The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-18

LIVERPOOL CLASaf1CAtAVN.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..2s3f@29H
Low middhng. g....................oo gooN
Aiddnng. g................... .....'...ol S-
BY New York classification we quote:
MiddlirT, ......................91 .91HG32
SEA Island CoTroN.-Ihere have been no arrival
ofthis quality Of the fibre since our last report
The inquiry for this article has been fairly sustained
bat the reducing stocks, united to some frmness OF
part Of factors, has somewhat lessened transac
tons We note sales ofshout 100 bags OF sea island
and Floridss for the week. say sea island at 80;
Floridas, / at 80; at s.; 10 at e5: 81 at 60. VI
quote common Floridas at 100000. medium at 60@
zoe p fb Sea islands may be quoted at 85@75c TO
medium snd sOo@si p fb for fine.
R1or-Ths demand for this grain has been steady
and prices for much Of the week allowed no fmpor
tant variation, but yesterday closed frmer. salel
about 500 tierces OF clean Carolina, say 40 terces
7x; 16e at TX; s at TX; 1so at Sc; 10 at exc 10
We quote common to fair clean Carolina ct TX OK
good at s1[c 8 fb.
NAVAL SToaEs.-There have been received during
the past week 900 bbs rosn, AGO bbls. spirits tur
pentne and 4ss bbls of crude turpentne. The rosin
was sold at 81 25@460 p Dbl for pale. ssas so .
bblfor No ], 50 II q bbl for low No /, 81 s6@1 90
bbl for No as to quality, and 81 90 bb for No s.
Spirits turpentne was sold early in the week at &c.,
but closed dull at $50 p gallon, leaving some stock
on hand still unsold. Crude virgin turpentine was
disposed Of at So p bol; yellow dip at So 90, and
hard at 81 60 . Dbl.
HAY-There have been received about 700 bales
of North River qualities. We note sales of this
description from the wharf, at 81 II p hundred.
coRN.-The receipts Of this grain have been I'm
tied, say about 10 900 bushels from Baltimore. The
demand for plantation purposes continued good, end
with moderate supplies and nrmer markets elee.
where this article has hal an upward tendency, and
joobiug lots were selling at 81 27@1 go p bu' hel
weight bags included, for white Maryland, and 81 q
p bushel for yellow.
FLOUR The market Is we'll supplied with most
qualities of Northern and Western bran DIS, and with
free arrivals and good crop prospects, prices have
been in buyers favor. We quote Northern and
Western super at Sc 25 p Dbl; extra at Sc 50@7 a
bbi family at 81 50@s 80 p Dbl, and extra family at
s1o@11 so p bbl. Southern qualities are in light
stock, and may be quoted at ss@s so q Dbl for su-
psr; ss@9 so q bbl for extra. and s11@l1 so p Dbl
for family.
BAcos.-Ihis article hss become frmer with an
upward tendency and some Improvement in tfe de-
msnd We quote prime shoulders at l61Sc p ib,
and prime clear rib sidesat l917c p ib.
BurrER.-There is moderate stock Of prime
Goshen. Prices are easier, and We quote prime at
4Oc q fb. Western aud other lower grades sell from
so@s5c. p tb, ss in quality.
sALT-Ihere have been no arrivals Of this article
Store lots are held at $2@2 10 p sack.
INDIA BAaoMa-The market for this arbAe
has been quiet euuny cloth I5A inches vide and
az lbs to the yard, Is nominal in the absence OF
transactions. Dundee baRging, "A inches, " fbs.
for the yard, s held ct S0@a5c. Sea island bag
ging Is inches wide lbs. for the yard, is held ut
45c.
RoPE.-Ihe demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
1uo.e hemp at K cents q b.; greenleaf at 10 cents,
snd jute At e11dDs cents y pound
IRoN BANDS AND Ties for cotton, OF the most ap-
proved patterns, are offered on the market, at
asc p ID.
TnHER AND LuRER.-The market is now well
supplied, and the article is dull. We quote timber
for milling purposes from s59s. Shipping timber
slo@15; 44@64 flooring heavy at s1S915 p n
Bright lumber, good merchantsble, from city mills
cut to eize. from S22925 by the cargo.
FREIaHTs-To Liverpool by steam, nominal
by sail, I'd on uplands, and Sd on sea islands
with but litte going forward. To Havre nomi
nal. Coastwise vessels are in demand-To New
York by steam 10 on uplands, and 1c. on se'
ialands, 81 p tierce on rice; by sail, &c p Il
on cotton; 81 p tierce on rice; 400 p Dbl. or
rosin; So p n. on lumber s9@10 p N. on
timber. To Boston. by sail, h@9.l6c p fb. or
upland cotton. To Providence, So q N. on boards
Nc q tb on cotton. To Philadelphia. by ateam, un
settled and nominal; by sai, s6a7 q u. on boards
50 on TIMER; IS per ton on clay; and So 6o@.
on phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, un
etued and nominal. By sail. 1907 q NJ. OF
boards-Ss 5O@4 2 ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freight, from Georgetown, 8. O., Darien and Sall
Ia River Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern rorts, and s11@12 q n. are rates on lumber
and boards. There Is some inquiry for lumber yes
sells for the West Indies, from the same points, and
$40 In gold is offered.
E1cHANeE.-Sterl,ng Bills-The rate yesterday
was 1857 for sixty day bills
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks ore purchasing
sight checks on New York u discount; days y
discount They are selling sight checks at 4 prem
Go1p.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
81, ind selling at S9..