The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

FRE1oHra-Cotton was offered for Liverpool In liberal
Quantities and rates for this description Of freight were
very irn Grain freights were dull and heavy The
engagements were: To Liverpool 2200 bnles cotton,
mostly at 7l6d per steamer $50 bales cotton at I'd,
charters comprise bark to London 25 900 6ushe oats,
ir ships bags at 6d, and bark from Philsdelpha to
&arseiles, 5000 bbls petroleum, at 6s
MoLLssEs.-Some considerable inquiry prevailed for
cargoes for refining but sules made except In
email way to the trade Previous prices were well sus'
tanned,
under very limited demand. The sales comprise $500
bbs mainly at "a 24c. for crude 81 to 800. for
6nedin bond. and "a to SIC. for refined free.
eipts, 85i bbls. pork. 4s bbs. beef
956 packages cut meats, and 1856 do. lard The pork
market was without noticeable change in any respect
The sales we're 1000 bbls new mess for future delivery
including April and May, all sellers option ut S24 so to
S25; also nearly 6U00 bbs for immediate delivery at
s25 to $2525 for mess, closing ut $25 H. REGULAR
s2350 to S23.76 for old mess and $.125 to S22 for
prime. The market for beef continued very steady,
with fair demand The sales were about 300 bbls. at
$l6 to $40 for plain mesB and $40 50t 1924 for new
extra mesa. Beef hams continued dull and heavy with
further sales Of 800 bbls mostly at ss65 to S3750
Bacon was inactive and prices were IN buyers favor
The sales about $50 boxes at l6c to for short
rib and 15c to 15Lc. for Cumberland CUT a fair H.
quiry prevailed for cut meats and prices were un-
changed. The sales embraced GOO packages at to
1870 for shoulders, and 161.c to 1870. for hams
Lard was quiet, and prices declined nominhy "a per
lb. The sales were confined to about GOO packages,
mainly at 16Hc to 19c the latter ratio extrome tor
small lots choice kettle rendered. Butter and cheese
RICE The market remained quiet, with light de-
mand from the trade at fJrmer prices No sales OF Inn
portancs we're reported
SUaAR.-The market for raw sugar was fairly active.
but prices If anything rather easier very fair
demand prevailed for refined sugar. particularly for ye
low. the supply of which very much reduced The
sales Of raw Including refining and grocery grades COM
prise 60 hhds Trinidad, private terms; S5 hhds
Porto Rico at from l0i to &c., and 757 hhds Cuba
covado at from l01I to 12ac. Also 351 boxes HavA
mostly al 10 to 11c., but part at 10Hc.
TAILow.-The sales were to moderate c, t,nt bu. ut
lower prices. About 9S 90 lbs sold at IL Y to 1ac.
ToDACco.-Tho demand continued very moderate, but
change In prices noticeable The sales embrace
127 Connecticut seed leaf at from l8 tn 40c aud 80
hhds. Kentucky at from to 23Hc.
WHrsKEY.-Receipts, 115 bbls. The market was nomi.
nally unchanged Tho sales wero In tring lots, COIN.
prising 1G5 bbls at 50 26 to S227.
LATER.
By last nights mail wo have New York dates Of the
9th. Below give furthor market reports one day
Inter.
NEW YORK. Monday March 26.-The receipts Of the
principal kinds OF produce since our la5t have been
1851 b6s Flour; 6l0 bbls and 2l43 bGgs Corn Meal;
$50 bushels Corn; 2625 bushels Malt 209S bushels OATS
98l bbs Pork: 4l2 packages Cut Meats AS packages
Lard; l72l packages Beef; and IS bbls. Whskey.
CoYFEK-Has been In rather moro demand, including
Java ut 27c. 2sc. Maracaibo at $780, to 22Ho; La-
Domingo at 174c to l7Hc cash, in gold, per pound.
CorroN-Has been moderately inquired for at uni.
form rates. Middlings 30c to Ale. per pound. Sales
and resaes since last 1900 bales, against receipts OF
1911 bsles.