The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-01

~ en- dava on London l06 to 1O6 for commercial: lQ5A
to 1O7 for bankers do at short sight lO1I TO- ios
paris at go days. 10 do at short sight, 52b to
burg, IS TO s5A Amsterdam 9916 to seA; Frankfort,
s9 to 4O4; Bremen Is to 76H; Prusaa9 tnalers' oo1
to 10.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, August z8.-BREApsTuFFs The mar.
ket for State and Western -four ts more active ana
sound medium grades rule little higher me saes es
1900 bbs at $b 66 to 50 Tor supernne IN % ~
choice do; $685. to ?s0 for superane Mcnleap, u IN
diana, Ohio Iowa. &c. and 81 to 80 for extra do.
S. s5 to TO- and trade brands of do at $40 10 to l2
snrinp wheat st. Louis at $40 50 u 60 and winter do
at sl2 to Is, closing quietly.
We quot .,e +, on
superne state S6 $50 78O
Extra State. 49gln 90 10
Super Western o0g o0 So
E5trs E5trs oSsesa osio Mound Hoop %
Extra Ohio Round Hoop (trade) 1ogl2 w
Extra aenesee n 6o@16 M
soUrHERr F1oun-There is a fair calI at ths same
prices We notice sales If $50 bbs at $40 TO II TO for
Common and $1l 70 to Is Is Tor extra family
CANADIAN FLouR-1s scarce and prices are qulse
WHEAr-The market for prime is firm, while other
kinds are unchanged The sales are 1000 bushels Of
81 Is for No chicago; So IS to IS for new amber
States 50 so Tor new amber Jersey and $s 10 for new
white Michigan. ti.i5i
oATs-Are rather quiet and heavy. saleg were made
0uHl6fB
milwaukee, and $50 for new Delaware and Maryland:
OoRN-Is In moderate request at stronger prices The
sales are 600 bushels at 70 TO 8o for inferior to
$40 ior shipping Western Mixed mainly at $40, and $50
for Western yellow. ooo ,oo
Receipts for the week. 'Saa Saa
ExplrtB for tho Week. ~ 200
Exports tr3m January 1st........ t, ~ gg oeg
Exports same time last year A. ..,t fsir da
Co11oH-Ths market opened steady, with leir ae
mand. but closed dull and heavy under unfsvoraple
ayioss from Europe. The safes ere 10 exporters and
apinnort, and include 120o bales, We quote: = !.
.up,ands. Florida. Mobile. ! 1e1.s: = >
Ge9a fe% HSdiins a5,1nssy ss1 g SIX SIX So 8 ss&
SsslaF ssss alssi,:i 81 ~ . 81
Receipts for the week. .........b bales. 4.3eo eo
imports for the week. k.......... do ooa asie sde
om 5sns.sy 'ms :,3 DO M s
GuNR1Es Tho unsettled state OK the markes mas ss
checked trade to some extent. We quote very ngnt
buninaas since our last at no very deidea caange ~
prioes Bags 27o In Boston and 98o here ciota otAo ~
this MARKET and % ho in Boston
HAYod Is scarce and firm ct sb to goo for shippng,
and 10 to 30 for retail Qualities New meets Titn sata
straw is worked of at IS to eoofor good longcut rye
and $50 tor oat The supply OF straw is very LIBERAL
| and the market tends In buyers favor; ooo
Exports for the week. Bales guy
Exports from January. ........B Bales ~, ,1S z1S
Exports same time last year. Bales N,b79
IRoN-The market is firm. Trade is moderate SAFES,
yard at $48. American is arm at $4s to 40 for NO
Mo1AssEs-1s In limited request and prices II rue ll
rather heavily. Sales were made OF s7s hnds 70 tes
Porto Rc 81 hhds Engish Island on private 1erms anu
Is hhds Guadeloupe ut $50. ,,=.--..,..
| NAVAL sronEs. Crude Turpentine quite inactive;
few small parcels are offered at 81 75 sprts
tine Is more active at former prices sales incude Sou
bbls mostly. II not all ut GU kosins are mooeratey
active; saes 1000 bbs including common at So; strain.
ed sa 5o g. and pale ss y TO-.
fW the for the from time last=
week. week. Jan !. year.
sa;4. Ss1as tufgt ao 9S's dat1t Il So 50
Tsr. arss.a' 49,. is 90 2l,se2 s. 80.
Pitch. do. 100 % leoi =, a., -, oot eau,
The inquiry is limited We notice sales OF 37eo bbls at
$50 5Ss for mess cash and regular way the latter
price Tor small as es g esme
BEEF -ghe market presents no new feature sales
wore made Of 800 bbs at SIG to 500 for plain Western
mess and $40 so to $24 for extra do. =.
BEEF HAMs-Are very scarce and nominal at $40 tor
B.ooN SIDES The market is inactive. Small parcel
of Cumberland cut changed hands at l6c.
Gur MrArs-There ts fair demand at former hg'
ureei The, sales amount to $40 packages at l9I 70
for hams in dry aa and l4h to l6c for shoulders
In do .,aohonooa
We notice sales Of $40 erces and bbs at to 9c Ter
No. i to kettle rendered city, and 20 to 2OAc tor
Western. e.. ,,o ort
at about former rates; the receipts are still liberal we
quote dairy at 10 to 17c and factory at IL to 1874 the
latter price for prime grades. ,. .,,o
receipts are fair and Matnly common grades as
holders are retaining their choice grades In the
Western is unohaaged; the demand Is mainly local o.
though there is California trade for cholce
We quote State in Welch tubs at ~ TO 42c oo "
rkins at to 44c and Western at 26 to 35c for common
to prime reserve =
R1oE-We do not learn Of any change In the market
Wa notice sales Of $50 bags Rangoon IN lots OF va 70
4 10Ho
Exports for the week. ..........- S4o
1- DO from January 1st...... 6O ta4l ~
i DO same tlmelast year.. 90 lo,z4o
i SALT.-There is better business doing from STORE
at undimlnished rates.
i SUGAR-There Is better demand for raw from the
trade, and refners at shade rmer figures WE quote
fair refining at 0Ac and good to do at II to me
safes are 1880 hhds Cuba at OK to 1870. refined ID
quiet, but prices remain about the same. we quote
soft yellow at IA to 16c; soft white at 5 to 1876 ana
crushed, powdered and granuated at 1880.
TALLow-There is more doing at better rates. Sales
were made of 1000 lbs at 12l4 to 1880.
TEAs-Trade quite inactive; sales from first hands
OF 400 half chests green's.
TIN-There Is moderate business at strong prices
Sales 500 pigs Banca at 22o gold; Straits 20 to 2lc
gold Plates may be quoted In light demand at $40 70,
Il gold, for O.
ToBAoco-F Fluctuations in gold exchanges unsettled
business Sales II hhds Kentucky at AK to l5c LIZ
cases seedleaf at AZ to $40.
FRElaHTs-To Liverpool 800 bales OF cotton at 3'l6d
and $4,000 bushels corn at 4d; $50 bales cotton at