The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-11

FnR1GHTs-To Liverpool, 100 hhds tobacco at 22g Cd,
and per steamer. le9o boxes cheese private te1ms
and to Bremen, 60 hhds tobacco at los Cd,
Philadelphia Weekly Market.
PHILADELPHIA, september 1.-THE markets gene.
rally have been very dull during the past week. Bark
is scarce and In fair demand Goal continues very dull
Coffee is unchanged In cotton there is no material
change to notice Fish and fruit without change
There Ia very little de mand ior four and prices are
favor oil the buyers Wheat and corn rye and oats have
declined. Naval stores are in fair demand Petroleum
is less active In provisions there material change
to notice. Seeds in fair demand and fax has ad.
vanced. Sugar ts less active and rather lower Whis
key has declined In there no material change
to notice.. - 8, n
BEEswAx-contnues dul sales making at SO to
CANDLES Adamanne are unchanged; sales are max.
ing at $50 for 13 or 22c for IA o. and 24c for hotel
candles. z5=ts,f
CoAL-Contnues very dull. We quote ct SIS rs to G
for white ash, and 80 to 50 per ton for red ash.
CeFFEE -Iherei is more doing In the way Of sales
1000 bags of Rio sold at 100 per lb In gold,
CoTroNThe market has been in active but prices are
without any material change. About 1900 bales sold III
lots ut from 80 to Soc per 10 for Uplands and New Or
leans
DRUGS AND DyEs-The market continues dull; 100
tons OF soda ash sold at $780, gold caustc soda
at a2lc and sonae caetile soap at l7Ac per ID.
FEATHEns-There is some little doing in Western at
so to Bic for good and 7Oc for common quality
F1su-New macke rel have ueen coming forward slow.
ly and the transactions have been confined to 800 bos
from tho wharfat s26, and $40 for Shore No and at
De-
TX to 8c. Pichled herring vary from S3 to per hbl
FRu1T..Supp!ies of all descriptions coming for
ward slowly. and the stocks on hand very much
d,ced ORANGES repucked selling S10 and Lemons
at 81 to Dried apples are In moderate supply with
sales 10 to 15c; but little movement green apples;
we quote at 81 90 to g.. The market is bare dried
peaches, :.
TLoBR-The market continues very dull, there being
little or no demand for shipment Sales compriseahout
1000 bbs including looo bbls city mills family on terms
IL 80 per bb The retailers and bakers buying at
prices ranging from 81 rs to so for superhne SO to II
for old stock and fresh ground extra Sl1 to "a so for
Northwest extra family the latter rate for fanoy lots
Sll Is tor Pennsy ylvania and Ohio family, and $14
to 1G per Dbl fancy brands as to quality Rye -four
sells in small way at s5 70 per bb Corn meal con:
tinues dull. The receipts to.day follows: 1900
bba flour, 9200 bush wheat 2400 bush corn, and 5000
bush oats
GnAIS.-The demand for wheat continues llmltd,
but prices are without any material change About
$500 bushels sold In lots at 81 CD to ga for fair to
prime Pennsylvania red rs to SO fer Southern do;
md So 90 to per bushe for white, as to quality Rye
is dull and lower Sales of 1000 bushels Western at 81 to
o5, aud Pennsylvania 81 10 per bushel Corn is also
inactive and lower. bushels sold at 88 10 900 for
Western mixed, and 81 to 92o per bushel for prime
yellow Oats are less active. 1000 bushels new SOUTH
ern sold In lots at AZ to Ole per bushe including 2uuo
bushels unsound at 47o.
G1NsENa.-supplies have been coming forward slowly
and the stock is very low There Is affair inquiry, with
sales of 1000 pounds crude at 81 TO- SO
aUANo-1s rather dull Peruvian sells at Sll0 per
ton. "a a5...t.a5
HRMp-Hol lerH arc hrmer In the1, Views, but there
Ii very little business doing. s39
HIDES The inactivity III foreign, which we have
ced for time past. still continueB and prices are
without essential change. +.
demand at from 2b to 70 cts for common and choice
quality ,,,.:1., - a,l,, 20, .xo
making at 50 so currency, for Bengal. NJ
foundery commands from SAT to 48; No from S4t to
49, aud forge from sS7 to 49, In Scotch pig nothing
doing. Blooms are unchanged. Manufactured iron 1s
ssnnnIPrlces remain about the same as last
quoted but there ia very little doing in the way Of
sales. z.,,5,.. m .,,,a
OF cuba Musoovado sold at 81 to 6bo per gaon the a
ter rate for choice.
NAVAL nronEs-of all descriptions are very quiet but
prices continue without change. Sales common ~ hosn
at So rs to 81 strained at So to 60; No oO TO
No al SIS so to g. Tar and ptoh are quiet Spirits q
Turpentne are dull at the late decline small sales a. %
o1rs-Flph oils are dur and holders are firm in their
views. Lnaeed oil is In demand at the late advance
sales at 81 80 50. .,=.N5...
PETRoLEuM1s less active. but prices are uno1anseu
8 bbs sold at to 27o for crude 46 to 4oA for re:
fined In bond and 5B to Goo per gallon Tor iree as 70
quality. =. -,.to l.,
is no material change to notice IN
price or demand. Small snles OF new mess pork are
makin9 at s33 rs TO "a per bb 30 bbla clear OF $3
prime $751; and prime sac per DOL Mess oset
ana sa9 to 2b for city packed Beet hams are ne,d at
s1s 10 4e Bacon-prlc.s generally remain wit without
essential change but the ansa9ions ate - m5so q 9sd
Sales Of plain ana fancy u rams ~ q 70 2oH
aree msss the trade hus been fairly active for the sea
sses Of 400 erssa hams in in
sa,, a. 1Sc he srd market is less frm Sales Of 35
sbs Js and ult tieroes at 81 to kegs at 2s But
terThere is very limited trade doing in sold packed
Small sales at 81 to $50 u PEI To- ans sell a
dozen. ,o,> =. M ,ar IL
foreign there Is very little dnng oat o
from 81 81 to per gallon Whiskey is eas active anl
rather lover 275 bbs sold IN lots at 81 " to 80 tor
ana s ess ssa soa1e un op prices
ara aettlad. owing to the decline III god about f9O
hhds M Of Cuba sold az 1o to l2c per lb e'rrency;
TALLow-snall sales of city rendered aro making ~