The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-01

more ARM Sales $500 Dbl. a 1aaM % for new M Mess Mess
closing at $21 25, cash and uar $40 6o for oio
s1S IS for Prime, and $2l Is If Prime MESS: p,.,
Beef is frper. Sales 24o bes at sl7a2a for ne" FA
Mess and saasas 20 for new Era ssa State e; ssa.o
Bacon is frner. Sales 10 boxes at !0ha!91c tor
Cumberland Cut; 1IHc for IYog Ribbed; 1Hau%c tor
Cut Meats are steady. sais $40 pkgs at sKsshc tor
Lard is quiet and steady Sales 525 bbls at 11za19Ac.
Butter Is unchanged at 12c Tor Ohlo and lAaAoo ioi
State.
Cheese is heavy at 7s15xs
WHsKEY-Is tending upsird Sales 4oo Dds Hessefn
TAIlOw-is steady: sass7, 900 lbs at llNa11Sc.
FREIaHTs-To Liverpool, per steamer 5000 bIs cheese
at 3Os; 500 bales cotton t6d To Glasgow per steam
er, 1900 b1s cheese at 35s. <
rosin at Is Cd; 80 hhds tobscco at It's 6da2os-
vessel to Bremen with fc0 bbls petroleum at Ss sd'
and Norwegian bark to I'll Baltic, with general cargo
on private terms.
AugustS Market.
AUGUSTA, June 2e-Kp6ARKs.-For the past week
we have had little LID In the cotton trade though
mainly confined to the bkter grades say for middlng
and above while low middng aud below have been neg.
lected and only saleable when in connection with good
styles. Sales for the tine reaching 666 bales and re-
$500 bales, very light ek. and fact well calculated
to attract the attention those who depend on this
market for supply Theenenags are fMr, tRougn CON-
orders are for strict ming are compelled TO pay full
prices to be allowed to sc Our market to-day opens
with fair demand at abd the following quotations:
Strict to Good MiNtng. .24@26
Mddlng. .........s. .s..............'Io92Sh
Low Mddling. .1................Z292SH
Good Ordinary. .................'.angzz
Ordinary. 5000 c.....''' ........Z0g-
Dad md
The cotton crop projects are certainly encoursg-
ing and promise yield yet 1t is best not to
VERY critical condition aneasly ruined by excess Of
either wet dry just now we are In tns
midst Of rainy spell v5sh continued 1Iel W WIZ Injured
by rain but both corn may be- by the want OF
work, which this weather. likely to produces. orass
grows and fourishes as w as other vegeasnon;;
though many Of our plansrs may l9se p9roon on sne
crop by allowing 1t to sd in email shocks In the helds
where vas caught Ss snd
It is safe rule for pan g save what Is already made
The want Of isn pressing on our @ farmers
and will Be till their TSre is now no such
thing az credit based ID Of the parties
at the end Of e law and that is done in that way is
oreat portance Of every deporng himself as TO
be without blame reprosh more pressing now than
ever before. By strictly cplying with our obligations
asss ss ss nU% aSns It doss I V
the tests Of the law.
FrNASc1A1-Our city haseen remarkably quiet during
the past week. but little mdey seeking Investments and
but little doing In Bonds pd Stock Sales OF georgia
Railroad Stock during theeek, at II cents Old State
Six per cent Bonds, at 7O New State seven per cent
Bonds at g.
GOLD AND suyER-Demsd heavy during the week.
has been fully equal to til supply 1873 is readily OBJ
tained. M ID brokers buying "a at Is! and Silver 12s
EYcHANoE-The Naton Bank checks reeiy at par on
an Northern cities and oadoor rates Il to u Of. No
time bills Offering
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, June 25-CofoN-we have another quiet
day TO report with the dend light and confined TO two
brokers' Factors shcu nFe disposition TO accept offers
Of buyers for the lower scs but the better qualities
are scarce and relstvey huch higher Three hundred
Good Ordinary and 2Sc foa Low Middling
MoNrrARY AND FnJANc1-We have no change to note
to-day, except higher rab for gold in sympathy with
New York accounts. We note:
Gold 138al38k.
Sterling, sixty days, lA7and sight 14s.
New York sight prsanm checking bv banks sam and =
premium by bankers ~ offerings OF outside bills are
New Orleans sight par decking by banks and bankers;
buying rate y discount.
Francs nominal
New Or1ans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Jund -CorTos- -Uunder the COM
bned influence Of tnclent weather and continued un
favorable ac cunts tronN New York and Liverpool the
movement p-oay mas yen OF tesllcpeu cuhlcser
throughout The supplFas quite hmited, ssVeral NC
tors refusing TO uncover le tables Wne tnosa VINO OF
fered rather 70 reaze ana were gen.
orally disposed to accept ese prices put the loenn8 on
the part OF buyers was aVesse 70 tne
Increased depression prethng In tne leaning matets,
in the week Under these circumstances the
sSo oss hsrelv ZOO bales Een by ave brokers' at Fsher
softer prices but mostly whn the range Of the suboin'
ga pSsd5ins SIsaaIc Al E,dJ1no oSao7 ths 1stter
as"s,eo u connt ON. acs-city invar,shIv COM
ssaas sss''9s 'sas
for foreign aas
evening, o ara cidsd Ntbaiv rsanovs satsaents
enhrscs II5s haIea aOsinst31 dnri9 The oorrespond
ino nerod Last week ahow an increase of IA bales
The eInorta comurse III bales, $500 Of which were
ooast1iss, and 7sss to f0reia ports.
sEAtEmhNp1 ooIGoH'
Stock on hand September II 1855. bales-102 082
Recsived to-day. ..........t ....... 725
ne''a'ea previously
Additional bales made from irecked, loose
and damaged Cotton. pick,gs samples,
ss4, ,O2l
Cleared to day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ee
cleared previously. e-O
e.,s sI oa1
S'Sa . oa @ I Z;
Inc Exports are e.casTetyo. asare ,o,a md
sgppS 10 sae i.s astar, sSussc n
ces nA'e aa srora r!rt so to'Iaa n Tnv
pusneL ope,suois He.e ItsIoeer Duy ~ J.. % osro
Weataer: ano tne 1 saios ale 3oSo St. % T ~
aNe.son :. o'''e1
GALVESTON, june a.
This Year. 1S66-S6.
BdSs Batss
Stock ON hand LIST Sept 1886. ,...... 1859 136o7
Received at this port this week LIN I093
Received at this port prevously 16I0l4 l4S609
Received at other ports. .....,,..". l36s6 N'leS
-
Total. .................:".... 17s,6l7 l7e6l7
Exported to- Bale. Bales.
Great Britain. .............6 ,lT 686O6
France ce..:.....:.:......... l,1Ss
Havana ......,, -, 80