The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

large by water, and amounted to some 5000 bushels
from New York, 6000 from Richmond, virginia, and
5000 from New Orleans With considerable sup
plies on the market prices have had lower ten
dency. and we note sales of 1000 bushels of white
Virginia at 81 03H p bushel, weight sacks included
1000 bushels white Virginia in bulk at 81 % bushel,
weight. and 1900 bushels of white Southern at rate
somewhat under 81.
NAVAL STORES-There have been received about
600 barrels for the week. Extra pale rosin has been
sold at 50 y bbl; pale at S6@7 and low No. at 50.
Several small lots Of Nos. and disposed Of at
81 s5@1 80. Some 80 bbls. spirits turpentne
changed hands at 45c % gallon. Crude turpentine
may be quoted at $4 90 for virgin.
HAY.-This article has arrived freely, ard the re-
ceps have been near 1000 bales OF North River and
400 bales of Eastern qualities. North River has
been sold from the wharf at 81 16 % hundred, and
lot at rate somewhat lower. We learn of no large
sales Of Eastern, which may be quoted in jobbing
way at 81 40@1 As.
FLOUR.-Dealers have o full and we'll assorted
stock Of most grades CT Northern and Western
brands, for which there has been good country and
saair city demand. Prices rather less frnn and
We quote Northern and Western qualities at SO so
for fine; Sc 75@7 as for super; 81 2B rs for extra
So 5000 for family and $40 50@11 q bbl for choice
Southern descriptions in light stock and may be
quoted at SO 5000 for SUPER 50 5o@1O for extra and
$40 50@1l % bbl for family Campsen City Mills are
selling 50 % bh for snner; go so- extra and sl2
for family.
BACON.-The inquiry for this article has been
quite restricted and prices have had lower tenden
cy. We quote prime shoulders at 151S@15a1c % fb;
prime clear rib sides at 18S S18Ac ib. Dry salted
shoulders are held at 146@14X, and sides at 173S@
17skc % tb.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs.-There has been
moderate inquiry for these articles but the traneac
tons have been general in limited way. We note
arrivals of cargoes from Cuba and Porto Rico,
which will probably be placed on the market in
few days, when quotations be more reliably
given.
sALT.-A small cargo of 2700 sacks from Liver
pool has just &C me to hand. A lot from sbipboard
was closed out at 81 80 q sack. Lots mshipboard
are selling at about 81 80 % sack. The article from
store is selling at 80 1O@2 16 p sack.
BUTTER.-Prime Goshen, Of which there is
moderate stock, is quite firm, and may be quoted at
50@55c % fb. Western and other low grades sell at
3o@4oc y it, as in quality.
INDIA BAGGING.- The market for this article
has been quiet Guuny cloth 4516 inches wide and
AZ Tbs to the yard is held at 23k@24c. Dundee
hagging. A inches, IN Tbs. for the yard,s held
at 3o@S5c. Sea island bagging, 45 inches wide.
Tbs. for the yard, is held at 45c.
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at cents q tb; greenleaf at 10 cents,
and jute at sh@9 cents o pound. a.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of the most
approved patterns are offered on the market, at 7
asc % fb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Ihere is only
small ock of this article in the market and receipts
light Timber, for milling purposes, may be quot
ed at 6%$8 y M feet. Shipping timber at S12 @ M
and upwards 5-4@4A Nfoorng scarce and would
command SIS % M. Bright lumber, good mer-
charitable. cut to Rize from 22@25 by the cargo.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool by steam, we
quote 9Sd on upands. and IA ON sea leland !;
by sail, ia on uplands, H@A on sea islands.
Havre nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban ports
north side on lumber, 50 90 in gold and SO
south side. Coastwse-To New York by steam
80 % ib uplands and 1c. on sea islands,
81 so % terce on rce;b sail, - q bale on up.
lands and -- % tierce on rice; on boards 81 500
% M, on resawed lumber $40 % NJ. On timber
-. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore 1c a. ib
on cotton and - q tierce on rice; by sail 9-1eA
80 q ID on cotton, S12 90 q M. on resawed lumber
and $13 90 % M. on timber. To Philadelphia, =
p ib on upland cotton by steam and &C, %
tb by sail; on flooring boards 50 q NJ; on re-.
sawed lumber, $40; timber, $40 81 % M.
10 Baltimore. by steam, cotton No. on uplanGEaMI M
T terce on rice; phosphates, q 1000 fbe., 81 ID
packages. in bulk per agreement lumber
q 5000 as in size wheat o bushel 20, in sacks.
By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, nc. !;
rice v tierce 80 0c; phosphate per ton. Sc
in packages. To ouisville. KY, on rice, 7Sc. a
hundred. To Cincinnati $50. To St. Louis s5c
By sail on boards and scantling, hence to Baltimore
So; on lumber $40; phosphates s5. z,
ExCHANGE.-Sterains Bills-The rate yesterday
was 14o% for sixty day bills
DOMESTIC ExoHANaR.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York par; days Il discount
They are selling sight checks at u prem.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
80, ind selling at 33. .@