The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-30

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GusSY BAos-Are quiet at &c.,
GuNsY CLorH.-1here is q very steady market.
The sale, are 400 bales in Boston st 2aka22hc.
guosably changed; there Is i1is r. sSe
ties straw meets with mode1ate inquiry ut S5a
90c for long. and 10: for short rye.
MoLAssEs-The market Is inactive and prices are
in tho buyers favor. though quite nominal. we
Porto Rico at 6OaTGc; the sales are 500 hhds Neuv
tas on private terms and 80 hh's Demerars at 6Sc.
NAVAL sToREs-Crude turpentine-The last sale
was at s425. spirits turpentine-There Is very
steady fir demand, without change Of moment in
prices we quote at 45a45hc for merchantable lots;
the sales are 20 bbls in mercbantab order at 4Sc
1856 bbls do to arrive, at 45c, 100 bbls New York Or
DER to arrive, at 46c. and rumored "o0 DDS IN snip
ping order to arrive at 48c. Rosins-It is difficult
to give reliable prices there Is very little demand
and In conjunction with the decline abroad prices
are very irregular; lot Of $50 bbls strained common
was sold at 50 30, fiat, and rumored 1000 bbls NO
strained common ssas 10 for good strained, So 2os3
SIX for 40 p s. 50a4 so for No pale and prime do
at "a T5s7 so.
Paov1s1oss market for mess ia very
quiet and prices are in the buyers favor We quote
mess at S28 o0a2S rs cash. No safes are reported.
The jobbing trade is fair and prices are well main
tsined We notice sales OF 40 bbs at s2S 81 for new
Western mess; $38 rs for new ely mess; S21 rs tor
thin mess: s2S for old mess, and sH for PRIME mess
The afternoon market Is very quiet and prices are
nomtna.ly lower; s2s is bid and 25 Is asked for
mess, cash. We notice sales Of $50 bbls mess tor
August delivery. sellers option. at s2S %.
BEEF-The market Is steady but not active. sales
were made Of ITS bsls at i5a21 70, plain Western
mess, and s21a25 for extra m; ss.
SMOKED MEATs-The inquiry Is trfe more active
but we do not learn OF any sales Of importance. We
quote bagged hams a. 17a2lc; shoulders at l4aloc,
and clear rlb at 17a17Hc.
LAaD-The market is very dull and prices have
downward tendency. Several parties have keen cal.
culating the stock of lard in New York. and 2200O
tcs seems to be the accredited amount Inc saies
are 800 ts and bbls at 15al55<c for city, and 1880
for steam rendered Western. Also COO tcs for dev-
cry the last half of July, sellers option at 1Jc We
quote No Western at 1870; steam rendered ara
Kettle dried at lSxsl63lc, and kettle rendered At
1711al8c.
BurTER-The market continues to be dull and
heavy. Tho demand Is from the local trade Tor the
prime grades for immediate use, and for which fair
prices are paid; but liberal concessions on the part
OF the receivers would not Induce buyers to purchase
any large lots. The receipts are quite large and can
not be disposed Of We quote Western at 24a2Sc for
common good; 29c for fancy; State In Welch tuD'
at 3o.32c kns at 33as4c, and choice selected lots
at 34A35c
R1cE-There is but little doing, but prices remain
quite steady, especially for the better Gta1es We
quote Carolina at 1O2<a1lHc; Ran9oon in bond at
3La4Ac gold and do tree at 9Ka10c, currency.
SuoARSThe market for raw is moderately active
at steadily he, rates. We quote fair refining at liz
ALL &c; good at 11Xa11Ic. and No - box at la%c.
The sales are HOO hhds at 101al21sc for Cuba;
leland For refined the demand is fair at former
rates. We quote soft yellow at 14a5c; soft white at
15Nal5asc and crushed, powdered and granulated
at 1916.
Boston Market.
BOSTON, June 26.-coFF~E-Tbe market is quiet
and the transactions have be limited. Java is
selliug at 23Hc Qold In ! 10 or st. Dom n % there
have been no sales Of importance.
CorroN-The receipts this week have been only
lit bales Of which 73 bales we're from Norfolk, SO
nom Philadelphia and by the Western Railroad.
The market has continued very dull, as 1t has been
for several weeks past. Prices have not varied ma
tarially. Nearly all last years crop has come to
hand and the new crop will soon be coming for.
ward. The sales have been quite limited, being
mostly in small lots amounting, during the week. to
about $500 bales; the stock on hand here Ia about
1900 bales We quote ordinary at 26c; good ordinary
27Hc: low mljdlins o9hc; middlng 3sKa3lc: good
miduliIg 32as3c ger h.
GuNNY BAGs-The market is quiet. Heavy bags
are held al 18c currency.
GUNNY CLorH-There is better feeling for this
article, and there has been an increased demand.
The ses have been 1880 bales, and include 400 bales
at 22kc, payable in September. iucludin; interest
tember, including expenses; 130 bales. deliverable
18th August at 22xc, expenses and interest edded;
$50 bales deliverable 1st August at 22c; 450 bales,
Immediately, at 22c currency; 100 bales
do do at 9Nc gold, in bond 100 bales immediate de-
livery at 92Hc currency; 100 bales payable and de-
liverable 1st August at 22Hc currency; LOO bales de.
l've.able 18th August, at 22kc; 800 hales 10 New
York, deliverable lst september, at 22kc; lou bales
at 22Ec cash.
s20I23 per ton