The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-15

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Total exports ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1857 26SO5 956
Stock on hand and on shipboard.... 571 1916 9O4
SEA ISLAND CorroN-The receipts are increasing, and
have been 309 bales of Island and Fordas. against
100 bales the previous week There has been fair en-
ouiry and about 120 bales mostly Flori1as were dis
posed of at 80 q S5c. q ID. for stained 40 "a 6oc 10
for clean and good staple and 60 7Oc for choice and
extra Floridas We note sales OF good to prime Sea
Islands at 45c q 81 p b., and few choice baea 1t oc'
| casonally higher rates.
RlCE-The arrivals OF this grain have been large du-
ring the week. and amounts to about $4,000 bushels OF
Carolina Rough and 800 derces Of Carolina Clean Rice
the latter from Georgetown u.s. C There has been good
enquiry and factors have generally sold readily az tu
and firm prices We note sales of about 500 terces OF
Clean Carolra-say so tierces at SIC. q io oo 10 al
sc % do at 7-16c; &c at sc,; 1S terces at GIG;
rs at eAc Is do at 11l6 and so at lSl6c q b. we
quote fair at So a 81; good 81 q 81; and common
prime at So q 1s-l6c. = fb. Yesterday there was
good demand at rmer prices sales about 80 derces-say
so at So; 80 at and CO erces Mldding Rice at ga S
exc. ID.
NAVAL STORES.-There has been received about iooo
bbs Rosn and $50 bbls Spirits Turpentine No Crude
received We note sales OF Common Rosin at 81 TO- ana
Pale at 81 bbl The Spirits Turpontne was disposed
of at 50@5Ohc. q gallon
HAY.-There has been receive during the week about
14oo bales all North River Qualities About the close Of
our last report sale took place at 81 IS 1Oo but the
market has since been quiet and without wholesale trans
actions
CORN-The arrivals have been confined 70 ABOUT lsoo
bushels for the retail trade The demand Is OF the moS
limited character and we learn of no wholesale snsac
ii
OATS-Has been in large receipt, and amount 10 some
5000 bushels for the week. Transactions nave taken
place at s0@e3 cents 2 bushel, bags included
FLoUR.-Ths article continues in fair demand, and
u some cases sales been made at easier prices We
quote Southern Super at s12@1225; Southern Extra
At s1s a bbl, and Family at s14 p bbl. Northern and
Western qualities are in limited stock, but very Light
demand. We quote Northern and Western Super at
sll75@l2 p bb; Northern and Western Extra at sl276
@13 2 bbl., and Family at sl3 1904 2 Dbl
BACON-Thcre is fair supply of the qualities most
in demand prlces having declining tendency but the
INQUIRY is very light, and almost nominal The market
ia supplied with inferior Meat but it sells ut rates too
irregular to be quoted We quote: Prime shoulders at
1l1@15 cents q lb. Prime Ribbed Sides at Tx cents
To-, and Prime Clear Ribbed Sides at 1sK cents q
b There is fair supply of Belly Bacon and Strips on
the market which is sold at 18 cents p fb.
ceived from liverpool We learn of large sales large
lots being generally held at 81 and small quantities at
50 25@2 so . sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The market is fully supplied with
this article, and sellers are Offering large lots
at 23 cents p yard, cash, and 231 @ "a cents on
time and smaller quantities at CSC. yard. New York
ounny Cloth is hed at &c. Dundee Bagging, A inches
" lbs to the yard. is held atSO@35 cents Sea Is
land Bagging, As 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
somew hat nominal at quotations. We quote Hemp
1904 cents b. Greeneaf at 14@15 cents, and Jute at
u cents q bj.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton coming into
nse and D1ILoN's Universal fie, WM ROACH Agent,
the Arrow Tie R. NURE Co., Agents. the BEARp's Tie
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS Co., Agents. and the VALLEY
Buckle Te STREET BROTHERS Co.. Agents. and GOULD
& McINTRE's Tie, WILLIS CHrsoLM, Agents. are offer
ed In this market at lOh@l2h cents q tb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Some limited supplies OF
River Timber aud Lumber is coming to hand and we
quote River Flooring Boards at s13 p M scanting and
Plank s1O@l2 p NJ; Timber Of shipping and good Mill
Qualities there is none the market; common Timber
is selling at $685. City steam sawed Lumber is quoted
at s2o@l5 @ NJ.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool, by sail, were at I'd. q fb
on Uplands up to yesterday, when they hardened to
o-16d, at which rate some engagements were made
but holders OF room asking Cd On Upland ut the
close. To Hayre nominal. To the West Indies nothing
Offering. Coastwise-To New York, by steam, 1c. q
10. on Uplands, and lHc. en- Sea Islands Is tne
local asking rates. 81 5o@s2 q terce on Rice BY SAIL
I@xc. 4 fb on Cotton, and s1@1 Is q tc on Rice'
To Boston by steam lc. 2 ID On Gotten and 81 tc Oh
Rice; by saul sc tS on Cotton To Philadelphia, "a
cent. IT, on Cotton, 10y steam. and &C. p ID by SAIL
To Baltimore, by steam hc q ID. on Cotton, and 81 oo
fierce on Rice The Baltimore and Charleston Steam
ship Company take Cotton through to Cincinnan' at
so 100 fbs; Rice b5c. q 1Co lbs. To Louisville,
Cotton, ST. 20 100 fbs. Rice 75c. q 100 ibs 10 St.
Louis, Cotton, s21o q 100 tbs.; Rces5c q 100 fbs.
These steamerstake freight through to Philadelphia.
On Lumber, by sail, to New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore at SCOT q II, and on timber ss@lo q III.
nominal
ExCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-the rate yesterday was
15OH for sixty days bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks are purchasing sient
Checks on New York at of; to five days, p cent
off, FIVE to ten days. IL of; ten to fifteen days. lh Oh
afteen to twenty dys * of; twenty to twenty-five
DAYS, cent of; twenty-five to thirty days. 2H y
cent of. They are selling Sight Checks at par
GoLD.-The broksre were yesterday buying al Az anu
selling a. Al.