The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-29

Stock ON hand Gc.. 1853 1892 29S
SEA ISLAND CoTToN.The arrivals of this class OF the
staple have been 264 bales this week. against S6o bales
the week before. The article has been in good demand
particularly for the fine grades Of Sea Islands and Fo-
das aud transactions have been about equal to the
supplies-say so bales tor the week. note sales OF
common to good Foridas Ss q 45c good 10 fine 4o q
&c., and choice grades from 60 q S0c. 10. Sea Islands
are selling 45 q 55c. for common and 81 90 @ 10 =
To- tor ctoice qualities We learn of no transactions in
the intermediate grades.
RICE-There has been fair arrivals OF this grain
during the week. say about $4,000 bushels OF Carolina
Rough and 209 Of Carolina Clean the latter from
Georgetown Is. c.. There has been good demand
Some buyers operating for the New Orleans market
caused the rates the close to be particularly hr and
several parcels disposed Of at advancing prices We
note sales Of about 600 erc.s Of Carolina Clean for lie
week. say 4s tieroes at 7c. q TO- go tierces at &c. q 10
l5 do. at sc 2 b.. 100 terces at skC TO- so do at
s7Ic 2 IT,, % do. atsHc 10, so do at &C. b. and
100 do private terms. We quote at the close Com
mon at s o s4c., Good s3s g sH. and Common Prime
to Prime at 81. q &c. . fb.
NAVAL sToRES.-There has been received about 1900
bbs Rosn and $50 bbls Crude Turpentne-most OF the
Rosin was passing through, bound 10 other markets
We note sales of Strained to No. at 81 76@3 90 per bo
extremes The Crude Turpentne was disposed of at So
per bbl for Virgin and Yellow Dip. There were no
transactions in Spirits Turpentre.
aAY.-There has been received about 800 bales North
River and 700 bales Eastern to hand late in
the week. The market has been quiet and without large
transactions small lot OF Eastern changed hands at
about 81 10 per hundred The only operations in North
River have been in retail.way,
CORN.-There has been received about 1000 bushels
from Baltimore and several limited lots by rail from the
interior. lot Of MIel Tennessee in os was disposed
Of at 81 4s per bushel, bags Included. The demand is
almost entirely local. confined generally to the
retail trade
OATS.-There has been few small lots OF this grain
received since last consigned mostly to dealers We
learn of the sale OF 1000 bushels Sec p bushe weight
bags included.
FLOUR-rhe increasing arrivals Of Northern and West
qualities have somewhat depressed prices and trans
actions have taken place during the week at about Soc
bbl decline We quote Northern and Western Super at
s11 bbl and Northern and Western Extra at sl2 O0@
IL so bbl Southern qualities OF limited SALE but
prices are without important change We quote South
ern Super at So 00G12 25 q bb, and southern Extra
s19 0O@l3 so = bbl Southern Family at sl4 q Dbl. he
transactions are only in the most limited way, and buy
ers operate very sparingy.
BACoN-This article continues very much depressed,
with an almost entire suspension OF neutrality-suspicious.
for lots OF any size are consequently nominal The very
light retail trade doing is basis OF about 14c q b.
for strictly prime Western Shoulders Ice. q It, for
strictly prime Western ibbed Sils and 16lc q 10. for
clear ribbed of the quality The demand mainly
on inferior meat which can be sold at low figure.
sALT.-The receipts amount to about 5000 sacks,
ceved direct from Liverpool during the week We learn
Of no large transactions. We quote for large lots s1.75
81 q sack, and in jobbing way s225@s2 so 2 sack
The inquiry continues moderate.
INDIA BAGGING.-The market is fully supplied with
this article and buyers are purchasing only limited
extent We quote large lots at 20 cents cash, with
some increase in price when time is given New York
unny Cloth is held at &c. Dundee Bagging A inches
Ia lbs to the yard. is held atSO@35 cents Sea Is.
land Baegng, 45 inches wide, lbs to the ward. is
held at 60@65 cents.
RoPE.-1n consequence Of the use Of Iron Ties the
demand for Rope is very light and prices irregular and