The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-25

buAhels Of Carolina rough and W uerces Oh ne"
Carolina clean, the latter from Georgetown s. y.
We quote good clean Carolina at 8hc. q fb.; good
to common prime at $4,000. q ib. cargo Of 1000
bushels of rough rice was sold on private terms We
quote Carolina rough rice at 81 50@2 p bushel.
NAVAL SToRES.-There have been re 'eived about
900 bbls. Rosin has been sold at 50 5o9S 90 for
No. /, So for No. O. and 81 80 for No. g. Spirits OF
turpentne has been disposed Of at S093s3sc. q gal
Ion, the latter u New York barrels. Crude turpen-
tine is without change say 50 90 q Dbl. for virgin
and yellow dip.
HAY.-Ihe arrivals of North River qualities for
the week have been liberal say about l400 bales No
Eastern has been received Soma 300 ba.es of North
River were sold from the wharf onprivate terms.
CoRN.-There have been no receipts Of note du-
ring the week, but there is an ample stock on the
market with an exceedingly restricted demand
Prices remain without important change, the trans
actone being mostly Of retail character. Jobhing
lots are selling at 81 1891 90 bushel, sacks includ.
ed, by weight BY the car load from the depot the
article may be quoted nominal at 81 1Sa1 Is q BUSH
el, weight, sacks included, for Tennessee desCrip
tions. Large lots are difficult to move, and would
have to be sold at considerable concessions.
FLOUR.-lhe market has an easier tendency, and
prices are generally lower. We quote Southern
super at SO 75a1O per bbl extra at 10 50a11 per bb
and family at sl1a12 per bb; Northern super may
be quoted at about ssa9 25 per bb extra at s10a1o So
and family at s11a11 so per Dbl. The market is we'll
supplied with most bands. The first cargo Of South
ern -four shipped to foreign port from this place
since the war has taken place during the weet, des
tnation Cuba.
BACON-Is might der:and with moderate stock,
but at rather easier prices. We quote as follows:
say 15al5c per ib for prime shoulders 171za1sc per
b for prime rib and 1sI1s1c per ib for prime clear
rib sides; prime strips at zoe per fb, and second
quality and inferior hams at 12a17c. The market is
bare of second quality shoulders.
sALT-We note rales at 81 80 p sack from store.
INDIA BAGGIN6.-Ihe market is we'll supplied,
and there Is fair demand prevailing. The article may
be quoted at about 24c. p yard. New York gunny
cloth Is held at 26 cents Dundee baggng, Al inches,
~ fSs. to the yard, is held at 30@3s cents. Sea
island bagging As inches wide, tSs. to the yard,
is held 60G65 cents
RoPB.-The demand for rope is light and prices
are somewhat nominal st quotations. We quote
hemp at - cents o b.; greenleaf ut 11911h cents,
and juts at s1f99 cents p pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of the most
approved patterns are offered on the market but the
demand at present is Light
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is q moderate
stock Of this article, and We quote river floor
ing boards at s1S q II; scantling and plank
$lo@12 p NJ; timber of shipping and good mill
qualities there is Light supply on the market
and may be quoted at s11912 Z, NJ. Common is
selling at s5@6 p NJ; and city sawed lumber at
s20@25 p N.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool ship has been placed
on the berth at H p IT, for uplands. To West
Indies and Northern coastwise ports vessels are
in demand forlumber freights. To Liverpool, nomi.
nal. 70 Havre nominal. To the West Indies. Cuban
ports, north side. on lumber s1O@19 gold, and s1l@
b11 south side. Cosstwise-To New York by steam,
81 p bale on uplands, and-c. on sea islands, 81 80
ierce on rice; by SAIL somewhat nominal q ID on mp
snds. and &C. p terce on rice. on resswed
lumber sl1 2, NJ, and ON timber s1s. To Boston
,y steam, &C. p lb on cotton and % p tierce on
ice; by sail --c.~p ID on cotton, s11 90 p n. on
esawed lumber, and s1s 90 p N. on timber. To
ib on upland cotton BY steam and
C. q ib by sail; on flooring boards So 500s so = II.
10 Baltimore, by steam, cotton p bale, 81 5o rce p
ierce, 81 Is; phosphstes, p 1000 ibs., 81 in
packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber
sSG10, as in size; wheat p bushel 12c in sacks.
~ this line to Philadelphia on cotton, q bale.
~ rice q tierce 81 50; phosphate per ton, SC
n packages. To Louisville. Ky, on rice, Toe. q
,undre.l To Cincinnati CSC. To st. Louis s5c.
By sail on boards and scanrng, hence to Baltimore
;s; on lumber SO; phoephates SIS. Vessels are in
lemsnd at neighboring ports for lumber and timber
reights
E1CHANGE-sterling Bills-The rate yesterday
vas 1879 for sixty day bills
DOMESTIC E1cHASGE.-The banks are purchasing
light checks on New York u dis, days Il discount
O days 4 discount, Is days discount, 20 days IL
discount, so days IL p cent discount They are
elllng sight checks at u premium.
GOID.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
4, Ind selling at As.