The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21


sales comprised COO bbIs. Tie inferior aud common
and choice grades shado better The Baes were
450 hbs. Rye flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
meal was quiet, and prices were nomnaly unchanged
supcrinc State and Western Flour. $4,000 sG15
Extra State. 6.50@ G65
Common omediuin extra western. .. 5000 100
Extra round hoop Ohio o................ 5000 $50
Western trade brands. ds................. S.40(n 075
Fancy and extra do. 5000 1886
Common Canadian. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 $50
Good to choice and extra. ............. 1000 $50
Rye Flour tsuperhne) )................. G.5oG9 G1o
Corn meal Brandywinc 5000 SIS
Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons.. $1,000 :.
The wheat market Mt the opening ruled quiet but
firm for winter and dull and heavy for spring under the
european news. The export demand was checked, and
port The demand subsequentis was more active. and
with large speculative sales the market closed Arm The
Michigan; saos for new amber winter State; ST.
for amber milwaukee,; Sh49@145 for Milwaukee club;
ter red Western The receipts were enormous,
comprising upwards Of quarter Of million bashels,
tined a hatsome contending that there samples
offering for full 100000 bushels. Under these circm-
the advance In gold and the freghts tended
to check the demand and caused slight decline The
high mixed nearly yellow Barley and malt EemSined
steady Mt 66@G6 cents for Western mainly the outside
price.
CoTToN.-The market was dull but holders were gen.
e6a hr q. our annexed quotations The sales
Upland. Florida. Mobile NJ o. d T.
Sss$ S,s$1ss; %|sS;;,s; ( ( :
COFFEE quit, but holders, in view of the limited
supply and the unfavorable prospect for speedy
punishment were generally asking advance.
FRKlaaTs-The offerings to European ports were very
snG The receipts Of grain
generaHy held freight room at higher figure than
yet e es
To California the offerings also very Light and rates
are nominal at Coo @eoc, measurement, and @I &c.
weight The engagements to Liverpool per steam
$500 boxes cheese 4os and 1000 bales cotton Hd@
HOPS were more active at Armer rates. The sales.
consisting of 40 bales prime; chiefly for con-
sampti9n at l5c@s5c, and rs do extra fancy Western
MoLAssEs: The market was quiet and unchanged. We
learn pIooI,a,r Of no transsettGns: s. 9's:
so pkgs cut meats The pork market again irregu-
lar The to sell the part Of some operators
prices fell off half dollar the closing prices Of Sat
urday and but little desire manifested to purchase
fair but mainly in lots the sponot few Of the
purchases being to ALI maturing contracts. The sales
ss225. s2s6o@so.50 for old do, s24 for prime and
!26 for prime mess. The beef market inactive
@l2.5O for plain mess and sl06l45O for extra mess.
Beet hams were quiet and unchanged. Bacon duh
active and steady the sales packages at $50
Tic for shoulders and 1oh@23Hc. for hams The lard
market was quiet and unchanged 75o bills sold at ls
steady at 2s@2sc Ohio sos5c fnr State Cheese
was only in iRht demand at 9@l6sc. for common to
PETRoLEUH.-The market remained quiet but firm
@5sc and do, free, 70c.@72c.
suaAn.-The market was fairly active at full prices
The sales OF raw comprised 1900 hhds muscovadn
@1eEc Measrs Stuart report refined sugars &c. low
aG as follows: Best crushed grnnuiated and ground,
aa wss ss''Gw quiet 5ss prices were
without material change We note sales Of 14O hhds.
TALLow.-The market was more active and prices
were again shade rmer. The sales $50 600 lbs.
WHIsKY- Recepts, sl bbls The market was less nc
hye hut prices were steady. The sales IT'S bbs.
In its money article. the Herald says:
Government securities were not so strong and slight
falling on was unlimited to- owing we presurps to the
Tho coupon hve-twentiea new issue sold for loIi:
coupon tenforties for 97S, first series seven and
for sszs; one year certificates brought s7x.
There Is comparatively very little demand for money,
Gold was strengthened this morning Ing and the premium
ranged between a. u and 4S.
Foreign exchange has assumed frmer tone.
The bank statement shows further falling Off Of loans
and deposits The former have decreased within the
past three weeks and the Inter has been
Some little excitement occasioned in the street TO-
r. Mumford, gold room operator. had been diahonor-
ed On Saturday last he large amounts Of gold
yar1ously estimated at from eighty to hundred
OF which was refused to-day. private meeting of HIS
creditors held this morning. and In the course of
day two It will be made whether the case Ia ono
OF absolute fraud or simple failure His liabilities are
said to be $3.50, 600.
lFrom the Netc York Erpress, August 81
PHILADELPHIA, August l6.-Petroleum firm, crude
at 81 Refined In bond SIC free k7Oc. Flour firm
market generally unchanged with little export demand
W Whsat has an & &adyancng tendency sales Of Red
Yellow at 98c Oats firm; sales Of New at 52c Old 72c
Whisky dull; sales at 225.
BALTIMORE, August 15-Flour dull and inactive:
quiet and declined cents Trn-5Ions steady Western
lard advanced; Whisky closed ,rm at S2.24. ..t W
BUFFALO. August 15.--Flour steady, demand mode
with fair demand at 7879c mixed closing quiet Oats
nrm az o1H; Barley and Rye nominal Whisky 81 16:
Mess Pork at $50. Canal Freights lower to Now York
"heat iA@lf1sc; Corn l2@12hc.
NEW ORLEANS August lathe rece;nts NJ cotton
continue largely IN excess of the demand and the atc
which reaches nearly 10 900 bales Is becoming
Picos are one to two cents per pound on US compared
with Monday last -
Silver half dollars are selling 4 40 per cent nre.
mium Gold is not plentiful but arrivals arc daily
[Frosnthe Au5asta Consiiutiondlist, August 14.l
NEW YORK, August 16-OorroN dull and declining
at Ac. Flour S6.66. Whisky steady. Wheat adyance3
&C. Corn 80@91c. Oats 66c Coffee dull Sugar steady:
Cuba Muscovfdo lSc. Moasses duh Pork dun NE asa
Sterling exchange quiet at 109.- Gold 1i2h.
sT:ILoUIs August 15.---Corros -seoeipts es7 bales
The market is fdnietat s9cb Flour hnehsnged Corn
dnIat s6c Totncco active at fss toS1s7 a%hiahy nn-
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