The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-08

sales 800 o8le9., IN ,Saturuay tne 1ulMer WAS uuh
at sxd, sales 5000 bales; the latter was quiet and
nominal ct 2oKc, sales 6oobales. On Monday the
former closed dull, up!ands 9xd, sales 10000
bales; at the latter there was no business. On
Tuesday the former was quiet and steady at
eHd, sales 10 900 bales; the latter was dull at zoe,
sales 600 bales. On Wednesday the former was
nrmer but not higher at sXd, sales 1900 bales;
the latter was flrmer at zoe, sales 23o0 bales.
yesterday the former was drm at e2id, sales
Id2ooo bales; the latter was quiet and dull
i The ansactions in this market have been as fol
lows: on Friday, July 1st, there was moderate
business doing at steady rates; stock light; sales
zoo bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quot
ed at Is@17A, low midding 18, middling 1S4@
lsK, and strict mlddllng 1sAc . fb. On Satur.
day the demand was fair and prices unchanged;
GALES $50 bales; ordinary TO good ordinary being
quoted at 1e@l7&, low mlddling IS, middll,g lsA
i9lsX, and strict middllng 1sXc b.. On Mon
day, tbeing aholdsy, there were no transactions.
On Tuesday the article was dull and easier; sales
l25 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted
at lo9I1x, low middling 10, 3middling 1Sl4,' and
strict middling 1SKc p fb.. On Wednesday the
market was depressed and business confined to
about 30 bales, bayers Offering lSc p fb for mid
ding; quotations nominal. Yesterday there was
better inquiry at more steady rates; sales about
400 bales, viz: at Is, at Il at 14l4, at 15H,
4s at 10, % at 16X, As H. s3 at 17H 50 at Tx,
IS at 1s, 81 at 1sxc. We quote: e,
I'll ~ LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
I Ordinary to good ordinary. -. .l5H@l7h
Low midding ng............:......15x .15x@lS
sstss mldding: :EOniSai. &
SEA ISLAND CoToN.-The arrivals have beer
limited 70 some 8 bags from Savannah. .. fhe
'ro.s . .ss peen quiet, and the reduced charac-
tar OF the stock prevents transactions OF import
anoe. Previous quotations are continued nomt'
nally say common Florldas s5@asc; medium 500
20: good 4s@45; nne and choice nominal Sea
Islands may be quoted at 10000 p b. for com.
mon; be@so for medium; eo@s6 for medium to
fine, and 7oc@S1 p % for fine and choice grades.
! RIcE.4The transactions for this grain have
been in limited way, prices showing steady fea-
tures during the week. The sales have been
about 500 tierces of clean Carolina, among which
were se tierces at Ike; IA tierces at *; SO ats;
IS at 8 1-s; leat s1Ic q b. We quote common to
fair clean Carolina as7@7Xc; good s@sKo p fb.
Carolina rough may be quoted at 81 So@l 30
bushel for interior, and 81 4o@1 60 p ousnei LOT
seacoast. 1i.; sY1S9 e -. - - s''''''r
NAVAL SroRRs.-There has been only mode
rate business in these articles, the transactions
for this period amounting to about 1000 ools OF
all qualities; among which were IS bbls spirits
turpentlne at $50; 81 bbls low pale to extra pale
rosin ct s4a6 25 p Dbl; lbs bbls Nos. and . at
Al 55@1 so Z, bbl. Yesterday there were sold 2o1
bbs pale rosin at 81 so; 1o6 low pale at $4@4 25;
80 dull at $s; 10 Opaque at 81 80.
!. HAY.-There have been received about SOL bales
Of North River qualities; sales OF this description
took place from the wharf ts1 20 p hundred.
CoRN,-There have been no arrivals Of this grain
for this period. A moderate jObbing trade has
prevailed, the prices Of good corn being rather
steadily maintained, and, at the close, prime
white was held. at 81 4o@1 AZ p bushel, weight,
sacks inclnded.' -
OATs.-The market has moderate supply, with
a limited local demand at about s5c p bushel,
weight bags included
FLouR-The demand for this article Is only In
a moderate way, prices showing no change.
Northern and western fine may be quoted at
s6 1896 p Dbl; super at Sc 2S@e SO; extra SIG
rs, and family at $s@s so 2 Dbl. Southern
Qualities are In limited supply at 81 z5@7 10 Q
,bbls for extra, and $500 p Dbl for family grades
BAcoN.-The stock OF prime meat Is limited, but
of inferior kinds abundant. The former are held
at 14k@15c Q ib forprtme to strictly prime shoul-
ders; strictly prime clear rib sides 1S1sc q ID.
salted shoulders 1S@1S1kc p fb; sides at 1o@l61lc
ID. Inferior are dull and difficult Of sale at r-
regular rates.
FRUIT AND yEaETABLEs.-The market is fairly
Trio Southern
growth, tomatoes and other vegetables, with
watermelons and cantelopes, in which fair re-
tail trade Is doing.
sueAR AND MoLAsSEs There Is o moderate
business doing in these articles and we quote
prime grocery sugars at l1A@l1hc p b; good
at iokc p lb. Clayed molasses In hhds at 3Sc; IN
bbls at 4l@4ec; muscovado do In hhds 4lc, aud IN
bbls at 45e z, gallon.
BUTTER AND LARD There Is fair stock OF
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at $50
4oc p tb; Chicago prime 2s@Soc p fb; western
and other lower grades sell from 26@Soc q 10;
country do at o5@soc 2 fb, as in quality. Lard Is
In good supply, and Is held at 1s@1She.
SATr.-There have been no arrivals. Lots from
store selling at 81 40@1 SO p sack. ~
INDIA BAGGINa.-There is but little OF this artl-
Gle on the market. We quote so@s2c nominal p
yard. Dundee bagging, a inches, IL Tbs for the
yard, is held at So@s5c.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market at
aK@7Kc p b.
T1hBEK AND LuMBKR.-The market for this arti.
ole is dull We quote timber for milling purposes
nom S5@9. Shipping timber $lo@15; 4-4@64