The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-01
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

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cIeasing and were 143 bags Of islands, of which
81 were Floridas against 81 bags the week before.
and A for the week last year. There has been light
inquiry for this quality Of the staple, and some CO
bags of sea island and Floridas have been disposed
of among which were sea island at 6oc, at CSC and
few at about 75c and upwards Some IL Bag of Flori
das sold at about CSC p 70. We quote common TO
medium sea islands at 56@65c, fine at 10000 p ID.
RIcE-The arrivals Of Carolina rough have been
light say about 5000 bushels Of new for the week.
The very limited supply Of this gran coming for
ward up to this time, and the consequent baroness
of the market has produced firm feeling Some
200 tessof new clean Carolina have been sold dur
ing the week. say 20 tcs at sS; 81 do. at es so at
SIC. 2 10. Good rice was sol. at s5S, and good TO
common prime at so cts q 10. Until further re-
ceipts and transactions, regular quotations are omit
ted Yesterday. With more liberal receipts. the mar
ket was dull and without transactions.
NAVAL SToREs-The arrivals under this heal for
the week have been moderate, and were about 1000
bbls of all kinds The market has heen firm. par
ticularly in spirits of turpenhne, which ha, improv-
ed but the moderate supplies have limited the ope'
rations Of purchasers. Spirits upentine opeLed
ct SOC, bnt stinened to 4oc fo good packages.
Transactions in rosin took place at 80 1898 p Dbl
for Nc ], 50 26&2 10 for low No j, 81 80@l 95 for
No snd extra No 2, and No at 81 10 q bbl Crude
turpentne may be quoted at 50 81 for virgin, 50 co
for yellow dip. and 81 80 for hard.
HAY-The arrivals have becc sbout 1900 b1les from
an Eastern port, which was sold from the wharf on
private TERMS
CoRN-The supplies for the week have been o. ont
5000 bushels from New York. 4500 FROM Norfolk and
some limited lots fcom Baltimore and Tennessee.
The market has been dull. and consumers purchase
only oa the most restricted scale. About 3l00 BUSH
els Southern white from New York was sold at 81 So
p busbe', weight, bags included. Jobbing lots OF
white Maryland may be quoted dull at 81 67@1 5S p
bushel. weight. sacks included.
FIouR.-There has been q moderately steady In
quiry for city and country use. Prices have been
without Inn portant change and we quote Northern and
Western super at 81 25a7 90 p bbl.; extra 81 75a8 p
bb and family at IS 5Ol9, and extra do at 50 5oa1o.
Southern qualities are in moderate supply and may
be quoted a 81 50 bb for SUPER ssas 25 for extra,
and seas 30 for family descriptions.
BAcoN-Is in m ,derate supply, and is rather firm
er. Prime shoulders may be quoted at 49,, 2 fb;
prime clear rib sides at 22c. strips a &c and long
clear at lshc. . ID.
wHEAr.-we quote prime white at 81 7O@l Is
2 busheI, and prime red at 81 406sl so.
BurrER-There is a fair stock of prime Goshen.
We quote good to prime at SC@40 cts. p ID. West
eru and other lower grades sell from 2o@So c:s. p
b, rs in quality.
sALr.-Large lots are held at 81 1922 25 p sack.
Store lots are held at 50 So@s2 40 p sack.
INDIA BAGaNe The market is we'll supp led with
this article and we quote 25@26c yard as to quality
terms and size OF lot. Dundee bageine, "A inches
IL fbs for the yard, is held q. 3o935c Sea island
bageing, IS inches wide, lbs for the yard s held
! Of 45c.
RoPE.-The demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
auole hemp at cents q H.; greenleaf at 10 cents
and jute at sH@s cents Z, pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the most ap.
proved patterns are offered on the market, at 61sa
7c Tlb and sales have taken place at these figures
TIMBER AND LuhnEn--The market for this aru
Gle is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes
from $500. Shipping timber slo@16; 44@ ga floor
ing at $14@15 p NJ Bright lumber. good meI.
charitable, from city mills. cut to size. from s2C
@2z q III By the cargo.
FnE1oura-ro Liverpool, by steam, nominal; by
sau We quote 9I6d on uplands and Id on SEQ
islands 10 Havre, nominal. Coastwise-To New
York ty steam &c on uplands, and lc. on sea
islands, 81 SO q t:erce on rice; by sail, &c
on cotton; 81 p tierce on rice; 4oc q bbl Oh
rosiD; S. q NJ. on lumber S9@l0 q NJ. OF
timber To Boston. by sail, sc q 10. OF
uplaud cotton. To Providence. ss q NJ. on bcards
! &c p ID on cotton. To Philadelphia by steam, un
settled and nominal; by sail, SCAT q " OF boards
50 on timter; IS per ton on clay; anil So 50@4
on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam. 1aa
sc p ID. By sai s6@7 q NJ. on boards
SO 5Oa4 p ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are IN demand by our merchants to take lumber
freight, from Georgetown, 8. c., parien AMI sahl
Ia River, Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern rorts, and sl1@l2 p NJ. are rates on lumber
! and boards.
! ExcHANeE.-Sterhng Bills-The rate yesterday
was uncetted and nominal in consequence OF tho
unsettled etate of monetlry affIrs.
| DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York at y discount; days
x discount; 10 days per cent discount; Is days
IL Off; 20 days IL; so days of. They are selling
sight c.ecks at par.
| GoLD.-The rate was nominal in consequence OF
the unsettled state Of the market
Markets by Telegraph.