The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-03
1876 109235 1854

ties There continues 10 be good de.nanl at iull
prices, but the very light supply on hand prevents
extended transactions The sales during the week have
been near 200 bales OF all qualities; among Which we
note the following lots: say CT Florions at GO, at
Gs, at 7O 10 at 49, % at sOc. 4 ID; Of Sea Islands,
saw stained 35 Is 49, 10 al rs, 40at sO nt 85c
4 lb. We quote Floridas common quality as 0Og
GOc. a IT,; Medu 65@75; fine S0@9Cc. and up
wards for choice lots.
Sea Stands may be quoted, sayfor stained 25@io;
inferior 55@G5; fine Su@l10 and extra hne anu
choice lots at 12o@15O 2 h.
RICE-Ihe market for tlis grain has been quite
inactive buyers generally holding oil, white factors
we're not disposed TO sell except at iir rates; the
transactions were consequently restricted 10 4s cs
o! good clean Carolina al 1Ol1c. Z ID. Wecononue
our las. weeks quotations somcwha; nomipaly; say
for Inferior to Fair cean Carolina 91s@l'c. q lb;
Good 1O1S@1UI4c; and Good TO common Prime lO'G
@10,;c. p lb. Yesterday 81 terces OF Fair 10 Good
clean Cal oliua sold at 1876 4 b.
NAVAL STORES.-Ihe arrivals have reen limit
ed to few bbls. o.. Pale Rosin, lew cso2, which
sold at Sc for $50 lbs
AAY.-Therc have been no arrivals of this article
up to yesterday, when 400 bales Eastern came to
hand The tran. n.actions have been confined to retail
sales to supply the local trade We quote North
River qualities in jobb.ng way at about 81 SOG1 35
q hundred
CORN-Therc continues to be moderate inquiry
for this gran and the feeling is shade better 1or
Tennessee mixed, in consequence OF more limited
arrivals OF This description. We quote this quality
at Sl.2j4l12S 4 bush weight, bags included, by the
CIR load from the depot. There is hardly any de-
mand for the finer grades of Corn, as the lower rate
at which tue Tennessee arlle is furnished gives it
preference. 4 cargo Of 1000 bushels from Norfolk,
which arrived during the week, is, we learn, going
into store.
OATs.-This grain is only in limited demand, and
the transpctlops have been exclusively Of retail
character. There have bein no receipts since our
last report.
FIOUR.-The market continues to be moderately
supplied with Northern and Western qualities, for
which there is an ordinary demand at sll@ll.50 6
bb for super; s12@sl3 q bbl 'or extra, and $3.50
@s14 per bbl. for family
BACON.-The market hns good supply Of this
article, mostly of prime qualities. and with light
demand, prices have been somewhat irregular, and
cases sold at &c., dealers are generally selling q;
l3h@139c for prime Shoulders, 15@l5Ac. q ID.
for prime Rib, and 15A@I6c. q 1t. for prime Clear
Rib sides. Second quality Shoulders are held at
1o@1okc. a fb., prime Strips ut 16c.. and sug1r-
cured baggcd Hams at 2cc. q ib Owing to better
news from other markets. the market for this article
was firmer yesterday holders in many cases ashing
our outside figures.
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs.-Therew was sold yester-
day, by Messrs. Enslow & Co., cargo Of Sugar and
Molasses ex Minerva, from Havann. 104 hhds Clayed
Molasses sold at 4O@46Hc. q gallon, IA terces do
at 4Ic. q gallon and LOG bbls. do. at i61s@471ac 8
gallon; SO hhds. common Centrifugal sugar sold at
1lh@l1 e-l6c q b.. and so bbs. of grocery quail
ties at 12;Sc. q ID.
SALT.-There has been received about 1000 sacks
of this article direct from Liverpool but we learn of
ing s1.GO@l.8 3 sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand has rearly ceas-
ed, and our quotations are somewhat nominal. We
quote large lots at cash. New York ounny Cloth
is held at a2@,24c. Dundee Bagging, Il inches, IL
lbs to the ynrd is held ct 30@35 cents. Sea Island
Egpgipc Is inches wide, 9 HIS. to the yard. is held
at COG 10 GEMS.
RoPE-In consequence OF the ust of Iron Ties.
c demand for Rope is very light and prices irresu
lal, .rd somewhat nominal t: quotations. We quote
ucinp 1T s@12 cents I, H.; Greenlcai at 12GG13
cents, anG Ju,e at sls@9 cents = IT..
IRON BANDS AND TIES Tor Cotton coming
into use and DIILoHs Universal fic, WM. ROACH.
Agent, the Arrow Tic, Il. MURE * Co.. Agents. the
DrApDs Tie, GEORGE ". WILLIAMS & Co.. Agents,
md the VALLEY Buckle Tie. srnEET BROTHERS 4
Co.. Agents, and GOULD & NcINr1nE's Tie, WILLIS e
CuIsoLM Agents. and the FAssMAS's Tie, T. NJ. But
Lrn, Agent, are offered IN this market al lO@1O1s
cents q Ii.
TIMBER AND LUA1DER.--Thcrc is a moderate
stock Of this article and we quote River Floor
ing boards at s13 q NJ; -cantiinS and Plank
SlGGIa {, ~; Timber of shipping and good Mill
qualities there is light supply on the markc'
and may be quoted n: Sll@l2 . NJ. Common is
selling at s5GG q NJ; and City sawed Lumber u.
S20@- E, NJ.
FHEIGur:-To most poin:s are duIi and nomi-
mai in consequence o: the iul supply Of tounaso on
the berth 20 Liverpool. 7sd. on Upland AID sd.
OIL Sc. Islands To HaTrc nominal 10 s.ie West
VA
ua.aer, io- north side OF Cuba q nj S9&lSl0 {! NJ.
o!d ior south side with the privilege OF changing
ports Loas,wisc-To New yora BY steam, ':G &c.
. Ii. on Upland. and &c. on Sea Islands, 75c. 8
,crce oil R:cc BY sail, somewhat nominal q Ii Oh Up
lands and &C I, ticrce Rice. TO Boston by steam,
C "a J. OF Ccttcp and &C q tcrcc on Rice; by
sal, -: = IL. Gu Cotton. To Philadelphia. sc. q H..
OIL Upland Cotton by scaln and &C. q Ii. by SAIL 40
Baltimore, by steam. Sc. q III. on Cotton, and 81 so q
tc. on Rice The Baltimore and Charleston Steamship
Company take Cotton through to Cincinnati, at
sl5O a 100 ibs.: Rice b5c. q leo lbs. To Louis.
Vile Cotton, ST. 10 q 100 ibs.; Rice 75c q 100 lbs
10 st. Louis, Cotton, $40 q 100 lbs. Rice S.c
a 100 lbs. These steamers take freight through to
PHILADELPHIA On Lumber, by SAIL to New YORK.
philadelphia and baltimore. at sIGtS I NJ, and on
Timber so@lO {. NJ nominal
EyCHANGE-Sterlng Bills-Thc rate yesterday
was 149;S for sixty days bills.
DOMESTIC EycHANGE.-The banks are purchasing
Sight Checks OH New York at par, days 4 of; 10
and 10 days y off; 20 and 25 days x on; 80 days II
off, They are selling Sigh! Checks at Z premium.
-D.-Ihe brokers were yesterday buying ut
80 and selling at 40.