The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-23
savannah weekly Market.

SAVANNAH, December 1e-CorToS-our last weekly
revi report the market a irr gular and Eo iy as
follows: Low Middhng la5S' Mido'ng Aa7s' Sfi'' "u'
ding 15c. .. :,
regular at leading holders sen up, and again
causing them give way Saturday evening closed with
o little bette fe-iug on the lower grsdes.
Monday mornn opened steady. with iair demand
for rood q ades but without any decided cha ge IN
ices nth toward the close, whe holders became more
arm and the market osed with vanc ns tendency
tue market on the evening Of the latter day becoming
somewhat excited the news Of an advance OF "a III
Iiverpoo This was wever, received 90 late to have
anv esct on price that day. and the market closed firm
with quota ions nominally unchanged.
our market to-day has not experienced the advance
that was expected last evening" ount OF the Liver.
pool ma ket going up I'd Buyers generally would not
give an advance their Yesterdays figures. although
there good demand in the early part OF the day for
god grades The sales small on account OF factors
sakiog an advance that buyers will not concede TO-.
The lower grades neglected, and it is impossible to
give lair quotation further. When they are sold 1t is
mostly at the buyers offer. $50
The news from New York gives firm market with
seht advance and Liverpool remains steady ut 7d for
Upands an In the face of this are not aole TO give
any decided from our last quotation. The market
closed quiet but firm. We quote -
Low M11ulin2 .iSAVl*
Mid1Ing. .!4AY--,<
strGt M,ddn$ .v: been as follows: I47 bales at i5c;
81 at 12No; 25 l2c ITO at 13c; 4S at lSAc
IS at ll5 4s at l41c; ~ at l!o; SO ot at
LIE @ e sss Ss Ss the ~ iSe so bales as''
SEA the past woek Sea Islands have been
demand AID sales have peen maoe Oh aooul aoo
bags at prices ranging from % 10 7Vc
srlTE,GESr OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1st 1s67...... 122 6ll
Received since Dec. 12.................- 22US2
Received previously. y.....,.....,>.--: 19i2 Hi'Sh
Total .................. 2l59 l9s,964
Exported ince Dec, l2...... $50 16l6S ,o,, ,,,o,o
Exported previopsly.. lA41 l2ssfz 1850 lAA'o1o
Stock Dec. ...-..,......... e2s 49,954
LuNBrD|zSp TrllBER.-Ihere has been but little do
ing foy Inc past week. as the mills have almost entirety
cesed operations and there j. very little demand ior
TIMBER. Ihe orly shipments for the week have been
5000 feet OF Lumber Northern ports In small lots on
board cotton vessels
hIcE-This article remains very dulL Rough is held
at 81 SOL s5 and prime clean Carolina at sSsc with
lower prades at c There but 1l9 casts shipped
drrP the past week. OF which 100 were sent 10 l,l-
more and 10 to New York Rough Mce connRues @ 70
come 20 very slowly the receipts for the week having
been less than II 000 us els Large quantines re pc
inc shipped to the ls Boston both from this river the
Oeeechee and Satla there having been already sent
forward from this port alone between 1OOVO ana oVuuV
bushels. .o, .- l.. ,.
and 81 10 in quantities to suit purchasers.
FRE1oHrs-Ioiton 10 Liverpool remains quiet ana
steady at I Ter square and I'D for round bales Rates
BY eamships New York are somewhat irregular put
generally 2lc Tor pand and 1c ior sea lsan Inese
rates however are subject change according TO the
Withdrawal adding Of ships to the different lines we
quote domestcs at and Rice at 50 to New York an
Philidelnhin. The TO Baltimore is Ac on Cotton,
and 81 Is Rice. SAILING Freights are dull aud nomi-
nal 10 all Northern ports We hear OF charter OF
bark for Boz on at SIS for iron $40 for lumber and &c
for cotton Rough Rice is taken to Boston at l2r Lum-
Der is dull and nominal to all ports vessel was yes
terday chartered for Demerara with lumber and rosn,
on private terms.