The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-03

have been dull and declining, and We note Gales o.
pole rosin OF s4@5 . bbl. and No. ] at 81 6o@S 90
Spirits turpentne has been sold to the extent Of S0s
bbls atS7@Ssc p gallon, according to condition O.
package. some 600 bbls. crude turpenine was dis
posed OF at 50 go p Dbl. for virgin and yellow Dip
HAY-The-e has been received during the weel
about 1loo bales of North River qualities We note
sales Of this description from the wharf at abou
81 20 per hundred. Yesterday some 400 bales East
ern came to hand.
CORN.-This grain continues TO Come forward II
ample supply from Tennessee by rail. There is
moderate demand, and sales have taken pln1Ss S s; 2s
the week at 81 20@1 % p busheI for ;nclnded.
@1 24fs:, white. both by we'Sn" wsa
nv ,he Alcsd from ono oet'
oS 'ne e~- ,ery limited receipt and the demand
"a. ,ocsl do Of retail character.
rIoUR.-The market is moderately supplied with
Northern and Western brands, the reduced price OF
which has had the effect Of keeping new Southern
from being sent forward Holders of this latter des
crpton are notwiring as yet to come down proper
tonately to the figures prevailing for other qualities
and our receipts Of thiskind have been almost nom-
inal. Northern brands are selling in limited way
at aboat s925@9 75 for super, $40 60@11 q Dbl for
extra, and s11 5o@12 ID bb for family; prices con-
tinuine in favor Of the buyer. Some limited sup
plies Of new Southern family are held at s1S q bbl.
BAcON.-The demand for meat has been rather
better during the week. but is sill only In very
limited retail way. Prices have Undergone no i'm.
por.ant chinge, and We aucse prime shoulders al
F14A@l5a q n; prime nib eides at 17@17zse, and
prime clear rib sides at 1sc p 10. Prime strips may
be purchased at tic 2 ID.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES.-Late arrivals ofthese
articles from Cuba have been selling at 46@50c q
gallon for Cuba clayed molasses in hhds, and 60c q
gallon for Muscovado. Grocery sugars are selling at
12A@1s1Ic q ID.
sALT.-Holders, from store, aIe asking 81 75@
so q sack.
INDIA BAGGING-The market continues quiet,
and our quotations are nominal We quote large
lots ct :. cash. New York gunny cloth is held
at 26c. Dundee bagging, "A inches, IL fts.
to the yard, is held at so@s5 cents. Sea island
bagging, As inches wide ibs. TO the yard is held
at 6o@65 cents.
RoPE-Ihe demand for rope is very Light and
prices irregular, and somewhat nominal at quota
TONS We quote hemp at s@12 cents o H.; green
leaf at 12@13 cents, and jute at SK@9 cents 3 fb.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, ofthe most
approved patterns are offered on the market but the
demand at present is entirely nominal.
TIMBER AND LUMBER-There is moderate
stock Of this article, and we quote river floor
ing boards at sls p NJ; scantling and plank
s1o@12 p NJ; timber Of shipping and good mill
qualities there Is lgh. supply on the market
and may be quoted at sl1912 SM.. Common is
selling at s5@6 M; and city rawed lumber OF
s2o@35 =, NJ.
FREIGHTS-To European porta are doll. To
wes. Indies and Northern coastwise ports vessels
are in demand for lumber treights. To Liverpool,
I'D on upland and Ad. on sea islands. To Havre
nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban ports, north
side slO@l2, gold on lumber; south sde, s11@12 on
lumber. coastwise-To New York by steam, 50 q
bale on upland, and &c. on sea islands, 81 so .
fierce on rice by SAIL somewhat nominal q ID on ur-
lands, and &C. p terce on rice, on resawed
lumber $40 q N. and s12 On timber To Boston
by steam, &C. a u. on cotton and 20 2 tierce on
rice; by sail &C. 2 ib. on cotton, $40 80 . II. on
resawed lumber, and si2 80 p II. on timber. To
PHILADELPHIA, c. a ib. on upland cotton By steam,
and g. Q To-; by sail, 50 5o@s 90 o. M on flooring
boards To Baltimore, by steam-coton, q bale,
81 80 rice, z, terce, 81; phosphates, p 1000
fbs., 81 in packages in bulk as per agreement;
lumber per NJ SC; wheat q bushel 1oc, in sackr.
By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, 2 bale.
s.; rice g tierce. 81 50; phosphate per ton, 50,
in packages. To Louisville. KY, on rice, 75c. q
hundred. To Cincinnati 55c.. To St. Louis s5c.
By sail on boards and scanthng, hence Baltimore,
75oas. From adjoining ports, boards to Baltimore
So; 10 Philadelphia, boards and scantne, s10al1; to
New York, boards $40; do to Fall River, $40 80; to
Boston and Maine ports, SO 5o@19 on resawed ium-
her, and slS@l5 on rough edge plank and hewn
tim ber. To Barbados s10@11 on lamber nnd
ss on shingles Messrs. Risley Creighton offers
the following rates. and quote tonnage much wanted
for Coastwise and West India ports. Eoard5 and
scantling hence to Baltimore So; 20 Philadelphia SO
@1o; and Sc q ton on phospha.es; to New York $40
oh boards and sl2@l3 on timber. From adjoining
ports, boards ard scantling to Baltimore s1o@1O 5o
ditto to New York and Philadelphia sl2@N; 10
Providence and FAN River s1S@14 80. Resawed TO
Boston and Maine ports s14@15, and SIG on rough
edge and timber. To Cuba, s1o@11 tgold) to'lorth
side; $40 for South side. To Porto Rico s11@12,
and to Bsrbadoes, s12 on lumber and 1886 on
shingles. To River Platte s2s on lumber.
EXCHANGE.-sterling Bils-The rate yesterday
was 15S for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcH&SeE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York atpar, daya u discount,
10 and Is days y discount, 20 and 25 days y dis.
count, so days q cent. discount. They are sell.
ing sight checks at u premium.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
40 and selling at Il.
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