The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-24

bbl S3 bbls low pale at SIS. II bo!s extra NO 81
ST. % bbs No at SIS, q b6ls low No at 81 SO, lis
bbls No at So co. $50 bbls extra No at 81 l6o
bbls No at So Is, Is bbs dull at So 25, 81 bbs No
j Mt So, 81 bbs blacl; at 81 so.
j The following are the transactions in naya!
/ stores for the week:
| RosiN-In the early part OF the week Just closed
the market for strained and No ruled very &C.
tive, but closed quiet, with Tut little stock on
hand. The sales for the week are as follows: On
Saturday 1886 bbls at So IS for extra No 81 Is for
No @ 81 10 for low No l, s2a5 for dull, So for No
and 81 for extra No 1; Monday, ls4 bbls at So
for Nos, 81 so for black, So so for low No and
So 25 for No l. Tuesday, SO b5ls at S. for pale 81
| @7 so for extra pale.
| SPIRITS TURPESTINE.-Since the close Of our
last statement this article has declined cents,
and now close. very dull, with no stock on hand.
The sales for the week are rs fonows Saturday, "a
bbls at 4sc; Monday, bbs at SOC; Tuesday, la5
bbls at 4Sc; Thursday, 81 bsls at 47c.
! CRUDE TuRPENTINE-Has been in fair request
and closed at 81 IS for new virgin, s. so for soft,
! 81 so for hard. .a...r. se
HAYIThe,earrty have been restricted TO
some zoo bales North River qualities. The market
was easier, and sales OF North River took place at
81 IS p hundred, and common Eastern al 81 so q
| hundred. 3
CoRN-The market for this grain has been
quiet; the transactions have been mostly In limited
lots at about SLoS@l.l0 q bushel, weight, sacks
included FOR good prinls Willie. The arrivals for
this period were heavy, and amount to abou!
As, ,ooasbushels, from Baltimore. TorforS snd New
Orleans. Sales OF about 1900 bushels, mixed,
sacked, took place at slo5 q bushel; and OF
prime white at 81 o7@1 os q bushel, weight, sacks
included. .
OATs.TThere have been received about $500
bushels Of this grain. sale 0fabout; 1000 bushels
took place at soc q bushel, weight bags included.
PEAs.-This article has been much depressed,
with very dull market Sales Of clay have taken
plice a~Sl e5@l so 3 bushel, as to quality No
demand for mixed.
FLoUR.-This article was in moderate request
at steady figures, wLthIalr STOCKS Of most quail
ties in the hands OF dealers, except 0ne ard su-
pers, which are scarce. Northern and Western
fine may he quoted at 50 25a6 so q barrel, super
s7@s7 so ebarrel, extra at 81 15@s6 so p barrel,
and family at SS 50@s9 q barrel southern quail.
tiles are in moderate stock, and super may be
quoted at 81 25@s7 so q barrel, extra at s. 75@
ss so q barrel, family ut se@s9 so q barrel, and
extra famly:at So 5o@slo p BARREL
BAcoN.1There Is q fair stock OF prime, meat on
the market, but the demand is light; and prices
as follows: Prime smoked shoulders, may be
quoted afrao@lokc q ID, prime smoked diclear rib
sides at 124@1sc ? b, salted shoulders at s@e1zc
p ID, and salted sides at 1th@l2c . ID.
VEGETABLES AND FRuIT.-lrlsh potatoes are
in moderate stock. Pink Eyes may be quoted at
81 7s@5. q bbl; Goodrich at s6@6 so o. ibbI:;
Peach Blows at s5@5 so q Dbl. Onions are firm
at $500 Rbbl; stock light. Green peas grown ~
this vicinity have made their appearance, and
may be quoted at s4@5 per bushel. Apples
ore. generally inferior In quality, and may be
quoted at SIS 5O@6 so q Dbl. 0ranges-none on
on the market but Sicily. Bananas may be quoted
at b2@4 q bunch. =.
SUGAR AND MoLASSEs.-The stocks are mode
rate, but good to prime grocery sugars may be
quoted at 1l1s@12c p ID. New Orleans molasses-
prime may be quoted at 55@6oc p gallon. Prime
Louisiana sugar Is held at exc, fair at sal@
esc. Cuba mascoyado molasses, new crop, may
be quoted at 35@s7c in hhds. and sS@4oc 10 bbls,;
clayed as S3@35c In hhds. and 35@37cin bbls.
BUTTER AND LARD.-There Is fair stock OF
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at a5@
4oC Is stD,i Ou1CdSu SoSsooO y -NcslclU
and other lower grades sell. .rom e0@S0c q b.;
country at o5@sOc p ib, as,in quality. Lard Is in
fair supply, and Is held at l3iI@14Isc q fb.
SAyr.-Jobbing parcels of Liverpool received
direct may be quoted at ST. S5@l SO = sack.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, ur the mos
approved patterns, are offered on the market al
G@Tc p 10.
INDIA EAGGING.-Thcre Is but little inquiry for
this article. We quote 22@23c q yard, nominal.
TIABKR AND EUMBER.-The market for this arli-
Gle Is quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes
from s6@lO. Shipping timber Sl0@l5: Bright
lumber, good merchantaUie, from City mills, cut
to size, from sls@22 q NJ by the cargo; lumber
per rail, s1s@15; river lumber, sl0@12; dressed
lumber, s22@25. -
FREIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi.
nal on uplands; via New York, "a on uplands,
1d@lH on sea- islands, by sail 15-52d on uplands;
IA on sea islands. To IIavrc nominal. Coastwise
to New York, by steam &c on uplands aud &c Oh
sea islands; 81 o5 p terce on rice; by sail, = p fb
on cotton;-- p tierce on rice; ioc p barrel ON
rosin: sT@sS p N on lumber; 5000 q NJ on tim
ber. To Boston, by sail, nc q ID on upland
cotton. To Providence, by sail, SS 90 . If ol
boards, seq ID on cotton; by steam 81 Q bale on
New York rates. TO Philadelphia; 10y steam
&c p tb on uplands; by sail, 81 q N on boards;
50. on timber; ss 2 ton on clay, and sS@S so on
phosphates TO Baltimore by steam 1lc q b;
by sail, Sc 5o@7 q NJ on boards;: sa@S Is p ton
on phospnate rock. Vessels are in demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freghts from
Georgetown, 8. G., Darien and satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and
s1o@l2 2 NJ are rates on lumber and boards
DOMESTIC ExcHASGE,-Tfe banks are purchas-
ing sight checks on New York at H@ll OFT; I've
days u Off; 10 days q or; IS days OR; 2odays
=; 80 days :. They are selling sight checks at
Hprem. ai. r'aa.'t!ore, .a..
EXCHANGE STERLING B1LLs.-The rate yester-
day was 20x@aOX for 80 day bills. n
GoLD.-The brokers we're yesterday buying at
10 and selling at II.