The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

ties of sea Islands has been fair the finer qualities
remaining quiet but all descriptions are held firmly
We note sales of about loo bags Of all knds for the
week, VIZ: 2stained at sc q Ii. IS do at 35c, at
S. sea isnnds at g. at go IT at IS. 10 at 50, at
co. % at ST. at 81 o3 at 81 05 at 81 TO- at 20,
orida at 7tc, 1s at 80. 7aLso. at ST. We quote
common to medium sea i.lands at 75@s5; me 1iun
to fine 80 @s1 10; fine and choice 2o@sl 80 and up
warGs 2 fb.
RICE-The receipts have been very limited, say
about 5000 bushels of Carolina rough for the week.
The market was active for the first part OF the week,
will sales of about 500 OF clean Carolina but has
since been somewhat quiet buyers being indisposed
to operate at present figures; among the transactions
were 27 tcs of clean Carolina at SIG; IL at 6 229
a, 9; so at sS; 3S at BIG; .5 at 9ac q Us. Yester.
day sellers having submitted to reduction in price
of %@Mc. q ID, the market was more active; sales
about 1C5 tcs. clean Carolina say 42 tcs ut 81; 40 at
l1.16; As at s2l 80 at SIC. q fb. We quote COM
mon to fair Carolina at s7s@81; good ssl@sN; COM
mon prime &c. Carolina rough may be quoted at
81 1872 10 for interior; 50 1902 25 for sea-coast.
NAVAL LSTORES.-1here have been received about
800 bbIs, mostly rosin. The market has been dull.
sales of rosn have been made 80 for No. s. 81 90
lots has been sold at SOC. q gallon.
HAY.-There was no wholesale transactions dur
ing the week. Jobbius lots of North River selling
at about 81 rs 2 hundred
CORN.-There have been rcceivfd about SlC0 BUSH
els from Norfolk and 2600from Baltimore The former
sold at 81 10 D bushel, ulk. weight The arrivals
continue light by rail There was fairly sustained
inquiry for plantation purposes.
OA1S.-A small shipment was received FROM Bal
timorc Sales took place at about s8@s0c with bags.
PEAS.-we note receipts of some 700 bushels from
Norfolk part of which were disposed OF at 81 80 q
bushel, weight, bags included.
FLOUR.-The market continued to be fairly sup
piled with Northern and Western brands which were
In good city and try demand, prices continuing
without important change, but were rather frmer
for the lower qualities We quote Northern and
Western super at sc 10 p barrel, extra at 81 25@7 76
barrel, family $500 so q b,rrel, and extra family
and choice at s1o@12 q barrel. Southern brands
are in Light supply, and may be quoad at 50 25@s so
2 barrel for super s1oS10 so for extra and sl1@
s12 2 barrel for family. Campsen's City Mills are
selling at 50 so barrel for SUPER $40 so for extra,
and s12 so for extra and choice family.
BACON.-There has been steadily active demand
for meat during the week. and VIC note considerable
sales at full prices. We quote prime shoulders ut II
cts 3 ID; prime clear lib sides at 2cc q ID. Dry
salted shoulders sci ing at 5H@l6c, aud clear
rib sides at 1sIs@19c q H. Prime strips are held
at 2Ic. All quales OF this article arc held FIRMLY
BU1TER.-prime Goshen, of which there is a
moderate stock, may bo quoted at 45@4sc q ID.
Western and other low grades sell at 3O@4oc q H.
as IN quality.
SALT-Jobbers are holding Liverpool at So 10 q
sach.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand is very limited
Te quote 2O]s@21Hc q yard nominal Dundee bag
gng, "A inches ~ lbs. for the yard is held at 500
35c Sea island baggiug, Is inches wide 9 lbs. for
the yard. is held at Goa G5 cents.
BOPE.-Ihe demand for ropo is moderate, aug !
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations We
quote hemp at - cents q t.; grecnleaf at IL cents,
aud jute at a1s@0 cents q pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of the most
approved patterns. are offered on the market, and
they are in active demand at Sasc ib.
TIMBER AND LUMBER here is molera lie
stock of tLis article, and we quote river not
ing boards at s13 q NJ; scantlin9 and plat
s1O0l2 q a.; timber of chipping and good mill
qualities there is light supply on the marke
md may be quoted at S11@12 q n. Common is
selling ut s5@G q NJ. and city sawed lumber at
s209l6 q NJ.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool by steam are depressed
and we quote nominaly I'd on upands.and Id on sea
island; by SAIL I'd on upands, 1s@< on sea islands,
Hayre nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban ports |
north side, on lumber, 50 60 In gold, and $40
south side. Coastwise-To New York by steam |
Xc q fb on uplands. and 1c. on sea islands, |
50 a tierce on rice; by sail, 50 q bale on up |
lands and 81 so q tierce rice; on boards |
SO q NJ, on resawed lumber $40 q NJ. ON timber
s10 10 Boston, by steam via Baltimore 1c. p Ii |
On Gotten and q tierce on rice; by sail e-le@ |
&c fb on cotton, SO 90 p II. on resawed lumber
and s13 20 q II. on timber. To Philadelphia, ~. |
a ib on upland cotton by steam and &C. q |
rs by sail; on flooring boards 50 q NJ; on re. |
sawed lumber, SO: on timber s12 81 p M. |
10 BALTIMORE, by steam, cotton nc. rice q
tierce, 81 rs; phosphatcs, q 1000 fts., 81 in
packages, in bulk ss per agreement; lumber
E ss@IO. as in size wheat q bushe 12c. in sacks.
BY this line to Philadelphia on cotton, &c; |
rice q tierce So oc; phosphate per ton. Sc
in packages. To Louisville. Ky., on rice, 76c. q
hundred. To Cincinnati 55c. To st. Louis s5c,
By sail On boards and scanting, hence to Baltimore.
50; on lumber SO; phosphates SIS.
EXCHANGE.-Sterllng Bills-The rate yesterday
xas nominal at 14GI for sixty day bills
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks are purchasing !
sight checks on New York Il dis. days z discount
They are selling sight checks at par
GOLD-1he brokers were yesterday buying ut |
35 Ind selling at 361s@37.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.