The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-01

Stock on hand and on shipboard -. 800 666. 28l
RICE-The receipts Of this grain are increasing, and
amount about 26 900 bushels for the week. The In
creased arrivals have induced weaker feeling in the
market and holders have been compelled, in many
to accept lower rates We nste sales Of about QUO
terces of clean Carolina say 90 terces at &c. 2 b l6
do at sHc; $40 at ssc IS do at 5-l6 ss do at
sNc.; 16 do. at SIC. We quote fair at &c., good 81 ;
common prime sXc q ID. Yesterday 25S tierces chang
cd hands, viz 100 ut &c.. 100 at ss 5s do at s-l6
NAVAL sToRES.-The arrivals have been e5S bbls.
Rosin so bbs Spirits Turpsnns, and about 200 ools
Crude Turpentine. We noe saes of common Rosin At
s275 p bbl. No. at So p bbl and No. at s36OSS7'
The Spirits changed hands OF 5o@51c. q gallon. and
the Crude Turpennne at SO q bb for Virgin and Vel
low Dip.
HAY.-The arrivals during the week amount to ABOUT
1000 bales all North River Part of this supply came to
dealers and the balance had not been sold up to the
closing Of our report.
OORN.-A few limited lots Of this grain came to hand
since cur last report The demand still continues very
restricted and transactions mostly In retail way
Some light transactions in Western Mixed and White
took place at sl5O0l55 bushel sacks included. and
about 1000 bushels Of Prime White sold at s162 y BUSH
q weight bags included.
oATS-The receipts Of this grain have been light, and
tbe r, nsaoons have been confined to the local retail
trade.
FLoUR-The receipts OF this article have been mode
rate and prices during the week have continued with
out important alterations We note sales OF Southern
Super at sl2 so a Dbl; Southern Extra at $3.50 p bb
and southern Family at s14@145O p Dbl. Dealers have
imported to limited extent Of new Northern and West
ern which is selling at sl2 for Super and s1S bb for
Extra.
BACON-There is good supply of the qualities most
in demand but the enquiry is very light. and prices
were rather softer in some The market is sup
piled with inferior meet which is at present most in de-
mand but it sells at rates too irregular to be quoted
We quote prime Shoulders at 151sc p To-, prime Ribbed
Sides 1sc p r. and prime Clear Ribbed Sides at ls
@l9c. q lb. There is fair supply OF Belly Bacon ana
Strips on the market which is sold AZ iSc. q tb
SALT.-About 5000 sacks Of this article has been re-
ceived from Liverpool Limited lots are selling at " 70
to 81 so p sack for common Liverpool. The inquiry
continues moderate
INDIA BAGGING-The market s fully supplied with
this article and prices continue to decline, sellers offer
ing large lots at 2Sc. yard, cash. and 2Sh FAC. on
time and smaller quantities at &C. yard Dundee Bag
gng. ~ inches. ~ TBS to the yard is held aSo@So
sen,s. Sea Island Basgins, 45 inches wide. tbs to
the yard. is held at sO@65 cents.
ROPE.-In consequence Of the use OF Iron Ties. the
demand for Rope very light and prices irregular and
somewhat nominal at quotations. We quos Hemp
1s@14 cents b. Greenleaf at 4G15 cents and Jute at
IL cents = ID.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton coming into
use, and DILLoS's Universal rie WIN. ROACH. Agent,
the Arrow Tie, r. NUM- Co., Agents, the BEAeD's Tie.
GEohGE W. WILLIAMS Co., Agents. and the VALLEY
Buckle Tie. STREET BROTHERS Co.. Agents. and GOULD
MoJNcIREs Tie, WILLIS CaIsoLM, Agents are oner-
ed In thip market at loh@l2ll cents 9 ID.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Ths stock of Timber and
Lumber is small. and in the present dull state Of the
market omit quotations
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by sail, We quote I'd y
ID. on Upland and I'd. p ID. on Sea Islands To
Hay-e. nominal To the West Indies, nothing offer
mo. cosstwise-To New York, by steam, &c p
n on Sea Islands and Uplands; 81 50 q 81 90 .
fierce On Rics; by sail, 81 5OG2 90 q bale. and
a, NAL 25 q fierce on Rice TO Boston, ny steam,
ro y g. On Gotten and 50 90 q tercs on Rice; by sail
Xc 10 on Cotton. ToPhiladslpha. y cent q lb. on
Upland Cotton by steam snd - cent a ID by SAIL To
baltimore. by steam c y ID. on Cotton, and 81 so .
Herce on Rice. The Baltimore and Charleston steam
or, have arranged through freight to Western cities,
ssvon Cotton to Cincinnati s1.50 p 100 lbs, and &c.
q 100 fbs ON Rice To Louisville 81 20 q 100 f6s on
Cotton and 7ac D 100 lbs. Rice; To ST. Louis, s2lO
q 100 Tbs and &c. 100 lbs on Rice These steamers
take freight through to Philadelpha. On Lumber oy
SAIL to New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore st ssG7
4: II, and on 1imterls9@1o q II. nominal
EXcHANGE.-Sternng Bills--ths rate yesterday was
Isl for sixty days bills.
Domestic ExcAANoE.--The banks are purchasing sient
Checks on New York at of; to Eve days, p cent.
OF; nve to ten days. IL of; ten to fifteen days, ~ on
iiteen to twenty days. IA off; twenty to twenty-five
dsys, p cent. of; twenty-five to thirty days. ~ y
cent. Of They are selling Sight Checks at par
GOLD-The brokers were yesterday buying al AZ and
selling at 49,