The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17


ing quoted at 26@o7; low midding 2s; niddiins zsc
p ID.
On Wednesday the market was unsettled, ou! efs
declining to make offers, and the article closed nal
and nominal sales bales.
| Yesterday prices having receded to point more
in accordance with the views of purchasers an I'M
proved feeling prevailed, and the market became
more active sales 500 bales viz: at "a n at 2S los
at 25: los at 26k 1873 at 27; ~ at PIX; q at 2sc
We quote:
Ordinary TO good ordinary .......N te2oZ
Low niddhng.. ....ZoA9|o7a
Middhng. .............H "
SEA IsrANp CorToN-The arrivals Of the new crop
are increasing but are still light. having been 2S
bags OF South Carolina and Of Floridas for the
week. The market has been without signs OF acnVi-
ty. purchasers either beiog without orders OF Aie
holding OF to obtain better idea Of the hnai fe0ui'
Of the CROP and there have been no TRANSACTIONS III
this quality of the staple In this dull conditlon VI
the article quotations are entirely nominal Inc III
telgence in reference to the caterpillar showa' tnA'
while this insect has been quite destructive on I'M
tied number of plantations, the general damage up
to this period has not been great; but planters sna
in dread of new developments, as it Is not TOO Ase
for ruinous injury to the crop.
R1cE-The arrivals have been about l0Oo pusn-
els of new Carolina rough for the week. Some par
cells of new clean were placed on the Market ana
lot OF so terces of good to common prime now Caro-
lima sold at 8Ic p fb, and seoood parcel OF 81
terces were disposed of at SIC p ID. The crop is
being harvested in good condison. 60 a
NAVAL sroREs-The arrivals OF articles under
this head have been limited and amount to about
1000 bbls of all kinds for the week. In the absence
of supplies the transactions have been moderate at
about the following figures say So 26@S6o p Dbl Tor
extra No rosin; 50 1898 p Dbl for No do; ~ 2o9
80 p Dbl for low No do; 81 p bbl for dull and
opaque; 81 7501 IS for No 2. and 81 ~ p oolior
Nos Spirits turpentine in ordinary packages was
sold at 88c p gallon. Crude turpentine 10 in good
demand at 50 60 q Dbl for virgin, 81 60 p Dbl for
yellow dip, and 81 60 p Dbl fer hard.
HAY.-Tbe arrivals have been confined to o email
lot of North River qualities. There have been no
transactions Of Importance.
cons-This grain continued 10 show frmer ten
dency the arrivals for the week having been about
1000 bush els Of Maryland qualities. 1he demand Ia
moderate and dealers were asking for jobbing lots
of white Maryland 81 5S@1 go q bushel weight, bags
included
F1ouR-The market is fairly supplied. The arti-
Gle shows no important change in rates. and we re-
new previous quotations. Say fer Northern and
Western surer 81 2j@7 so q barrel; extra 81 100
q barrel, and family So 5000 q barrel Southern
descriptions are in moderate supply and may be
quoted at 81 so q barrel for super; ss@s 80 . barrel
for extra and 5000 p barrel for family qualities
BAcoN.z1he marke! is moderately supplied with
this article. Prices with light stock are rather
ermer in some cases; the demand has been moier-
ae for most of the period. Prime shoulders are sell
ling at171sc q ID prime rib sides at prime
clear rib sides at 21@21s; prime strips at 2l, aud
bulk shoulders. sailed, AZ 16c
WHEAr.-we quote prime white at 81 10G1 IS
q bushe, and prime red at 81 4oas1 30.
BurrEa-There is fair stock Of prime Goshen.
We quote good to prime at 5000 cts q ID. West
en- and other lou(kg,ades sell fcm 2O@so CTS. p
ID, as in quality
SALT -370O sacks received the previous week d.
rect from Liverpool we're sold private terms. $500
sacks to arrive were disposed Of with the same re-
strichons Joooiug lots from shipbolrd are held
at 81 25 q sack Store lots are held at 50 So@s2 40
p sack. ,-,' ,-
INDIA BAearNG with good stock the market
has been easier. aud We quote at 25H@26c. p yard.
Dundee bnCein,, A inches " tbs for the yard. Is
held at 3o@85c. Sea island bagging, 45 inche; wide,
lbs. for the yard. is held at 45c.
RoPE.-Ihe demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at = cents q b.; greeneaf at 10 ce,its.
and jute at 5000 cents q pound.
IRON BAN64 AND TIES for cotton. of the most ap-
proved patterns, ere offered ON the market, at 7
asc p b, and sales have taken place at these figures
Tnnrn AND Lul1sKR-The market for this arti.
Gle Is dull. weauote timber for milling puposes
from s6@s: shipping timber sle@1b; 44Q64 Aoor.
ing at s1l@15 p NJ. Bright lumber, good mer-
chantable, from city millr, cut to EiEe. from sac
@24 vsM by the cargo. -
FRrIeHrs-To Liverpool by steam. nominal; by
sail. I'd on uplands ard Sd on sea islands, nonai-
nal. To Hayre, nominal. Coastwise-re New
York ty steam &c on uplands, and 1s. on sea
islands, 81 so p tierce on rice; by sail. Ne p b
on cottonj 81 y tieroe on rice; loc p bbL on
rosin; S. p NJ. oa lumber $9910 p NJ On
timber To Boston. by sail, H09.lee 2 b. on
upland cotton. To Providence, So p II. er boerds.
&c Q ib on cotton. To Philadelphia. BY steam, un
settled and nominal; By sail, $6a7 . " on boards
| 50 on tinker; IS per ton on clay; and 50 60@4
on phosphstes To Baltimore, by steam, un'
settled and nominal. By sail. se@7 q n. on
boards-sS 5o@4 p ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown, S. C., Darien and satl-
10 River, Geo. aud Jacksonville, Fla, to North.
ern PORTS, and sl1@l2 2 NJ. are rates on lumber
| and boards.
ExcHANoE.-Steriing Blls-The rate yesterday
was lax for sixty day bIlls.
DOMESTIC ExcHANoE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York at u discount; days
4 discount: 10 days per cent discount; Is dayi
Ia of; 20 days n; 30 days OF. They are selling
sight checks at par.
GoLp-The brokers we're yesterday buying Al
| "a, and selling at 3S.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, September !6-Noon.-Consols 92'z
Ropds Suoar oniet hoth ON the enOt and af1ont