The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-20
Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE, August 17.-CoFFEE-We notice
quiet market; no 'transacdc ls reported from nrst
hands. We report from second hands lou bags flo
at 14Ea17c, gold.
CoTToN-Liverpool sdvices indicate considerable
activity and advance in prices. Middling upland
opened to-day at lloyd and closed at 1890. our
market was quiet, but holders firm at &C. no sales;
some inquiry; buyers offering 29Ha29Ac for MID
ding. Receipts to-day IT'S bales from savannah;
included was bale of new crop, first received at
this port consigned to George r. Gather, Jr Co.,
and Is held at 40c.
FLoUR-We notice to-day the first receipts since
the late food of Patapsco family flour, the supply
of which had become entirely exhausted. The mar
ket was heavy and prices generally have to be writ
ten 25c lower for all high grades Of super extra and
family brands. There was an absence OF inquiry
for export and the local trade, all busing more spar
ingly. The supply now being IN excess OF the de-
m nd, some little stock Is accumulating In the
hands of both sellers and,dealers We notice sales
to-day OF 100 bbls choice Western winter wheat eS,
ira st s11 26; 100 bhls fair do $40 rs. and 2ooasoo
bbls City Mills brands supers and extras.
GRAN-Receipts to-day 1000 bushels white and
$4,000 bushels red the market was steady for prime
dry and choice samples, which embrace but smaI
portion Of the daily oferinss-bulk comprised OF low
gradss and for which prices favored buyers por-
don Of the receipts remained over unsoo We ~
port sales as follows; or white, 150 bushels strictly
choice at 50 a5 and small lot less than 10u els
brought 90; 400 bushels good do, 66a2 10 ;,IOo
bushels inferior 10; Of red GOO bushels prime VIZ
giliR valley, 81 10; S5U DuSneiS pruAe
20; 1000 bushels medium grades. 60a2 70; 3Ovo
bushels fair Maryland, 50a2 90; 1850 bushels west
ern and Maryland. 45a2 At; $500 bushels Inferior
aad tough f10a2 81. ONO
Corn Offerings 1890 bushels white and 2los
bushels yellow; market heavy and prices iavored
BUYERS; we note sales. viz $50 bnshels Wni.e at
81 20; 6G0 bushels do aty 81 Is; l8OO Dusnels a9
81 18; 215O bushels do3at 81 II; 1926 bushels DO
ST Is; of yellow 400 bushels ordinary at 81 II; iio
bushels at ST O9:- $50 bushels Western mixed at
81 90 +Oats-144OO bushels offered; market feaVy
and prices further declined; quality of oats arriving
very irregular, and hence the wide range IN tue
IS cts; 100 do ut 30 cts 1900 bushels at 70 cts; 300
bushels at 76 cs 1900 bushels at 70 otsi 4OO 90 at "a
cts; 1JO do at "a cts all weight; 100 do at 90 cts and
12C0 do at 81 cts both measure; prime western were
held at IS Cts, without buyers Rye-4SO ousnels
received and sold as follows: 200 bushels a. ~ oo'
$50 bushels at 81 40; 100 do at 81 TO per bushel.
MoLAssEs.-Nothing doing in the article to-day;
quotations nominal ns last given, VIZ: for LOTTO
Rico 45a60 cts; Cuba Muscovado refining Rraoes. ~
AL cts; do grocery 42a45 cts; Cuba clsyed 31aaO
cts; do centrifugal S2aS5 cts; English leland 4Saoo
cts. >
Paov1s1oNs-Bacon continues in .stesdy good re-
quest for filing Southern orders, and prices nrm ul'
der reduced stocks as follows: For shoulders 1873
Is cts; rib sides 17ka17 cts; clear RIB alI4 c; s
Sugar-cured hams. range, as to brand, nom 0to ~
cts Mess pork Is firm at $50 80; stock small. Lard
quiet but steady at 10 cts for Western 5oboing lots
In bbls.r rsnd 20H cts5 in kegs. Bulk meat-Aear OF
RicETWe hear Of no sales worthy Of remark. but
ouote prices nominal as before: For Carolina 10Z
ali CHS for prime; Rapgoon, 9Ha10 cts, currency,
to the trade, and SHa3A cts, gold, In oono' tor
export -. z '-l'--''