The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-26

week at sS25 bbl. for virgin. which Afterwards de-
olined to 50 80. Yellow dip was sold at ~ 66 and
hsrd ct 81 rs.
HAY.-The arrivals have been restricted to about
200 bales Of North River qualities The transactions
have been mostly in ajobbing way, at about II 9o@
Is per hundred for this description:
CORN.-The arrivals from Tennessee by rail con-
tnue In fair supply, and prices ef mixed msy be
quoted at about 81 1891 "a p bushel weight, sacks
included by the car load from the depot and 81 Is
al 2s a bushel for white. In q few instances sales
have taken place at concessions on these prices, but
they are perhaps exceptional and hardly quotable.
Some 5000 bushels of Baltimore white were sold TO
arrive at 81 80 Q buahel, weight sacks included.
OATS-Ars In light receipt and limited demand,
and We learn Of no wholesale transactions.
FLoUR.-The continued favorable appearance Of
the crop, and the consequent general expectation Of
lower rates. causes much caution on the part Of buy
ers and they only purchase to meet Immediate wans
Tho general tendency of prices is to decline, and
most holders are free Sellers even at moderate con-
cessions. It is dfacult-to give rotnble rates. but
Northern and Western brands may be quoted nomi.
nal at $40 bbl for SUPER s11 p bbl fer extra, and
s12@l3 a bbl for family. There have been no re-
ceipts of new Southern worthy Of mention, and until
receipts increase quotations are nominal. /
BAcoN.-The demand for all classes of meat con:
tinues very light and prices tend rather In favor Of
the purchaser. We quote prime shoulders at 141s
@l5c q b., prime rib sides at 17@17Kc., and prime
clear rib sides st1Sc. qaf fb. ~ u ss'S, 70 ,
sALT.-Holders, from store, are asking, st709
i 80 p sack.
~ INDIA 1BAaaINa.lThe market continues quiet
and our quotations are nominal. We quote large
lots at :, cash. New York gunny cloth is held
at 26c. Dundee bsgging. A inches, IL bs.
to the yard, is held -ao@s5 cents. Sea island
bagging As inches wide, lbs. to the yard, Is held
at 6o@e5 cents. ~, :. -,y..,5.. .r.lls'1
RoPE.SThe demand for rope is very light and
prices irregular. and somewhat nominal at quota
Hons. We quote hemp at s@12 cents p h.; green.
leaf Of 12@1Scents, and jute at sK@s cents . b.
: IRON BANDS AND, TIES for cotton Of the most
approved patterns, are offered By our merchants but
the demand al present. Is entirely nominal. s'a
TTMBER AND LUMBER. There Is q moderate
stock OF this article, and We quote river foor..
ing boards at s13 y m. ;; seantling and plank
s1H@12 p n; timber OF chipping and good mill
qualities there is q Light supply on the, market
and may be quoted st sl1@12 p NJ Common is
selling ss S5@s p H.; and cityisawed lumber ct
$2aS26 y n ~. -. ~. ,e. ,,Shi
FREIGHTS-To European ports are dull. To
West Indies and Northern coastwise ports vessels
isre In demand for lumber fre'ghss To Liverpool,
I'd, on upland and Nd. ON ses islands,, To Hnvre
nominal. To tho West Indies. Cuban ports, north
side s1o@i3. gold. on lumber; south aide s11012 on
lumber. Coastwise-To New York,by steam, s2'H
bale ON upland, 2and,--c. on sea islands, 81 so p
ttsrce on rice; by sa somewhat nominal q ib on up
lands, and &C, Tteroe onrce, $40 p n on boards
sndresawcd lumber. and So on timber. To Boston
by stesln, g. p u. on cotton and 20 p tierce on
rice; by sail &C. p b. ON cotton, $40 80 q n. on
,resawed lumber, and sl2s6e~ ID. on timber. To
philadelphia, p b. on upland cotton by steam,
and. % p H.; by sad, 80 5o@95o p II. on flooring
boards. 10 Baltimore, by stesm-cotson, bale,
81 30; rice, p terce. 81; phosphates, . 1000
fbs., 81 In PACKAGES in bulk rs per agreement;
lumber Per NJ ss; wheat p bushel 1oc, in saekp.
BY this tns to Phladelphis on cotton, p bale.
50; rice "a asrce 81. 80; phosphate per ton. 90,
in pecksges To Louisville. Ky.. on rice, 76c. 2
hundred. To Cincinnati 55c. To 81. Louis s6c.
cents. From adjoining ports, boards to Baltimore
90; to Philadelphia, boards and scantng, S1Oa11 to
New York, boards. $40; do to Fan River, $40 so; to
Boston and Maineports, si2 bo@1s on resawed lum.
ber, and s1s@15 on rough edge plank and hswn tin-
ber. To Cuba ssa10 tgold) for North ade; slo@11
for South side: 10 Barbadoes s1O@1l on lumber and
% ON shingles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Biiis.-Tho rato yesterday
was 162x for sixty day bills ,-.cHf4g
Doxrsr1o E1cHANaE.@The banks are purchasing
aisht checks ou New York atpar. days discount
10 and is days x discount, 20 and 26 days dis
count 80 days / p cont. discount They are SELL
Ing sight checks at X premium. .o,-i. IA r.:,' q
eGoLD.-The brokers were. yesterday buyingaa
40 and selling at II. = "a % 1.'-'''. -