The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-22
THE cH ARI DAILY NEWS MORNING. MAYN 1853

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good clean Carolina at 1oIc q fb. and 20 derces OF
good to common prime ct lie . fb. We quote com
mon to fair clean Carolina at 1ca10lc q fb good do
l02lc q ID, and good to common prime at llc g ID
About 200 bags of Rangoon, which arrived via LlT-
erpool during the week, were sold at 9}sc q TO-
NAVAL SrORES.-There have been received du-
ring the week about $50 bbls spirits turpentne eoU
bbls rosiu, and 500 bos. crude turpentne. spirits
has been dull in consequence of the want Of shipping
facilities for Northern ports bu! we learn OF the sale
of 100 bbls at 43 cents gallon. Sales of rosn have
taken place at 50 40 for No. q s3a4 for No. l. and So
a6 for pale Crude turpentne found buyers at "a 6
bbl for virgin, S. p bbl. for yellow Dip and 81 76a
q Dbl. for hard.
HAY.-There have been no arrivals OF TINS artlcie
during the week, and no wholesale TRANSACTIONS nave
| taken place. The demand is confined to the wants
| of the local trade.
| cORN.-The market continues to be fairly sup
| nlied with Tennessee qualities, for which better
demand has sprung up during the week, and prices
have improved, We note sales at 81 1901 10. and
81 2O@l % and % p bushel weight sacks includ-
ed by the car load from the depot with holders ASK
ing still higher rates This advance in price is said
to be caused by an improved demand for Tennessee
corn in Louisville and other Western markets.
oATs.-There have been no supplies of this grain
received since our last report and the transactions
are entirely in limited retail way.
FLoUR.-The stock Of thus article is moderate,
consisting almost entirely Of Northern and We&ter:'
Qualities. the prices of which have generally been
quite steady during the week, and we quote North
ern and Western super at s1l 2 barrel; Northern
and Western extra at s12@12 so q barrel; and North
e,n and Western family at s1S 5O@sl4 q barrel.
New Southern -four Is expected in a few weeks, and
our dealers are looking for good supply at an early
DAY. The reports generally in reference to the new
wheat crop are quite favorable, with an occasional
mention of rust which, however, 80 far as We are in
formed, has not yet proved very important.
BACoN-Continues in moderate stock with very
light demand; prices have, however been fairly sup
ported, and quotations have not varied to any i'm.
portant extent during the week. We quote prime
shoulders ct 151sa16c per fb,rib sides at 1sc, and
clear rib at 1s15a1sc per ID; prime strips may be
quoted at 1870 per fb, and second quality shoulders
at tlS1sal4c per ib.
SALT.-The arrivals have been about 1000 sacks,
direct from Liverpool. Holders, from store are ask
ing 81 6o@1 80 . sack.
INDIA BAGaNG.-The market continues quiet,
and our quotations are somewhat nominal. We
quote large lots at =, cash. New York gunny cloth
is held at 22@24c. Dundee bageing. a inches, IL
lbs. to the yard is held at so@s5 cents Sea island
bsgging, As inches wide, lbs to the yard is held
at 60@65 cents.
RoPE.-In consequence Of the use Of iron ties
the demand for rope is very light and prices rreeu'
lar, and somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote
hemp at s@12 cents . tb.; greenleaf at 1908
cents, and jute at 5000 cents 2 fb.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton are coming
into use. and DuLoN's Universal Tie. wN ROACH
Agent, the Arrow Tie, R. MURE Co., Agents, the
BEAIp's Tie, GEORGE ". WILLIAMS & Co., Agents;
and the VALLEY Buckle Tie, STREET BROTHERS
e.. AGENTS, and GOULD & McISTRE's Tie, WILLIS &
cz1soIM. Agents, and the FAssMASs Tie, R. NJ. But
LEa, Agent, are offered In this market at lO@lOh
cents q fb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.--There is moderate
stock of this article, and we quote river floor
ing boards at s13 q NJ; scantling and plank
s1oG1a q NJ; timber of shipping and good mill
Qualities there is Light supply on the market
and may be quoted at sl1@12 e N. Common is
selling at s6@6 q M. and city sawed lumber at
S20@25 p N.
FREIGHrs-To most points arc dull and nomi-
nal To Liverpool, I'd. on upland and I'd
nm sea islands. To Hayre nominal. To the West
Indies but little Offering at s7@ss gold, q NJ on
lumber, for north side of Cuba. aad s9@slO p NJ,
oold for south side, with the privilege Of changing
ports. coastwise-To New York by steam, 81 so q
bale on upland, and &C. on sea lslands 76c. q
fierce on rice by SAIL somewhat nom inal q ID on up
lands, and &C. q tierce on rice. To Boston. by
steam, &C. q Il. on cotton and &C p terce on
rice; by sail -. q 10. on cotton. To Philadel'
phia, &C. Q fb. on upland cotton by steam,
and &C. q 10. by SAIL 10 Baltimore, by steam,
Messrs. couRrESAY TRENHoLMs rates are by
their steam line 81 so q bale on cotton; 81 q
tieroe on rice, 81 q ton on phosphates tsay 2oeo
pounds II IN packages, and by special Arrangement
If in hulk; sS per NJ on lumber; 1oc. p buabG! on
wheat in sacks. By this route to Philadelphia, "
q bale on cotton; 81 80 q tierce on rice; $S p N.
on phosphates, in packages. To Louisville. (Ry.)
75c. a hundred on rice To Cincinnati 66c 2 hun
dred on rice. To St Louis &c.. p hundred
on rice On lumber, by sail, TO New York Phila.
delphia and Baltimore, OF s7@6 q NJ, and on
timber ss@le Z, NJ. nominal
EXCHANGE-Sterltng Bills-The rate yesterday
was 15l% x for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York at par, days 4 discount
10 and is days u discount, 20 and 25 days x dis
count 80 days q cent. discount They are SELL
ing sight checks at e premium.
GOLD-The brokers were yesterday buying al
40 and selling at 4oK@41.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, May 2l.-consols 9i2l. Bonds 7l'sa7lH.
LIVERPOOL, May 21-Noon.-Cotton heavy; sales
1000 bales: uplands I1Hd.; Orleans I'D. Bread.