The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-04
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, June 2.-CRUDE TuRpENTINE.-
The market ha, been somewhat unsettled ior
yellow din and hard. These grades opened c.
Friday at 81 SIS for hard and 81 SIS for yellow Clip
and on the following day the latter advanced ~
50 3D. but on Wednesday decline on bnlh loGS
place and the market closed at 81 80 l0T nald
and So so for yellow dip, but to-day (ThursdaJ)
considerable dullness pervaded the market, ana
q dec!ile Of 10 cents on yellow dip, and cents on
and Sc IS p bbl for the latter. The receipts con.
tinue lirht, though they indicate an improvement
on last week. The sales are s63 bbls.
SPIRITS TuRrENTISE-The market mas rru ruiea
uuet but firm ut SIC through the week. The le-
ceipts nave been fair, aud a liberal business mas
been doing. The sales reach about lo5o casks,
viz Friday, S6S casks at SIC per gallon; trltlay:
casks at 34}sc, New York casks; Saturday. Is
casks at &c; Saturday, Is casks at 3its New
York casks; Monday, $50 casks at BIC; Tuesday.
l65 casks at SIC; Wednesday, so casks at 3D. 34i4a
3IJsc New York casks; Thursday, 25O casks at SIC
per gallon.
RosIN.-The market has generally ruled quiet.
Medium pales are about 25 cents OF, extras are
scarce, and sell readily when ofrered FOR NO
very light inquiry has existed at S2to IS 80; ior
No 2 there has been more demand at 81 60 to
81 90; for strained the market for the 6rst TWO
or three days OF the week ruled firm; and 1t SGs
IN good demand at 81 IS, but the market closed
could learn, at 81 so per bbl, which figures hold.
ers were not inclined to accept; but today
Thu7sday) q rather better feeling was exhi-
bited, and the market closed with more nrm'
The sales reported are as follows: Friday,
7e3 bbls at 81 IS for strained, 81 Is for No 2,
81 rs for pale, S. 80 for extra pale, and SIS
81 ssa1 90 for strained and No 2, and soase for
low No /; Monday 500 hbls at 81 81 for strained
and No 2. So for low Nc 1, rs for No and l2H
for pale; Tuesday S47 bbls at 81 SIS for strained
and No 2; so for No 2, and 40a4 621a for pale;
Wednesday, 545 bbls at 81 IS for strained and No
q Sc for No l. 25 for No and s4a4 621 for pale;
Thursday AS bbls at 81 IS for strained, 571s for
strained and No 2, IS for pale, end % for extra
pale-all per bbl OF $50 poun6e-
TAR-Has experienced no change. The receipts
continue very light, and the market dull. The
sales are only IS bbls at 81 70 per Dol. lNote..
This quotation Is from raft-"in water"-and
does not include cooperage, inspection, &C.
Macon Market.
MACON, June 1.-CoTToN.-Receipt to-day II
bales; sales 18 bales; shipped 20. Receipts FOR The
week ending this evening lS4 baes; saies M Ss sSI
from those OF the week before Of 80 bales, and
falling OF in sales OF lis bales. The market du.
ring the week under review has been quiet, and
price have, generally, manifested downward
tendency. Under this depression holders have
steadily stood aloof, and the offerings have been
very light all the week. There has, however,
been good demand for the better grades or cot
ton. The market closed this evening ut 2o}Sc for
the best.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1862. .............. 1I9
Received to-day. .................... ~
Received previously s,65o-7S.657
Shipped to-day. ay....................... 70
Shipped previously H,7l7-1l,7l6
Stock on hand this evening 1890
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, May 3l.-CoTToN.-The receipts
of cotton during the week which closes today,
ri ko1a
and 259 for the corresponding week last year.
The shipments comprise i27 bales. against 1861
last year, and 727 for the corresponding week last
year. The sales OF the week include 322 baes
against 93S bales last week, and 83I bales for the
corresponding week last year. To-day, there was
no Improvement whatever, and about as dull a
day as ever experienced by our FACTORS at this
season Of the year. We continue our quotations
nominally as follows: Inferior 14al5; ordinary l6a
Il; good ordinary lSal9; low middling aoa2olsc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, lS6s.......... None.
Received to-day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Received previously .i9, ,426-lsl5
Total........................... 1886
Shipped today. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3a
Shipped previously. HI 7Sl-44, 76s
Stock on hand. .......... 1890
FLoUR.-The business OF the week foots up
very handsomely, both In sales to The local trade
and In shipments. We quote the market steady
as follows: Supernne 81 50; extra So; lamly So;
fancy SO rs.
CoRN.-Since our last weekly review, corn has
weakened and q further decline is looked for. We
report sales and shipments to-day OF 900 bushels
at ST 27k sacked and delivered In depot.
WHEAT.-We quote hurtng price as lol!oWs:
csc; red slal 05; white and amber |
s1lOal l21s; sales to-day 0f 900 bushels white at
81 %, sacked and delivered In depot.
OATs.-The market Is quiet. We quote at 70ai |
sacked and delivered In depot
savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, June o-CoTToN.-There has been
! moderate demand during the past week, buyers
.ouCht from daY to laY for The hotter rrairg