The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

exports 4276. Gold 35H. Sterling AK New York
sight n premium. Sugar. common lOal1c; prime
1916 Molasses. fermenting 50c. whiskey, West.
ern rectfed s71aa95c. Cotfee-fair lbhc; prime II
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| Interior Cotton Markets
week at 26.
| SUM TER April 27-About rs bales sold during
GHERAW, April 2s.-sales since last report SO
bales at 24a2eH. We quote to-day 2Sa25X.
ORANaEBURG. April 23 Sales for the week 80
bales. with o downward tendency. we quote trdt.
nary rs; low middlipg 2Sa26h n; middling 26.
COLUMBIA, May 1.-rbe cotton market has been
dull and dropping during the past week. Middlin9s
are now quoted at 23Ha261. The sales for the week
amount to about so baies.
Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN. April 2s.-CogToN sales this
week We quote from rs to az cents per ID.
CoRN.-Prime white corn 81 I5 per bushel.
TIMBER Sales of $40 sticks at to ls cents cash.
Large long timber in demand supply limited.
vn dip q sss1R' s 70 the or eS bard
The New York Vegetable Market.
The Norfolk tva) Journal Of Saturday, LIST instant
says
Wo are indebted to Messrs. John b. Page & Son,
for the following prices current of vegetables da cd
bushel crates s2a2 50 radshes per 100 bunches 81;
new cabbpge per 100 seas; rhubarb, per 100 bunch.
psp =
islard per barrel 81 lettuce. Long Island per 1,0
heads s3a6 string beans per bushel crates s6 Little
OF no sale for Souhero lettuce and spinach slnco the
arrival OF Long Island. A few string beans arrived
Yesterday. Also some squashes in bushel crates,
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. May 1.-TuRPENT1NE. Market
@ or % 81 "
sPm1Ts URPENTINE.-sales Of 37l bbis at Al isc
per sallon-market c,osins Arm:
RosIN.->aes Of 467 bbls at 81 80 for black 81 GOA
92h for strained ST 92k for No. 1, S5 g. bOa7 for
pale, and Ssa9 tor window glass, as in quality
TAR,-l0o bbfs received and sold at So 40 per
corEoN.-small sales at 2ea2eAc for low middlipg
Augusta Cotton statemons.
AUGUSTA. May 1.-The following is the cotton
st'tement for the season ending April 80. 1865
stock on hand september l. 1858. .l.6O7
Receipts since to date 9J,475s2. .os2
Exports and home consumption. w "a Gao
Stock on hand to-day. .l2.4s3-sa os2
Savannah Weekly Market.
SAVANNAH, April 29.-Our maket since our last
issue has been dull and dropping and prices have
prevailed, in great owing to the dIffe once
OF classification among our bu. rnaer feeling
ers. unless yesterday prices were ayerse to pur
chase, and the lies made were on suoh terms as we
quote Middhng 27c; low mddlina 26tzc; good or
We are now having splendid weather for the crops.
Our receipts are chiefly drawn from the up.counrJ
day. which will add to the general estimate Of
the crop. Factors much more wiling sellers
under planters orders than at any time In the last
The receipts Of the week have been ~ bales sea
isands, ard 3e83 balesnpanas against ~ bales sea
islands and 1925 bales upands period last
Exports-Foreign, to Liverpool. per ship sbandon
22sO bales uplapds; per ship Hannah Morris, 8359
bales nplands; per ship James Jardine / bale sea
islands and 1000 bales uplands; per bark Alamo
Eli bales upands. Total foreign bale sea islands
and 1850 bales uplands. Coastwise. 147 oaies sea
islands and 1897 bales uplands Total exports I1s
bales sea islands and 1i.547 bales upands against
$50 bales islands and 6S76 bales up ands corres
ponding week last year.
sEA isLANDs-Ihe receipts of long etaple cotton
during the past week amount to 81 bags OF which
islands and by the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad. and
OF these baas were Florida cottons The shpmeats
sea Islands some inquiry has been displayed. but
only because factors have yielded to some extent
ana we quote at least cents lower than last cir
GUAR. Ihcy have no support either in England or
EgyPt and therefore most of them have concluded
ss ~ sns a'ssaas aRSe!9s non,
Ddsh hefs making total OF 4Ol ,23s bushels since
September i. Stock OF clean rice 115O tcs The |
market continues dul! and but very few Gales have
iavors. sl holders do not appear force the mar
ket hence we enew quotations. We quote rough st |
NC for fair to Rooa; prime 9o Seed rice Continues
to be ship ed into the interior in small ouanitiee
10 H8nt recelpCS go Iar TO prove that the crop of
r1ce Tor this section Is In hand, and theate Are in
the interior which consumed barn containing over
SOcO bushels, which was to come to our market |
Drngs the estimated receipts three weeks back
ly to close. }t rH -1 m T-i |
FREIaHrs BY sAn-The amount of diseneaged |
tonnage has been considerably reduced. @ otationa
are nncnang"d, though engagements made eau
aousiy, ~ an1cipaton, of On advance. Coastwise /
vessels adepted to the timber and lumber trade are
IN demand, and with no dtsenRaged tonnage in port
all ar 1vals are readily placed at our quotations
;o K Galveston Market. lT (ara
GALvEsTON, Aoril 2A-CorrbN-saies 1877 balAa
at 1976al9 70 for good ordinary. The demaud trivial
and market dull factors fndisposed to ma further
concesstors. Prices ateady at the close We quote |
l9%; low middling 201a2Oai. AZ
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock ON band September 1. 1868. ....... 166
6eeeaven to-day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .367
Received previously. y................. .123,2 1888
y ORl roca1pCe. .123 806
..ApOrtco 10 Gay. .......t.....1S
exported previously. .116 A40-- 116 A68
Stock on hand and on shipboard 49, e. aA8 |
Exports foreign 70 odate.........,....67198 epl-
Exports coastwse TO date, 48.26O. ~ II
oales to'04y. 167
PASSENGERS. @.#% rs'r9p'I
Per steamship Maryland, for Baltmore-Leut |
Taylor, wife and children W rimmons. e Bolger.
Michaelis. wife. and children, Corlan, fW G. |
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