The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

| Middlng.... g................-.....2 O.
Strict middHng.. .22k@22h
SEA ISLAND CoTroN-The supplies ofthis quality
of the staple coming forward have become very
light. and were about SO bags for the week. There
has been q fair inquiry and with somewhat firm
er market, prices in some cases showing an I'M
proyement OF 2 to SC q ib The transactions for
the week have been about 200 bags OF sea Island
| and Floridas, among which we're: Say of sea
islands, 10 at so; IL ut IS; at 90. or Flordas, ~
at 49, at 81 81 at 3s; ut 80; "a ut 40; at ~; 81
| at 43c. We quote common Floridas at 35@3Sc;
| medium 3a@42; good 43@4s; fine and choice no
sales. Sea Islands may be quoted at A5@5e for
common; 5000 for medium; 6o@G5 for medium
to tne and 70c@s1 q ID for fine and choice
| grales.
RIcE-The receipts OF Carolina rough rice have
been only In limited way. The-very firm and
advancing market for this grain, noticed last
and prices have moved up about &c. g fb., with
steadily maintained inquiry, leading to the sale
of about 1900 tierces OF clean Carolina among
which were l2o tierces at OK; 2Ao at 6h; $50 at
SIS; 2sO at 6,4; 6s at 67i; Leo OF 7c. q it. We
quote common and fair clean Carolina at 63{@
6hc., good 63<@7c. q lb. Carolina rough may
be quoted at sl@1 80 q bushel for interior, and
81 25@l 60 q bushel for seacoast. Messrs,
Cohen, Hanckel & Co., OF our city. have issued q
rice circular during the week, in which they estl-
mate the supplies of Carolina On hand and to
come forward at 1886 tlerces, against Sol last
season-making deficiency Of 1915 tierces.
NAVAL SroREs.-The lateness OF the season has
caused the crop Of this article to be backward,
and receipts have been light. There have been
moderate sales Of pale to extra pale rosn at $40
p bbl; low pale at So so. and No. at So = bb
There is limited supply Of spirits OF turpentine
and we note sales OF $50 bbls at 4o@4lc . gallon.
Crude turpentine maybe quoted at So 5o@3 IS p
bbl for virgin, and 81 6o@o 65 for yellow dip.
HAY.-There have been received abeut 1900 bales
Of North River qualities. Sales Of this quality
took place from the wharf at 81 so q hundred,
jobbing parcels being held at 81 IS.
CoKN.-There have been considerable arrivals
from Baltimore Norfolk, DC, the supplies amount.
ing to about $4,000 bushels. The firm condition
Of the Baltimore market has stlfrened prices here
and jobbing lots of prime white are held at about
81 3s@l IS p bushel, weight, sacks Included.
OATs.-There is moderate supply Of this grain,
the transactions being for the supply OF the local
demand. We quote So9S5c p bushel, weight.
sacks included.
FLouR.-The market has q good stock OF this
article and there is q fair trade doing, prices
showing no change Of importance Sales OF 200
bbls fine took place at SIS 10 q btl; 100 super at
SIS 50 100 low extra at Sc; and 100 bbs low family
st Sc SO q bbl. We quote Northern and Western
fine at s5@5 Is; super IS 4o@5 co. extra 5000 5o;
family at Sc 76@S p bbI Southern grades are in
ho tod y
bbl for extra, and $500 p bbl for family grades.
BAcoN-Prices Of this article have frmer tend
ency, the stock being limited and demand fair
We quote prime smoked shoulders at l31@l34c
p ID; sides at 174@l7%c p 10; salted shoulders
12z@1Sc 2 10; sated sides at 161S@16Kc p ID.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-There has been moi.
crate business doing in these articles, and we
quote common grocery sugars at Q@9hc p 1t;
good lo@1oHc q 1b. Clayed molasses may be
quoted at S1@3sc, In hogsheads, and Muscovado
at 39@42c, In hogsheads.
FRUIT-The stock OF West India is light, but
a cargo Of bananas has just reached here from
Baracoa.
yEGRTABLEs.-Irlshp potatoes are in fair supply
at s2@3 q bbl. onions are scarce at Sc 5o@7 so.
Charleston green peas are coming forward, and
AS" ANoi III now sohNh peSSJ WV Nh$
article is still held at fancy figures.
BUTTER AND LARD-There is a fair stock OF
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at 3d@
4oc p tb. Western and other lower grades sell
from 2o@soc . lb; country do, at 25@aoc p ID,
as in quality. Lard is in good supply and Is held
at ls@lec.
SALT.-There have been no ARRIVALS. Lots from
store selling at 81 4O@1 so q sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The market is fairly supplied
with this article, and we qtote 2T@2Sc nominal
q yarl Dundee bagging, A inches, TX lbs. for
the yard, is held at 3O@35c.
RoPE.-The demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at cents p ID; greenleaf at 10 CENTS
and jute at s3l@9 cents q fb.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton. OF the most
approved patterns are offered on the market at
GT@IHc 2 ID.
TIMBER AND LuMBER.-The market for this artl.
Gle is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes
from s5@s. Shipping timber s1o@16; 4-4@5.4
flooring at sl4@l5 2 NJ. Bright lumber, good
merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from
s2o@A q by the cargo.
FREIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam. ,z1 on