic to l3c
currency
out the improved tone noted yesterday Spirits Tur
pentne ss to 30 cents. Common kosn 81 so to 81 76
Tar 81 IS to 81 e2. for Washington and Wilmington
barrels City Pitch 81 rs to - So Crude Turpentine
S525
lower figures.
OILs-Are generally dull. Linseed Oil. in CASKS and
barrels 81 % to 81 rs; Crude Whale 81 p to 81 25
Crude Sperm So 40; Lard Oil 81 TO; Olive Oil 81 60 to
$165.
RIcE-The market rules quiet The demand. at bost,
is rather limited and the trade Ia not disposed to pur
chase beyond immediate wants. Rangoon 81 to cents
Carolina IL u to 12lz cents.
SUGAR The dsma continues good, and prices
ffm Notwithstanding the decline in gold. Fair to Good
Refining. lU3s@l0Hc. Sales 5Oo hhds. at lO's@llAc
for cuba and l2@lss for Porto Rico also lG9o boxes
standard Ground and Crushsd and l44@l5c. for Soft
White
TALLow-The market was dull and prices somewhat
irregula Sales $4,000 he at ll4@I1.c.. the higher
price for choice
ToBAcco-Contnues without animation; the inquiry
is only for new Substantial Kentucky Sales, 2l0 hhds
Kentucky 2lc to 22c l20 cases Seedleaf 6c TO 9c ~
bales Havana, private terms.
wRrEEy-Is nearly nominal at So q for primo West
ern bbs.
pool sU0O Corn In bulk at I'D; 400 boxes Bacon
5s 800 bales Cotton 5l6d 500 tlsrces Beef Cd and
per steamer 200 bales ,tton at Sd To London. $4,000
bushels Corn private terms ship with Deals from
st. Stephens to Glasgow, on private terms.
on.iyne.a uer south Carolina Railroad