The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
New York Market.

Grades family brands being the most sustained
The sales are $500 bbs at So 25a9 30 for Superhne
so Oa1O 90 for New Extra State 50 60a10 80 for
the low grades Western Exras $40 sOa2 2o or good
10 choice do do SC 65a1O 20 for shipping Ohio Slla4 lO
for trade do 80 25aI3 so tor White Wheat Extra Ohio
Indiana and Michigan s11a12 IS for amber do do. and
SO l5al5 rs for St. Louis Extras
California Flour s unchanged; sales OF 2oO pois. auo
sacks at Sll 5OalS 6O
Southern Flour is irmer with less offering.
Sales OF 900 bbs at SO SOn11 90 for common to good
Baltimore and country eIras $40 75al3 25 for new extra
Virginia and Georgia, and $l1 GOALS Gu Tor trade ana
family brnnds of Maryland and Delaware.
GRAIN The Wheat market opened firm. with mode
rate offerings but buyers held of and ere the close oil
Change lower prices were accepted. The inquiry is
limited and is chiefly for milling, though In part Tor
export
live ry, but the particulars are not made public.
The sales are 900 bushels at 50 2ls2 % for No Mill
waukee club; 45 amber state; 55a2 63 for white
Michigan: so for amber do ca for white California.
Oats are a shade better, though less active.
The sales are 900 bushels Ohio and the upper lakes
67a6Sc Western at 55a66c to arrive next week. Sate
at 67a67 &c; and Southern at GSa67c.
Corn opened very heavy and prices declined Za3c per
bushel, the market closing fiat The inquiry is NODE
rate and chiefly from the trade,
The GALES are 80. 500 bushels damp and unsound at
81 3s1 IT. Western mixed at 81 1sal TO- in store for No
and 81 19a1 81 for No aoat Southern white at 81 81
PRoyIsIoNs.-The pork market has been quite active
at higher prices closing a trife be- ow our outside
figures. 49,,
The Sales cash and regular 775O bbs at s24 Ia
prime For future delivery we note 500 bbls mess,
BUYER September, at SA 90
Reef is steady and fairly active Sales Of Is bbs at
s17a25 for plain mess and s2Sa27 60 for extra mess
Cut eats are fairly active sales Of 5000 lbs shou
ders at 1c 1000 lbs Western shoulders at l3c 10000
picked hams at 17c; and 10000 lbs rough sides at
l2Ac. o.o,,
short rib at 14c and 10000 lbs long rib at l3Hc in
bulk. y
Lard is still held very firmly full previous rates. but
BUYERS operate slowly.
Sales Of CTS bbs and terces at 1ssa1sc for No l. Il
a4c for city: l4sal4s<c for fair to prime steam and
kettle rendered. Prime lots held at 15c.
SUGAR-Raw sugars are in good demand and prices
are firm We quote at 11Kal1Xc for fair to good re
finng. Refined are drmer. Sales at l6xc for hards.
BuTTER-Is firm and in fair demand. We quote
h. 35a4oc State rkns and tubs, fair to choice 3laSSc
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota 15a20c; Western Reserve,
good to choice. 22a26c; State tubs Welsh, good to
choice 25a2Yc Ohio. common to fnir, 14alSc.
CHErsE-A good demand still prevails for all
kinds and prices sre firm. We quote as follows:
State factory, gooo to choice, per pound new,
English dairy Conn.,. 12a1Sc English dairy. Ohio. liza
l3c Vermont dairy, common to choice, l.a12c; pine
apple. 12al4c; Ohio prime, 10al1c Ohio factory good
to choice. 10al2c
CoFFER-An kinds are quiet, but prices are un-
changed.
CoTToN--Our market to-day Ia better and steady.
Holders insist on prices which buyers refuse to pay.
There s pretty good demand. We quote at 25hc for
mddling uplands, and 26zc. for do New Orleans and
Texas.
HAY-Is in fair demand and prices are steady. We
quote shipping ut 70a76c for old and new an 9caSl 20
TOR retail lots
MoLAssEs-Is quiet. but prices are without change,
NAVAL SToREs-Are firm with q fair business, We
quote follows: Spirits Turpentne free per GAL 60a61c;
Spirits Turpentne, in bond per gal 62a5251c; Crude
lurpentine in bbs per $50 los S. Rosins common, in
bbs per $50 lbs "a 15 Rosins No. q in bbls per 280 lbs
pale in bbs per $50 lbs ss 5Oa7 co. Rosns extra pale,
bbls per $50 lbs, 81 50a8 go; Roans Window Glass in
bbls per $50 lbs ss 5Oa9 So Tar North County In bbs
per Dbl So 5oa4 Tar, Wilmington in bbls per Dbl a.
Pitch City, in bbls per bbl So 75a3 S7; Pitch, South
crn, in bbls per bbl So 76a4.
Boston Market.
THURSDAY, September 12.-CoFTEE-There has been
fair demand for Java from the trade and the sales
comprise 7OOaSOO pockets 24sc per lb gold. In Rio,
there have been small sales at 24a26c per To- currency in
lots as wanted. ST. Domingo is scarce and quiet
CorroN-The market for Cotton has been exceedingly
dull and prices last have eesed of from lalc.
per ID. The sales have been at 22Xa24c for Ordinary
and Good Ordinary; 25a26h for Low Middng; 26a27c.
Tor Middhng; and 2Sa29c for Good Middlng including
Upands and Gulf There is very little demand from
manufactures and the sales have been quite limited.
GuNNY BAos-The market is dull and transactions
10 report. Prices are nominally 2la2111c currency:
GusNY CLoTH-This article has become quite dull and
prices are lower The sales have berD 300a400 bales at
2ha23Hc. closing at about 22 The scarcity OF money
1t the south checks the demand for this article.
HAY-The sales have been at S2Oa30 q ton as TO quail
", for Eastern and Northern
NAVAL SroREs-There Is firm feeling for Spirits
rurpentine with sales Of $50 casks at 59a60c gallon.
cash. aud now held at the latter price, In Tar the sales
nave been confined to small lots at S3 1894 q bb Rosin
il quiet, aud in Pitch nothing has been done.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, August 30-[For the
-Cotton continues In limited demand, and freely
oered prices have been very Irregular and close with
further decline from last weeks quotations in all de-
scrptons In Sea Island the business has been mode
rate without change in prices. American has fallen I'D
in the common and middli1g qualities. New York adj
vices the 18th inst quote middng American at &c,
costing to sell in Liverpool Id per sailing vessel or
steamer There is very general desire to sell Brazil,
and with only limited inquiry quotations are reduced
l5akd per b. Egyptian has been greatly pressed for
sale and holders have made daily CONCESSIONS that
prices have receded about Id per 10 during the week. at
which reduction 1t continues heavy and freely offered
Smyrna is neglected and slightly easier in price. East
India has been very heavy throughout the week. and in
many instances sales have been pressed at an average
decline of nearly I'd per 10. In cotton to arrive
scarcely anything has been done the latest quotation
reported is for Bengal fair merchants ship named
Be- ptr pound The sales of the week amount to 52 100
oaes including 1850 speculation and $50 declared
or export leaving 35,680 bales to the trade OF the
100 bales sold spectators have taken 6o0 American
80 Brazil, 10 Egyptian, &C., $40 East India, &c-tota
1850 bales; exporters, 100 American; 228O Brazil 200
Egyptan &c 40 West Indies &c, 10500 East India. &c
10 China-tota 14,e90 bales; and the trade, 1920
American 4l50 Brazil, 1440 Egyptian &c, 1000 West
pdia &c Is 800 East India &ctoal 35 $50 bales Cot
ON at sea for Great Britain-American $50 bales in
867 against $4,000 in 1866 East India, 467 900 bales IN
8o7 against 4S8 in 1885, Decrease Of import compared
With the same date last year. $50 bales decrease of
,uautity taken tor consumption, 25 160 decrease OF
ua export 52O decrease OF stock 1885, decrease
If speculation 80, TAO.
August 30th-The sales to-day amount ~ 5000 bales,
he market without change.