The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-25
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W Has hsld at former prices; shipping parcels CON-
NAVAL SToREs-Splrits turpentine is some what I'M
settled sale OF 100 bbs. is reported at 79kc Resins
all descriptions move slowly at the moment; prices
generally are nomnaly unchanged common is held at
S4 Is; small parcel OF strained sold at $3.50
PRov1s1oNs-Pork-Ihe market is hrmer, with tar M
business doing Sales made Of 45OO bhs at s2s GA
% 30 for Western mess cash and regular way, CLOS
ing at s2s S5 s22 5O mess sla 25als 10 Tor
prime and extra do; s2l 50a22 for prime mess.
held We notice sales Of 500 bbls 1T sl1alS for plain
Western mess, and SIT 50a22 for extra do.
BEEF HAMs-The market is quiet. We quote western
at s37a41.
BACON sDEs-There is but little doing; prices are IN
the buyers favor The sales are Ito boxes at loc Iof
Cumberland cut and IL for short rib.
CUT MEATs.-The market is quiet at hrnly heia
figures sales made Of $50 pkgs at l3sls 10 for
hans in dry SALT 14al4c for do in sweet pickle; DC
do boxed AID 1Oa10c for do in sweet pickle and 10000
bellies in bulk at l14a11Ec.
BurrER.-The market is unchanged. The demand Is
for the low and high grades at l2a16c for the former and
3Sa4Oc for the latter.
CHEEsE,-Tuere is but little inquiry. Prices are the
same
Of TOO terces and bbls at for No to tile rem
dered city; l2c for No Western; 13al31ac TOR steam
rendered do, and IS AalSSc tor kettle rendered do
RIcEThere is but little inquiry Prices renain ABOUT
the -
fair to g9oa at
There Is no change in refined. We quote soft yellow at
13alShc; soft white at 13%al4Ic and crushed, powder
TEAs-sales are reported from first hands Of 5000 half
chests Oolongs and $40 do. green's There continues
slow demand, and prices are weak.
WHlsKEY-The market is unchanged.
FRE1aHTs-To Lverpool-G5O bales cotton at ll-32d
10 tons oil cake 2Os; aud per steamer LOO bales cot
ton at 3d. $4,000 bushels corn at 6Ad and 500 boxes
cheese ct 20s. TO Bremen, 90 hnlos cotton at "a.
GOODS MARkE-.
Market has been quite lively all the week, Snt tho
weather thus far hus been too cold for much activity In
thin summer fabrics. The amount OF such stock IN the
aggregate at this OF the year Is always very larg
and if it does not move off rapidly at the proper time
there is danger of heavy losses. However, few days 1t
is hoped will drive away all anxiety ind develop brisk
demand tor all descriptions OF goods rhe market mas
been lower for nearly all kinds Of merchandise, and
stocks are believed to be accumulatng with large
portion Of manufacturers. Ihe display OF goods IN
some Of large warehouses is magnificent beyond de
scription Indeed there place in the world which
can compare with New York in this respect. Brown
sheetngs in demand, but prices are shade lower
and the stock is accumulatng. Best brands DIG e1cneo
goods continue active and firm; other less popular makes
are lower Drills are selling freely, and some styles arc
shade lowor Prints are lower, owing to failures IN
Providence andhe general tendency OF dow-
ward New spring styles are, however, very active Two
large bills from Lowell manuactory have been gold
within few days, one amounting to S2500O0 and tho
other $500 00O Printed lawns dull and heavy on
account Of the cold weather inghams are In fair DC,
mand without much change in prices. Camor1cs and
rolled jackones are lower but active siecas steady
Deaines considerably lower but good spring styles
are quick of sale quotations. Tweeds are firm Cloths
and most wooden goods more active and trner ii
prices on account of the now tariff Kentucky jeans are
rm and sell freely Carpets hrmer and more active
Flannels dull Blankets are irregular in prices,
without much demand. Foreign goods seem TO be
wanted but buyers expect lower prices except on the
richer class of dress fabrics, which selling more
freely. Fine black goods in Silks delaines, &c, are
wanted. The market closed with increased activity and
II the weather is warmer the coming week an od-Iash-
ione ia looked for.