The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-03

ona t the ose: saieS about 1000 tierceS or clean
Carolina. among which were "a a. 53i, II at So
40 at 6l $50 at So, 100 at sic, 9a at ga, l2o at
6H. 81 at 6H, 203 at 6T, 60 on private terms. We
quote common to fair at 5%@6l4, good 6HG6Tc
| q ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-These articles came forward IN
a moderate way the receipts for the week
amounting to about 1000 bbls OF all kinds. The
market was nrm for most qualities with fair de-
mand prevailing, the following being the sales
and prices for the week On Friday, October q,
rosins were drm with less strength In spirits;
sales Of rosins 7S5 barrels, say "a bbls extra No
at 81 81 bbls No at So so. 1l9 low No at IS 75
2o6 extra No at 81 so, ia No. at So IS, So low
| No at So so, 6s low No at IS 25, with small
sales spirits turpentine at 6Sc = gallon. On sat-
u.day. october IS h, there were no.sales report
ed. On, Monday, october 80, sales OF rosius 600
barrels. say 90 bbls extra No at 81, 40 bbs No
at Sc so, 90 bbls ow No at SIS IS, 63 bbls extra
No at 81 so, l73 bbls No at So 65, lc6 bbs low
No at b3 So 81 bbs No at So 35; also, IS casks
spirits turpentine at CSC q gallon. On Tuesday,
October 81, there were no sales reported oa
Wednesday, November lst, sales 462 barrels rosln'
s,y 80 bbls extra No at 81, IS bbls low No l at
SIS rs. 15I bbs extra No at 81 so. 100 bbs No al
| SO 35G3 so, 200 bbls No 2 and and extra NO at
ss eO@4 and 50 p bbl; also, 80 o5ls spirits tur-
pentlne on private terms. On Thursday, Novem-
Der 2, the business was moderate at abou: previ-
GUS rates, rosins being nrm; sales about 500
| obls as follows: 81 bbls low pale at s. 5O@7 75,
4S bbls extra No at s7@7 2S. 80 No at Sc 5o@
rs, 64 low No at IS 1906 81 extra Mo- at S. 500
60, 10 No at sI@4 10, 81 low No at 81, q ools
No at So 90. No sale5 spirits turpen'ine; asking
CSC.
HAY.-There ere no supplies OF note received
during this period, and the transactions were un'
importan-.
CoRs.-About 1000 bushels came to hand from
Baltimore. The business has been mainly 10
jobbing way, at al ut 81 o6@l 0S q bushel. sacks
included, for prime white. Sales OF l4Oo ousGels
prime white trauspired at 81 OF a bushel sacks
included, aud 800 bushels ordinary white at csc
q bushel, sacks Included.
OATS The arrivals were about 2+0o bushels.
lot OF 100 bushels was sold at 61c bushel sacks
included.
PEAs-Are 10 light stock, and clay may be quot
ed at 81 1901 25 q oushel.
FLouR.-Therei is a well assorted stock OF most
qualities OF this article In the hands Of dealers,
with fair city aad country demand. Northern
and Western super may be quoted at s6 1907 q
bbl, extra at 81 5o@s q bbl, family at IS ?5@s 2
bb!. Southern descriptions are In moderate stock
and super may be quoted at So 1907 q Dbl, extra
at ST SOFAS a bbl, family at $s 25@9 p bbl, and
extra family at 5000 p bol.
BAcoN-The market Is well supplied with this
article and prices have somewhat receded. Prime
smoked shoulders may be quoted at Sh@shc q
b Prime smoked clear rib sides at s1@shc q
ft; Sailed bellies at 1oHc, salted shoulders at
7H@7Xc p tt; Salted sides a. &C a fb, outside
figures beng the general rate for prime meat.
CoFFEE-This article still maintains firm char.
acter and sellers hold confidently, although less
activity has prevailed In the leading markets. We
quote fair to prime Rio at 2s@25c q ID. other
descriptions are relatively strong.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Tne stocks are mode
rate, but good to prime grocery sugars may be
quoted at 1lX@l2Hc p ib; fair to good Cubas
lox@llhc. New Orleans molasses, prime Is
scarce. Cuba muscovado molasses may be
quoted at so@3Sc In hhds. and 4oc In ools;
c!ayed at aaG35c in hhds. and 35@3Ic In obls.
Demerara sugar, prime 12@l2xc. Moasses,
prime in puneneons 4sc; in bbls SIC. Sugar
house syrup sells at 2l@2sc in hhds. and &c In
barrels.
BUTTER AND LARD.-There is q fair stock OF this
arsicle-fancy Goshen may be quoted at IS cts;
New YORK State, prime, 25@30c; medium 2o92Sc;
ordinary grades, sweet 15@lsc; choice Western
2o@25c. Lard Is in fair supply, and Is held at
l2@l3c p fb. Cheese-factory choice 15@l6c.
SALr-Jobbing parcels Of Liverpool received
direct may be quoted at 81 eo@l 10 p sack.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the mos
approved patterns, are offered on the market a.
5X@6c q n. Wallis tie 5@5hc.
INDIA BAGGISG.-The market is dull. We quote
a yard, gunny cloth l7@1sc; domestic Is quiet,
and double anchor, 40 inches, may be quoted at
lsc; elephant at 17K@lSc, Ludlow l7Hc, other
brands l7@lsc as In quality.
TIMBER AND LUMBBR.-The market for this art
Gle s quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes
| trom S69lO. Shipping timber Sl0@l5. Bright
| timber, good merchantable, from city NILS cut
to size, from $ls@22 q NJ by the cargo; lumber
per rail, s13915; river lumber, slo@l2; dressed
Lumber, s22@25.
FREIaHTs-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi.
nal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York Xd on uplands, - on sea islands; by sail
| IA on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. TO
Hayre nominal. Coastwise-to New York, by
i steam &C on uplduuS duu ~ w ooo ioioNNo, -
| p tierce on rice; oy sail, - q tb on cotton;
- a terce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rostni
s7@ss p NJ on lumber; Sa@1o p II on tim
Der. To Boston, by sail, nc b on upland
cotton. To Providence, by sail, IS 90 q NJ on
I boards, Xc q b on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on
New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam
| nc a ib on uplands; by sai,s q on boards;
| 50 on timber; So q ton on clay, and s39S SO on
phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, NC . %
| by sail, s6 5o@7 q NJ on boards; ss93 % q ton
on phosphate rock. vessels are in demand BY
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Daren and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and
lo@12 a N are rates on lumber and boards.
| DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-The banks are purchase
ing sight checks on New York at 20 &c discount;
time bills nominal. They are selling sight checks
at par.
| MISUNDERSTANDING BILLs.-The rate yester.
| day was at le4@2O for so day bills.
| GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
| II and selling at II.
Comparative Exports OF Cotton and itleC
from the Port OF Charleston. from Sep.
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