The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-24

Stock on hand and on ahipboard 62s 15649 1852
SEA ISLAND CoTroN.-The arrivals Of this grade
of Cot on show slight increase, having been about
sos bales of Sea Islands and Floridas. against S2S
bales the week before The demand has been mo-
derate but prices have been well sustained, the
transactions amounting to about $50 tales. among
which we note the following sales, say OF Sea IS
lands, at 49, 6 at So at co. at 62, Pat 65. at
TO- Is at 75 at 90 at ST. at $115. at $3.50; OF
Floridss, at 49, "a at IS, II at As. Goat so. We
quote stained and badly prepared flordas at 1925;
interior and common at 27@S5; fair, 40@45; good,
50@55 fine, 60@66, and choice and extra qualities,
7O@so. sea Islands, inferior and common, 46@6O;
medium, 55@65; fair to good 10000; fne, s5@s1,
and extra fine and choice, sl.10@l.SO a. tb.
RICE.-lhe arrivals of this grain during the week
have been light and amount to some 10000 Lishols
of Carolina Rough Rice The Northern market hsy-
ing stiffened and in somo cases, had their limited
supplies of Carolina Rice Withdrawn from market.
together with much Hrmness on the lart OF factors
here, has given steadily improving: character to
prices, and the limited supplies which have been
placed on the market by sellers have been readily
taken at hardening rates. The transactions have
amounted to some 500 tierces of Carolina Clean,
among which we note the following sales, say Is
tierces at &c. q ib; 125 do. at exc; is do. at SIC;
It's do at shc.; 8s do at9%c.; 81 do. at exc. q TO-,
and 25 tierces at 1oc. q ID. ne quote inferior to
fair, $4,000. q ID; good, sH@9,sc.; common
prime, 9H@l0c. q fb.
NAVAL STOREs.-lhe receipts amount to some
400 bbls Ros and ITO bbls. Spirits Turpentine. We
note sales of No. ! Rosin at $3.50 p bbL No. at
O on hh Cp;rJ Jto
sold at 45c p gallon.
HAY.-There has been received about 800 bales of
North River qualities and near 400 bRles OF Eastern.
Some 200 bales of Northern were sold from the
wharf at ST. 40 p hundred, and $50 bales of Eastern
at s1.56 q hundred.
CORN-The arrivals OF this article continue mod
crate, principally from Georgia and Tennessee by
rail- part of which goes through to New York This
quality of the article is selling at s12@1.25 q bush
ell, weight, sacks included. There las been no re-
ceip,s or transactions in Maryland North Carolina
descriptions.
OATs.-The arrivals have been very limited, and
the transactions have been in retail way to supply
the local trade.
FLOUR.-The market is amply supplied with
Northern and Western brands, which are sold at
about the quotations of the week before say Sl1 a
bbl for Northern and Western Super, s11.75@12 q
bbl. for Extra, and s13@l4 q bol. for Family,
Southern qualities are in very light supply, and sell
at s12 q bbl for Super, slS p bib. for Extra, and
s14 a Dbl. for Family. Campsen's City Mills Fami-
" ia selling at s1425 9 bbl There is more inquiry
for Middling, which is held at ss.5OtD9.6O 2 bbl
BAcON.-The market is more active and prices
frmer. Prime Western Shoulders may be quoted at
1sh@1s cents q fb.; Primo Western Ribbed Sides
at Il cents p fb.; and Prime Western Clear Ribbed
Sides at 14ls cents q ib. Sound and bright second
quality Meat sells at 1O@11 cts. q b. for shoulders,
11@13 for Sides, and 1l@ ii cents for Hams. Prime
Strips may be quoted st 15h cents,
SALT.-Holders from store asking s1.70@1.sO
q sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand continues quite
moderate. We quote large lots at 21@23 cents
cash. and higher rates whom sold on time. New
York L unny Cloth is held at 22@24c. Dundee Bag
cinp. a inches, IL Tbs. to the yard. is held at 80
@a5 cents. Sea Island Baggng, As inches wide,
ths to the yard. is held at 60@65 cents.
RoPE-In consequence of the use of Iron Ties,
tho demand for Rope Is very light and prices irreeu
,or and somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote
HEMP at s@12 cents Q b.; Greenleaf at l2@ls
cents and Jute at sH0s cents q Is.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are coming
into use, and DuloN's Universal Ge' WIN. FoAcH'