The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-26

On Friday, April 10, the former was firm, upianos
Ilxd@>zd; sales 10000 bales; the latter was
weak at 2sxc: sales 1l0s bales. On Saturday inc
former was dull, uplands 1lHd@llAd; SAFES
10000 b,les; the latter was dull' upiauoo -
GALES 1880 bales. On Monday the iofmer was uui'
uplands l1xd@1lkd; sales 12,eoo bales; tue ia'ee'
was dull and weak at 2Sxc; sales lo'o osies- w
Tuesday the f6smer was quiet, uplands ihhuy
II IA: sales 10, 1000 bales; the latter was auh suu
nominal at 23hc; sales 1888 bales. On "eunesuas
tho FORMER was dull, uplands 1lhd; saies iz's0o
bales: the latter was weak at 22hc; sales 'Io paies.
yos,etday the former was dull, uplands Lug
11xd; sales 100 bales; the latter was dula'
23Hc.
The sales and pri esi In this ma:ketf r the week
inst closed were as follows: On FRIDAY, April 10,
there was q good inquiry at steady ngures; eaies
$50 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted
at 2o@2lH, low middling &c, middllng 22H, strict
middllng 22Ha22Hc p f. On Saturday the mar
ket was quiet aud unchanged; sales about 100
bales; quotations as before. On Monday the artl-
Gle was quiet and dull; sales 225 bales, ordinary
to good ordinary being quoted at 2o@21h, low
middling %, middling 22H, and strict miaallns
22xc a b. On Tuesday there was rather an
easier tendency in prices, with a light demana'
sales $50 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted at 2o2lH, low mlddllng ~, mlddllng
2ax, strict middiiag 22X@22Kc p h. On Wed
nesdsy there was q limited inquiry. at unchanged
| but somewhat nominal figures; sales 100 bales;
ouotattors as before. Yesterday the market was
| was dull and weak, but nominally~ unchanged;
| sales about 300 bales, Of which 100 were sold the
| evening before: 81 at COX, So at COX, IL at 2lh'
| 20 at %, Is at 2aEl, so ct 22Xc q f. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 good ordipary.. ggNNN
Low middhng. 20
Midtling.
Strict mlddltng.
SEA ISLAND corToN.-The supplies Of this
! quality of the staple were light, and amounted to
7 bags OF Carollpas and FlOridas, say 8 from
| Florida and l from Savannah. The market has
exhibited u quiet character, and the business has
been In a limited way, with Gales OF about 100
bays. among which were, Of Caro1nas, 20 at 70,
80 at rs, Is at 81 rs p 10; CT Flor!das 10 at $50:
R1oR.4The arrivals OF Carolina rough were I'M
Important. The market has shown q quiet and
dull character, purchasers generally trying to
buy az somewhat lower rates, but factors were
drm and declined. to make CONCESSIONS. The
transactions were consequently quite restricted,
and we note sales OF about31OO. TT les OF clean
Carolina for the week, among H..oh were II
uerces at s, 10 at 8 a-ls, S at 8 sic, Is atsH, % at
sko:R Id. We quote, nominsIly, common to fair
at 7K@sc; gcoi sK@sKc 2 f.
NAVAL SToRRs.-Thers were received during
this period about 5es bbla spirits t1ipentlne and
1908 bbls. rosia. There was q moderate inquiry
for these articles, with easier rates prevail
ing. The transactions for the week were as
follows: On Friday, April 10, there were received
81 bbls spirits lurpentine and Ill bbls roslni with
sales OF spirits at s6k@57, all the stock being
taken. Resins. we're weaker FOR high grades,
with sales OF about 200 bbls at So 50 for window
elss,, So for extra pale. $7@7 SO for pale, So 1901
for low pale, SIS 76@8for extra No }, e69s for dull
and opaque, So for good strained, and 81 70 lor
strained. On Saturday receipts 100 casks spirits
and 2ss bbls fosln.r 6oscssks spirits turpeniine
we4e sold at $50. In rosiDs, some $50 bbls were
'dl posed Of, mostly lew grades. Window glass
may be quoted at So %, extra pale at 81 Is, pale
at s7@7,25, low pale at Sc IS, extra No l at IS 70,
Idh1 and Opaque at 81 so@s, strained 81 70, and
black 81 on Monday the receipts were 1so CASKS
spirits turpentine and 4o1 bbls roslns. There
were no transactions. On, Tuesday the receipts
were Al casks spirits and 20s bbIs rosin. There
were no sales OF spirits. Resins were lower, with
sales Of 500 bbls. mostly on private terms. VIII.
dow glass : was, quoted at; s., extra. pale at
81 so, pslo at 81 25, low pale at So 10, extra NO 1
at S. rs, No 1 at S.. dull and Opaque at $6@e. On
wednesday, receipts 18l casks SPLITS and $50
bbls rosin. There were no sales OF, spirits, but 1t
was oneted all s5t.s Sales Of rosins $50 bols,
on the basis OF So for window glass, 81 % for ex-
ira pale, So 1907 for pale. 50 269e so (Qrl low pale.
SO 81 Tor extra NO T, $}@S 80 Tor dull and Opaque,
martet closing easier yesterday. About 100 dds
spirits were sold at $3.50; some 200 bbls low
grade resins were sod on the basis Of 81 80 for
No 2-No 2 and good strained at So Is, and
strained at 50 62k.
Z HlY.-There were received about $50 bales OF
North River descriptions, say $50 from New York
and 800 from Philadelphia; sales OF North River
descriptions took place at 81 s5@2 per hundred.
L CoRN.-Thearivals Of this grain were restricted
to about 5000 bushels by steam from Baltimore;
toob,ng lots Of prime white may be quoted at soc
a bushei, sacks included. About 5000 bushels
prime white were sold at $4,000 p bushel, bags
included. d
ioArs.lTne receipts Of this grain were unlm-
poftsnt,, and there were no transactions Of note.
tPEAs.-The market Is moderately supplied from
the interior, and inferIor'to common mixed may
be quoted at 100000 y oushel, mixed at SOL 10
2 bushel, and strictly clay qualities at 81 2o@l 40
. bushel.
FLouR.-There are moderate supplies Of this
article In the hands Of dealers, which are held
steadily with q fair local and interior demand.
northern and western sui Ell may be quoted at
81 to@7 rs p Dbl, extra at So 2s@s rs q Dbl, fam.
lily 5000 q 66i, ami extra family at $1t@11 .