The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

Southern -four is lower and duh. Sales OF 2eo Dds a
Si2 bOal4 20 for common to fair Baltimore ano eou'
EXTRAS and $14 65a17 90 for trade ana mmny =, yso
RIVE crr Ia In fair demand but heavy. sales Oh ioo
Corn meal is unchanged Sales 400 bbs at IS 90 for
GpsN-The wheat market is inactive and prices are
nominal IN the absence Of business OF note we near
Of sale Of $500 bushels Green Bay spring at s27Sh
Barley is inactive and pricrs are nominal
BARLEY malt is without important change
ats are quite firm and at the close prices are neS
better The sales 600 bushels Ohio at soo st
en At sssc the latter rate for something EXTRA State a.
Rye ia in limited demand and the market 1s fa.nee e
heavy Sales Of 1000 bushels Western IN loss az
Corn opened opened firm for al descriptions, ah9
closes stronger for new and heavy for DID, Inc
The sales are $1,000 bushels unsound st q 15 new
western mixed at 81 GOAL 20, closing OF Iss! - III
good delivered and old do ;! sal %; sne 'nA'ue
pnoyTsIoNs-flc pork market has been larry acMve
at HIGHER figures but closes dull and rather heayy
cash q and fss ssg1s aas do m I city dol
rie. S,sais as for extra prime do; S2a2S 70 ior mss
ern prime ess s2s for city do do, and s2s 70 1or
mess
Sales of 600 bbls at S1Sa16 for common TO fair pan
s17a for good to choice 90 ns t he sms
supply. 49,, or,o+
Bsson is only moderately active. Sales Of 160 boxes IN
lots at 1OHo for Cumberland cut to arrye for Snort
! nib and l2%c for short clear. ,-.s.,,od
Lard remains dull and prices nomnAiy I ~ 49,
Gales Of 500 bbls and erces ut 12a12Ac for NO i ia
az for city; and 1Sa1sSc for fair to prime seeaM
dull and heavy We auots new as ssss
aSsnsn and Orange soss
10 prime DO 27aS0c State arkns common sna ia1 ~
1la16c State Welsh tubs M pe Wsasrn
common to good do 12a20c; Northern Pennssi's'a w.
16a25c. ,,.,.a wa onote new as
/ tn choice. lSC per Ids Akat<
storr far To GOOD 15a17c; state f,ctory, common u
ime. i1al5c Vermont dairy, fair to good HaioS S Go
Ohio prime, 12al5c do: Ohio, common 0ai10 uo'
fair busnsss has been done in Rio at fu
prices. Other kinds are dull. .,.,,. ,,ro,,on,
rrTroN-The market remains quiet at ABOUT preNoui
rates The demand is very limited Small sales OF MIG 40
ding Uplands at 27a27Ac, and DC New oresnS ~ 40
HHsyT The demand is fair and the market steady
a t5a1 60 for Shipping and 81 s6s2 for retail lots
MoIAssEs-Is dun and prices are nominally tne sam
linseed is scarce in demand and hr1
at 81 s7al 40. Fish Oils are steady. Lara o'i ~
changed. ,...,,,,, ,,.,,,. and holder
ara Arm. Sales OF Cuba at 10sa1lAe; 81 Croit -
porto Rico at l3Xc, and Havana at l0NallNc henne
dun and heavy at .,d oF bnt an Sales of
bbis at S5c In bond. for Western - mn. ,,,,.,s,
'g1 RnIeTTsNTo "a liverpool by steamer $4,000 bnsne
peas 2;kd. aud 1000 bales cotton ~ o-Sza
From tie Shipping Ltst.]
BOSTON DRY Goops MARKE1. 4AH 2eEEor Ms .ne msi
.ndino Friday May 2k-The Dry Goods trade remaLus
same state We dsnosop Hon on the pa
Of one Of the largest New York houses to pear ae - =
and treak down prices has proved most inluroas S
rect of the trade, and for nearly all nnos 91 sa1
goods prices have not touched iemnnstaesa . ns M
Heayy standard sheengs are dull ana as .ne Pr
of ths mills WILL 1t Is believed, soon oe1e ps ri
Indications the spring business Will conunue " ~
price Is not remunerahve, some psrues nav s,cHS
tei goods nom the market The Eedpoea :,
Standard sheetings have been SOLO az tsIai, Iric.
medium sheetngs from 16al7c. 'f1ne saeestsS 1,tsS -
Z. Natter and have been in fair demand 5leaS S n =
s tona have been selling rather more Hosy; syyn y.
ths nrosuect of m increased demand bsoWn ot a1aI
haen sold at 18Hc but continue In mooesate osn1 =
J. Ticta are Quiet Corset jeans are In far oemano
srahle styles of prints in Light coors are rea1y al
and Int few more light goods to come forwato; .sa
stvles are selling at l5s16c The MsncneSer s';
sailing nj c: npgos dannels 24ci ana a-Wooa o
10 aac The Pacific deaines are IN tar demsna ~ - ~,
lawns 22c but the weather is little coia lor M s @ U
D, ~ oooda The past week has been great o1s os w
Lana owing largely to the continued unisYoIaGe w1H s,
for bnsiness Prices OF most goods Still rul5 low I
~ the uresent cost of production Ihe preVaanS , JUL.
however. is that by fa there will be aecoeo
" LAM hotf, Ia prices and demand. this improqaMS
- MT reaized woollen manufacturers WIN Do oonpen
70 TO atom their mills generally SILK mixtures ars sou
6ioher and In all cases are readily taken ~ tne
nr riesa few weeks ago Light weights, IN ooi9ls 8
tjnne scarce and are In demand. Fancy cioak'nBs
sold up sackngs are dnn
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