The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-04


By New York classification We quotes
Middling. ng............ ............S g
sEA ISLAND CoTToN-There have been no receipts
Of this quality Of the Abre during the week. we
note very quiet market since our last weekly re-
port and the transactions in the article have been
without importance. Some twenty-five bags have
been sold, among which were sea island at 80, IL
at 10, and at 7Sc q fb. We quote nominally COM
mon Floridaas at 6o@eO, medium at 6o97oc p t; sea
islands may be quoted OF e5@75 for medium. and 80
@s1 q b for fine.
RrcE,-A decided dulluess has characterized the
market for this grain during the week, purchasers
asking for CONCESSIONS which fsctors were NOT os-
posed to make; sellers, however, in few cases.
afterwardsl accepted somewhat easier rates, and
about 100 terces of clean Carolina wee disposed Of
say: tierces at TX; % at 81 40 ats and IT at SIC
p b. We quote col mon to fair clean Carolina at
7K@7X; good. s@skc p I'd.
NAVAL sToREs-Ihe receipts of this article
amounted to some 1900 barrels, composed OF some
eco barrels rosin l13 casks spirits turpentine and
4l6 barrels crude turpentine. The tansacHons In
rosn we're at a tarrel for low rale and No. l. ana
81 soa1 90 o. barrel for Nos and s. of which latter
the receipts were mainly composed. The spirits 6f
turpentine was sold at SO and 1oc gallon ss to con.
dition Of package The operations In crude turpen-
tine were at s. barrel for Virginia; 81 60 q barrel
for yellow lip, and 81 60 p barrel for hard The mar
ket is dull for the better qualities of rosin.
HAx.-The arrivals Of this article have been about
l60 bales Of Eastern qualities. We note sales Of
Eastern to arrive at 81 SO p hundred.
CoRN-The receipts OF this grain for the week
hrob efo III.
more. With steady inquiry for plantation consump-
tion, the market keeps almost bare Of stock. and
the sales were confined to jobbing los Of prime
white Maryland which was selling at 81 20 p busbe
at the close weight bags included.
F1ouR.-Dealers have coed stocks Of Northern
and Western -four, which was in steady request for
interior consumption, the article showing rather
weaker prices in consequence Of the recedns rates
in Northern and Western msrketa We quote Moth.
ern and Western super at So 6o@6 rs p bbl, extra
s7@7 rs 2 Dbl, family $500 p bbl and extra family
at slo@l1 p bbl Southern brands a,e in light sup
ply. and may be quoted At ss@s 80 q Dbl for super,
ss@s 80 p Dbl for extra, 1o@1 2 Dbl fer fa@fly
The first new Southern -four rreachtd here yesterday.
being small lot Of "fIcelsior Mirs, nom Angus
IA, Geo., which sold ct $12 . bbl.
BAooN.-The stock Of this article having become
much reduced, sellers were asking better rates, and
We quote With limited demand. prime shoulders at
15Xc.V Il prime clear Rib sides at 1870 p tb.
SUGAR AND MoL.AssEs are in full supply and dull.
BurrER.-There is Q moderate stock Of prime
Goshen. Prices are easier, and we quote prime at
$50 fb. Western and other lower grades sell from
so@IOc. . b, as In quality.
sALr-1here.have been no arrivals Of this article
Store lots are held at saga 10 p sack.
INDIA BAeeNe-The market for this article
has been quiet Guuny cloth Ask inches vide and
~ fbs to the yard, is nominal In the absence OF
transactions. Dundee baeging. "A inches, ~ lbs.
ging rs inches wide lbs. for the yard, is held at
45c.
RoPE.-Ihe demand for rope is moderate, aad
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations.. We
quote hemp at cents q ib.; greenleaf at II cents,
and jute stsK@e cents . pnun,.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton. OF tho most ap-
proved patterns, are offered on the market, at 2
asc p ID.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The market is now we'll
supplied. and the article is dull. We quote timber
for milling purposes rom S5@s. Shipping timber
s1O915; 44@64 flooring heavy at S1S@16 p NJ.
Bright lumber. good merehantsble, from city mills
cut to sze, from 322S26 BY the cargo.
FREIeHf&-To Liverpool, by steam, nominal !;
by sail, I'd on uplands, and I'd on seq islands.
with but htte going forward. To Havre nomi-
nal. Coastwise vessels are In demand-To New
York BY steam 10 ON uplands, and 1c. on sea
islands. 81 Z, terce on rice; by sail, 81 80 p bale
on cotton; 81 p tierce on rice; 40c p Dbl. on
rosin; 81 q NJ. on lumber; s0@1o p NJ. on
timber. To Boston. by SAIL 1sc p ID. on
upland cotton. To Providence. 90 p N. on
boards. To Philadelphia. by steam, unsettled
and nominal; by sail, s6a7 q Il. on boards; SO
on timer; IS per ton on clay; and 50 5o@4
on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, an.
etted and nominal. By sail. Se@7 p III. on
boards-ss to@4 q ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
frelgbts from Georgetown, =. c., Darien and satl-
Ia River, Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern Iorts, and sl1@l2 p NJ. are rates on lumber
and boards. There is some inquiry for lumber yes.
cells for the West Indies, from the points, and
$40 in gold Is offered.
Misunderstanding Bills-The rate yesterday
was 14s@149I for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExoHANaE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks ON New York Il discount; days u
discount. They are selling sight checks at Y prem.
GoID.-The brokers were yesterday buying a,
80, md selling at 40.