The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-13

LIVERPOOL-Per Br brig Martha Ann Pamer-706 bbls
Spirits Turpentine, 2096 bbls Rosin.
NEW YORK-Per schr Amercus-76,00O feet Lumber,
10000 feet Timber
BALTiMoRE-Per schr wenonah-25 bbls Spirits Tur-
penhne, $1,000 feet Sawed Lumber.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.l
CHARLESTON, Monday Evening, August IL, 1851
There continues to be moderate demand, principally
for the Northern market, the transactions being only
bales at about the figures of Saturday viz at %;
at o. at 25l; at 26 1S at 261S; at 27 cents. We
quote:
Mddling. g.....".....".. .26@26h
Mobile Market.
MOBILE August s-CoTToN-only moderate de-
mand has existed to-day, resulting in sales OF only 5o
bales. The market is very BARE especially Of desirable
cottonscosing hard at 24Ea25c for ow Midding Two
hundred and fifty bales were sold yesterday ater ING
market closed, and not reported.
MONETARY AND FINANcIA-Transact.on continue
very light and market dull at previous rates-say od
140a14l. Stering-sixty days 150, and sight l6l New
York Sight n premium checking, and par to premium
buying. New Orleans Sight par to e premium.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, August s.-CorToN- market has
been characterized by rather animation today
Opening with restricted inquiry, the demand suDse
ouenry improved and despite diminished offerings and
q
business has been transacted comprising at the close
fully 900 bales, eight brokers participating in the bus-
ness The lists sold were mostly OF inferior quality ana
purchased principally on Northern account Prices
indicated continued frmness but much rregularity
as to render it impraccable to give anything Like de-
mite quotations, which are accordingly omitted The
sales would have been larger, holders had been less
e1actng in their demands for the higher classes of the
staple.
Stock hand September l, bales l02Uo2
Received previously. 76l0o6-76lols
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose,
burnt and damaged Cotton, pickings,
samples, l3,32S-774's4z
87s,424
Cleared to-day. none Or, ,,r
Cleared previously. Soi's'o-ool'fo
Stock on hand and on shipboard 24.s4s
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Commercial Advertiser, OF Saturday
August 10, says:
The money market shows change from the Late eI,
treme ease. AS usual on Saturday, money is onereo
very freely and at lower rates Of INTEREST," the genera
rates. however, continue at 3a4 cent on
Ind 4a5 per cent stocks at these figures good
ind no difficulty in borrowing or peroos ~ 'O
days.
Discounts show rather more movement the Gonse-
quence of the opening of the fall trade Ihe banKs
current at Cat per cent
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, August 10-FLoUR, &c-Ihe floar mar.
ket is 15a25c better The Improvement Is ch1eny upon
old Flour. o,.
ssa1O for Extra Sate $40 25a 26 for Choice sate 70 "
az 65 for Superne WESTERN So 10alO 10 for Common
Medium Extra Western slo Saai 70 'Sd supn
Extra Round Hood Ohio, AM SlO 66ai2 ~ LOT Trace
Brands the market closing quiet Included In the sales
are 1000 bbs Extra State for September on pr'Vate
terms. ,,.. o.o I'LL, =. e., or
a16 for common to choice new
California Flour Is firm. Sales 400 sacks and bbls al
GaNS-The Wheat market opened 2a3c better and
closed quiet with the advance lost
90 Is for No do; So s5a2 50 for new Amber Georgia
40 9sao 40 for new Amber Michigan 50 80 for White
Georgia, and 50 76a2 IS for White California
THE Corn market IS 1s2c better.
sales 600 bushels at 81 0a1 90 for new Mixed West
ern 81 Oal OF for u for prime White South
ern. .,oo,.
for western 94a95c for State and 90a92c for new South
R1cE-1s dull and heavy. Sales since our last 10 cs
Carolina ct 12a12Mc.
Sales since our last 1900 bags Rio on private terms.
SUaAR.-The market is steady but quiet Sales since
our last 900 hhds at for Cuba l2halShc o'
Porto Rico, and 542 boxes Havana at 11Aa11Hc
MoLAssEs-Is quiet and prices favor the buyer. Nc
sales reported.
HAYS quiet at s5as0c for shipping and 81 25a so fol
retail lots.
WOODS little more active at declining prices; sales
500 900 lbs 3sa62c for Domestic Fleece 32aS8c for pull
ed 45a49c for tubbed; 2las1c for Te1as 1sa25c fol
California -
PRov1s1oNs-The Pork market is frmer. Sales $500
bbs at $2S 25a3 43 for Mess closing at s2S 25
lar SO 10 for old Mess $40 5a2o for prime and s22 76s
23 tor prime Mess.
Mess, and S23s28 for new extra Mess
Beet Hams are dull at $3Sa40.
Cut Meats are quiet and heavy Sales ITS pkgs at lila
l1bc for Shoulders, and l5a18c for Hams.
Bacon is quiet but quoted steady.
Lard is steady but less active. Sales SS0 bbs at l2A(
al31.c, and small lots at 1870.
Butter ia steady, and choice lots are in fair demand
We quote at 11ca24c for Western, and, 15ca29c TO,
State.
cheese is heavy at 7cal3c.
WH1sKEY-Is quiet and unchanged
CoTroN-Is steady, but quiet Sales 300 bales at 2Scs
28hc for Middling Uplands.
Our market for the week has been irreguar-openine
on Saturday at an advance Of &c per pound on the
closing prices of last week. it advanced another No OF
Monday continuing very firm until Wednesday, when
under the increased amount Of Cotton Offering and the
limited demand from spinners the market became lest
firm and closes very quiet at fully 10 per pound decline
from the highest prices Of the week, The sales have
been to spectators and spinnerswith nothing selling
for export The amount Of Cotton Offering on the marke
is sufficiently large for the present spinning demand ano
the supply OF good staped Cotons has fmproved hold
ers are firm and look for higher prices but the Dry
Goods trade is not yet active, and spinners do not buy
freely.
The engagemens for next week. 356 bales Freghts by
steam IA to 6-S2d very dull. By SAIL nothing doing.
We have this week again taken account Of the stool
Of Cotton at this port, and find the stock to be-
In warehouses. 40 362 nRies
On shipboard not cleared. $50 bales
,o.o, Ak no nales