The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23
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Beef RAMS ate tsnyMsyad at Aeasa.:i :; g e SH
Cut Meats are steady. Sales 16Gpkgs; OF s3as3ac for
Shoulders and 12a13c for HAMS
Bacon is quiet and steady Sales 270 boxes ut 1Oaa
10,Sc for Cumberland Cut, and L ,lc for Bellies.
Lard IL firm and quiet. sales 900 bbls at fer
new and 1879 for small lots OF prime kettle rendered.
Cheese is steady ut 13ca1s1Sc
Wtskey Is quiet and unchanged. Sales l6o bbs State
in bond, at 25c. .-Is&
HIDES &c-The following relative to Hides, Leather,
&c, we take from Messrs. Bull & Co. IS Circular:
an@ Of from Buspos yres
Montovdco aud Rio Grandc. TIE sales during tho week
have been large footing up S3,630 uidus OIL $50 bales
part to arrre leaving the stock on hand Hides
FnEIaHrslTo Liverpool 600 bushels Corn at 4a5c;
400 bales Cotton at 4da3Gl; and per steamer, 65oo
bushels Corn at I'D; 200 bales Cotton at British
brig to direct port III Ireland, with Corn at As Cd.
CUrToN-Tho market is without de, ded change. Sales
1900 bales ut CSC for Middlng Uplands.
Messrs. Cornwall i Zerega i'll their Weekly Cotton
Circular, thus quote the markets
We have to report for the week unsettled and de-
clining market closing with quotations fully 2}s cents
per pound lower tina the opening prices OF Saturday
The continued decline in Liverpool the absence Of
all power wish the part OF spectators or holders 70
sustain the market has carried prices to lower point
than the bears have prophesed VIC should
reach before the next seasons crop was the mar
ket The losses cotton have been so very heavy and
30 disastrous that commission houses 40 not hou Got-
ton Oh which the margins swept away by the decline
in prices and market is well supplied with offerings
of cotton put the market to bc Sold Tho sales ccn-
tnue largely for export The dry gooas markos contn
uss so unsatisfactory and the manufacturers, sharing IN
the general losses from the decline OF cotton and goods
have become cautious buyers, and are not tempted to
purchase at present low figures The exports this
week are 1853 bales The for next week
5000 bales. Freights by steam, ad to o.lGd; ny sa
to 316d dull The receipts OF cotton at all ports Tor the
week ending April ~, about rs, 900 bales
We have, during the past week, made thorough can
vass OF ali the public and private Cotton warehouses III
New York and Brooklyn also every pier on which Cotton
is being received lind the stock to bc as follows In
sorehouses, l25OOO baes on piers 1000 bales on ship
board not cleared, 5000 bales; tota 135O00 bales Is
canvass shows the stock to be much less than the es
mated amounts. Our last canvass was made in septe
ber months ago. Our stock at hat ume wa wa
100000 bales. Our receipts since have been 52O,0o0
making total $4,000 bales. The exports to Europe
have been 3l5 900 bales leaving balance OF ,0UC
bales from which deduct tho present stock, 135OOC
bales shows bales have been forwarded to other
points Tho great difference netwcen the actual and he
estimated amount OF stock ought not to occur and to
prevent any such in the future shall ourselves
| take account OF the stock at least quarterly.
The Cotton Goods market, in sympathy with the Cot
ton market is unsettled, and prices somewhat lower