The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-25
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April l21.-CoFF1E.-The only sales
to-day were 100a20O bags Rio, irln second hauds at
Tx cents. Yesterday 1000 bags, ex Aquidneck,
on private terms. Holders firm Ct 9'<a121z cents for
tair to prime cargoes, in bond. We quote for duty
paid prime Rio l71a1s cents; good do 1G2a17 cents
fair 1oal511 cents; ordinary 3ka14 cents; Java,
mats aud bags, 24L4a25 cents; una Laguayra 11Aa
Tx cents, gold. Stock. 0,694 bugs Rio.
CorToN.-Receipts since Saturday Coz bales, viz:
234 from Savannah; 152 from Charleston, and ZIG
from Virginia Our market today wat very quiet;
middling at 80 cents. Buyers generally holding
OH. Sellers firm, showing no disposition to press
sales.
FLoUR-Continues in active demand, and with
light stocks of all kinds prices firmly maintained.
City Mills Bio brands are wanted, but milers gener.
ally without stock; 5000 bbls would cover the pres
sent stock of these brands. There were sales MADE
yesterday afternoon for export consisting OF 1000
bbls Codorus extra Of s13 49, SOL do sl3 25 900 bbls
Royal York super s11 so; also yesterday and to-day:
400 bbs City Mills low grade extra s11 6U 200 b6ls
Howardstreet extra sll so; 100 obs good and choice
do S12 25a12 rs; 100 bbs Weste IN family, low grade
SO IS, and several hundred Ibis common spT,ng
wheat super at 50 25, and extra at $40 IS. Rye
Flour-Sale of 81 bbls rye, Spring Garden" at
$40 25.
GRAN-The offerings of wheat to-day we're quite
small 600 bushels white and 1t00 bushels red; mar.
ket very hrm with sales of zoo bushels white out OF
order at 50 7s, and 400 bushels Maryland, not
choice at So 25 of red only heard Of 200 bushels
fair Pennsylvania at 50 80 prne and choice held nj
So S5a2 9OI, and 100 bushels choice Maryland sS TO-
Corn-SOO0 bushels white and 2200 bushels yellow
received; market was shade easier for white, but
yellow scarcer and 1c better included in the sales
were 700 bushels prime white ut 81 a. 25O0 bushels
do at 81 49, 14O0 bushels good do. 81 12 1850 BUSH
els partly mixed 81 TO-; 160 Bushels inferior 81 08
1900 bushels prime yellow 81 20; 300 bushels good
do 81 20; 100 bushels E. 81 l8. Oals-410O BUSH
els offered; market dull; sales reported were $40
bushels inferior at S3c; 108 bushels good do SIC,
weight I'VE learn that since the consumers have
been enlightened, through the agency Of the press
of the great advantage in buying by weight, which
is almost invariably the custom on Change. instead
or measure, the profits of the retailer is not only
materially lpssened but there better prospect for
the poor mans horse to fattenl Rye is scarce and
firm; we pcte sales Of several hundred bushels to-
day at 50 0Sa2 10 per bushel.
MoLAssEs-Stock of prime suitable to the wants
of the trade very light no SAILS to-day; prices IN the
absence Of sales unchanged.
NAVAL SToREs-Re cepts snce Saturday last were
comprised of 458 bbs spirit, turpendne, 1888 bbls
rosn and 1893 bbls tar; OF the rosin 500 bbs are for
shipment to Bremen We also note saes Of 800 bbls
No do private terms, AMI 6U bbls pale at 30 TO-
Spirits is held at &C., 80
PRovIsIoNs-Ihere was rather better consume
tive demand to-day for bacon but prices slightly
favor buyers We note sales Of 80 to 70 casks bacon
in jobbng lots ut 14ta14Isc fer shoulders
cts for rib, and 17aa171ac for clear rib sides we
also note sale OF 5U binds cle ar rib in one lot to The
trade price not transpired. aams-we quote at l9a
a9O, for plain and 2OHa211sc for sugar-cured can.
vased. Bulk meats-stock offering very small, and
held firm; lot OF $4,000 Tbs loose shoulders sold on
private terms. Mess pork-we report sale OF l0U
bbls Western Mt S2S. Lard is held ut 1876 with job
bing sales ut that price.
RicE-Is dull but nominally unchanged. We quote
Carolina held at II 14a11Hc aud Rangoon at l0alOAi
cts. Receipts II casks from Charleston and Savan'
nah.