The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03
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BALEgMoRE-Per schr E Palmer COO feet Luna-
bsr Is bbs Rosin
8 rne Charaestoa Cotton market.
iovFf,,n OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,l
cH.rrrsrc;s. Monday Evening, September 2, 1857
The market aus ursesiled and irregular with declin-
ING tendency sales 5i bales. Viz ct 19 10 at M at
"a 1t "a ass "a 2s, st 2ssf, 10 at as,S at
"a Prices are not srficsntly a1sd 70 be quoted.
~ :. New Orleans Market.
~ NEW ORLEANS. August 2o.-Corros--with very
lifaid oferings difference Of fully ic per pound De-
rvsenhe views Of buyers and sellers and qutts unfa
bs sceos nom Ssx YSss and - Sspoo i've s1s ts sSs
sufcs TINT have controlled operations during tne past
There were two or three parties IN the market
WHO required Ena lots 70 coMPsis .E pssSGusy mo a
position whatever to come forward the marked oepres-
sion prevailing In the leading markets mduc,ne the
be more cam 5s Sss Sae
restricted comprising barely $50 bales taken by hye
brokers a irregular but lower prices the market closing
unsettled that we are Obliged % omit quo
& 1s. .'s-'--- srArE,rsT OF ccTrou.
Sock "a band September J. 1865 bales l02os2
Ascekrsd soday 1ee soc rae e7o
Additional bales nads from wrecked, loose.
Burnt and damaged Cotton, pickings,
samples, --'.'....''''
!, ss2,o75
Cleared to-day. o,- -.
Cleared preyiously
e.,... y, ham, and on shipboard. l4,75s
sCorroN-No sales to report.
rrancsnorninaL New York Bank Sight premium
caeckins par ak premium buying. New Orleans Sight
par az premium.
Philadelphia Market.
spHI1ADEIpHIA. friday, August so.-coA-The de.
messed and unsatisfactory condition OF the trade IN
both ahe SchuyA and Lehgh regions recorded for some
tme past, still continues and prices arc mostly nom
Coyyrr-The market continues very quiet; 200 bags
o. Ro sold ct 2la24c and Lasuayra ct 2sc per 10 cur
m arxet has been duh and prices
settled and droopins about 500 bales OF Mddhnss sold
in ts at 37a26c Upands, and lSa9c per Id ier new
orlsa closing .. q ,ass per lS .et,vs nu nrces
are dropping; 1900 city mills family sold for shipment ON
t,rns kept private and 5000 bbs IN lots to the retailers
$50 $40 50 for old stock and fresh ground extras $40 TO
SlS for old stock and fresh ground Penna and Ohio
fsv 81 TO 80 Is for fair to choice Northwest family
and SIS 5ot Sz pen DBL brands as equality
is unchanscd 800 bbs Of Brandywine meal sold on pr
yate terms
are weak and unsettled About 10000 bushels sold at
So 2Da2 So for to prime now red; 81 4Oa2 As f
choce dO and u ooaZ eu per pushe white the latter
rate for prime Kentucky RyeIs scarce and tI fair de-
Iad 5000 bushels sold in lots Of from 81 50al TO per
bushei for new and old Corn scarce and In fair de-
ad 900 bushels sold ut 81 25s1 26 for piule yellow:
s Is or western do, and 81 2la1 % for Western mixed
mostly at the latter rste Oats dull and lower S5 600
brshes sold at nom 40 up ESQ., according to quality
1000 bushels Of Barley malt sold at 81 co. The receip
toay are ss follows: 1900 bbs our 600 bushels vhea
$500 brrsheE corn; 10, TOO bushels oats.
MoIAssEs-Thsre is very little doing. but prices are
Unchanged 2l0 hhGs of Cubs Muscosado sold at 50c,
and 60 6hds Engiish Island at Soc. p gal 4
NAVAL SroHrs.-Prices are rather lower. Sales of
common Rosn at s4aa % per bbl; No. 2st q No.
at 81 5Qa5 So and pale ct $6s7, In Tar ami Pitch no
change Spirits offurpsnrne Is lower with tna sales
at 60a6lce 80 ,sf
Pzov1s1oss The msrket continues very quiet but
pr,eas are well maintained Pork Is steady, with small
saIes It 80 so to s25 f so to s22 20 lor prime do
ami S2l Tor prime, Meas Beek-The oflerngs are small,
and the ds aud naodsrso sales Of % packed at s27 %
70 "a Bacon-There has beea limited demand, and
prices ars nrmly maintained; saes Of plain and fancy
canvssssd fas at 10 TO 22c sdes Of 15x 16r. for
rbbed 16 70 1Sc. clear ribbGd and shoulders at
1sKc. Green meats The transactions have been small
at III 70 Isc and shoulders IN SALT ut 12 to 12&c. Sides
are scarce Lard il steady and IN better demand st for