The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13

this time. Medium to ine Carolinas have been In
steidy request, with nrm market for teese
kinds, while common grades are not In demand.
The nrst sale OF fine new Floridas took place, be.
ing lot OF bags on private terms, and bags
medium do at 4Ic 2 ID. The transactions In Car.
oliuas were about 100 bags all medium to fine
grades, among which were at IS, 4 at 70, 10 at
u.s. at 49, Al at so at SEX, l3 at IS, II at 81,
at e5, 2 bt 81.
RICE.-The arrivals OF Carolina rough were in
better supply, about 10000 bushels coming to
hand during the week. There has been steady
demand, the market showing occaslonalls slight.
" easier rates. with sales OF about 80 terces clean
Carolina, among which were IL te-ces at &c, IS at
7s 100 at TX 81 *, 2o5 at s. 40 at sl-6, l6} at
81, IS at 8 3 l6, 90 at 8hc. We quote common to
fair clean Carolina at T@7Ic, good s@siSc, com.
mon prime SIC.
NAVAL SToREs.-The recaipts OF these articles
were In moderate way and amounted to about
100 bbls for this period. The market has shown
nrm character, and some qualities were higher.
The business OF the week has been light for the
want OF stock, and was about as follows: On
Friday. october G. there were no sales reEorttd
% Saturday. October :. rosins were in Cemand
at higher rates for the lower grades; sales as fol-
lows: 4s bbs low pale at s. IS, II bbls extra No.
at Sc 75 20 bbs low No. at SIS 25, 81 bbls extra
No cat So I0 Is1 bbls No. at So 4o SO bbls low No
2 at So 80. There were no sales OF spirits turpen.
tine On Monday and Tuesday there were no
sales reported. On Wednesday, October IL, and
Thursday, October IL, about 500 bbls rosn sold at
1925 fer No $50 IS for low No $3.50 rs for No .,
s. rs for extra No. q IS so for low No. l, Sc 80 for
No. l, 81 for extra No. !, and 81 so for low pale,
and IS r extra pale; also about los bbls spirits
turpentIne at 6l@62c a gallon. Crude turpentne
may be quoted at 81 for virgin, So 4o@3 so for
yellow dip, and 81 for hard, the market closing
6rm for all grades, AMI little or no stock.
HAY.-There were received abo t 22l bales OF
North River qualities. About 200 bales o: tlis de.
scrlptioa sold at 81 go a hundred.
CoRN.-About $500 bushels OF this grain came
to hand. JJbbing lots may be quoted at ST o6 C
81 Os q bushel. sacks included. lot OF 1900
bushels fair white sold at 81 o. q bushel. sacks
included.
OATS The arrivals were about 1000 bushels.
There we e no wholesale transactions.
PEAs-Are somewhat scarce, and Old may be
quo ed at s1Gl 10 AMI new at 81 o5 q bushel.
FLoUR.-The market Is fairly supplied with
most qualities ofihis article, with nrm prices pre-.
vailing and fair city and country demand.
Northern and Western super may te quoted at
So 1901 = bill, extra at 81 sc@s q bbl, family at
$500 q bbl. Southera descriptions are IN m pde.
rate stock, and super may be quoted So 1901 q
bbl extra al 81 SOFAS per bbl, family at $500 q
bb', and extra family at sj9lo q Dbl.
BACON Prime meat is in moderate stock, with
a good demand at full prices. Prime smoked
shoulders may be quoted at sh@s'lc q ID, prime
smoked clear rio sides at 91s@9Ac 2 ID, prime
salted shoulders al 7lsc I, ID, aud prime sailed
sizes at e@9Ac q fb.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The stocks are mole
rate, but good to prime grocery sugars may be
quoted at 1lX@12Kc q ID; fair to good Cubas
lo%@nkc. New Orleans molasses, prime is
scarce. Cuba muscovado molasses may be
quoted at 36@3sc in hhds. and 4oc in bbls;
c'ayed q. sa@35c in hhis and s5@37c in bols
Deme'ara sugar, prime 12@12l4c. Molasses.
prime IN puncheons 4sc; in bbls SIC. Sugar.
house syrup sells a; 2l@2sc in hhds, aud &c in
barrels
BUTTER AND LARD.-There Is a fair stock OF this
a;'ic:e-fsnc? Goshen may be quoted at a5 cts;
Nv fors S;a,e, prime, 25@3oc; medium 2oa25c; !;