The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18

GRArN-The receipts were small to-day, t0otlng W
about 1000 bushes Wheat 5000 do Corn, and 5oO ot
prices being fully aus aimed under good aenlauu
Oorn dull inactive aud lower We sil quote choce no e
96 common aud inferior do So to 80 cnolee reo o a.
50 80 to 3d. good to prime do So 85 to ao a NJ 70
mon do at 81 90 to Corn-prine ~ne nare ~ IN
l09, yellow 90 to SO cts and nominal Uss 1, mo wara
good demand at A to 48 ots at which the
readily taken Rye-We note the sale OF oso
81 per bushel. ~ aunn,v of
the trade We quote oorto Roo at 60 to 10 DC os
Musoovado 4s to 90 cts do csyed AZ 70 oo natv u
hngsh island at go to 10 cts per gaon a. ~
yails and the market may be quoted weaker WIZ .ne
tendency in prices to favor buyers we nea1 ahndars
orders being filled at Is ana 2o 1er esa wond DO taken
Hams ara atiIl In moderate request at 81 to 26o
s nothing doing in Bulk Meats market M 20 porf
to 1916 for shoulders and SIDES Tey lard 21X
pradHEs~,he market is better to-day; sales ol zooo
boxes to 50 ps5 9s5 eod in bond for Rsngoon
and 10 to 10 o oarrenoy, duty paid Ihere IS NJ
lima In market. -, :. o,,o o,+ doino and wa
81. tha market stes y at $5 so to rs for Timony;
II rs to for Glover; and s. Az to 80 per
Flax. oe n ,ound AIum In
~ 90 On 70 296 fine st So 10 to ~ per SACK as
to 1usit, and Tu ks Island at 60 cents per ousne
is nothing aonK s} aa ots for fair to
Oh
oood refining and IL n TO 1lA cts Tor prime 10 strlcty
choice grocery ,., 80 ,,ou
ounnie.: we note sales of so bbR Western ut $2 W
rhtra is no Country offering, we quote 1t at 50 20 to
2 27 per gallon
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. August 4-OoTToN-Contin as
dull ever Small sales OF middling upland at u 70
36 cents. ==z=z
GROCERIES There Is no coffee here In frat hands.
sales Of 10 hhds Cuba sugar at 0s to II cents, and
1861 boxes Havana on secret terms.
FLoUR-The market continues very quiet but prices,
of the better brands Of spring and winter
are firmly maintained. There ia no inquiry for ship
ment aud the home consumers purchase spar1ngly.
Sales of 800 bbs at 50 to 90 per DBL for superhne
81 so to for all stock and wheat extras 50 to $l2
for common and fancy Northwest extra family; $40 %
to s1l FL for d Pennsylvania and Ohio do do, and $l2
to SI4 fancy brands, according to quality In rye
-four and corn meal nothing doing, and prices are
nominal. 7sS5#5 .
The receipts ard stocks of wheat oontin:e very small
and prime quality ts in stedy demand at mn prices;
75 and l60O bushels spring at $222h to 22b; white
remains without change; sale OF choice 81 $s rye Is
not much inquired after We quote at 95c to u VI TOT
Weatern and Pennsylvapia Corn ia and In good
demand with sales OF 5000 bushels at 95 to a6c Tor yell
low, and 92o for Western mixed Oats are In moderate
request and q 90 bushels new Southern changed hands
at as to 5Oc ahoat and in the cars
PRoY1s1oNs-The market has undergone no material
change. Pork Is qnie, bit firm. New mess Ia selling
at $33 to 80 81 aud prime at S27 to 28 Mess beef 10
du With small sales m Western ut SIS to 49, and CITY
picked at $2S to as Bacon comes in slowly. and the
stock is light Small sales of hams at "a to 26o for plain
and car vased Green Meats--The only activity to
tice is in sated shoulders whioa sell at eHo'
5000 bbls renned IN bond at "A to 43o and free at o.
to SIC 5,oo
bbs a0ur 6l bush OF wheat 23OO pusn corn ana 1oSO
bush oats.