The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25


very quiet ma ket to-day. Grain and Feed are In fair
supply, and demand at yesterdays prices. Flour is
treme du and depressed, although the stock s very
hght and In Hrovi1iens there is only retail business
dong We refer to the following remarks for full
hculars OF our market:
FLoUa-we have 70 note dull and dropping market.
day were oonnusd to fow small lots at 81 so for good
spS s s ef D5 gy s os
mon sold ut 3s ~ per bbL s.t
CoRs Is IN good supply and fair demand ut yesterdays
prices Tho sales embrace $3.50 sacks, OF which 1000
mixed and yellow 1T QUO. $50 and 1000 mixed ut 90 to
92Xc 1900 mixed nc 92Xc $50 and 1900 white at 9so
and $50 and l5o do at 81 per bushel
OATs-The market s quiet but steady with sales OF
BaAN.-we have to note 3 dull market and lower
prces The sales are confined to $40 Sacks Of which
a2u at 81 Is. and 800 at 81 20 per 1OGlhs.
embrace ssoo fSass. % Of Thioh 70 prime western
so at s22 "a 800 a s2 So and barge load OF l10O
bales choice Western at s22 30 per ton >.
LAnp-A lot Of rs terces prime sold at 221Sc per ID
Tho stock 10 small and firmly held. Prime, IN terces
is retailing at asc, and In kegs at 24c per h..
BACON There is very little on hand. but the demand
is only In jobbng way. Shoulders are retailing at
lAHc ribbed sides l7sc. clear aides 19I to zoe, plain
hams 22o, aud gar-oured % to 26c per ID.
PohKlThe stock is small, but ers is no demand for
round lots Tho st sales OF 80 rs to S33 per Dbl
for It is retailing at 50 26 to sSs so per bol
wmsKrr!The market is well supplied. but dull.
There onv retail business doing IS to So IS per
gallon for Western reoufed.
INDIA BAGoIHa-The stock is small, and Is mostly
II
country supplied at 29o per gallon in rolls and Sic In
bales.
BALE RorE-we have no round saes TO report, but
the market Is very firm and round lots are quoted at
per lb Dealers are supplying the demand for the
country at 18c per 10.
BurTER AND CaExsr. There have been some receipts
of good Northern which selling at 6u t. $50 per lb
C .mmon is selling at IS to $50 Cheese is in good
peril. per i6
STAR OANpLEs-There Is fair stock and fair jobhng
inc ID No, H. 21OfOr IL ounce, and
25c per 10. fot &c ounce.
sALr-Is quoted by the cargo at 81 IS per sack for
Dealers are supplying the demand for the interior st
81 10 to per sack for Liverpool coarse, and 81 30
to 50 10 for fine.
bbl Onions 50 so to So 60 Apples and Beaus So to 3d.
Eggs $50 to sSs per bb Souri, $6 to Sl8 per bb
Chickens So 80 to 50 per dozen Geese SILL and Turkeys
CorTzE-The total direct imports since the close Of
the war sura up 4,055 bags. 1here were saleS from
first hands the past week Of e!? bags At 2o2o&o per
gold duty paid Stock hand 942O sscss There Is Q
good demand for the country 1t 24@2c per ID for ord.
nary 10 prime Bio. mn, D..
ward coastwise aud the rates are hrIner and fuller
They arc 10 per ID for colt n and 4Oc per bbl for
-four by sailing vessels Ter New % fore ana bos.on aS
for New York. Foreign freights are qut and un:
changed. The rates are I'd per 10 for cotton BY sail
and xd@%d by steam for Liverpool, and Ike by sail
for Aayre.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, May 21.-CorFEE-The market is quiet
but arm; we report sales OF $50 bags Bio ex bark
Aouldneek on private terms; 100 bags from second
hands at 1870
FLoUp-We notice quiet market, but holders gone
rally remain hrm Some inquiry for supers, 80 8 q
was offered for 500 City Mills held steady at 50 80;
Western Spring wheats held ct the same figure
Good Howard street and Ohio is very scarce and held
higher. Transactions we're confirmed to small lots to
the local trade No inquiry for export worthy OF notice.
We repeat last quotations. follow to wit: Howard
street suer and cut Extra Sl025 to $40 do Extra
Family IA to sl6; Ohio Super and Out Extra 10 to
$40 Is; dt '-'ra shipping II to $l2 do retailing
IL 80 to S12 nd do Family Is 80 to Sl4 o0 North
western Super so to $40; do. Extra 10 10 to
Sll 50 City Mills Super so to $40; do shipping brands
Extra is to SIS 80; do standard Extra II to $l2; do
Greenfield Family $40 so per bbl Rye Flour, new'
IS to sS per bbl Corn Meal-Oity Mills and Brandy
wine IS to 81 40 per Dbl.
GRAN,-White-There several samples OF
Spring reds Change to-day, but they were al! held
above the views Of buyers We quote at So 10 to 10 or
and $500 bushels red offered; market was inactive the
oply sales reported being $40 bushels inferior white At
60 ITO bushels inferior red ut S2 and 276 bushes
Sotbern do ut 50 80 per bushe Corn was In far sup
nlv particularly white, OF which 2l6OO bushels were
ared and $500 bushes yellow the market was active
and prices BETTER nearly al the white was taken a. 90
- ai os buk st SO TO 81 cts: $500 bushels yellow at 81
N 3. ots per bushe Oas-3635 bushels received, and
mart OILY sold at64 to 65 ots ;Teight.
MoLAssEs.- Nothing doing; quotations unchang'a'
PRov1sIoas The market ts quiet out nrm, anu We
,eoeat quotations, viz Moss Pork $Sl per Dbl buiK
Neats but little offering, held at 1870 for shoulders
and 16Xc for Sides. Bacon-oobng sales ssesoy ~ i0'