The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08

suaAa-s quiet ct unchanged prices. SALES since our
last 40 hhds at Na1sAo for lzc i0l f'f'
MoLAssEs-Is quiet and unchangea' Will notninS VI
Hops-Are flm with good demand. Sales 100 bales
aS@f ey dull It s. 60 for shipping and 81 sOsss for re-
tail lots. o.- =,
oIL~Iinseed is firm at 81 4Os1 49,
PRov1s1oNs.-The Pork market is heavy ana low OF:
Sales $3.50 bbs a $23 16a23 25 for new Mess closing at
S23 1s regular x22 for old Mess $19a19 % for Prme
and s2a22 rs for Prime Mess.
Beef is steady. Sales 2S0 bbs Of s!A 6oaA ior new
Plain Mess, and $40 50a2S rs for Extra Mess
Beef Hams dull. Sales 160 bbls at $4os4l
Cut Meats are heavy. Sales s25 pkgs at sxa1oc for
Shoulders, and 12a14o for Hams.
Bacon is quet and unchanged.
Lard is heavy. Sales TAO bbls at 12Halso and small
lots at 13Hc.
Butter is dull at 0a15c for Ohio and 16a29c for State
Cheese Is dull ct ea17c.
WH1sKEY-Is quiet
IA1Low-Is heavy. Sales 81, 900 Tbs at 10Xa11Xc.
PErRoLEUn-Is quiet; &c., for Crude and 26c for Re-
Fsr1aETs-To Liverpool $50 bales Cotton at Sled; 20
casks Oil at 12s 3d. 400 bb Rosin at Is 3D. 20 hhds To
Per steamer 16O bales Cotton at Is d. and 1900 boxes
Cheese at 20s To London 400 hhds Tobacco at 20s To
bush Peas at 4d To Bristol 1000 bbs Oil Cake at
20s.
From the Shipping Listl
PosroN DRY GOODS MARKET, June 1-For the week
ending Friday May 3We unable to report any In,
creased activity Cotton and Woolen Goods but shli
iobbers are doing very fair business The prices are
still very low and unsatisfactory. Heavy Cotons re-
main about the same, but some styles OF light goods
have declined. We quote heavy standard sheeungs
at 17kalsc fine ~ Cottons 14al4Kc; Lawrence l7hc;
Lawrence AA 15hc; A 14hc; Boot Beached B 1Sc;
l4c 261zc Brown Drills quiet at 1Shc with sales
Boot and suffolk a Of
demand until July. Denims, stripes ana Ilcks @
have been in moderate request Prints have been quiet
works have stopped for REPAIRS and this will materially
lessen tho supply We quote Cocheco and Sprague at l6c;
Manchester, Dunnell. Allen Kchmonds, Lancaster n
and Americans at 15c; Arnold and Freemans De-
sins have not varied materially and prices om Za
a1c Manchester cashmere patterns and auwool 42Hc;
Ansola Flannes 24c Woolens conanua IN tae same 1 M
satisfactory state we noticed for some Heem NO
further reduction In prices, but manufacturers and
owners have had very little encouragement In the way
OF sales We hear almost daily Of mills stopping Their
| machinery In nearly ali sections Of New England,
either In part in full, as present market pr1ces IN
addition to the limited demand, renders Impossible
for any one to manufacture except at very SERIOUS
loss With the excitement In production there ls pros
pect that by next fall prices will be more IN propornon
TO the cost of mlnuacure. We quote SIX Mixtures .,
81 GOAL 62H Cloakngs in Light colors, are In limited
| demand Ssckings are dull Light weight fancy Cass
meres except In light desirable STYLE are not muoh IN
quired for heavy weights are selling 70 nn,aee
amount Black Doeskins are dull But Little, however
has thus far been done with heavy W.oens, except
few eaoing styles Of Beavers, Silk Mixtures ana douo
and twist Cassneres The price Of heavy Wooens fo'
tall will probably range from II 37HaL as to quAity.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-For the weel
ending May 31-Ths Is usually the dun season IN I'M
wholesale Boot and Shoe Market and me present yea
win form no exception TO the rule. The shipping LIS
SAYS Dealers have small stocks and prices are very wei
susned owing mainly TO the fact that sales nave Deei
made at very close figures through the season. ana t9
few spring goods yet to be disposed o. It beneveo WI
sell about rs well at fair prices as at 1educnon IN
trade are mostly occupied In specuanng on the Prospecu
for the fall trade, and this is felt to depend OF
western crops, now promising 30 well I'm
manufacturers are buying as ittlo stock as pos
sibe and leather Of all kinds has IN consequence Deei
quiet Hides in all the leading markets 10 com
and very full prices, and are taken about as fast
received For California there has been moderat
demand Among the shipments Of the week we noac
76s cases from this port to San Francisco by sni
Thatcher Msgoun. From New York the shipments hav
been $40 cases, including steamers utd AsPinwal IN
quantity cleared at the Boston Custom house 1or IN
week has beon 1928 cases. previously since january
6s $40 cascs total $50 cases. Same time last year
AZ cases were cleared a the Custom Houseshowin
an increase thus far year Of cases. The tota
Quantity forwarded by railroad since January has pee
las 10 cases. same time In 1856. SbS6 cases; showing
decrease OF 20446 cases, as compared w1tn ast
he Neporter SAYS "TEe prices or boots and shoes ar
now probsbly high they win be for the present. al
they will continue nearly the same rates through IN
summer for moro desirable Lines, while the inferior qua
ity will experience sharp competition on account OF tn
fni supply and quick reduction"