The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-22

| Stock on hand and on Ghipboard.... 6s5 1897 s4s
SEA ISLAND cortoS.-The receipts Of this quality o
the staple have been moder.e, say about SGD bales Of
Sea Island and Fordss for the week. We quote fair
demand, particularly for good and well prepared LONG
staple and 800 bales Of all qualities have changed
hands curing the week at about S545c for fair to good
Foridas and o5@15c. for fine to choice. The bulk Of
the transactions in Florida descriptions, but Sea
Islands are selling at 4OG50c for fair to good and SIG
Liz q b. hre to choice No sale OF the intermediate
grades Of Sea Islands The disturbed condl Ion OF the
country is oarsing the long staple crop to be
ward more quickly than usual and the early receipts
will not in consequence be indication Of tn size OF
the crop The latest reports from the entire long staple
regions confirm in fullest degree the early statements
in reference the entire ruin OF the present crop
OF long staple Cotton end 1t is the belief of many that
the yield Will nos reach 16 900 bags.
RICE Tho receipts OF this grain for the week just
closed have been limited and were about 1000 bushels
Caro- Rough Rice For several days past the In
lui has been light, and sellers have generally bad TO
yield soeh ug TO the views Of buyerD, and prices have
less sat siactory than they wee the previous week.
rhe weeks transactions have amour ed to about 6oO
uerces OF Carolina clean. say IT terc at 30. q b. %
do sHc q b.. 1s5 do s1Sc. q b.. IS do. at 6leo
so do at sHc q b., and llo terces on private terms
We quote. Common, &c. q b., fair TO good 7H@sMc.,
good, 6-1s@sHc. 2 tb; common prime about sXc. g d.
Yesis dsy 5s terces changed hands at TIC. ID.
NAVAL sTORES.-Ihere as been received about 1883
bbs spirit 1o4A bos Rosin, and 20 bols Crude Tur-
peEiine. The Spirits Turpentne was sold ct SOC. y
gallon. The bulk Of the Roin merely In trl2su,
but some sales topk pllce at IS q bb for No. and
ss 25@s 90 bpl. for No / The Crude Turpentne was
disposed Of at ,s q bbl for virgin and yellow DIP and
81 go q Dbl. for hard.
HAY.-The arrival OF North River descriptions have
teen rge and amount to $500 bales exclusive Of
considerable shipment for the Of the army. We
learn OF Wholesale transactions but limited lots are
being sold ct about 81 80 hundred for North River
CORN.-The receipts OF this or IN during the week
have about 200 bushels conigne 10 dealers. The
transactions confined almost entirely to the local
trade and have been OF retIi character. Sales are
made in smau way at 81 so 2 bushel for new. and
81 6o@l 10 for old primo white weight bags included
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES.-SIessrs street Bros. l.
Co. sold at auction during the week the cargo OF the
schooner Lilly, from Areico. P. R., put into this
port In distress 10 hhds. Sugar was sold al 1910
ID; u do. at - slsc; 1sl do at IS 10 do at 13o.
ID. The Molasses disposed of at 54G65c. gallon.
OATS There has been received about COCO bushels Of
this grain. mostly consigned to dealers The market
dull. and we learn OF no wholesale operations.
FLOUR he arrivals OF Southern have been light,
and prices have been firm at sl2912 80 bb for South.
ern super; $3.50 bbl for Southern Extra and SAG
Is-eo DBL Tor southern Family. There increasing
arrivals OF Northern and Western brands which are
oasSed At slso bbl for Super. and sl25o for Extra
Baltimore Super IS held at sl2 q bbl and Baltimore
Extra at SIS p Dbl.
SACoN-Ihe market for this article is overstocked.
and the demand is OF the most restricted cbaracter II
being dfHcutol sale and prices in favor Of the buv.-
Large lots have to be arS y reduced in price To na
chasers. Prime Shoulders are selling in ra+,, NOV
only, at lac. 3 b. prime ribbed Sides at IT and rr,
clear ribbed Sides at l7Hc. p tb The demand runs oe
neraly on inferior qua tiles o. meat which can be .od
at low figures
SALT.-lhere have been no receipts of this srtic,o
since our last report We learn OF sales in large lots AZ
s175 a sack for Liverpool Common. We quote in large
lots at 81 752 SACK and smaller Quantities at 81 2s
"a 50 q sack.
rSDLA BAGGING.-The market 10 fully supplied with
this article and buyers purchasing only to limited
extent H,ders in some cases are oferfng large lots at
% "a % cents cash, and 23z g "a cents on time and
smaller quantities at 2b cents q yard. New York
unnv Cloth is held at 2ec. Dundee Bagging A inches
IL It's. to the yard. is held at30SS5 cents sea Is
land Begging 45 inches wide. fbs to the yafo' is
held at 60@.65 cents
RoPE.-In consequence of the use Of Iron Ties' tho
demand for Rope is very light and prices Irregular aIa
somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp
lsGl4 cents ID Greenaaf at l4@l5 cents and Ju'e a'
u cents :, tb.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are coming into
use, and DIL1oS's Universal fie. wM. ROACH, Agent
the Ar ow Tie, R. MuRE Co., Agents the erAsDs 1le
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS Co.. Agents. and the VALLEY
Buckle Tie, STREET BROTHERS Co.. Agents. and GOULD
McIs1InE's lie. WILLIS CH1soLM. Agents. arc oner
ed In this uarke. a. loH@12H cents p 10.
TIMBER AND LUMBER-some limited supplies OF
River Timber aud Lumber is coming to hand, and we
quote River Flooring Boards at $40 p NJ scantins and