The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-19

He1oy lor prime sno cnolce dry lot6, NMcn arc
aroe; but for the lower grades prices were heavy,
voring buyers; included In the sales were 200 bush
prime white at 50 rs; 100 do inferior 50 TO- OF red,
100bushs choice sold at IS; las do prime 20; 300
land 2 40; 200 do 43; 1000 bushs damp and rough
q 20a2 81; 1000 bushs commons2 Is.
Conn., 400 bushels white and ITO bushels yel-
low comprised the receipts market was steady at
prime white 81 20; 1000 buRhes good do 81 18; $40
do. 81 IT; 200 bushels inferior 81 TO- OF yellow, 100
buahes prime 81 20 and $40 bushels fair do at cars
81 16. 0ats-6647 bushels offered; market lower,
with sales, viz 200 bushels c6 cts; 800 do 80 cte
1900 bushels inferior and dark 70a75 cts weight; 376
bushels, ont oforder, 85 cts Bye-S60 bushels offer
ed; sales 26s bushels at 81 Al; 100 do. at 81 80.
MILL FEKD-With light supply and tair demand
We repeat previous prices, viz: Brounstuh ~ cts
and middlings 43 cts, p bushel
MoLAssEs-There were sales late on Friday, but
not before reported Of 80 hhds Porto hco at 30 cts,
and 80 do. do. at SO cts. p gallon.
quite heavy. the leading heuses being bury In filling
the numerous daily orders received, which, In the
aggregate, serve materially to reduce the STOCK.
Prices were firm to-day, as follows: For shoulders
14xa15c; RIB sides 7ha17Hc; clear RIB 17Aal7zo;
susarcured hams 22a23c; no bulk meats on the mar
ket Mess pork continues scarce and firm at $50 90;
prime mess s27 so. Lard is jobbing at 1870 for West
ern In bbls and 201Ic In kegs.
changed. We quote Carolina 10Ia11c for prime; OK
aloe for Rangoon IN lots to the trade, and In bond
for export 3KaSAc gold.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. August 15.- -CoTTos-We heard Of
the Gale Of il bales yesterday at 25Hc, and Of the
shipment Of so bales, but no receipts.
WHEAr-Market dragging. Receipts small,
although good prices were offered. There was o
slight advance in some specimens. We heard Of tb
sale Of only 147 bushels that ting smaller receipts
than we have had for several weeks past It was ois-
tributed In the following lots 100 bushels prime
white, 81 12; 150 do amber, 50 05 100 do red, 81.
90a2 $50 DO 50 02 216 do 81 95; 100 do 50; rs do
95, also 150 bushels mixed amber, red and Medi-
terranean at 81 49, 90 do 81 So, and As do white and
red, at 81
CoRN-Duu and declining. We sum up the trans
actions as 1785 bushels, In the following lots: 1855
100 bushels Of white IN bulk lrom wagon, 67a6ec
OATs-Sales from sore sacked, 76c.
Phillips Provision Exchange.
CINCINNATI, August 14-The provision market
during the week past has remained IN about the
same condition as last noted, with very slight ad-
vances on sone articles and generally frmer feel
ing on the part Of holders TO the future especially
for bulk and bacon meats. 1he demsnd has been
small. and altogether consumpive, Spectators
standing aloof for further developments. The cat
tie disease panic Is about at an end, and Its inau-
enees on the hog product done. The market closed
firm on the part OF holders, but buyers do hct
come forward even at the small advance asked over
quotations. Wnne slight concessions would leaa 10 D
fair trade.
MEss PoaK-Is generally held at s29 76, but Is
not saeable at more than % 80 for city, there is no
country Offering.
LAnD-Has been very quiet this week, owing In
part to the advance asked It s not saeabe at over
l81sc for city kettled, though generally held 10
higher
Br11 MEATs-Have been In better inquiry, but
at prices o shade below the views Of holders. I
quote as buying price 19 145Hl, 16H and 16xo for
shoulders, NIB, clear lib and clear ctdes, but held
No higher; all loose; no bulk hsns.
BAcOs-Has moderate small order demand, and
and can be sold at 1870 for shoulders; clear rib and
clear ddes 16,z and 17Hc, all packed; no RIB sides
In market; hams G. are held at 21A22c. 1sha19X 10
for second pickle and l7a1s4c for plain, all can
vased and packed.