The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-09


ira quality.
RICE.-The arrivals for the week have beon very
limited, and were about 5000 bushels OF Carolina
rough and 104 terces of Carolina clean the latter
from GEORGETOWN, S. C. The extremely moderate
receipts have caused frmer feeling in the market,
and prices rather stffened. We note sales Of about
200 tcs of clean Carolina say 81 tcs. OF good to fair
at &c. q tb so tcs at 1-16; do. at 81S; SO tcs OF
good at s1, and 20 do at 5l6c. o ib. There have
been some limited arrivals OF rough rice from the IN
terror, which may be quoted at about 81 5O@l % o
bushe. Sen coast rough rice is worth from 81 7Og2
q bushel, as in quality. Yesterday 90 tcs. OF good
clean Carolina sold at 81 cts. 2 10. The arrivals OF
rough were 800 bushels il addition to the receipts
reported above.
NAVAL STO2Es-1heIe have been received about
900 bbls Spirits turpentine has been sold at 3e'
3S1S and SOC per gallon the latter IN New York oois'
no rosn may be quoted at IS 90, No at 81 9oa
95, No at 81 sOa1 s5-the market closing heavy at
these rates. Crude turpeniine is selling at 81 GO per
Dbl for virgin and yellow dip, and 81 90 for serape'
HAY-There have been no arrivals Of this article
since our last report and the market has been qet'
with only limited local demand. In the absence OF
wholesale transactions quotations are nominal.
CoRN-The arrivals of this grain have been un-
important The demand continues very light and
prices are about previously quoted, say 81 10
al 20 for jobbing lots Some large lots have lately
been withdrawn from the market for higher rates.
Car load shipment may be quoted at 81 l2a1 10 per
bushel.
FLOUR.-Ihe market has good supply OF most
qualities, which are selling at about our quotations
toao inn
consumytion the stock in the hands of bakers hav-
ing become reduced. We quote Northern super at
ss 75@e 2 bbl, extra at $40, and family at $40 7oG
IL e BILL Southern brands are in limited supply at
So 25@9 so q bbl for super. SO 25@10 so q bbl for
extra, and s11 2 Dbl. for family the lower rates OF
Northern brands cause the demand to run largely On
those descriptions country holders being unwilling
to meet the decline 1T the North.
BAcON.-1he supply of this article is moderate
but the demand is light, and prices closed rather
frmer, clused by an advance at the West We quote
prime shoulders at 141S@l4%c. p tb., prime rib
sides at lii and prime clear rib sides at 17h@l7Hc.
q ib Second quality shoulders are selling at 1870
1870, and second quality and inferior hams at 12
@l7c.
sALT-There have been no receipts. and lots from
store are held at 81 su(GZ 8 eacK.
INDIA BAGGING.-The market is we'll sspphed,
and there is fair demand prevailing The article may
be quoted ut abont 2S1sa24c y yard. New York
g1nny cloth is held at rs cents. Dundee baggng, ID
inches IL TBS. to the yard, is held at sO@Ss cents
Sea island baggng IS inches wide, lbs to the yard,
is held 60G65 cents.
ROPE-The demand for rope is light aud prices
arc somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote
hemp at cents p 3D.; Creenleaf at 1t@10M cents,
and jute at $500 cents q, pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market, and
there is good demand; they may be quoted at 70
Sc per fb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER here is o moderate
stock of this article, and We quote river floor
ing boards at s1S q NJ; scantling and plank
s1O@12 q NJ; timber of shipping and good mill
qualities there is a light supply on the market
and may be quoted at sl1S12 p III. Common is
selling at s5G6 p NJ; and city sawed lumber at
s20@l5 q NJ.
FREIGHTS-To Lyerpools 1-16daHd is asked for
uplands. To West Indies and Northern coastwise
ports vessels are in demand for lumber freights |
To Havre nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban |
s12 south side. Coastwiss-To New York by steam,
zlc p Ii on uplands and &C. on Fea islands, 81 q |
Herce on rice; by sail, }ac. q ib on up
lands. and &C. 2 derse on rice, on resnwed |
lumber sl1 e NJ, and Un timber s1a. To Boston |
by steam, "A Il on Gotten and &C p tierce on |
rice; by sail -. q ib on cotton, Sl1 0e q Ii. on
resawed lumber, and s13 90 q N. on timber. To |
Philadelphia {, ID upland cotton By steam and
C. q f5 BY sail; on flooring boards So 5O&9 30 q H.
To Baltimore by steam, cotton p bale, 81 SO; rice p
tierce, 81 % phosphates, q 1000 lbs., 81 in |
packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber
e NJ ss@10 as in size wheat e bushel 12c, in sacks.
By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, q bale.
So; rice q tierce 81 50; phosphate per ton, Sc |
in packages. To Louisville, KY, on rice, 75c. q
hundred. To Cincinnati 55c. To ST. Louis s5c
By sail On boards and scanting, hence TO Baltimore
So; on lumber $40; phosphates S.. Vessels are in
demand at neighboring ports for lumber and timber
freights.
EXCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday
was 14O2l for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks New York y dis, days q discount
10 days discount, Is days Ia discount 90 days ~
discount 80 days IL 2 cent discount. They are
selling sight checks at par Bills having over ten TO
fifteen days to run are not readily negotiated.
GOLD.-Thc brokers were yesterday buying at
80, Ind selling of A.