The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-27


quently diminish the active currency balance IN the
Treasury office here Tho demand for discount is sral
the best bills passing at Ga6n.
PRODUCE MARKET.
. NEW YORK, August o4-FLouR, &c.-The market for
Western and State Flour is moderately actve the low
and medium grades are loaloc o"er cnoce rames are
firmly held, but sell slowly.
State So eOal so for Extra Sate So 70aU GO for tho
low grades of spring wheat Western Extra; SO 65al0 %
for shipping Ohio; $40 10a11 40 for trade and family
brands Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana and 80 75al3 10
for st. Louis extras.
California Flour is dull and lower. Sales Of 800 bbls
and sacks Mt Sl3a14 SO.
Canadian Flour Is dull. Sales of so bbls.
Southern Flour is iu fair demand Common grades are
lower while choice Is firm. Sales of $50 bbs at ~ soI
II so for Baltimore and country extras and sll 25alf LOT
trade and family brands.
GnAIN-The Wheat market is moderately active and
prices 3a4c lower The inquiry is more general at
the concession and is in part for export. !.
The sales $500 bush ut So 30 for amber Statc u
arrive: 50 6la2 for in erior good white Cahfornlan
50 Al for white Michigan amber a So 3la2 2 81 90 for
inferior white Southern 50 3oa2 81 for red aud aoer
do.
Oats are lower, but at the sson there is more
DOING in part to arrivp.
The sales are OJ0 bushels Ohio at 7OasOc closing at
7a7c Jersey at 55a65c old western at 73a4ac new do
at fOaSOc closing at T0a77c and southern at 7UafSc
Corn openei steady declined but has since recovered
The INQUIRY il chiefly for the home trade although fair
export at the concession.
The sales are l72 600 bushels unsound at 81 DIAL o0
damp at 81 05a1 49, western mixed at 81 0sal l2 closing
The following telegram was received this morning
from Messrs. Geo. l. Jones l. Co.. OF Milwaukee
Receipts of wheat to-day $1,000 bush No spring
wheat in store 81 77 No do do 81 g. Freight wheat
to Buffalo, &c; freight on wheat to Oswego lOc. No
oats in store, 45c.
PRov1s1oNs-The pork market has not been very &C.
tive but prices are higher and steady at the improve
ment.
The Sales cash and regular are 275o bbls at s2s G2a
% e8% tor mess. and $50 for extra prime. MO-.
For future delivery We note 5Oo dds mess sener oe
tember, at S23 62L,.
Beef is moderately active at steady rates Sales Of 80
bbs at s17a25 for plain mess, and S2Sa27 oO for ox
mess.
Terce beef is quiet and scarce.
Beef hams are dull and nominal.
Cut meats are quiet and nominally unchanged.
Bacon Is steady but quiet. =,
Lard is fairly active but the market lacks strength
and at the close outside figures represent the e1-
Sales of 1000 bbs and cs at 13a13Ac for No 1: 1874
1870 for city, lsha13Ac for fair to prime steam' ana
1870 for kettle rendered.
Orange county pails per Id 35a5cc; State, hrns anu
tubs fair to choice S0a35c; Illinois, Iowa and Mime
sota 16a22c Western Reserve good to CHOICE 2Oaloc;
State tubs Welsh, good to choice 27nSoc; ohio
CHEEsE-Is frmer. We quote as follows; State fac fac
tory goou to choice, per To- new, ssate, l
to good 8al0c; State daires choice 1lal2Hc; Engsn
dairy Conn, l.al3c; English dairy Ohio, 1lalSc; vef
mont dairy, common to choice 11a12c: pineapple loa
1867 Ohio prime, lOal4c; Ohio factory good to cho'ce
CoFFEE-Rio is dull but all grades are firmly held.
Other styles are inactive and nominal.
CoTroN-The market is very dull but prices are nos @
lower owing to the small business. Spnners are the
principal buyers and they buy only to supply pressing
wants. We quote at 2Sc for middlng uphnds ana 2sc
for do New Orleans.
HAY-Is lower and dull. Shipping at S5asOc, anu
retail lots 81 30a$1 go, cash.
MoIAssEs-Is in moderate request and steady.
NAVAL sroREsIsprts OF tprpenane is IN m ir demand @
6rm and in good demand Tar is steady. We quote as
follows Spirits -rpentine, free. per gal, 5ShaesEc
Sepntne Sp,s IN S6s per hosEs common
bs per Dbl, 50 30 Rosins strained, In oos per DBL
s4s4 i2h Rosins, No. O. in bbls, per bbl "a 25at 70
Rosins. No in bbls per bbl S5a6 go Rosins pale IN
per bill 81 50as so Rosns window GLASS; in bbs, per
bb So 5Oa9 so Tar North County, In bbls per bb sSa4
Tar Wilmington in bbls per bbl s. 50a4 so Pitch, City
in bbls per bbl, s4OO Pitch, Southern. in bbs, per
Dbl s. IS.
R1oE-Is dull at sas1Sc for Rangoon. currency, duty
SUaAR-Raw sugars are in fair demand and steady.
Sales of Cuba at Na12A Porto Rico at 11Aa13Hc and
English Island at 12Ac. Refined are quiet.
WHBKEY-The market is firm. Sales of 200 bbls at
37s4Oc for Western in bond, thelater rate for old.
Boston Market.
BOSTON, August 3-CoFFEE-Sales Of 1900 pockets
Java at Ao; small lots do tAAc; 25OaSOO bags Rio at
CorroS-The market dull with sales at 2sa2ec per ib
for mdding Upands and Gulf and other grades at cor
GUsNY BAas-Ssles 90 bales heavy at q SC currency.
GUNSY CLoTH-The market quiet but firm, at 24ka
24Ac currency per yard
Mo1AssEs-Saes of 800 hhds resduum at SIC per gal
Ion; small lots Of Cientuegos Muscovado ct 55c and Bar
BADGES at Coo per gallon.
NAVAL SroRIs-Spirlts Turpentne has declined 70 qua
61c per gallon with sales of 200 bbls In Rosin sales OF
200 bbs common at 81 25 per bb 200 bbs common aud
good No at s4a4 50 100 bbs low No at "a 7S and loo
bbls good No ut Sc per Dbl.
SALrPETRE-Saes of 200 bags ut 9Ac per 10, anu 6o
bags superior at 9Ac per h. ,,
SPICEs-Sales of so No Nutmegs at 37hc gold,
in bond Cassa a44c gold; and considerable LOT on
private terms. "
SUeAa-Sales of 800 boxes Cuba at l2al5c for Nos II
to 20; 600 hhds good refining at 1Ac l2O hhde prime
refining at l2c 140 hhds Surnam ot l1c; 60 hhds good
grocery at 12c and l23 hhds Porto l2c Fer To-
Refined Sugar is selling at previous prices.
IFrom the Shoe and Leather Reporter.l
Boston Boor AND SHOE MARKET-For the week ending
August 2-Therc hns been great rush OF tnde the
past week; although there is fair number OF buyers yet
in town. there Is not the animation to trade usual In sell
proveent in the demand Leather and other maserals
are still maintained among the higher ngures In quoa-
tons manufacturers Of Boots and Shoes are not disposed
to gut the market and only portion OF them having
orders are working their full forces; with the majority
the demand Is light and the risk Of png up goods at
the present high In ADVANCE s too great TO warrant
doing more than enough to keep their forces In order In
anticipation Of renewal Of trade later in the season.
which no doubt will in as the great
er demand thus has been for mems and boys Boots
Prices Of the best qualities fr and are likely to con-
nue so for the present. lower grades as usual are more
Auctustng and the demand for them s sluggish, the
market nyorng the buyer The shipments Tor the week
BY sea and rail have been sS6 cases. Same time last
ye ar it was 81, ,S97 cases.