The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

Common to medium extra Western. 7 COO 8 A
| Corn was inactive and heavy, With sales OF 4S,00
bushels ut 7S976 cents for unBound and 76978 cent
for sound mixed Western. Oats were In moderately &c
tive demand at 95@43 cents for unsound and cent
sound Western s. oents for State and "a cents fol
Canada Bye o trihe In sellers favor, with bet
ter demand The sales were about 40 900 bushels West
ern, mainly at 7S@so cents Malt ruled inactive and
nominal Barley was quiet but prices were not nateri
ally altered We note sales Of about 5000 bushels Cana
| da West, part If not al at $1.10.
CoTToN-The market WAS dull, heavy and lower with
sales Of about 1900 bales mainly ct our suIjoned quo
above the market at It's cl 20. We quote
Upland. f'.orida. :. Noble. MoGE
! Low MiddIng....SS 80 SO 4l
@,dsliIs aadS m'ddns q y q q ttss q q
CorrzE was duli and nominal. No demand prevailed
cargoes, and the trade was confined to small obbins
| lots.
but prices were nominally unaitered The sales were
mostly In small lots, comprising about 1000 lbs Balt
moro at &c., and 90 900 ibs Portage Lake at 34@S5o
We quote Detroit ut S5c. with very small sales. Now
shooting and yellow metal heavy at previous nomi
OiSDIrs-The market was nom.nally unchanged;
small lots Of adsmsntine were sold to the trade st 229
2Sc, but no special sales we're heard Of Patent and
sperm continued In small jobbng request at 50@62c.,
and 40@42o.
FR1IsHTs-were dull, except cotton, which was Of
fcred moro freely. The engagements were: To Liver
pool 800 bales cotton at 616@Kd; $4,000 bushels corn.
tHd 100 tons sta1ss private; 200 boxes 5 bacon at
beef st3s Cd 500 eroes Lard ct 25s; 1000 bbs pork.
st 2 3D., 500 boxes bacon, at 25s To London-22 600
I'd To Glasgow. per steamer 1000 bushels corn nt 3D.
Tho charters were bark to Amsterdam, $4,000 bushels
rye ut Sd.
MoLAsszs-The inquiry was altogether for trade lots
Prices continued nearly nominal for all descriptions.
Tho sales rs hhds Porto Rico a 70c and IS bbs
Now Orleans At 81 to $l.05.
NA1Ls-No particular change was noticeable In the
market for any description Out sold resdily at 7Hc
bost assortment in small trade lots at 7xc AL other
sorts rather quiot. We quote cnch at &c. to sXc
forged horse at 98c for 3d. copper &c., yellow METAL
at 41c and xinc at zoe. cash.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market was inactive and souae-
what nominal In all departments. Rosins heavy and
rather lower with small sales common compr ling $50
bbls mainly at $425; note salos 800 bbls strained
81 so to s5 $50 bbs No. O. Sc to $s and small lots No
/, 50 to Sl2, and prime pale. $4 to $l7-the outside
rate an sxtreme Spirits turpentine was nominaly o
trife lower Large lots offering at s0c, and retail
parcels at 92Kc. There has been deman for crude
turpentne and in the absence OF transactions prices
altogether nominal; quote for basis S. 25 at
which small lots offered. Tar dull and droop-
Ing with small sales ct $sO for Newbern and $425 for
Wilmington, with high as $3.50 demanded for choice
lots Of the latter Pitch quiet small lots sold to
consumers at $5.25 to $3.50.
PRovsIoNs Receipts, 2420 bbls pork sos bbls beef
s72 pkgs cut meats l6 do and ia kegs lard and 76
dressed hogs. The market for pork ruled frmer, wi
fairly active demand. in part from SPECTATORS. The
aales about 5000 bbls mainly at S2650 to S28S7H
for new mess closing at S28 cash, S2650 for old and
S27o for prime. Also for future delivery including
tho month OF May, sellers option about $500 bbls new
active, but prices only steady. The sales
about 10U0 bbls at SIC to $40 for plain and
S2obo TO S2 for new extra mess Also 1000 tcs prime
mess At $34. Beef hams dull and dropping, with
further sales OF $50 bbs mainly at $39 to $40 Bacon
quiet and nominal. We note sales Of 400 boxes,
we're IN fair demand We note sales Of $40 pseEasoS at
11c to lac. for shoulders, and 16c to 18c for hams.
Dressed hogs were nominal at last quotations The lard
market was steady. with moderate demand. We note
saes Of 800 packages at 6o to SHc Butter steady
at <0c to 6io for State and 28c to 46c for Western
Cheoso rather dull and prices somewhat In buyers
favor with sales Of choioe at 22c We quote for an in
side price 16xo
suaAn.-The market was without decided change.
Tho ssles 78 hhds Porto Rico at 10xc to llKc.
and 100 hhds. Cuba Muscovado, and 460 hhds. Dema
private terms. Refined was quiet and nominal.
TnM-The demand continued vory moderate and
prices havo been gradually working down for all oe-
sorptons. The sales limited to $500 half chests
green's 100 half chests oolongs about 1900 half chests
unooored Jspans and 1900 half chests souchongs all on
private terms Also by auction, about Loo half chests
catalogue Of $500 half chests The 5llAnce. S4oo half
Ghosts was Withdrawn owing to unsatisfactory prices
ToBACoo.-Tho market was dull and hosvy, with no
saios whatever outside very small lots to tho trade.
WooL.-Wo notice no change In tho market, unless
that prices Of domestic Wools Holders are se
ing freely whom opportunity ohsrs; hne woois are nrm
Of the buyer sales $50 bales ODESSA part a SSo to
1000 pounds Texas on private t,rmr; 200v0 pounds
Te!. 21S 70 s2o pounds Flee0es as 4so 6S0
WnuKlY.-Recoipts SSl bbla The market was quiet
and unchanged. Small lots sold Ut $228 to S2S0
New York Cotton Circular.
WEEKLY COTTON CIRCULAR OF sPKrERs oaApMAN &
co., FoR THE srxAMEn xDuBuRoH.
TArDAY March e.-On Saturday. .he Sd inst. our Get
ton market opened strong and sales were eneoed ct the
London but towards noon gold rapidly doolined This
brought further operation to stand and sales OF 2O00
bales made up the business OF the day chiefly for ex
port at about A to Ak cents for Midding Uplsnds.
In consequences Of tho continued downward tendency
Of gold on Monday and Its foversh and unsteady con-
dction, exporters In detsrred from fll
Ing their orders; hence tho business was Light par
cnlarly holders willing to make the conces
sion which shippers demanded Only 1900 bales changed
hands at about the closing rates Of Saturday.
On Friday the market was dull and irregular. and
most Of the sales made in small PARCELS the tranS
actions sum med up about 1900 bales at about
for Mddling Uplandp. and 43Ho for New Orleans. AS
holders showed on Wednesday moro general disposi-
tion to meet the Vows Of operators particularly tho
summing up fully 90 nales was effected on basis Of
4s9+SHo. for Middung Uplands and 4i@4AXc. for New
Orleans
Tho steamer City OF Now York. with Liverpool dates
TO the 22d ut arrived late on Tuesday evening" and the
Java with Liverpool sdvces to the Ath ult, early on
Thursday morning Tho latter steamer brought the
Brokers Circular quoting decline tho week Of I'd
he weeks business amounted to 81, 600 bales. Mid
ding 0rleans sold at lSXd Uplands. lsXd.
Tho huion In the sank OF England bad Increased
fS27 COO under which influence rate Of discount
| advanced to 69K.
Tho decline in Cotton was folly anticipated, and in
great part discounted before the above Intelligence
made fno~n. Tha advance In ave.t~enty bonds. how
ever. mad the eject Of stu further depressing god
consequently, exporters demanded sill further con.
in the price Of Cotton which In some cases
granted.
Great rregul.rty in price tho ruling feature Of
tho day with sales OF 1900 bales ranging between
42h@fSo. for hddling Uplands 449i4Kc for New Or.
leans with more marked decline In Good Ordinary and
Low Eiddng.
,od.y the market is further depressed by the decae