The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-16
Baltimore Market;

BALTIMORE. July 13.-CoFFEE-Is quiet; only
sale TODAY 1000 bags, ex Adelaide, to go West, OF
private terms.
CorToN-1he market was very quiet to-day, with
ea:es OF 40a50 bales midddhng at SIC.
tLouR-We hear Of sales having been made by
the Richmond Mills to New York shippers Of high
grade extra for South American ports, at SD 60 also
OF l0o0 bbls of favorite brand here, at the same
price. Whether or no these transacuons have been
made, miuers here are not disposed, IN the present
condition Of the wheat market TO contract at lower
figure: Business on Change to-day was confined to
few hundred bbls City Mills, taken by local dealers
at prices below our range.
GRAN.-We regret to learn that advices from near.
" all sections Of Maryland indicate disappointments
III the wheat crop, now that It has been harvested.
On the Eastern shore the qI::!y is represented as
fne but the yield does not exceed from to 10 BUSH
els Q acre sown or abo1t two-thirds Of an average
crop. In the northern and western counties, where
itpened later the intense heat caused It to mature
too quickly thus shriyelling the grain. The guam
uty OF straw is abundant, but the heads generally
small. The principal falling of is found IN those
sections where the cutting has been lite. In what
way the crop will compare with the previous
year we are unable to state, except that there
will be much greater yield OF prime. The
reseps now are composes sea chiefly Of Virginia
5000 bushels red; the white sold at prices rang
lag as to quality, from S2 80 10 go mo choiceI;
Of red 400 bushels choice Virginia Valley on pit, un-
derstood 80 GO or 60; 700 bushels prime So IS, q
fair IS; 700 bushels common 10a2 25; nothing re-
ported in old crop. Corn-Receipts verr small; only
11l5 bushels white and 1000 bushels yellow; sales
necessarily limited and prices higher. We report
501a600 bushels white in retail lots, at 81 Hal W as
to condition; 800 bushels prime yellow 18; 900
bushels, fair only at 15a1 49, $50 bushels F, 10.
Oas-1140 bushels received; market steady; sales 59
bushels at 70aI5c, measure; 100 bushels at &C., and
500 do, s5c, weight. Nothing doing In rye; no re-
ceipts to-day.
MoIAssEs-we note sale of 2s p,ncheons Deme-
rara at 81 eta per gallon.
PRov1IoNe-Tnere Is very Little stock OF either
bulk meats or bacon Offering on the market, and the
feeling on the part OF the trade is decidedly frmer,
In sympathy with the Improvement West. The job
bing demand for bacon is fair orders to-day were
filed at 14h cts for shoulders; 15a cts for rib and
II cts for clear rib sides; these figures show gere
raj improvement. Lard Is frmer; our market hos
been cleared Of all the city offerings at17N cts; West
ern fs obbfng at 18 cts Mess pork Is steady at s26
for city, and S29 for Wes.ern.
BUTTER-Yelow Western is In light receipt, with
good demsEi; some outside buyers in the market;
sales have been made at sitter prices than previ-
ously quoted; report firm at % cts; Frankn-strest
receipts rs cts
RIoE-we report sales Of 100 bags Rangoon at sXc
for prime; quote s1sasXc; Carolina nominal at liza
11Hc.
SueAR-was inactive to-day; We report GALES of go
hhds Porto Rico in lots at l2Hal4c, part from Sc.
cond hands. With further arrivals from the West
Indies the past two days, stock still more increased;
prices without quotable change.
REFINED SueARs-For immediate delivery same
as last quoted viz: 16c for hard and for ha rd
and 151c for soft white ranging lower s to brand.
SYRuPs-Prices are steady as follows for Mary
lam golden TIC; monumental 67c; Baltimore 7lc per
gallon.