The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-24


bushels OF Carolina rough for the week. There
was moderate business at 1rm rates, and ad-
vanced n@xc q 1b, factors showing no disposl.
tlon to press sales. The transactions were some
700 tierces OF clean Carolina, among which were
50 tIerces at 7Kc, 50 at 1873 at7A l3 at TX,
at 1915, l7S at g. 4c at Ss, at 81, half ierces
OF strictly prime at exc, $50 on private terms.
We ouote common to fair clean Carolina at 7h@
&C; good sH@sHc p ID.
NAVAL STORES These articles are coming for.
wa,d In good suopy, say about 1853 bbs spirlls
turpentlne and 2sl5 bbls ro.in for the week. In
spirits tu,p.ntIne the sales for May delivery nav
ing been partly completed there were some trans
actions at private figures while there was steady
demand for rosins, the market closing easier. ille
sales for the week were about as loilo"s: on
Friday, May II, sales about eoo uois ~"
grade rosips at 50 s. a Dbl LOT sIraiheo'
on Saturday, May Is, there were no saies
reported. On Monday, Nay 20, safes aoout
$50 bbls rosins on the basis or 81 'o@
r for extra NO /: SI@4 25 for No l; 50 so for low
No1:s325 for extla No 2; IS for No 2, and 81 %
for strained. On Tuesday, May 81, there was
fair business doine siles 800 bols spirits turpen-
line on private terms; also $50 bbls 1ne rosns al
slightly easier rates, and $50 bbls low gradcs say
ss IS a Dbl for extra No 2; So p Dbl for NO. anu
50 Is q bbl for strained. On Wednesday the
market was dull, and there were no soles report
ed Yesterday there was modera'e inquiry lor
the liner grade; CT rosin, and some l20o9l5oO DDS
changed hands on basis OF Sc 1907 for Widow
oIss "a a5 for extra pale, S. 1906 for pae, S. 50
for low pa:e, 81 6C@4 IS for extra NO l. s4e'4 20
for No l, So 5o@4 for dull and opaque according
to quality. Crude turpentine may be quoted at
ss 10 for yrgin 81 30 for yellow dip and 81 90 ior
hard.
uAY.-There were received about 300 bales OF
this article viz: $50 by steam from Philadelphia,
and AGO by rail from the West. There were sales
OF Western at s32o per hundred, by the car load,
and of Philadelphia qualities at 81 10 per hun
dred.
CoRs.-The arrivals were some 5000 bushels,
say 2.oj by steam from Philadelphia, 1000 BY
steam from Baltimore, and 5000 by sail from North
Carolina. 2Os3 bushels North Carolina white. IN
bulk, sold at csc per bushel; 1860 bushes yellow
In bulk, at CSC per bushe and 5000 bushels prime
white on private terms Jobbing los OF prime
white may be quoted ut 81 05 per bushel. sacSs
Included.
OATs.-There were 70 receipts or transactions
OF Importance.
PEAs.-The market is dull with decreasing III .
quiry, and we quote somewhat nominal m'6ea
uualIIies at 81 25@1 so per bushel. PuFe ciay at
81 COOL 20 per bushel.
FLoUR-There is q fair supt ly OF this artcle ID
the hands OF dealers, with moderate local and
interior deman' Northern and Western super
may be quoted at 81 5O@s p bbl.; extra at s. 500
80 rs q bbl.; family at sl0@1l q boL, and extra
family at sl2@l3 q Dbl. Southern de crptions
are In me- derate supply. and super may be quoted
at 81 5O@s p bbl.; extra at ss 5000 70 u DOL;
family at slO@ll p bbl., and extra family 81 $l2
@sls 2 btl.
BAcoN.-The market Is moderately supplied
With primo meat, and prime smoked shoulders
may be quo' ed at eH@0alc q ib; prime smoked
clear rio sides ut sh@sxc 2 fb; prime salted
sldes at 8: p fb, and prime salted shoulders at
&c p 10.
CoFFEs.-The article is In moderate request.
Fair to prime RIO may be quoted at 22@24c
p fb.
suaAR AND MoLAssRs-The stocks are mode
rate Fair to fully fair Louisiana sugar may be
quoted at ex@l1c q fb, good to prime grocery su'
gars may be quoted at ll@12c y tS, fair TO good
Cubas 1oX@r1Kc, fair to Prime Demeraras az
1lx@l2c p fb. New Orleans molasses, prime
in jobblDg way o. 7o@72c 2 gallon.
Cuba muscoyado moIasses may be quoted at SSc
in hhds and 4Oc In bbls, md In q joooing way ut
4o@42c; clayed at ss@s5c in hhds. and $50
SIC in bbls; Sugar.house syrup sells at 2s@24c IN
hhds, and 25@27c in barrels.
INDIA BAaGINa.-The' market for this article
maintains qulet and steady character. We
quote p yard, gunny cloth =; domestic Double
anchor, % inches, may be quoted at le@2oc;
Elephant at =, Ludlow lsc other brands as In
quality.
TIMBER AND LUHBRR.-Tho market Is qulet.
We quote timber for milling purposes
trom $e@lo. Shipping timber $1o@16. Bright
timber, good Inerchantable, from city mills, cut
TO size, from s1s@22 2 by the cargo; lumber
per rail, s1s@1b; river lumber, $ll@l3; dressed
umber, $22@26.
BUTTER AND LARD.-There is q fair stock OF this
srtcle-fancy Goshen may be quoted at So@S5c;
New York State, prime, 25@3oc; medium 2o925c;
SALT.-Jobbing parcels OF Liverpool received
direct may be quoted at 81 6O@1 10 q sack.
Parcels OF 100 sacks from store sell at 81 60 q
sack.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the most
approved patterns. are offered on the market at
7c p fb.
FRKIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi.
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York Kd on uplands, Xd on sea islands; by sail
I'd on upends, on SEQ Islands nominal. To
Hayre - on uplands. Coastwlse-to New York,hy
steam 81 On uplands and - on seq Islands;
81 50 p tlerce on rice; by sail, - p tb on cotton;
- p tterce on rice; 4oc q barrel oa rosin;
ss p N on lumber; $40 q Ii on timber. To
Boston, by sail, Kc q fb on upland cotton;
rosin CSC; resawed stuff 50 5o9sIo 80: phosphate
s5@5 so. To Providence, by sail, 50 90 y N on
boards, 10 p fb on cotton; by steam 81 y bale on
New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Kc
2 fb on uplands; by soil, So q n on boards; 50 80
@lo on timber; So q ton on clay, and $S@3 SO on
phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, 10 q d,
BY sail, So 6o@7 p on boards; Ss@s so on
timber; So rs p ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lum-
Der freights from Georgetown, 8. O., Darien
and Satilla River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Els., to
Northern ports, and 1O@12 q II are rates on
lumber and boards.
DOMESTIC ExoHANGR.-The banks are purchas
Ing sight checks on New York at par; time
bills nominal. They are selling sight checks ii@
X premium.
MISUNDERSTANDING BILLS.-The rate ye5teT-