The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12

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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .....22 @22L
LOW Mludlihg. g...................2S eg23l
Strict mlddiing. 500
SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-Thc arrivals have been
fairly sustained, and were about 31s bags against
$50 the week before and 263 for tho week last year.
The inquiry for 1nc qualities has been steady, aud
portion ofthc sales havc been OF these grades, say
at about SOC q ib; there has also been some dspo
siton TO purchase common kinds, but sellers were
unwilling to accept the offering ratesof purchasers,
and the business was moderate. The medium quail
tiles have been quiet The special transactions have
been generally kept private, but the operations
have probably amounted to about $50 bags OF sen
Islands and Floridas among which were 13 sea ISL
ands Mt 60; Foridas ut 60; at 60; Ia at 62H cts
we quote common qualities at 1906; medium at
Go@05; medium to fine ut 10000, and fine aad
choice ut So@90c anil upwards a ID.
RIcH.-The receipts OF Carolina rough have been
In good supply, and were about % 600 bushels for
the week. The market has been fairly active and
prices have somewhat hardened; the sales amount
Ing TO about 1000 erccs OF clean Cnrona Say ~ ut
CSC; 80 Mt o5 518c; 20 at exc; 81 at exc; 10S at
65{c; 45 Mt 13-l6c; 14S at eHc; 148 ut &c; 80 at
7Sc; 30 at 7kc: 10 at 7,Sc, and 80 at 7Hc. We
quote common TO fair clean Carolina at oAt9UHc;
good 7@7Ic, and common prime 7Hc Z, ID. Car
olna I.1gh may be quoted at 81 6o91 60 for in
tcrlor, and 81 55@s1 20 q bushcl for seacoast.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals have been light,
and were about 1900 bbls. OF all kinds for the
week. Prices have been fairly sustained, and we
note sales OF spirits turpentne at 42Hc q gallon;
extra No. rosin ut SO 5o@s4; No. DO ut 81 756n
SO 25 p barrel; low No. l ut 81 25@s2 60; No. . to
extra No. 2 ut 81 so@s2, and No. . at 81 rs a
barrel. Crude turpcntinc may be quoted at So so
g barrel for virgin; 81 GO for yellow dip, and
81 60 for hard.
HAY.-The receipts OF this article have been
confined to about $40 bales OF Eastern kinds. We
notes sales from the wharf Mt 81 80 q hundred.
CoRS.-Thc arrivals have been light, and a
limited supply has come direct from St. Louis,
being transported to this point by oil rail from
Hickman, Kentucky. The transactions have been
In jobbing way ut about 81 1901 40 q bushcl
for prime white, bags included. The business Of
the article Ia light and only OF retail character.
FLouR.-Thc market is well supplied with most
qualities OF this article. Tho demand during the
week has been moderate, prices showing no I'M
portant change. We quote Northern md West.
ern super at So SO q bGl; extra at SO 1907; family
at 81 6o9s p Dbl. Southern descriptions may bc
quoted at SO 1901 2 bbi for super; 81 2sS7 IS for
extra, and sS@l0 q bbl for falnily and choice
brands.
BACoN.-The dealers have good stock OF this
article and prices are unsettled with q sofcncd
tendency. We quote prime shoulders ut 16k@l7c;
dry snltcd shoulders at lac; prime clear rib sides
at 2oKc; clear sides at 2lc; and rib nj 2oc q ID.
Long clear and clear rib saltcd arc held at IsHc
and strips at 2ohc q ID.
BUTTER AND LARp.-Thcrc Is fair stock OF
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at 400
45c q ID. Western and other lower grades sell
from so@35c q ID; country do. at 25@3oc q lb,
as In quality. Lard Is in good supply and Is held
at 10000.
SALT.-There have been no arrivals. JobbIng
lots may be quoted at 81 0o@s2 q sack.
INDIA BAGGIHG.-The market Is well supplied
with this article, and we quote 24@24Nc q yard
Dundee bagging, A inches, y lbs. for the yard,
Is held at 3o@35c. Sea island bagging, As inches
wide, ib for tho yard, Is held at 45c.
RoPE.-The demand for rope is moderate and
prices are somewhat nominal ut quotations We
quote hemp at cents q ID; greenleaf at 10 cents;
and jute ut $500 cents q ib.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market at
| o11@7Hc q ib, and sales have taken place at
these figures.
TIMBER AND LUHBER.-Thc market for this artl-
Gle is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes
from 5000. Shipping timber $1o915; 4495-4
flooring at $14@15 q NJ Bright lumber, good
merchantablc, from city mills, cut to size, from
$2o@24 q II by the cargo.
FREI0nTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, ,<d on up
lands, I'D on SEQ islands; by sail, we quote 1.160
"a, holders OF room generally asking the latter
figure on uplands and "a on sea islands. To
Havre, Ike on uplands, Ike on sea islands, Coast-
wisc-to New York, by steam, &c on uplands and
lc on sen Islands, So p ticrce on rice; by sai nc
on cotton; 81 rs q ticrcc on rice; 4Oc q barrel on
rosln; So y II on lumber; 5000 p N on timber.
To Boston, by sail, SO q lb on upland cotton. To
Providence, So 2 on boards, &c q ib on cotton.
To Philadelphia, by steam, &c q ID on uplands;
by sail, 1907 q NJ on boards; so on timber; S. p
ton on clay, and So 6o@4 on phosphates To Bal
timore, by steam, >s@xc q lb; by sail, s0CS1 p NJ
on boards; So 6o@4 p ton on phosphate rock.
Vessels are In demand by our merchants to take
lumber frcights from Georgetown 8. c., Darien
ana Satllla River, Co., and Jacksonville Flag to
Northern ports, and sl1@I2 q NJ arc rates on
umber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING BILLs.-The rate yester.
DAY was irregular ut 136H@136H for 60 day bills
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. THE banks are purchas.
Ing sight checks on New York at X discount; s
days X discount; 10 days l per cent discount; Is
days ~ Off; 20 days ~; 80 days on. They are
selling sight checks OF par.
GoLD.-The brokers we're yesterday buying at
~ and selling at 80.
Markets by Telegraph.