The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-15

ty OF the article were l8 bags, all new Caronas.
The markethas been quiet and without Important
TRANSACTIONS, the sales being bags medium For
ilas at s5c q Is. Quotations nominal
RIcs.-There have been received OF this grain
| about $500 bushel, Of new Carolina rough. The
transactions have been limited, the market show.
| ing no important changes, with light offerings.
The sales were 80 tierces OF old fair clean caro-
lima at 7s.c, 5 new clean Carolina at SIC. 40 tcs
] OF new good clean Carolina at s7tc q 10; 10 tics
| on private terms. We quote common to fair at !
OK, good si4@snc. The high winds AMI rains
which prevailed during part OF the week nave
probably injured tie plant. as there Is much cut
In the fields. and harvest work was suspended In
conse quence OF the weather.
NAVAL SroREs.-The arrival Of articles under
this head have been u fair extent, and were
1000 bbls OF all kinds for this period The market
has been arm, and prices for spirits were higher
during this time, with the following business: On
Friday September sth there were no sales report
ed. Oa Saturday, September 9th, there were no
transactions. On Monday, September 1lth, the
sales were $50 bbls rosin, say % bbls extra pale
at Sc 75 lls bbls pale and low pale at So 25@6 So
40 bbls ,tra No at SIS 1906 1s bbls No l at $40
4
No at 81 rs, lle bbls No at 81 so, 2li bols No
at 81 ~, and es bb's spirits turpentine at 46c q
20 lon. On Tuesday, September 18th, there were
no sales reported. On Wednesday, September
lath sales about 100 bbs spirits turpent ne at iSc
p gallon. On Thursday, September l4th, the
market was generally firm, with sales OF about
200 bhls 70 in on the basis Of previous rates.
HAY-There were received about $50 bales by
all rail from ST. Louis, Mo. The stock being
light there were no transactions Of note.
CoaS-The supplies were about 500 bushels
from Baltimore. lot OF $500 bushels OF prime
white sold at 81 ol q bushel sacks included, so
days. Jobblng lots OF prime white MAJ be quoted
at 81 c3@1 05 q bu:he sacks Included.
OATs-The arrivals were unimportant, and
there were no transactions or note. We quote
sale OF car load OF western ct Gle q olshel.
PEAs.-Limited lots OF clay sell at 90c@l 10c p
bushel.
Of most descriptions, with some scarcity In super
grades, for which there is moderate city and
country demand. Northern and Western fine
may be qnoted at IS 5c@5 IS q Dbl; super at s6@
25 p bbl; extra at Sc 1901 so q Dbl; family at
81 sos p Dbl. Southern descriptions are in
y,
s6 25 q bbi; extra at Sc 1907 50 q Dbl; family at
81 1903 a bb!, and extra family at 5000 q bsL
BAcoN.-The stock Of prime meat Is only NODE
rate and prices were nrmer. Prime smoked
shoulders may be quoted at 7ia@7hc q fb; prime
SIN .ked C ear rib sides at SIC q b; dry salted
shoulders at SIC 2 tb; sailed sides at s@shc q 10
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Tne stocks are mode
rate, but good to prime grocery sugars may be
quoted at 1lH@l2Hc q 10; fair TO good Cubas
lox@lllzc. New Orleans molasses, prime is
scarce. Cuba muscovalo molasses may be
quoted at 26@33c In hhds. and 40c in bos;
clayed a: sa@35c in hhds. and 35@37c in bb!s.
Deme-ara sugar, prime 12@l2Ac. hoasses,
prime In puucheons 4sc; In bt.s SIC.
BUTTER ASD LARD.-There Is fair stock OF this
artic.e-fancy Goshen may be quoted at SS@S5c;
New York State, prime, 2593oc; medium eo925c;
ordinary grades, swec;, l59lsc; choice Western
2o@25c. Lard is In fair supply, and is he'd at
l2H@l3Hc q tb. Cheese-factory choice l2@l5c;
skinned 69loc: pared 192; q 10.
SALT-Jobbir2 parcels Of Liverpool! received;
direct may b. quoted at 81 55S1 90 q sack.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, or the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market a.
5X@6c p b.
INDIA BAaGISG.-There is some inquiry for
this article We quote p yard, gunny cloth 100
aoc; domestic s in improving demand, and double
anchor, As inches may be quoted at eoh@2lhc;
elephant at 2e@2lc, Ludlow lsc, other brands
10000 as In quality.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The market for this arti
Gle is quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes
from ss@lo. Shipping timber sl09lS. Brigh;
umber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut
to size, from $ls922 2 NJ by the cargo; lumber
per rail, sl3@l5; river lumber, $lo@l2; dressed
umber, s2o@25.
FRBIeHrs.-To Llve,poo!,by steam direct nomi
nal on up!auds; via New York "a on uplands, "a
on sea Islands; by SAL e.l6d@asd on uplauds, on
sea islands nominal. To Harre nominal. Coastwise
to New York, by steam &c on rpands and lc on
sea Islands; 81 IS 2 tlerce on rice; BY sail, - H&