The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

Receipts thus far this week. $3.50
Be eipts suce May J. 1856 10 627
B. oeipts since Sept ], 1866. 766,248
txpoits since Sept /, 1856. 454i i72
FmH-A very moderate demand prevails for the prin.
cipal klhds ss essentially unaitered prices. :: -,
FLOUR AND MRAL.-state aud wostern Flour has been
In good demand to-day at further rise Of 10 to 26c per
bb chiefly the lower grade Of which mediste
" available supply has been recently much rsducsd,
partly by peoulstve purchases which are held out
he market IL present Sales since our last 16 40 bbs
Including .omon 10 choice Superfne State and West
ern az 40 to 5Q vary poor to choice Extra Stat ct
M SO 10 TO- chiefly It So 65 70 lo round hoop Extra
Oho to good shipping brands, at 50 30 to 1oper
Bupernne 6tate aud Westeru. @ g 80
En- E1.s sSs;: Sss indians: Michigan Gc sS @ ISS @
Extra Ohio, round-hoop, shpp'g brands. $50 90
Extra Ohio trsds and family brands. ....!ole h2s
sas. .e Gsnssss esoics s;t;: Missouri
southern Flour Is in demand and desrer. Sales Hnce
our last 400 bbls. In lots, at $40 8o@$l2 for poor
to good and sl2 1o97 for good to very choice rtra
ls0 bhis Extra at 1904 p Dbl. Bye Flour p In
moro demand. including Superfne at s. 1906 % ~
bbI: sales 900 bbls. Corn Meal is In good demand
3. sasss g ,S sslsss s' Brand VI ' Dbl ss.
$40 bbls
asAIH-wheat has been in good request Ut decidedly
sinoe our last II, ZOO bushels. Including White Gnada
At s.; No Milwaukee Club, old and new st So E@s2
10; and Chicago Spring at S170@S1 so p buahel Corn
has been brisker and dsarer but closes heavy Saes
since our last 600 bushels at 82c@s6c for uneonnd
S7c@eo In tore and dehv for sound new ind od
mixed Western. and 92c@93o for Yello Western p
bushel Oats sr. in livelv demand including State, at
6Yc7oc; Canada ut 69c@70c; old Western st 69c966c
In o. re and delivered; new Western at 62c@S7c q
busbel; sales l04 400 bushels ut Rye. 72U0 tushels
have been snld at 9sc@sl for Western and Ia for
state q bushe, Barley and Barley Malt are nesrcted
HAY-NorIh River bale have been In fair demind, ut
6Oc@9nc for poor u choice p LOO fbs,
HoPs-are in moderate request, including lastyears
crop, at 15.@65c and two years old at sc@Soc ID.
HIDxs-have been lightly dealt in at previous quota.
tions
81 so tor common. and So for lump. per Dbl
.:oLAssEs-Contnues In moderate request. including
New Orlaus ut Csc TO ST. TO- Porto Rico at 60 10 76c
Cnba at $50 to 600 per ,llon.
NAVAL SroREs-Continue In demand, Including
Spirits Of Tu pntne at 9Sc to SIC per Ballon Crude do
a S5 70 s5 as Rosin So so TO $1l rs per 2SO bs; Tar
ct 50 as to 50 50 per bbL
ors-Are In less request, including Crude Fhale at
81 Is; Bleaohed Whale at 25 TO 30 Crude eerm at
"a so to Sb Unbieached do at 50 80 to Ld OIL at
81 80 to 50; Rsd Oh at 86c to $50; Lnseed' OIL at
81 Sc to 60 ner gallon.
27ko for Crude 42Ko 4sHc for Refined in band, and
59c TO 6c for do, free. per gallon.
PRovIsIoNs Fork has been comparatively dol Some
OF speculative holders Of Now Mess were deavor.
ing to ''unload" process which the markS not
prepared for At the close the tendency was favor Of
buyers who were not disposed to operate FREELY. The
brokers had good deal Of leisure tme on thif hands
during Change hours and they employed wy ngree
ably "nRkng fun OF esoh other" They weresvidently
In uqusually jolly humor despite the fullnesso trade
new Mess olosiag at $50 ST. cash. $3.50 gb for one
year old Hess; s76 76@27 for new prime Mias; $24@
a % fof nor Prime a Dbl Sales were Q rasde OF
5a5o bbis new Mess, Msy June, July, August and aep