The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-13

Stock on hand and on shipboard ... l20S 1857 TAO
SEA ISLAND CorToN.-Ihere continues to be good
demand for all we'll prepared and good qualities OF long
Cotton and previous prices have generally been main-
tanned during the week; but common and badly pre-
pared descriptions dull and holders sell these kinds
with difficulty The receipts Of the week have been the
largest of the season, and amount to about 64 bales OF
Sea Island and Floridae, against 40 the week before
The transactions have amounted to some 500 bales and
among these note the following sales, viz bales
Fordas a 40c &c at 60 20 at co. at 65 26 at 20; l6
at 76 bales Sea Island at zoe q ib 12 at 55 at 60;
at 75 at9O; at 81; at sl.05; at sllO; Cat s126
We quote the lower grades Of long staple at $50 4Oc
medium qualities 5O@6Oc; fine soc.@sl, and extra ane
and choice at s1lO@1 rs q lb.
RIUE.-The arrivals of this grain have amounted to
about 900 bushels Of rough Rice and $50 erces OF
clean Carolina from Georgetown, s. c. There has been
good demand, and the transactions OF the week have
been large amounting TOO erces of clean Caro-
na and we noto the following transa ctons: 15O erces
at &c. b 10 at 9-16; III at 81; so at 516 203 at
s,; 60 at s and So at SIC. 2 lb. We quote inferior
to common 7K@7%c.; fair at &c.; good, sA@sSc.;
common prime to prime. s]s@sAc. . ib. Yesterday
theie was sold 50 ierces at TIC. q b. 80 do at 7lc;
26 do. at S-1Gc. and do at 5-lGc. q ID.
NAVAL sIoRES.-There have been received during
and 800 bbls. Crude Turpcntne. All descriptions are
very dull and transactions have been limited in consc
quence of want of reigh The sales made early
i'll the week were at 4sc q gallon Spirits. but these
prices could not be realized Ihorc has been no
sales Of Rosin. Crude Turpcntine may be quoted at
81 10 for hard and $3.50 {, btl. for soft.
HAT.-Ihe receipts have been large, aud amount to
near 1000 bales OF North River qualities and 450 bales OF
Eastern The demand Is limited and Is confined almost
entirely to the local trade and learn OF sales of East
ern at s14O p 100 its; North River at s1.S0S135 q
100 lbs At the close holders asking sS5@1 40 for
North River and s1.45a1.5 80 for Eastern.
CORN.-The arrivals have been some 5000 bushels by
steamer from Baltimore and considerable supplies from
Tennessee Georgia and Upper Carolina. Tennessee.
Georgia and Carolina has been sold during the week ut
about s12O q bushcl, weight bags included but prices
since have lower tendency. sou bushels Of White
MarylaI was sold at s1S5 . bushel, weight bags in.
cluded.
OA1S-Are in limited supply. with only light local
demand. We learn Of no large transactions.
FLOUR.-rhe arrivals OF Southern continue light,
while Northern and Western brands are In good supply
The closing oft Northern canals having caused SITTER
feeling the North prices here have been frmer with
out Quoable improvement. We renew quotations, sly
for Northern and Western Super at sl = bb Northern
and Western Extra sl2Gl2 Sc q bb, and Family slS
OLA q bbl. Southern qualities very light de-
nand, and quote Super at S12 q bb Extra at s19
and Family at sl4 2 bbl.
BACON.-without any decided improvement in de.
mand, there is better feeling in the Meat market with
O very light stock of common qualities. In a retail
way strictly prime Western Shoulders may be quoted at
I215@lSH cents q 10, prime Western Ribbed Sides at
l5@15H cents q ID, and prime Western clear Ribbed
Sides at l6 cents q ID. The necessity for economy in
expenditure causes the demand to mainly Meat o.
inferior quality, which Is sold at irregular prices.
SALT.-Some wholesale transactions took place from
On shpboard at 81 4o@I 80 2 sack. Limited lots are
Sc ling at about 81 6o@l 10 q sack
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand has somewhat i'm
proved during the week. and holders more generally
asking 22c We quote large lots at cents cash. and
higher rates when sold on time. New York
unny Cloth is held at 26c. Dundee Bagging "A inches
Il. ts to the yard, is held at 3O9S5 cents. Sea Is
land paeging 45 inches wide, lbs. to the yard, Is
held at 60@65 cents
RoPE.-In consequence OF the use OF Iron Ties, the
demand for Rope is very light and prices irregular and
somewhat nominal at quotations Wc quote Hemp at
1904 cents = t Greenea at l4@l5 cents, and Jue at
10 cents z 10.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are coming into
use, and DILLoSs Universal fie, WM ROACH, Agent,
the Arrow Tie r. MuRE Co., Agents, the DEAEDs Tie
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & Co.. Agents, and the VALLEY
Buckle Tie, BROTHERS & Co., Agents. and GOULD
McISrIRE's Tie, WILLIS CHIsoLM, Agents. are offer
ed IN this market l09l2k cents e TO-
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Limited quantities of
Timber aud Lumber are coming to hand and we
quote River Flooring Boards at slS 2 NJ; scantng and
Plank s10Gl2 p NJ Timber OF shipping and good Mill
qualities there is tho market: common selling
at s5@6 q NJ. and CITY sawed Lumber at S20G25 q NJ.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool by steam. nominal; by
SAIL I'D on Upland and I'D Sea Islands. To Havrc.