The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-12


Common to medium extra Western ....... So "a IS
Extra round hoop Ohio. o................ 50 "a 10
Western trade brands. Observation-Disclosures. 20 "a IL 90
Common Southern. ....................9 40 "a 10 So
Fancy and extra do 0O as ~ w
Good to choice and extra ............ 80 "a 10 90
Rye flour tsuperhne). ne)................. o. "a = do
corn meal Jersey .:.....'.......'''''''. W 20 w
Corn meal, Brandywinc puncheons. .26 90 @
The Wheat market rather more active, and prices
again ruled higher for spring, while winter
tre lower The sales embraced bushels at s2o5
for inferior amber Michigan S2o9@als for new amber
Milwaukee club; s155@158 for Chicago spring, and
s r he S1e bushels GG a @
s9c for unsound and 90@91c for sound mixed Western
were at t6@57c. for western. Ryo was quiet without
noticeable change Barley and Malt were neglected and
CoTroNETho market was fairly active, with good
nanE for but the arrivals g as were more than
steady. The sales comprised 5000 bales. We quote:
o,. Upland Florida Mobile. ": Q; q T.
%iddnss: SIdnh1s ..ss .::..::ss ss 1s,5 49,. 49,,
Good MlIddline: "a . - a., s5 Is g
FRuIT-The market remains steady for all deserip-
sinrss in consequence Of low stock We note sales by
auction of 62l boxes Sarrento oranges ut s7e5@l58;
$50.
FnEIoHrs were firm, with almost no shipown.
Adele is laid the berth for Antwerp and will load
With petroleum The engagements were, to Liverpool,
at I'D and 600 boxes cheese at 4os. To London 500
bbls flour at 2s 3D. The charters are, ship 5000 b6s.
brig, 1000 bbs. hence to Havrc, 6s; Hamburg bark,
M p@ p bark from hh
to Bremen petroleum. Cs Swedish brig 1000 petro
n to port s GR 5s a DswesR @ aayGe
petroleum to Havre Mt g. Cd one to Genoa, petroleum,
coal Sc; British bark $500 bbls, Havana S2s0O
god two schooners, to Bangor, corn, at &C., and flour
one TO FAN River at be-. one to Providence, at Ibc;
one from Amboy to New London, coal, at Sl.45;
bethport to Boston at sa55 one hence to New London,
hogshead stves at SO; British bark 1900 petroleum.
delphia to Marseilles and from Boston to Monte
vidco, on private terms.
old crop bales at 2o@5oc. ID The arrivals Of
new crop were stl light and were taken up readily We
LuMBER was steady; 100000 feet Eastern spruce
changed hands usual terms at s1s@s2l
MoLAssEs was steady with moderate business In the
retail way. at previous prices - II
Provisions Receipts 5oPackages cut meats The do
mand for pork again active and prices advanced
62sc with sales as high as S325 but closed heavy
at decline I LIN of Soc The sales were 6S Ct
do; S24 25@A5o for prime and s2s $40 for prime
new eSs
active but prices remained without decided change
and unchanged. Bacon dull and nominal. Cut
meats In moderate request and steady The sales
and o for ams Butter IN good bSne
mand, and firm ut 21@3ec for Western and 32@4Oc. for
for to prime The lard market was steady With
sales Of TAO bbls at 1ss@25cthe latter price for very
choice, in small iots
PnrRoIEUM.-The market was active at very full pri-
Holders demanded advance. Tho sales were
$500 bbs crude at 32zc. @94c., the spot and 33c
SAC future delivery; 1190 do refined bond At Csc
@b6c Prime white was held at 6sc @60c; also 1000 do
for future delivery and 1000 do deliverable In Phadei
phia private terms
RICE quiet and unchanged. We heard of trans
actions. I.f
sTEARrsE frmer, but rather more quiet. The
sales were IS, 900 pounds at 235sc. @24o.
rha rHaf h,,k,
We note sales OF $50 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 121c
f6c, ana 80 boxes Havana at 144c Refined steady
mt previous prices.
ToBAcco.-Thc market rather more active, and
prices were some armer though not quotably higher
9c.@19c.
TALLow was not active but prices ruled somewhat
higher. The sales were 14,Ic. OILS &c.
WHIsKEY.-Receipts 90 bbls. The market was fairly
Western Mt s. 2i@S225, closing at s2.A.