The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-16

Mackerel are steady and In fair jobbtng demand,
HAY-Ia in good demand and. fern at.s1 45a1 30 for
shipping; and 81 e5a1 85 for retail lots.
fall new crop) Cuba Muscovado 5Ga5sc claJed 46a4sc
centrifugal 43a45c Porto Rico 6a7oc and Now Orleans 70
a90c. The stock is estimated at 1900 hhds Cupa ooo
hhds Porto Rico and 500 bbls New Orleans
NAVAL sroaEs-Spirits of turpenhne is In moderate
demand and stcady at 71a7ec Resins a generally lower
and dull; sales of common at ST. Tar heaVy ana du
at SO 76a3.
Ons-Are generally dull city linseed selling at 81 s5
R1oE-B quiet We quote Carolina at 1oha1lc and
f s9aAa.-Raw sugars are dull, but prices are steady
We quote Cuba as folws Inferior to common refining
9alOc; fair to good fair to good grocery
to prime to choice l2G cenuga Sa, mos Nos aa ta
g. at 94al0Ac Nos II to 10 ct 10Aallc NOS 70 10 AZ
al2c Nos 16 to 1S at Nos 10 to 20 at l4a
14c; white 1324al4c Porto Rico rennlng grades, ~
a10o; fair to good hall prime 70 choice grocery
11aal2kc; Brazil bags, 1OAa1o2le; Manila bags 9Sa
l0Xc; Havana boxes No u, in bond 6a5hc, gold Re,
and crushed: 14al4 soft whites 1salsc for soft
yellows.
TnE1oHrs- steady. The engagements to Liverpool
are 1000 bales cotton at 32n l6d losn at ~ TONS
dogwood at e0s and per steamer 500 bales OF cotton al
IS Sd :,
10 London per steamer 200 boxes cheese at os and
hhs taow at 45s To Bremen, 5000 bbls rosin a 2s 3D.
To Hamburg 800 gallons at Sc; bark TO Antwerp
with petroleum. az os ia. =: =, ii =.
| DRY GooDs-The dry goods market closes with in
creased activity q. K. Cafin l. Co., A. 7. Stewart
Co.. and many other large houses seems now 10 oe
crowded with customers from all parts OF the North
East ah West, with fair sprink!ing rom the South
The Spring trade will not be equal to that OF the past
year several years previous, but Will be much better
than expected month ago. Inc d1splay OF french,
English German and dress fabrics ts very attractive
There is also fine assortment OF American prints print
| ed lawns and muslin delaines
In silks the stock is rich, battling all description The
French Exposition has called forth the most exquisite,
brilliant and amarveous' novelties which human skill
and ingenuity could devise. full display OF all those
new styles figures rare combinations OF shades and
rich patterns would IN itself ben museum OF novelties
sufficient to attract admirng and wondering crowds,
almost anywhere, throughout the season. New York at
the present moment has such display on exhibition to
which public attention is now invited from all parts oi
\ drygoodsdom.
Brown sheetngs and shirtings are steady IN price,
with slight concessions on some brands Bieached
goods OF best make In fair demand, with little or no
variation In price. Drills are In full stock, and are Of
fered shade lower. Stripes and ticks are in demand
but are heavy. Corset jeans in good request Den
inns are lower Print cloths firmly held without saea
to any great extent Woolen goods, OF many styles,
are firm and higher under the new tariff. Buyers,
however are holdiug on believing that after few days
prices will go lower. Linen goods are very plenty and
lower. The auction rooms are now well suppled-Dost-
ly With sscond-rate goods-whtch are dull and heaVy
On the WHOLE have to represent d. week OF activity
with fine. prospects for the future. The fall in gold
makes some buyers little tmid, but the trade generally
don't pay much attention to the sncs Of the bulls and
| bears Of Wall street-Fndepesdent