The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

1 10 i2<o per 10 for No. H. 13M to IA for No H.
l6 for No TO- 0f Molssses there have been only retail
sales Of Cuba ct s to 46 gallon It quoted by the
to eo sh's Of bs
production for the week comprise S67 hhs Sugar 1862
hs ss so 10 S
boxes Sugar, soi hhds, ls4 tisrcts and 17I bbs no
wEsrERN PRODUCE AND Pnov1sroNs-we remark q
steady market small stocks on hand and fair extent Of
grain have boen rse during the past few days and
prices are easier consequence Full particulars the
FLoUn.-Wo noO firm market and good demand for
Huperhne and extra OF which there is arcity The
merits private terms co. lOU 500 superaLo at So
4Co low extra at 50 20 and 100 it's merits at $40
superine Prices have ruled with m upward tendency
during the week and 900 bbls have sold at S. %
of for "
to $lo 90 tor low extra to sl 90 for ned um extra
choice extra. Weeks receipts 9S70 bbs cleared 1924
large, and in some instances prices about &c. q
Sushel lower IL than @ they were Yesterday The sales TO-
at ST. 600 yellow s1Oi 500 yellow. Io6U white and
2ooo,white mixed 81 OK 1900 sacks at slO2h for
81 o. and $50 yellow at 81 o5 = bushel. Prices havo
decltIed about 7c q bnshol dur"g the week. owing
prices ruiips within the range ee'e SIT iys Saahe
Weeks receipts. GO Otl sacks; cleared l3O26 savka
IN
which: 1850 and 1000 at tto 200 at 66o and 200
thsweek, the supplies having increased. The week 8
sales embrace 1oOO sacks at "a to $780, 9 busnel.
Weeks RECEIPTS 1874 T. SACKS cleared. 1866 sacks
given way &c per Oo lbs the sales being couned
sacks at 81 20 and 500 at 81 20 per 100 lbs Owing TO
better supplies prices have declined per 100 lbs dur
ing the week The weeks sales enbruce 800 .acks at
81 ~ 81 40 per 100 lbs Weeks receipts, 2449 sacks
HAT.-We have to note dull market. and only 800
bales ordinary has been sold to-day at $24 per tom The
supplies are fair but mostly poor in quality. About
1900 bales Western have been sold during the week
2A per ton for ordinary $2S to sat for prime and s2s
for choice. .- ...
LARD.-There was o very good demand to-day, and
4o and 200 uerees prime sold at 2!c and 80 at 81
go per To- About 400 terces sold previously this
week at COX to 2 and some kegs at 22c per To- Week
receipts 70 ties, "a kegs; cleared 7s2 tcs.
very little for round lots, and lot Of clear Sides could
not be sold to-day unless at reduction previous
prices. Shoudera retailing at 14H, ribbed SIDES
17Ac clear Sides l0c and sugar cured hams 24@2c q
. About 16O tcs sugar-oureu hams have been sold in
small lots. during the past few days. at 2OX@Ho p fb
about 800 casks 1870 isXc for celr sides. lac for
shoulders, 17N@hc for clean ribbed Sides, and 2sc
for sugsr-cured HAMS
but the mar is very rm and Mess is retailing freely
at $50 p bbl. About A600 bbs. Mess have been sold
during the week at ssO@31 so q bbI the market clos
ing at the inside price, and sho wing advance
q Dbl. Weeks receipts 2S2l bbls cleared 2O3 bbls.
GREEN MEATs-The market is bare OF hams and sides
very neary and shoulders retailing freely al
l2Ac ID. lot of 81 casks shoulders sold early in
the week at 1870 and subsequently ll1s could have
| been obtained.
rold at So 25 per gallon. The market is we'll supplied
bnt dull. Rec hcd is retailing at So 20 to IS per gal
Ion; Weeks receipts. 2a6 bpls; cleared 2s4 bbls:
| FREIGHrs-The market continues dull both foreign
and coastwss. Slilipg vessels for New York akn
Flour at the very rate Of 2Cc per bbl aud Cotton
So per bale and steamers 1c per ID for Cotton III
Liverpool 9i6 to si per lib Cotton by SAIL
x to 2sd by steam, anu Ike by sail for Havre.