The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23
On Saturday the inquiry was moderate ane trans
actions linitea sales 30 bales quotations as be-

about 100 bales say 60 at 262i; at 27e; lat PIX;
at 98;4 at 2SH. Our quotations are nominal, say:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to GOOD ordinary .261i@21
Low n.ldoans... s....'.'...........'. o1ss4@aoIa ooIa
Middhng. .................... ..zfaVzo
BY New York classification We quote:
Middlng. ........................2S @2SA
SEA ISLAND CorroS.-!.fter long period of dull
ness, in which holders displayed great irmness, but
which were unavnling against the very low figures
prevailing for this quality Of tho staple at the points
of consumption sellers found it necessary to make
such concessions as would meet the views Of pur-
chasers and bayiug submitted TO declire OF i5@20c
a b, and i'll some cases even lower rates from tho
highest point Of the market, good demand existed
during the first OF the week. and sorae $50 bales Of
FIoridas aud sea islands were disposed of, but for
the past day or two the article has been quiet; among
the sales were seq islands at TO- at y, 73 4S
at 75 stained Florida at 3D. at 60, at Ga, II a 63
at 65. 40 at 6s, SO at 10. The transactions were
mostly confined 10 clean conmon aud good medium
Floridas which may be quoted at 60@I0c; extra fine
Floridas may be quoted at s1@lsoc a ib. Common
clean to medium Carolina islands may be quoted
ut 65@75c q 1t. The fine. qualities are somewhat
nominal
RlCE-Thc arrivals of Carolina rough hsve been
confnel to few limited lots, mostly from the into
rior by rail. The market for this grain has been
dull, and purchasers have generally refused to ope
rate unless at rates in their favor, which factors
have in most instances, dccliaed to meet, and the
business in the article has been quite restricted.
The tranractions have been only about leo erces of
clean Carona, say % at &c.; 20 at 81, and co at sc.
a b. We quote somewhat nominally common to
fair clean CAROLINA ut 7al@sc.; good sI@s7Sc. . ID.
NAVAL STORES-There have been received dur
ing the week 14s casks spirits turpcn inc 465 bbls
crude turpentine, and 5l9 bbls. rosin, which were
mostly Sold The spirits Of turpontine was dispos ed
of at 42@4So q gallon. Tho following sales of rosin
took place: II bbs. extra pale at ss Sbb q bbls.
pale 81 5O Ill bbls oI paleat ssae 80; 81 bbls.
No at s5 10 bbIs Opaque at 81; IA bbls. low No.
at 50 Is; 6S bbla. extra No. at s2 17s d. No. at
81 90. 80 bbls. tar was disposed of at So SO q Dbl.
The following were the transactions in crude tur-
pentne: 90 bbls. at 81 80; lit % at at
So TO- lit at 50 TO- 80 5o at 50 45 35 at So 40
at 50 S0 at $2 40 at 81 IS; 1S at 81 25. We quote
virgin at 81 20 {, Dbl,
HAY.-The receipts were about 400 bales OF East
ern qualities. We motto sales of about 800 bales Of
Eastern at 81 IS I, hundred.
CORN.-The market having good supply of this
grain there have been no arrivals of note Tor the
week. The inquiry has beon Light. and the transac-
tions have been in retail way ut about 81 l0@1 IL
a bushel, weight sacks included, for white NJ ry-
land.
fLOUR.-The market is amply supplied with
most qualities of Northern and Western brands, and
prospect Of still easier prices purchasers buy light.
y. We quote Northern md Western super at sc i5@
q bbl.; extra 81 25@s Is q bbl. family q, So 5Oe9
q bbl, and extra and choice brands at $lC@Il g
bbl. Southern brands are i'll limited supply and
may be quoted at ss@s 50 = bbl for super. s9@9 so
q Dbl. for extra and sl0@11 q bbl fer family.
--v1Tnl, Q UUI. IUr
super, $40 q bbl. for extra and s11 50 q Dbl. for
choice family qualities.
BAcoN-Is in light demand and only In moderate
stock. Prices have been without important change
ard we quote prime shoulders at 15c q fb. Prime
clear rib sides a, 1sa18lc g f. Dry salt.d shoul
ders are held at lac, and sides at tic q lb.
BUTTER.-Thero is moderate stock Of prime
Goshen. With prospects OF receipts OF new crop
prices are easier and quote prime at 5Uc 6, fb.
Western and other lower grades sell from 9O@40c
g ib, as in quality.
SALT.-There have been no arrivals of this article
during the week. Store lots are held at 50 10 q
sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The market for this article
has been quiet. Guuny cloth 45H inches wide and
2h TBS to the yard, is held ut 2s1s@24c. Dundee
baaying, "A inches u lbs. for the yard, is held
at 3o@s5c. Sea island baggipg, As inches wide,
lbs. for the yard. is held at 45c.
ROPE.-The demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at cents q b; greenleif o. 10 cents,
aud jute at SN@s cents q pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of the mosl
approved patterns, are offered on the market at
aSc q tb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.--The stock of this
article on the market is very small and receipts
light. We quote timber for milling purposes from
cess p NJ. shipping timber ut sl2 and upwards;
44@54 flooring is very scarce, and would command
Sis 3 N. Bright lumber. good merchantable;
from city mills, cut to size from 22@25 by The
cargo.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, We
quote I'D on uplands, and ia on sea island;
By sail, I'd on uplands, sd on sea islands.
Havre nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban ports
north side, on lumber, SO 90 in gold, and $40
south side. Coastwisc-To New York cy steam
&c q lb on uplands, and lc. on sea islands,
81 q fierce on rice; by sail, - q bale on mp.
lands. and-- q ticrce on rice; on boards ST 500
8 q NJ, on rcsawed lumber s10 q NJ, on timber
=. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore. nominal
on Gotten and : 2 tierce on rice; by sail e-lG@
sc q ib on cotton, SO 90 q NJ on resuwed lumber
and sl3 90 q NJ. on timber. To Philadelphia, -
. tb on upland cotton by steam and &C. p
ib by sail; on flooring boards So q NJ; on re-
sawed lumbe-, $40: on timber, $40 81 3, II.
10 Baltimore by steam. cotton nominal, on up
land through to Philadelphia. via baltimore. =;
= n tierce on rice; phosphates, q 1000 fbs., in
packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber
Il $S9l0 as in SIZE; wheat q, bushel. = in sacks.
BY this line to Philadelphia on cotton, =; rice
p tierce =; phosphate per ton. in packages.
By sail boards and scanIling, hence to Baltimore,
So; on lumber $40; phosphates Sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bills-The rate yesterday