The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-28

pressing eject upon the MARKET ond caused epecuton
70 withdraw in anticipation Of buying at lower prices
Tho sales confined almost exclusively to tho trade
change had downward tendency The sales Comprised
170o bales. We quote
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Good Middling :4G AZ AZ 4s
Liverpool but rates f1ncr and engagements were
thereby greatly restricted The engagements were: 10
Liverpool 2lGG0 bushels corn, on private ter1ns per
steamer, GOO boxes cheese at 40s. To Hamburg 1000
bbs petroleum at o. To Bremen 1000 bushels rye ct
41sd. Tho charters brig to Bristol Channel for
orders wheat to Cork for ORDERS petroleum. Co. 3D.
to United Kingdom and g. 3d. to Continent schooner
to Ellsworth, flour, 30c., and corn Cd one from Eliza
bchport TO Bangor COAL S2 two hence to Boston, ccrn
54c.; brig TO Montevideo and BucnOD Ayres schoon
er to Apalachicola private terms.
FRuIT-Tho market wGs steady. We notes sacs at
auction Of 1000 boxes Mention lemons ut s.eo@s.76.
Hors.-The market continued active ut full prices
The sales were 140 bales for consumption including all
qualities, 1T 15@50c. 49,
HAY remains in active request but prices for shipping
lots were somewhat lower. The eales at 6o@65c
for shipping and SOC for old do. Retail lots remain
steady at 10000, for old and uew.
MoLAssEs was in steady jobbing demaud, and prices
were well sustained: We note sales of 10 hhds. Porto
Rico at 70@85c and 60 do Cuba Muscovsdo OF 65O65c
cut meats The pork market fairly active, with
slSsins Steady st sss Co. Tho saes yes asSS. 500
ebs at ssa@ss25O for nsw s aess eogsso5O for
also, for August and September delivery sellers option
about 5000 bbls. new mess at s3o.37y<@s3237H. The
beef market moderately active and prices remained
steady The sales abou. 700 bbls at *s@s1a for
plain mess and s1o@$l4 for extra mess. Beef hams
dull and prices were entirely nominal. Bacon
duh and heavy. Cut meats were in moderate request
and prices rather gtoady tho sales 600
packages at IA 1G,Sc. for shoulders, and 1oc @25c
for hams The lard market was quiet, but prices re-
manned frm the sales consisted of $50 bbls at 10&c
5lc tho latter extreme for small lots choice kettle
rendered. Butter in steady jobbing demand at 25c
29c. for Ohio, and 32c. 6O38c. for State. Cheese
tinued in fair demand, at 1oc.@l6 for common to
prime.
PETRoIEuM.-Refned, in bond, was in moderate de-
mand at full prices. We hear of sales Of 1000 bba at
63c. Crude do was quiet and prices though without
decided change. were somewhat weaker. We quote
Refined, in bond, 52Ac. @54:. crude, Sic. @31I4c.
R1cE-Carolina was in good demand at an advance Of
about &c. q pound, the market closing with a contn
ued npward tendency The saes were 200 tierces, at
10ic@1OAc., now held at lie. 9l11zc Rangoon
quiet, and prices were nominaly unchanged.
SuGAR.-The demand for raw was moderately active
and prices very frm the market closing steady. The
sales embraced 1900 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at ll1c a
14ac, including all grades. Refined steady at yes
terdays quotations. with a fair business.
ToBAcco-The demand Is moderate. Sales 3S2 hhds.
Kentucky &C. @26c. lit cases seed leaf, 8Isc @I26c
TALLow.-The market was less active, but prices
sustained. The sales s5 600 lbs at .@13Ec,
WHIsKY.-Receipts none The market was decidedly
more active and prices were frmer, but not quotaby
higher The sales about bbs. Western So IS
the market closing steady at the outside prices.
INelo FORK Herald, Augusta.