The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-11

| "a at so. We quote:
| LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary .:..::.I @2sh
Low utddIng.. ng.................".s @]'7a
| Mldd1ng. ...s....oo "
BY New York classification We quote:
Middling, nominal1y. ..S0h@-
| sHA ISLAND CoTToN.-The information in refer
to the growing Of this article IN this vcn
ity indicates that the plant up to this time, has pro
gressed fayorsbly. It has been retarded some what
BY cold weather. but under the late genial suns has
q healthy look, and is, in most respects, making
hopeful progress. There have been received bags
Of this class of the fibre. better demand has pre-
vailed for this staple and the market has been fairly
active with sales of about 200 bags the article clos
| ing with frmer feeling. Among the transactons
were say Of Floridas, 81 at 60c at 6S; 20 at 86;
at 6s SO ut TO- OF sea islands, bag stained at rs;
do at S5 at 60; at IS; at 10; 10 at rs; at so
| at 81 q fb. We quote common Floridas at 60969;
medium at G0@7ec. p b. Sea islands may be
| quoted at 85976 for medium and s0@Sl p ID for
| fine.
| R1oE-The market for this grain has been dull
and prices have had an easier tendency; fales about
40 derces of clean Carolina, viz: 80 terces at
81 at 7K; 45 at 7H; 81 st X; 2sat7X;4o sHc p
| Tx; good 7X@sc p fb:
| NAVAL sToREs-Tne arrivals have been about
1860 barrels Of which 900 were rosin, AGO barrel'
spirits turpentine and $40 barrels crude turentne.
The rosu was bold at s49450 p barrel for low pale;
ssa4 p barrel for No 1; 81 so@l 90 q barrel for No.
2, and slS0 % barrel for No 8. The spirits turpen:
the was sold at &c. and crude turpentine at s. p
barrel for Virgin, and 81 60 p barrel for bard.
| HAY-The.e have been received about $40 ta,es
of North Riyor and $50 bales. OF Eastern qualities
We ote sale Of 646 bales Of North Riyfrst 81 10 q
hundred, and lot of Eastern at 81 40 q hundred.
CoRs.-The arrivals have been about 1909 bushels
from Baltimore With good country and city in
quiry and limited arrivals, the market has been
rmer, and joboing lots Of white Maryland are SELL
ing o. 81 22@1 Is p hushel, weight, bags included
and 81 14@1 Is 2, bushel in bulk.
PEAa-A cargo Of clay and mixed, say some 1900
bushels received which sold at 81 IS 9 tushel
bulk.
FLouR-Tbe market Is we'll supplied with most
qualities of Northorn and Western brands OF this
article for which there has been moderate inquiry
during the week. We quote prices somewhat easier,
the very promising chara,ter of the new crop caus
ing general inclination in rates to 60 lower North
ern and Western super may be quoted at Sc % go 80
p bbl; extra at ss 75@725 . bbl.; family at 81 80
as p bbl.; and extra family and choice at s9Gl so
p Dbl. Southern qualities are in light supply, and
may be quoted At 1898 50 . bol. for SUPER; 500 so
p bbl for extra. and $lo@I1 so q b5 for ;amily to
choice family.
BAcoN-The frmer character Of Northern and
Western markets has caused harder feeling he:e.
and sellers have some vhat sa0eped their rates, and
we quote prime shoulders at l5A@l6c., and prime
clear rib sides at lsx@19c p fb.
BUrTRR.-There Is Q moderate stock Of prime
Goshen. Prices are easier, and we quote prime at
45c fb. Western aud other lower grades sell from
so@I0c. p fb, as In quality.
SALT There have been no arrivals Of this article
Store lots are held at s9@2 10 p sack.
INDIA BAaaNe-Ths market for this article
has been quiet. Gunny cloth 45H inches wde and
OK lbs to the yard, is nominal in the absence OF
transact. ,ns. Dundee baRging A inches, y lbs.
for the yard, is held OF 30@S5c. Sea island bag
cling, IS inches wide, lbs. for the yard is held at
45c.
RofE.-The demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp ut cents p b.; greeneaf at 10 cents,
and jute at sk99 cents p pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of the most sp.
proved patterns, are offered on the market, at
asc q tb.
Tn1BER AND LusbzR.-ThA market IS now we'll
supplied. and the article is dull. We quote timber
for milling purposes nom sS@s. Shipping timber
$lo@16; 44@64 flooring heavy at $1S916 NJ.
Bright lumber good merchsntable, from city mills,
cut to sze from S22a25 by the cargo.
FRE1eHra-To Liverpool by steam, nominal !;
by sail, "a on uplands, orc IA on sea islands,
with but litte going forward. To Havre noml.
nal. Coastwise vessels are In demand-To New
York by steam 70 on uplands. and 1c. on sea
islands. 81 p fierce on rfce; by sail, 70 p ib
on cotton; 81 p tierce on rice; 40c y bbl on
rosip; 50 q II. on lumber ss@10 q NJ on
timber. To Boston. by sail. K@9.lec p h. on
upland cotton. To Providence ss o H. on bcards,
%c q fb on cotton. To Philadelphia. by steam, un-
settled and nominal; by sail, SCAT q u. on boards;
SO on timter; IS per ton on clay; and s3 5O@4
on phosphates To Baltimore, by steam, IN
ettlsd apd nominal. By sail. SS@7 q NJ. Oh
boards-S8 60ea4 q ton on phosphate rock Vessels
are IN demand by our merchants to take lumber
freigbts from Georgetown, s. c., Darien and Satl-
Ia River, Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern Iots, and sl1@l2 q NJ. are rases on lumber
aad boards. There is some inquiry for lumber yes.
sells for the Vest Indies, from the points, and
$40 In gold Il offered.
E1oHANoB.-Sterllng Bills-The rate yesterday
Xas $50 for sixry day bills.
DOMESTIC kIoHANaE.-rhs banks are purchasing
eight checks on New York Il discount; days u
Discount. They are selling sight checks at Z prem.
GoID-The brokers' ware yesterday buying at
49, Ind selling at 40.
Markets by Telegraph,
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