The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08

10 at 20. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .23H@2lS
LOW mluuiing........ Cd
| MludlinR..... 80. .25l0-
! Strict mlddlng .25k@-
| SEA ISLAND COTTON.-Thc arrivals show steady
increase and were 2l2 bags, against 1l3 the week
before and so for the week Inst year. The mar-
kct continued dull, and buyers showed but little
disposition to purchase unless at rates strongly In
their favor. There have been sold during the
week about 90 bags, mostly island cotton OF the
| medium grades, ut rates which were not general
| ly made known, but were about on the basis Of
5o@55c for common; eO@o5c for medium, and zoe
| ana upward for fine sen island qualities
| RICE.-Thc arrivals OF Carolina rough have
| been light, and were about 300 bushels for the
week, with slightly increased offerings. The mar
kct has shown rather more activity, and the
transactions have been about 25o ticrces of clean
Carolina say: 95 terces at s; 6s at S; 40 at So,
ana SO Mt So; "a ut s,lc a ID. We quote common
TO fair clean Carolina Mt 7'i@s.ic; good s,i@s.Sc
| q ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-Thcrc have been moderate re-.
ceipts under this head, the arrivals amounting to
about 1900 bbs. OF all kinds for the week. The
transactionsin in spirits turpentlne were Mt 3sG40c
In country packages, and 3os@)40 In extra barrels
Rosin was sold ut 81 1908 25 q bb for No. |;
So 259s2 60 q bbl. for low No. 1; 81 q bbl. for
dull and Opaque; 81 50 q bbl. for No ., and 81 10
| q Dbl. for No. l. Crude turpentine mny be quoted
ut So 90 q bb for virgin; So 90 q bbl. for yellow
dip, and 81 60 q bbl. for hard.
| HAY.-There have been received about 500 bales
OF North River qualities Sales OF this description
took place from the wharf at o5c.@Sl a pundred.
C0RN.-rhc demand has been light, with mode
rate receipts, say about 6oeo bushels from Bati-
| more, and limited lots from Tennessee by rail-
About 5000 bushels OF Virginia white was sold
| from the wharf in bulk, weight, at 81 4TGD1 so a
Oushcl. Tennessee descriptions may be quoted by
the car load from the depot Mt 81 35@$I 40 a
| Dushel, weight, sacks included, and Maryland
qualities, in jobbing lots at 81 45@s1 60 a busel,
| weight, sacks included.
FLouR-Therc is q fair supply OF most qualities
In the market, and prices during the week have
been without important change, the demand be-
Ing firm, both from the city and country trade.
Northern and Western super mny be quoted ut
81 25@7 80 q bbl, extra at 81 1908 z, bbl, and
family at SO 5000 so Z, Dbl. Southern qualities
are In moderate stock, and may be quoted at 81 so
q bbl for super, s8@s 25 Z, bbl for extra, and
! 5000 80 for family kinds
| BAcoN-Is In limited Stock and has been gene.
| rally steady, with n moderate demand. Prime
| shoulders may be quoted at lSc p fb clear rib
sides mt 22c, prime strips at &c, and dry sailed
shoulders ut 1611c q lib.
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| a bushcl and prime red at 81 40@l SO.
| BCTTER.-Therc is fair stock OF prime Goshen.
We quote good to prime at lo@45c e ID. Western
and other lower grades sell from 3O@35c Z, ID, as
| in quality.
SALT-The arrivals have been about 5000 sacIs
direct and $500 coastwIse. Jobbing lots may bc
quoted at So 1902 25 q sack.
| IN;:A BAGGIN0.-The market is we'll supplied
with this article ana we quote 25@26c q yard us
n ty n,,1 af, of rA&
cling, A inchcs Ia lbs for the yard, Is held at 30
@a5c. Sea lsland bagging, i5 inches wide, lbs
| for the yard, is held ut Acc.
RoPB.-The demand for rope is moderate and
prices are somewhat nominal Mt quotations. We
quote hemp at cents q lb; grecnleaf Mt 10 cents;
and jute at $500 cents q ib.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the most
| approved patterns, are offered on the market at
61s@71sc q ID, and sales lave taken place al
| these figures.
TIMBER AND LuMBER.-The market for this arti-
| Gle Is dull We quote timber for milling purposes
| from 5000 Shipping timber S1o0l6; 4I605-4
flooring Mt $14@16 q NJ. Bright lumber, good
! merchantabe, from city mills, cut to size, from
$2o@2 q NJ by the cargo.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, nominal;
by sail, we quote 9-l6d on uplands and Id on sea
| islands, To Havrc, nominal. Constwise-to New
York, by steam, PC on uplands and 1c on sea ls-
lands, 81 so q tierce on rice; by sai &c on cot
ton; 81 q tierce on rice; 4Oc barrel on rosn; So
| q N on lumber; $o@lo y NJ on timber. To Bos.
ton, by sail, sc q ID on upland cotton. To Proyl-
dence, So q NJ on boards, &c 2 ib on cotton. To
Philadelphia, by steam, unsettled and nominal;
by sail, 1907 q NJ on boards; so on timber; So p
ton on clay, and So 5o@4 on phosphates. To Bal.
tlmore, by steam, 1z@Hc z, ID; by sail, se@7 p II
on boards; SO 5o@i q, ton on phosphate rock.
Vessels are In demand by our merchants to take
lumber freights from Georgetown, s. c., Darlen
and Satilla River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to
Northern ports, and s11@12 q NJ are rates on
| lumber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING BIL1s.-The rate yester.
day was 1411S for go day bills.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. THE banks are purchas-
ing sight checks on New York at u discount; s
days y discount; 10 days per cent discount; Is
days Ia or; 20 days TX; 80 days on. They nre
selling sight checks at par.
ooLD.IThe brokers were yesterday buying ut
81 and selling at 3s.