The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01

31H; 8at 80; ordinary to good ordnsy being quoted
at 28@30c; low middling Sic; middling S2c p ID.
By New York classification we quote middling
32kc.
sKA ISLAND CorroN.-The crop Of this article has
continued 10 show favorable aspect with hot and
dry weather. the caterpillar making but little pro-
gress. The market been quiet, and, in its pres.
ent bare condition has not exhibited any features of
note. The new crop has commenced to make its
appearance, and one bag of new Flor1das and one
OF new South Carolins sea islands have come to
hand. and, as the crop is maturing quickly under
the bot sun. may look for early receipts should
prices offer inducements. Quotations are quite
rominalHsay common Floridas 50aeo; medium
60a7oc y b, Sea islands may be quoted at 6Sa76c
for medium and Sucas1 q b for fine.
RIcE-The market is ne...ity bire OF this article.
and the transacticda have been light OF firm prices
sales s1ace the 10th instant amounting to about lbs
Herces of clean Carolins We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at s@3Hc; good 81 9aXc, Carolina
rough may be quoted at 81 6o91 81 for INTERIOR and
81 75@2 per bushel for seacoast.
NAVAL SORES The receipts, since ths Doth of
August, have been in fair supply say about 5000
barrels. With good inquiry, at steady prices for
most qualities. Sales Of spirits of turpentine have
taken place at s71sSsc p gallon for inferior and
country packages. and S8H for New York barrels.
The transactions In rosin have been at sSas3 80 p
barrel for extra No /; 81 25as2 rs harrel for low
to good No. /; 81 p barrel for dull and .paque;
81 75a$1 IS q barrel for No. TO extra No. 2, and
81 70 p barrel for No 8. crude turpentine may be
quoted at 80 80 p barrel for virgin 50 60 p barrel
for yellow dip, and 81 go q bar ell for hard
HAY-The arrivals have been about 200 bales OF
North River descriptions some 200 bales of this
quality were sold from the wharf at &c hundred.
CoRN-The arrivals have been moderate, viz: about
COCO bushels from Baltimore and limited lots by
rail With stifening prices at h,leading markets
the rates hare have had an upward tendency. The
demand was limited. We quorej jobbins lots Of white
Maryland at 81 Se@1 40 q bushel, weight. sacks in
cluded, and 81 S5@1 81 for Tennessee. cargo OF
$500 bushels Of prime white Maryland, in bulk. was
sold st 81 81 p bushel. weight
FLOUR -lhe market is moderately supplied with
most qualities, for which there Is steady inquiry.
We quote Northern and Western super OF 81 26@7 so
p barrel; extra at IS 2 barrel, an family at SO 80
$50 q blrrel Southern descriptions are in good
supply, and super may be quo:od at 81 80 p barrel;
oot9oo
barrel.
BAooN-Is 10 moderate stock and prices have had
tendency to recede. Prime shoulders may be
quoted at 17@l7Xc. q 10. prime clear nib sides at
21@2lKc. q b Prime strips are held at 201sc. p
b.
WHEAT.-Moderate supplies OF new Souther
are coming forward, and we quote prime white at
81 70@1 70 z, qushel, and prime red at 81 400
81 80.
BgrrER.-There is fair stock Of prime Goshen.
We quote good to prime at Sc@4) cts q ib. West
ern and other lower grades sell from 20@S0 cts. p
fb, as in quality.
sALT.-rhere have been no arrivals. Store lots
are held at So 60 q sack.
INDIA BAaaISo There have been considerable
receipts of this article, and under free arrivals,
prices are slightly easier. We note sales OF large
lots at 26s. p yard. We quote jobbug lois at 26Ac
q yard cash and 27c on time. Dundee bagging.
"A inches, u; .bs. for the yard is held at 3o@s5c
Sea island baggng l5 inches wide, lbs. for the yard
9 held at 45c.
RoPE.-Ihe demand for rope Is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at Quotations. We
quote hemp at cents p ID; greenlesf at ~ cent?,
aud jute at 5000 cents ss pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of the most ap.
proved patterns, are offered on the market, at
asc p tb and sales have taken place at these figures
TpDER AND LUABER.-The market for this arti.
Gle Is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes
from $500 Shipping timber s10@15; 44d54 floor
ing at S14@15 q NJ Bright lumber. good mer-a
charitable, from clty mills, cut 10 size. from $40
@24 q NJ by the cargo.
FREIoHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, nominal; by
SAIL I'd on uplauds, aud sd on seq islands. TO Hayre,
nominal. Coastwise vessels are iurdemand-To New
York by steam ,1c on uplands, and Ac on sea
islands. 81 so q fierce on rice; by sail, Tc q b
on cotton; 81 p tierce on rice; Ioc . bbl on
rosin; So q NJ. on lumber s9@10 Q NJ on
timber. To Boston. by sail, 1S@9-16c q, ib. on
upland cotton. To Providence. 90 q N. on boards,
&c q ID on cotton. To Philadelphia. by steam,
settled and nominal; By sail, s6a7 q Y. on boards;
50 on timber; IS per ton on clay; and IS 50@4
on phcephates To Baltimore, by steam, un.
eettled and nominal. By SAIL s6@7 q M. on
Doards--ss 5O@4 . ton on phosphate rock. vessela
gre IN demand by our merchants to take lumber
freight, from Georgetown, s. c., Darien and Sstil-
10 River, Geo. and Jacksonville, Fla, to North.
ern rorts, and sl1@12 2 N. are rates on lumber
and boards.
ExcHANaE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday
was lax for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHASoE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on Kew York at par days u
OF. They are selling sight checks at X prem.
GoLD.-The brokers ware yesterday buying at
80 Il. and selling at 34H.