The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-22

quotations unaltered.
Yesterday the market was quiet and rather
easier; sales about 800 bales, say: IL at 24,t; IL
at 4>s; "a at t; IL at PAX; 80 at 26 1os at ASK;
e5 at 25H; ) at 25t<c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to good ordinary -. .23Ha2H
is3wmld L1w mlddllng. g...................26 O.
Strict middilns. ddiiln;s..................aa .asHgg- asHHgg
SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-The arrivals have been
DS'a d. anu =, Gro about 448 bags Of sea islands
y. rloridas for the week. The demand has
been fair for the infer grades with but little In
qury for common qaallties which were very dull.
The transactions were somewhat restricted in
some cases by nrm feeling on the part Of fac
tors, but the business was generally about on the
basis OF last weeks quotations. The sales were
about $50 bags, which were Q at 6t; at IS; at
| soi Is at 49, We quote common sea islands at so
| 500; medium eo@1o; medium to fine 7o@sO, and
fine at so@S5 and upward p ID.
RICE.-The arrivals OF Carolina rough rice have
| been about IL, 600 bushels. The market has been
fairly supplied, and the demand good at steady
rates. Sales about 600 tierces OF clean Carolina,
among which were tierces at IS; Is at 75S; 80 ut
7 4s at 71s; 121 ut 8; zoo ut sx; 30 at 3-18; 40
at 81; % at 81; 16 at slsc. . ID. wequote CON-
mon to fair clean Carolina ut 7lS@17X; good So
81; common prime sX@skc, 2 fb. tt.t
NAVAL SToREs.-The supplies OF these articles
coming forward were quite limited, amounting to
only about 1000 barrels for the week. There has
been steady demand and fairly supported rates.
wcquotc spirits turrentinc at 4lo p gallon. Rosin,
extra no. l at 81; No. at 81 1908 60; low No. at
So 25@2 SO; No. 2do. at 81 so@2 and No. ut 81 IS
barrel. s-e5f H.
HAY.-The receipts have been about 400 bales OF
North River qualities. Transactions In this dc.
scription took place at about 81 a hundred.
CoRN.-There have been fair arrivals Of this
grain, amounting to about 100 bushels for the
week. The article was dull, and the operations
were generally OF limited Iohbing character, at
about 81 4o@1 IS q bushel, weight, for coEinloA
to primo white Maryland, sacks Included West
ern white was sold OF 81 IS q bushel, weight,
| sacks included. .Ct3
FLouR.-The market was well supplied, with
most qualities Of this article, for which there has
been fair city and country demand. We quote
Northern and Western super at SO 1907 q bbl;
extra s7@775 q Dbl, md family at ss@s 90 p
bbi Southern qualities may bc quoted at. s7 rs =
Dbl for super; 81 1908 a bDl for cXtra, and So go
90 p bbl for family Kinds. Extra and choice
family grades, OF most descriptions, sell ut seS1o
p bbl.
BAcoN-Is in moderate supply with limited
Inquiry. Prices for tie week have been general
y steady, but closed rather easier. We quote
prime shoulders at 17Is@1sc q ID; prime clear
rib sides ut 21H@22c, and n favorte brand at
22isc q lb; dry salted shoulders at 1Gc q ID; prime
Strips at 22@22Hc q ib, and saitcd long clear
at I91S@2oc q fb. ..i1r s -, -;
BUTTER.-There is q fair stock Of prime Goshen.
ana s OTHER lower gEaGes sell from so@s5c q fb;
country do at 25@aoc q 10, as in quality.
|: ,SALT.-The arrivals coastwlse have been about
cooo sacks. Jobbing lots may be quoted at $40
2 10 q sack. 'i
INDIA BAoGIN0.-Thc market ls well supplied
with this article, and we quote 24@25c p yard.
Dundee bngglng, "a inches, ~ lbs. for the yard,
s held at 8o@s5c. Sea island bagging, As inches
Wide, 2 fb' for the yard, is held at 4oc.
RoPE.-The demand for rope is moderate, ana
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at cents q ib greenieaf at 10 cents;
and jute at sX@o cents q ib.
Iron BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market ut
616@71ac 9s.-ib, and sales have taken place at
these figures.
>. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The market for this arti-
Gle is dull We quote timber for milling purposes
from $500. Shipping timber $10@15; 44@54
flooring at $14@l6 q NJ. Bright lumber, good
merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from
$2o@24 q NJ by the cargo.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool by steam, %d on up |
lands, 1tld on sea islands; by SAIL we quote I'd on
upands and 1d on sea islands. To Hayre, lIc |
York, by steam, &c on uplands and &c on seq is |
lands, 81 so q tierce on rice; by sail, nc on cot-
ton; 81 p tierce rice; 40c p barrel on rosIn; S.
q n on lumber; 5000 p on timber. To Bos-
ton, by sail, sc p ID on upland cotton To Provi-
dence, So y N on boards, 80 p ib on cotton. To
Philadelphia by steam, sc q lb on upiands;
by sail, 1907 y n on boards; 50 on timber; s8 =
ton on clay, and SO 1904 on phosphates. To Bal
tlmore, by steam, X@Kc y M by sail, se@07 q NJ
on boards; 50 6o@4 q ton on phosphate rock |
vcssels are in demand by our merchants to take |
lumber freights from Georgetown, 3. c., Darien |
and satila River, Ga, and Jackspnyle, Fla, to
Northern ports, and su@l2 p M are rates on
tnhtef md boarjis" scrGih
20 EioHANaE- -srHREINd &B1r1& The rate yester. !
day was 14oH for 60 day bills.r ;sssy
DOMESTIC, ExCH4EaE.-The banks are purchas., |
Ing slight checks oh New YORK. at X discount: s |
dayb n dlseopptb lodaysl percent discount, lb
aays sa;'l, y SGi e as!s sasys o They aEe
a9Lp.7!Ene brokers awails7 yesterday buying as
% AID selling at 81. .-.ft ycsn, - isLi
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