The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05
sex. Turpentine dun at 40 to 4SX. Rosin quiet

ssA Turpenune dun ss AZ to 4bh. Rosin quiet
| strained s2Io.
Evening Cotton firmer Sales 800 bales at SoA.
Flour heavy and 6a1Oc lower. Superhne 10 05aB 3d.
Common to fsir extra Southern Sc EQa7. Good to
choice 81 0Da12. Wheat heavy, or 20 lower. Spring
81 As the spot, and 81 AZ to arrive. Corn or &c
bster; white Southern 900. Pork heavy and lower;
new s3lMa31M, and closing at S31M cash. Lard
duh and lower. Whiskey unchanged. Turpentine
45a45H. Rosin 90 s6a8. Freights dropping. Mo-
ney easier; prime paper. 7a9 per cent. Exchange
hrmer at 9as's. Long loA. short. sight. Gold
38%. Bonds extremely dull.
BALTIMORE, June 4.-Cotton very Arm firm at 30c.
Flour very quiet and irregular Wheat dull and
weaker. Prime white corn 88aeOc; yellow 84a88c.
Oats dull at 70a71c. Pork $32 Rib sides 17Lc;.
Clear sides 18c; shoulders 14Hc.
CINCINNATI, June 4-Mess pork S31 80. Bulk
meats 12Ac. Shoulders 16a15Ac; sides strong at
17M. Whiskey in moderate demand at csc. =
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-whiskey dull at 9Ac. Provi-
eions frmer. Pork higher at $32a32x. CLEAR ribs
174c; clear sides 17Kal7Xc; sugarcured hams
2oKo.
Lou1svulE, June. 4.-Mess pork $32; shoulders
1880; clear ribs 17Zc. '4,-
WILMINGTON, June 4.-Spirits turpentine 4lc.
Rosin shade lower at 81 1894 49, Crude turpentine
81 70a3. ar 90 25.
AUGUSTA, June 4.-The frmness Of holders Of cot
ton has checked business to-day; sales rs bales;
ceipts &c bales; middlings held at acc.
SAVANNAH June 4.-Market very Arm; middlings
281Ac; factors asking 8hc sales $50 bales; receipts
4O2 bales.
MOBILE, June 4-Receipts for the week 1917
bales; exports to Great Britain none; to other for
eign ports 1000 bales; coastwise 778 baes; stock
90 807 bales; sales for the week 1900 baes sales TO-
day 800 bales; the market Arm; low middngs 27Ac;
ha1e
NEW ORLEANs, June 4.-Reoeip:s to-day 1913 bales;
for tue week. gross, 34Bs bales; not, 2b7O baes ex-
ports to-day S01 bales; for the week to Great Bril-
tain 1928 oaes to the Continent 1917 bales; coast
wise 1888 bales; stock by running account as, 1893
bales The corrected stock by actual count 81 179
bales sales for the week COO bales; sales to-day
1900 bales; market active and sitter; low grades No
higher; n iddlinps 2sh. 0old ssA. Sterling, b1x.
New York sight exchange. par Hcdiscount
The New York Vegetable and Fruit
Market.
The New York Tribune. Of Wednesday, June2,
says:
vEaETABLEs:-No improvement whatever can be
reported in old po' atOes. Farmers had better feed
ordinary vari. ties TO stock rather than send them
here. Good stral4 ht lots Of psachbIows are about
see ey III s Ssg and n
Western in bulk. are selling at 81 37a1 50 per bbl.
Jackson whites will also sell. some early Rose are
per bushel, crate. Norfolk peas about over and
Jerseys are just beginning Aepa1a 1s advancing.
ing at Sc per bushe While ehors, yellow % E1oridas st
which should have been kept at home will only
bring 50.
STRAWBERRIES are almost glut in the market
seven cars, or about 200 crates Delawares arriving
this morning. with 600 crates from Maryland, be-
eide considerable quantities from Jersey, The Nor.
folk Va, steamer arrived yesterday with about ?50o
crates We note two shippers, from that place.
I1A Qaf atv 6ovo
brought s9761 ?6, mostly at 1Oa25c per quart. He
sent 100 crates n oneday. The other shipper, Mr..
12,00O American quart baskets In which to marAct
them. Hesent 4a4 cratea, or ~. 376 quarts 70 one
$4,000; 2ot crates are expected from him tomorrow.
Beside those mentioned he sends to another party
J his gives little idea OF the magnitude of tho
trade Firm berries received early this morning
brought about 22c to ship-in some 25c white
those which came In oo delayed train sold at 1sa
2oc-some soft fruit at 1ca15c Jersey small baskets
Of small early berries. huled, brought Case, aversg
ing ABOUT &C.. Hammonton, N. nJ.,, berries began
to-day brought 2Saasc. crate from vinean "ns Was
In too poor dtion for quotations. The Virginia
Delaware and Maryland berries are nearly all VIII
The New York Rice Market.
The New York Journal Of Commerce OF wsdnes-
| day. June q, says:
The market is dull for alr kinds OF Carolina there
ing forward in small lots the dealers do not show
confidence in the marx ct. and taking such par
cells as they can dispose of at once; we quote at
8a9A'. Rangoon is dull and nearly nominal; there
is large supply ard few buyers; we quote at 2ka
3Ac gold, for iots in bond. The stock on hand 10.
Roon. against 1859 t;ercss Caro;us aid 97o1 bags
| Raneoon at the same time last year.
Nashville Cotton Market
| NASHVILLE, June Cor roN-At the end of th @
| week just closed the market shows an improved
condition. and to-day there is advance OF fu ly
| dUo lee =,
advance Of IA in Liverpoo', and nc in New York.
Our market closes very firm fol.ows Ordinary 2In
eiA; good ordidary 24a24h; low middling 95Aa
| NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand september l. 1885, 60
Received to-day. ..................... 25
Received previously ........... so. .p55-B0 O9O
c,, Iosai J.: 90, 40
Shipped previously. 47 79e AZ 993
II demand is far greater than the supply aas
and Notwithstanding that dealers are MAKING
every effort to accommodate their customers. they
md that orders are accumuating. The shipments
to-day amounted to only 180u bushels at so and 81 Xc
sacked and in depot
OATs--We heard Of Gales to-day of 200 bushels
loose at 76c.
Wharf.-The only transaction in wheat during
the week was the sale Of crop for early delivery
| at 81 ~.
Interior Cotton Markets
YORKvTLLE, June 2---Cotton nominal at 241kc
| for good mtddllng.
CHESTER June 1.-Nothing doing In this mar
ket; accounts tccn New York exhih,t more e-mnness
| and midd'ngs here to-day would conmlnd Is to
| 25Ac. .,y,-,.,.-,-
SUMTER, June 2.-There have been about Is bale g
sold durn the week endtn9 tue "a II st. We quote
26; middling 26h; stri middlng, 2bAc.
MACON, June The demand to-day was rood
and sales were effected on the basls OF 2da28 for