The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-23

and patent unchanged at 3sa40c for the former an
/ 4Sa50c for the latter.
vous prices, and sales nade Of 500 bags Gudn
Star, and 800 bugs Valkryrien. private terms
other descriptions ne heard of Sales though the
| ket was uniformly steady.
FIsH.-TLo demand Tor dry cod was very light, bu
the market ruled steud at s7a7 95 for st d,orgcs
Mackercl remained dull at unchanged prices We quote
sls 75asl9 aud No do ut s17 50as1s Herring wore ne
elected We quote: scaleo 45ca60c. und No 2Gca2sc.
FRE1aHTs.-Nohing Of consequences doing in freight
owing to the difficulties in moving freight both In tht
city and harbor the streets being blocked up by SHOW
and the harbor by ice. Tho engagements noted were
To Liverpool 3UO bales cotton at Ada5-7 3D. and pc,
steamer 1000 bales do at alGd To Bremen, 1900 bblt
petroleum on private TERMS and per 800 bales
cotton ut and 100 hhds tobacco at 1885, To Autworp
terms. Tho charters were: Norwegian bark to di
rect port in England, slaves, private terms.
GuNNf BAas-Wcre dull and unchanged at 2ac In
BoB OIL 200 bules wcro sold nt % l5a2- &c
GUNSY CLoTH-Ocuhnued dull and nominal at &c.
gold in bond. We heard Of no sales
MoLAssEs-The market retained Its previous frmuess,
small lots for consumption We quote: Porto Rco per
gallon 45aG0c; CuEa Muscovado, 40a50c Cuba cllyed
40c Cuba centrf and Mixed 37a39c; Barbados 45a5Oc
New Orleans cash, 70a65c.
Na1Ls-s1arket very quiet Wequote: Out, eza6elc;
clinch, 8has3c forged horse 3o32c; pressed DO 22a
24c; yellow metal, 3oc end copper 48c-
NAVAL SToREs-Sprits turpentne still continued dull
and no sales OF Importance were effected. Small lots
were being disposed of ut G71sas5 Tho rosin market
remained substantially the same as last Noticed. The
only sales wo heard cf were eco bba common at 81 goa
aud 100 do opaque at So 5aG the inside price of
dark OF tar safe was effected of 100 bbls. Whining
ton rope at Sc IL. Pitch dull ut II rs.
PRorIsIoNS-Rcccipts 800 bbls pork; III do beef 2i9
pkgs cut meats; 40G do ]ard and 1891 dressed hogs
frmer fccng pervadcd the pork market under more
active demand Sales of 4500 bbs were effected at so1a
q 90 for new mess which closed at s2l 81 Wcstern
s20a20 II Tor old mess, which closed at $50 cash. md
siG 75aI7 II for prime Also tor February and March
delivery sellers and buyers option 1900 bbs new mess
1T s21 50a2l 75 Beef was steady with fry active de-
nand The Raes were GOO bbls at S12a18 for new plain
ness, aud S17al8 for extra mess. For beef hnms
more active demand prevailed prices ruled hrmer
The sales comprise 400 bbls at s8 5OaS3 TO- Cut meats
in active demand with sales OF nearly 1000 pkgs at
aa9c for shoulders and 10ul2 cts for hams. Dressed
logs ruled shude higher with sales OF 8Aa8I cts for
Western and esa9c for city The transactions in lard
vcre to fair extent at better prices 700 pks
I'D and new ut from 12al3Hc. Bacon steady with
Moderate demand sales Of 500 pkgs were made ut 10a
0Ic for Cumberland cut Und lie for short rib and II &c
or short clear Butter aud cheese, Mt previous prices
ere steady and tirn with moderate buAiness.
SALT-Ihe demand was moderate, but the market I
ed firm at previous prices We heard OF no important
llcs JobDers Prices are us follows Ashtons 81 25
[arshas and Wortnngtons, So %; ground So 2Oa2 26
I'd Turks Island, G0a65c.
SUGAR-The market was very quiet to-day but the ad
ance IN gold caused greater rmess tho part oflod
The sales comprise 200 hhs including fair to good re
ming Cuba at cSal0c; strictly good, 10<c and Porto
ico ut llal:c Also small lot OF Demerara at 1880
cIed Sugar was steady at IL tor standard crushed
'wdercd and gEanuated, and 14Lic for soft white.