The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-15

100 bushels white and 565 bushels red ofered the
ke was steady md rm with sales of 42O bushels choice
Maryland red at So CO. and 1926 bushels good Pennsylva
mia red at SO &c. Corn11 200 bushels white and $500
buse yellow receved the market opened strong at an
advance of29 cents on whe included In the sales were
1850 bushels white at 81 49, 1900 bushels do at 81 3 28OO
bushels do at 81 25 2050 bushels mixed at 81 1891 TO-
ATS bushels damp at 81 10; and 1900 bushels yellow OF
s122, Rye.-No sales Oats.-Sales Of 32S5 bushels at
70a75 cents per bushel- advance Of cents. -
Notwithstanding doing to-day. Quotations un-
changed
PRov1aoNs.- is moderately active on Southern
orders, but for lots to the trade dull quote, with
sales Shoulders at CENTS rib Sides 12a12A cts
clear RIB do. at 124a13 g. inside for net cash Hams
range from 15 to TX cents for plain and sugarcured
Shoulders lot sold to-day at the inside price rib Sides
11al1N cents. Mess Pork quiet at $24 Prime Mess OF
$22 per bb Lard 13a13 cents, latter .or retai lots
Western uerces Baltimore refined 16 ents per 10 in
RrcE-Quet, but held firm at 1Oka10M cents for Caro-
lima, and 9A cents per ID for Rangoon Stock of both
suaIR-Is quiet but held firm we notice sales of 80
hhds Demarara vacuum pan at 1917 cents 10 do. do.
price not tanspred quotations generally REGAIN un.
changed.
REFINED SUaAns-Prices wore advanced to-dny nc on
hard and Ac on soft crushed We now quote for lots OF
bbls OF more crushed powdered and granulated at
153< cts; soft Aswhite AK cts; circle do 14L cts;
circle 1sk cts % fb. = = -
e;;o gu g19t 5 y Cor hGSmpss m Golden at
sAIT-We quote before, for lots from dealers, VIZ
Liverpool Fine IS 20; Ground Alum 50 20 p sack, and
Turks Island 60a62 cts q bushel
ToBAooo-Maryland leaf is coming in quite freely, and
demand more active, the receipts finding sales to ship
pers for all desirable grades as soon as offered and at
full prices.
wH1sKEY-Remains nominal reported before, viz
for free s2a2 05, and in bond 3Oas2 cts q gallon
s,..,,s5Is Mobile Market.
.MOBHE, April -CorroN-There has been Light
demand to-day and with the market poorly supplied,
sales restrictad to 800 bales. Middings 25 nc.
MONETARY AND FNANcIAL-Tlere Is little change TO
note in the market to-day xcept further advance IN
kilograms from New York reported largo sales at 1874
an advance of over three points to-day.
Sterling continues with wide range in rates, accord
142a145H. and sight 146. - -.
. New York Sight is quoted Il premium checking and
par to h premium buying outside.
Commercial Francs 9211ss, and bank 8 87H
New Orleans Sight steady at par.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. April 15.-FNANc1AI. declined, with
ST. s11vEa.~Brokers ~ buy at les ind seIl al 49,
SECURITIES Of all kinds dull.
CITY BONDS, IA cents. s.5z
ExoHANeE.-Chscks on the North very scarce. Our
National Bank still checks at par to customers Outside
rates Il premium; -
CornoN-The feeling in the market today wns mol
Prices are about the same as yesterdaysay Strict to
Good Middng Ha26. Sales amounted to 130 bales, as
follows: at a. 12 at 24, a AZ 25 22 at 25h,
8 at 255s and 81 ct 26. Receipts 4s bales.
Sales yesterday: at 22, at at 24 So at 81 at
25 ss at 25h at So at 2e, and bales Zpporah
at so, Total sales 254 bales. \ Receipts "a bales.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, April S-TuRPENTNE-Is in moder-
ate demand and receipts Light Sales of 30 bbls at SO
for new virgin, 81 for yellow Dip and 50 IS for hard Q
i28O lbs
SPIRITS TURpENTNE.-Is in better request to-day, and
has advanced cent Sales of 100 bbls at 68c q gal
Ion.
50 25aS8 So as in quality, No transactons reported In
TAR.-a7 bbls changed hands at 81 IS q -bbl.
TMBER-Two RATS sold at 81 for ordinary and " 20
p NJ for far mill. ! c.a~
[Frons tie Shoe and Leather Reporter.]
BosToN Boor AND SHOE MARKET-For the week end
ing April 1.-THE Boot and Shoe business for the past
sidsfabn the general depression prevailing in other
bran6hessof ade has been fair and although 1t had
been difficult to realize profit on goods In the early part
of the SEASON. the demand for the art-
Gle at an advanced price has partially balanced the loss
felt at tho commencement At the present moment there
s frmer feeling with the trade with no disposition to
force sales while 1t is certain with the present price OF
materials Ind tho recent upward tendency OF most de-
Bcrpons of upper stock that goods cannot be replaced
at the ruling price Of the early spring. Manufacturers
and dealers are moving with caution and as far as s
possible curainng longtime sales, towards which the
trade has been inclined during the past year. In the
jobbng trade there is more animation AS the weather
improves the local demand comes n creating an activity
among the smaller manufacturers who have had the up
hill portion of the trade for the last four months There
ID now prospect for them to have few weeks OF good
trade as the uarket ia not overstocked with finer and
best grades u work The total snPmes OF D0es a. a
shoes by rail this week have been 0 cases. The toal
shipments of boots and shoes by rail and sea this week
have been 4,085 cases.