The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-06

Received previously. ..l2l2S lo4Sz' oI00
1921 11sl4s 1929
Exports SID Up'd. Rice.
This week. 1051 1901 All
Previously. 9791 94291 6s1o
1Os42 975s2 1881 .,o,
Total exports. s..........-.......l .lOs4z Wow w.
Stock on hand and on shipboard 2429 1861 l44S
sp. ISLAND CorToN-Thc denund for t Is quail
ty Of thu staple has been good, but tne reou..o
so.k renders transactions hmited and we no1e Sa'es
If obout $50 bales at firm and full prices-amone
tbe lot sold have been, OF Foridas 81 t65, IL at1o'
10 at sOc of Sea Islands, stained at 49, DO az ~
9 at 65, % at TO- Q also, at sOc. q ID. NO 4uo.o
Floridas. common quality 5o@60c.; medium ooe
75c; fue, sO@9Oc and upwards Tor choice iols' ooA
Islands may be quoted, say Tor stained 2oGaoe'' IL
ferior, 55@65c.; fine, sOGsllO; and extra nne anu
choice lots at S1.2O@1.50 q ID.
RICF.-The receipts Of this grain have been henl'
say about 5O0U bushels of Carolina rough ana f'o
liz rccs of Carolina clean, the latter from 1eofBe
town. 6. C. The demand has been good and prices
steady, the transactions oil the week amounnns u
about 500 terces of clean Carolina. among WHICH we
note the following ssles 12O tcs. at 97Sc. g TO-. ~
at 9alc; 4U at 9%c 60 at 10c; % at 1Ohc.; loo 81
10 S-16c 226 at 104c; 81 at 10Ac.. and ~ at Ioac
q IT, We quote Common 10 Fair at s7S@loc. o ID )
Good lO1Sx x01OTc; and Good to Common Prime 81
1O2s@lOHc. q liz.
NAVAL sToRES-The crop having nearly all
bcen sent to market the receipts very Light say
about s5o bbls Rosin. We note sales OF 100 bbls o
No. Rosin at So 80 q Dbl. The balance OF the re-
ceipls were not placed on the market There have
been no transactions in Spirits Turpentine
HAY.-The arrivals have been about 800 bales
from St. Johns, IN. b. The demand has been quite
moderate, being confined to the local trade Some
$50 bales Eastern sold at public sale at sl25
as rs "A hun red and 300 bales from st. Johl g at
s1.3O q hundred.
CORN.-The receipts have been mostly of Tennes-
see and Georgia descriptions, by rail. Mixed Corn
OF this quality have been sold from the depot by the
car load ut s128@132 q bushel, weight, sacks In
clud,d, The demand has been somewhat lesscned
by the sale of two cargoes. partly damaged, from
New Orleans, which TOR the moment supplied the
market some 10000 bushels arrived from Balh-
nors consigned to dealers for the local trade. We
note sales OF this quality in obbing way at s145 q
bushel, bulk weight. We quote Mixed Tennessee
and deoreia hy the car load from the depot at s12S
@l.32 q bushe weight, sacks Included, and White
Tennessee and Georgia 81 l.S5@1.4O q bushel, weight,
sacks included.
OAIS.-The dcalces havo receivad about s"oo
buahels from Baltimore, Which came 10 meet the
local retail demand.
FIOUR-The stock of Supers are light, and are
somewhat frmer In consequence, and we quote this
quality at about S1l.5O ., bbl Extras are in good
supply and may be quoted at s126O@13 q DID,; or-
dinary Family may be quoted ut s1S.6o@l4 g DID,
and Extra Family ut sl5@16 q Dbl.
TACON-Is In active request, and all classes OF
meat arc held firmly. Prime meat is in moderate
supply, and may be quoted at lac. for Shoulders;
1Gc for Ribbed, and 1GHc. q ib. for Clear Ribbed
Sides with an occasional small reduction on these
rates in largo transactions. Bright second quality
meat is in active demand, but The market is bare.
Some Shoulders OF this quality were sold during the
week ut 13c. p ib, but may be quoted at 12M@lSc.
Cumberlands are held at lac. for unsmoked and l6c
a fb for smoked. Strips selling at l6c. q ID.
for prime Bulk Shoulders may be quoted at 1Sc.,
and Bulk Sides at 15 &C. q ID. Sugar-cured Hams
are dull at 19@20c.
sALT.-There have been received about $500 sacks
direct from Liverpool Holders from store, are ask
ing s1.6O@l.sO q sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand continues quite
moderate. We quote large lots ut 2l@23 cents
cash, aud higher rates when sold on tme New
York tunny Cloth is held at 22@24c. Dundee Bag
ying A inches, IL fbs to the yard, is held at 30
@35 cents. Sea Island BGggng, 45 inches wide'
lbs. to the yard. is held at G0@65 cents.
ROPE.-In consequence Of the use OF Iron Ties,
the demand for Rope is very light and prices irregu-
lar, aud somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote
Hemp at s@12 cents @ lb. Grcenlcaf at 12@13
cents, and Jute at 5000 cents q fb.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are coming
irlo use, and D1LLoN,s Universal fie, WIN. ROACH,
Agent, the Arrow Tie, r. MURE & Co., Agents, the
BEARD's Tie, GEORGE W. WILLIAMS e. Co.. Agents,
and the VALLEY Buckle Tie. STREET BROTHERS
Co., Agents, and GOULD & MoTNTIRE's Tie, WILLIS L
CHIsoLM, Agents, and the FAssMANs Tie Il. NJ. BUT
LEn, Agent, are offered Ill Ibis market nj lO@1OH
cents q ID.
TIMBER AND LUNBER.--Therc is q moderate
stock of this article, and We quote River Floor
ing Doards at s13 q NJ; scuntling and Plank
SlO@1a q NJ; Timber Of shipping and good Mill
qualities there Is limited supply on the market
and may be quoted at Sl1N12 u NJ. Common s
selling ut s5@6 u NJ; and City sawed Lumber ut
S20@g-5 Is M.
FREIGHTS.--To Liverpool, I'd. on Uplands and
Id on Sea Islands. To Hayre nominal. TO the
West Indies but little offering ut s7gSS gold,
g NJ OH Lumber, for north side Of Cuba, aud
s9@s10 q M, gold, for south side, with tie privi-
lego exchanging ports. Loastwise-To New York,
by steam, &c. to lc. q ID. on Uplands, and lie.
ON Sea Islands; sl.75. q tierco Oh Rice. B,
sail, &c. 6, ID. on Uplands, aud 81 50CGl75 :
iercc Oh Rice. To Boston by steam, n II.
op Gotten and - Z, tiorce on Rice; by saul zr.
& ID. Cotton. To Philadelphia. %c. u it. on
Upland Cotton, by seam and 9sc G. III. by sai 20
Baltimore, by steam, &c q ib. Cotton and 81 10 q
&c. OH Rice The Baltimore and Charleston Steamship
Company take Cotton through to Cincinnati, al
S15O q 100 lbs. Rice b5c. Z, 100 lbs To Louis
Vile, Cotton, 81. 70 q 100 ibs; Rice 75c. q 100 bs
70 ST. Louis, Cotton, S2.1O q 100 lbs; Rice SIC.
q 100 Tbs. These steamers take freight through 10
Philadelphia On Lumber, by sail, to New York
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, at SGGsf y NJ, and Oh
Timl er s9@l0 q NJ. nominal.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bills-The rate yesterday
WIS 1925 for sixty days bills.
DOMESTIC ExcuANGE.-Thc banks are purchasing
Sight Cheeks on New York at 7s@1S oil. They are not
purchasing at present beyond sight bills They
are selling Sight Checks at par.