The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-09

sS-16; 80 at s,S; 20 at 8 TIC; A at 81 Yesterday
about 100 tierces were so d. say 35 ut Lie; 80 at
8H; 76 at SIC u ID. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at t7sS@SH; good 814@ah. We note
a sale OF 609 bushels of seacoast rough at 50 %
bushel
NAVAL STOREs.-The arrivals for the week have
been about $50 bbls; sales of extra pale roein took
place at SO @ bb; pale at So so at; low pale at s5@
sc; No. at 50 1904 Spirits turpentine was dis
posed of at 44h@45 % gallon. Crude turpentne
may be quoted at 81 so for virgin; 50 70 for yellow
dip aud 81 55 for hard.
HAY.-The receipts have been about 700 bales of
North River and 100 of Eastern qualities. We note
sales of the former from shipboard at 81 Is u hun
dred, and of the latter ut 5 1879 % hundred. The
inquiry is limited to tho supply of local wants.
CORN.-Ihe supplies have been unimportant from
the interior by rail- but have been considerable from
Baltimore, amounting to some 10000 bushels for the
week. Prices, with liberal arrivals have been in
favor of buyers and note sales Of 1900 bushels of
white Maryland, weight. bulk, at 81 % bushcl and
In sacks at 81 06 - bushe, weight, sacks included.
Jobbing sales in small parcels take place at about
81 103l 10 % bushel, weight, sacks included.
OATS.-Ths grain is dull with ample supply
on the market and very restricted inquiry. Quota
tons are nominal
FLOUR.-The market has good and we'll assort-
ed stock of Northern and Western -four, for which
there fs only moderate wholesale inquiry but fair
city and country jobbing demand prevails. Our quota
ons are mostly for limited lots, and prices have not
materially changed during the week; for these we
renew our quotations, say for Northern and Western
hne at Sc so " bb; super Sc 75@7 49, extra 81 5O@
Is; family SO 50@9, and choice $lO@11 % bbl
Southern brands are in light supply, and may be
quoted at SO so v bbl. for SUPER 50 80 y bbl for
extra and $40 6o@1l SO p bbl for extra and choice
family brands. camrsen's city mills selling at
So 80 y bbl. for super; 50 so u bb for extra, and
Sill 80 % bbl. for choice family.
BACON.-The inquiry for this article has been in
very limited way. and prices during the eek have
had tendency torecede. We quote prime shoulders
at 16@15Ac. % 1b prime clear rib sides at 1876. %
IT, Dry salted shoulders held at 14h, and sides
at TIC. % III.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Several lots of sugar
and molasses late importations were offered yester.
day by Messrs. Risley & Creighton. importers, and
mostly sold. Fair to choice English Island sugars,
'n hogsheads, sold at 12H@13h; in tierces at 11M@
12h lot of grocery sugars, CHOICE sold at 12sz.
New Muscovado molasses, in hogsheads at IS cents;
clayed do. in hogsheads, at 4s cents % gallon.
Barbadoes molasses, in puncheons, extra quality,
was sold at 89a72c.
BUTTER.-There is moderate stock of prime
Goshen. We quote 5O@55c % ib. Western aud
other lower AIDES sell from 100000 ~ ft, as in
quality.
sALT.-There have been no arrivals of this article
during the week. Store lots are held at 5000 10
q sack.
INDIA BAGGING-The market for this article
has been quiet. Guuny cloth 45}a inches wide and
~ lbs to the yard, is held at 23]6@24c Dundee
baggng. "A inches, IN lbs. for the yard. held
at 3o@35c. Sea island bagging, As inches wide, 2
Tbs. for the yard. is held at 45c.
Tho
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hem. at = cents % TO-. greenleaf at 10 cents
and jute u 600 cents y pound.
ION w OS AND TIES for cotton, of the most
approved - ,rns, offered on the market, at 7
ae % liz ~
TIMEhR AND LUMBER.---Ihe stock of this
article on the markst is very small and receipts
light We quote timber for milling purposes from
6SSS q M. Shipping timber at Sl2 and upwards;
44@54 flooring is very scarce, and would command
SIG q NJ. Bright lumber, good merchantable,
from city mills. cut to size. from 22025 by the
cargo. %
quote sd on up!ands. and Td on sea island !:
by sail, 2Sd on uplands. 5s0N on sea islands.
Havre nominal, To the West Indies Cuban ports
north side on lumber 80 90 in gold, and $40
south side. Coastwise-To New York by steam
&c o tb on, upands. and 1c sea islands
81 so q tierce on rice; by sail, - % bale on up.
lands. and -y+- % tierce rice; on boards 81 5O@
q NJ, on "reshwed lumber $40 % NJ. ON timber
--. TO Boypn. by steam, via Baltimore. 1c. p i;
on cotton and q tierce on rice; by sail s-l6@
Nc ID on cotton. sl2 90 y ri. on resawed lumber
and s13 % v M. on timber. To Philadelphia. -
p tb on upland cotton by steam and C. %
fb by sail; on flooring boards SO % M; on re-
sawed lumber, $40; timber, $40 81 "a NJ
To n Dy steam cotton ho upland and
% terce ON rice; phosphates, q 1000 ibs., S4 in
packages, tn bulk as per agreement; lumber
y $8@l0 as in s,ze; wheat % bushel lac in sacks
By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, NC;
rice o tierce 50 OC; phosphate per ton, Sc
in packages To Louisville. KY, on rice. 7Hc. %
hundred. To Cincinnati 65c 70 St. Louis s5c,
BY sail on boards and scanting, hence to Baltimore,
So; on lumbe SIC; phosphates S..
was 140Z@141 for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checis on New York par; days Il discount
They are selling sight checks at n prem.
GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
49, ind selling at S3.
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