The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-17


transactions Of the week have been less tnan loV
terces Of clean Carolina, among which we note tne
following lots-say 25 terces at 91Ec. b - ao' a'
lO1Ic.. and "a do. at 1O1sc q fb. We quote COM
mon to fair clean Carolina at s1s to 1oHc. q fb.'
good 10sl, and common prime 10,.c. q fb.
NAVAL STORES.-The arrivals OF ros:n, spirits
turpeptine, &c. amount to about 300 bbls for the
week. We note sales Of pale rosn at Sc e obi; NO.
rosin at 50 75aS No. at So S5a2 so q ool' as 10
quality. Spirits turpentine has changed hands at
57c 2 gallon; crude turpentine may be quoted ct
81 Is for virgin and sS q bbl for yellow dip.
RAY.-The market has been without arrivals OF
tis article during the week, and the demand is con-
fined to the supply Of tile local trade An arrival OF
the previous week. consisting Of 800 bales North
River qualities was sold from the wharf at 81 20 per
hundred. North River may be quoted from store at
81 80 per hundred.
COEN-The supplies from Tennessee and Georgia
by rail continue ample for the wants Of the trade,
and the cheaper rate at which it can be furnisned
gyes it the preference Of the market for general con-
sumption. We note transactions in this quality oy
the car load, from the depot, at 81 25@l 81 per
bushel, weight, bags included.
OATS-There have been no receipts Of this grain
and there is only light demand TO supply Local
wants.
FIOUR-There is fair stock of Northern and
western flour on tie market, which is replenished
steadily By Northern arrivals. The demand con-
tinues moderate and prices remain very much as
they we're the week before, say FOR Northern and
Western super s11@11 so q bbl, Northern and
Western extra 1913 {, bbl, and Northern and
Western family sl3 5O@14 q Dbl.
BACON.-The arrivals of this article have been
liberal during the week, and our dealers have fair
stock of p,ime meat The demand continues e1'
tremey moderate, but the advancing rates in North
en and Western markets continue 10 force up prices
and holders have materially hardened their prices
The rates have been steadily stifening, and PRIME
meat at the close was generally held at l5Gl51ac
ID for shoulders; 17@l7,Sc 2 II for rib, and leS
1s,.c = Is for prime clear rib sides. Prime strips
are held at 17@17;sc; second quality shoulders have
hardened to l4G141lc p ID.
MOIASSES.-Mess-s. J. a. EnsloT Co. sold, for
cash, the cargo of the brig Times, from Cuba, the
bidding being spirited and the prices very sadsfacto-
rr. 1873 thds clayed molasses sold ct 1870 q gal.
lon 10 hhds do at 49c = gallon, and % ties do at 5O3s
cts 2 gallon.
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report. Holders, from store, are asking 81 6O@1 so
2 sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand has nearly ceas-
ed and our quotations are somewhat nominal We
ouote large lots at, cash. New York gunny cloth
is held at 2o@24c. Dundee bagging Il inches IL
tbs to the yard is held at so@a5 cents. Sea island
bpeeinc As nches wide, tbs. to the yard, is held
at 6O@S5 cents.
RopE.-In consequence OF the use Of iron ties,
the demand ;or rope is very light and prices irregu-
lar, and somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote
hemp at s@12 cents = ft.; greenleaf at 12S1S
cents, and ju.e at sii@s cents y N.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton are coming
into use, and DuLoN's Universal Tie, WIN. ROACH,
Agent, the Arrow Tie, R. MuRE Co., Agents, the
pEApp's Tie, GEORGE ". WILLIAMS & Co., Agents,
and the VALLEY Buckle Tie, STREET BROTHERS
Co.. Agents, and GOULD McISTRE's Tie, WILLS &
cr1so1N. Agents, and the FAssMASs Tie, R. II. But
,rD Aren't. are offered II this market at l0@10h
cents 3 10.
TIMBER AID LUMBER.-There is moderate
stock of this article, and we quote river f9or-
ING boards at SIS q ~. scantling and plank
s1O@12 . NJ; timber Of shipping and good mill
Qualities :here is Light supply en- the market
and may be quoted at s11@12 = NJ. Common is
selling a, s5@6 q "; and city sawed lumber ct
Soo@ IS = ".
FBEIGHIS-To most points are duh and nomi-
nal. To Liverpool, 'sd on upland and "a.
on ea Islands. TO Ha7re nominal. To the West
Ir,;ues but little Offering at s7@s6 gold, q NJ on
In unper. ;or north side of Cuba. and ss9SlO p NJ,
cold, foc south side, with the privilege OF changing
nor,s Coastwise-To New York by steam, 81 so 3
bale on upland, and g. on sea Islands, 'oc. g
fierce on rice; by SAIL somewhat nominal & 10 on up
lands. and &C. q tierce on rice. TO Boston d!
steam, &C. Ts y. on ccttcn and &C > uerce on
rice. by sail -. = 10. en- cotton. To Phladel'
phia, &c. . it. on upland cotton by stealn'
and &C. = ft. by sail. ic Baltimore, py steam,
:. cent To- on cotton, and 81 50 +. tierce on
Rice. The Baltimore and Charleston Steamship
cornpauy take cotton through 10 Cincinnati, at
81 so = 100 fts.: nee o5c. = leo IDS. To Louis.
vile, cotton, 81 20 = 100 tbs; rice '5c. q 100 Us
To St. Louis, cotton, 81 10 = 100 lbs; rice &c.
= 100 lbs. These steamers take freight through 10
Philadelphia On lumber, By SAIL 10 New 1ork'
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at SIG S ? A., and Oh
timber s9@lO = N. nominal.
EICHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterd c
was 149iz Cor sixty days bills.
DOMESTIC EzcHASeE.-The banks are purchasing
SIGH, cheeks CT New York at :: discount, days =:
discount 10 and Is days 2! discount, 20 ard 25 Gays
c. discount, 81 days l.: discount. They are SELL
ing sight checks at = premium.
G0LD.-The brokers were yesterday buying al
SO and selling at iO}s.