The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08


24oO bales against receipts S53 bales The weeks re-
s,es 13,26o bales; export cearances since Tuesday
500 bales estimated stock at the close I5 900 bales
Cornwall lerega in their circular of this date: Our
market for tho week has been very quiet and prices
Liverpool Advtces have at last had their eject and
are either very cautious buyers retire
cotton offering, hut good stapltd oottons arc wanted
and sell readily at quo atoms. there being very good
present quotations The cotton goods market is Very
quiet Receipts at all ports for week ending May as
baes receipts at all ports since tho close the
war, 2,29l, 900 bales. - "
MOVEMENTS IN COTTON AT THIS PORT.
Rscoipts tn this % week 1856
Receipts snco Jan. i, 1865 es............. sos. .sSs
EEseeipts e, since nee Sept Ps. l. 1856 7e4. .sea
Exports since Sept i. 1855 4SaSty Ss
FLOUR AND MEAL-state and Western Flour has SeeD
in limited demand, opening steadily but closing de-
cidedy In favor Of buyers especially in the instance Of
mon to choice Superfne State and Western at 81 goo
ly at So 1903; round hoop RIra Ohio, Door TO- good
shipping brands at 50 1000 90 q Dbl. we now q9ote
sape.has s1lfa ssata state and western sao
Extra Illinois. Indiana, Michigan, 500 i9S %
Extra Ohio, trade and family brands. . $3.50 1856
Poor to Sery Choice extra Missouri So
since last 450 bbs lots at $40 so TO SIC for moor
aod heatV
Sales $50 bbs Extra at SO 10 to $4 per bbl Rye Flour
50 SSi aso eog @ep m at S to
and steady at 5! as for Western, 81 s6 Jer
Brandywine per bbl Sales 500 bbls. ~ "
aRAIN.Wheat has been in Light supply and slack de.
mand at about former quotations. Sales our last
40 goo bushels including inferior Red Western wintor
at ga TO- very common to fair Milwaukee Club 50 os
much as 50 20 buahel refused. Holders of strict
y prime Spring Wheat are not eager to SELL unless at
mand opening steadily but oloaing purchaa
Sales aimee last $4,000 bushels 70 to sc for
miIod Western $3.50 for Old dol 81 to $50 for Yei
low Western per bushel New Oats in moderate de-
delivered new Western at so to $50 per bus6e sales
$1,000 bushels Nothing new In Rye Barley, or Barley
HAY-North River bale has been in good request at
60 to 9Oc for poor to choice per 100 bs
Porto Rico at e5 to 800; Cubs at 4s to e5o gallon
NtyAI sToREs.Continue quiet and heavy including
at IS to 10 50 ssS a ,ss: Tar Srnae
81 se 81 % to s Whale olSds ss
Sperm at 90 aS to So Unblsached do So 70 to rs;
IL asd on as 90 to q Red OIL at IS to 900; Lnseed Oil
PhTnoLErn-Has been in somo demand at 2sH to
27c for orude Al to 4so for Refined in bond and 81 to
PaoyIIoNs-Pork has been more sought after by
our last eaoo bb in lots a.
to $50 68 for new Mess closing at $50 62 CASH sac Is
to $29 75 for one year old Meas sat so for Prime
Mess 500 rs to SO for Thin Mess S2I 81 to S24 80
for new Prime per- bb Sales also made Of $3.50 bbs
new Mess June July and August delivery sellers and
continue in REQUEST at lax to lso for Shoulders and
II to l8o for Hams sales 800 packages Bacon is duh
and nominal. Lard is Arm aud in demand sales since
our last 1850 erces and bbls at 10 to and small
lots a. 22n to 22xc per h. Beef ia in moderate de-
mand at SIC to $40 so for Plain Mess and s21 to
$ 80 for new extra do sales have reported OF 470
bbls Tierce Beef rules dull and nominal Beef Hams
continue inactive at SAT to SAT so per Dbl.
R1CE-Has been active. at previous prices Stock
H. 787 bags cleaned East India.
WHIsKEY-Has been Very quiet at about preytous
prices.
FnEIoHTs-Moderate engagements have been report.
cd day, with 6S4 vessels OF all cassea in port For
liverpool there was taken cargo Of Corn At 4d per
bushel. For London, 7C00 bushels Corn ON private
terms For Bristol 1000 bushels Corn at Sd per busheI
For Cork and orders, bark. with Corn, at IS per
quarter.