The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

road 67s bales, Pecdee 2S2 bales, Georgetown, s..
c., bales, Savannah Railroad bales, Florida S
bales, Ashepoo bales, Savannah bales, wagons
% bales; Of sea islands, James Island 40 bags,
Chris. Church II bags, Norteastern Railroad "A
bags, Savannah Railroad IA bags, Edisto 127 bags,
Sohn's Island q bags, Chisolms Mil 10 bags,
Ashepoo bags, Hutchinson's Island Il bags, Sa-
vannah &c bags, Florida III bags.
The operations in this market for this period
have been as follows:
On Friday, November ls, sellers were STIFF, AM,
with light supply, prices hardened in some
cases 14@3Sc q ID. Sales 42J bales; ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 23924c, low mid
ding 941lc, middllns 247s@24Ec, and strict mid
ding nominal.
On Saturday the article was easier, and prices
in some transactions declined j5@Ac g 10. Sales
400 bales; ordinary 70 good ordinary being caoted
at 25@23Xc, low middiing 24@2.11c, middling
24G@243Ic 9 b.
On Monday limited number OF purchasers
kept up o steady inquiry during the day OF soTe-
what unsteady figures, bat generally unchanged.
Sales 500 bales.
On Tuesday prices were softer, with light de-
mand. Sales go bales; ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 2S923Xc, low middEng 24c, mid
ding 24xc q 10.
On Wednesday the rates continued in buyers
favor. Sales 45o bales; ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 22k923><, low middiing 2SA9
2SN, middling 24@24,sc q ;b.
| Yesterday the markc. was quiet, but with0u.
quotable change Sales aboat 3e5 bales, soy al rs;
IL at 2a1; 10 at 231E; IS at 2ss; 5S at :37f; at
23X; SO ut "a; 26 at FAX; so at 24Xo. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASsIPIcATIoS.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. ....22H 2Ha23H
bow middlng. g.........-....... .2"x@2.H
Mlduiing, ,.1:...''.''' SS-4's
Strict u,iddlinG...... ...-.......2s&0-
SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-The arrivals or sea is
lands and Florldas have been liberal, and wcrc
564 bags, against 3sl bags tic week before and
1855 bags for the same week last year. The market
has shown decidedly moro animation, and pur-
chasers have been anxious inqrirers With rather
lrmer, and in some cases decidedly better prices,
the lower grades showing partial improvement!
OF about sc q ib, the sales being the larSes. or
the season, say about $50 bags OF all qualities,
among which were considerable proportion OF
Floridas Among the lots sold were the following
bags Floridas at so; at SO; at So; 46 ut So;
10 at SIS; 81 at 60; at 62H; at CSC; of sea is
lands at 6s; 0 at 20; at soc. We quote CON-
mon seaislands at 5000; medium 65975; me-
upwards p i6.
RoB.-There have been fair arrivals OF this
grain, the receipts OF Carolina rough having been
about 1000 bushels for the week. The market
has been steady during this period, the article
apparently having reached its lowest ng-
ure, Sales about 700 ticrces Of clean Caro-
lima, soy 25 tierces at 'a-1s; 62 at GIG,
ls5 at 81; 60 at e; "a ct 7.16; 95 at 6ss; 10 at
eI; 90 at 1916, and 100 on private terms. We
no sales of $50 bushels Of seacoast rough at 81 e5
1900 do at 81 20; 1900 do at 81 IS. We quote CON-
mon to fair clean Carolina, at cGvIz; good Gx@
exc q b. Carolina rough iaay be quoted at
81 5o@S1 60 for interior, and 81 G0@sl copper
bushel for seacoast. Yesterday the market was
active, and in some cases fully &c q Ib better,
the sales Being about $50 tierces, say 80 at oH;
IA at TIC; So at 6; 146 at 6a; II at 1916; 13
at eI, and 3S Ut G 1915.
NAVAL SroREs-The arrivals were moderate.
and were about 1000 bbls of oil kinds. There has
been steady inquiry, spirits turpentine opening
firm, but closing easier. Transactions In spirits
turpentlne have taken place at 425<@44c q gallon,
closing dull. Rosin may be quoted ct s. 5o@4
2 Dbl for extra Ne. 1; 81 1898 25 q Dbl for No. !;
$225@2 60 q bbl for low No. L; 81 so@2 p Dbl for
No. 2 to extra No. 2, and 81 IS q Dbl for No. s.
Crude turpentnc may be quoted at 81 SO . Dbl
for virgin, So co for yellow dip, and 81 eo for
hard.
HAY.-In the absence OF arrivals the market is
becoming bare Of stock, and there Is, oonsc-
quently, q firmer feeling in tho market but there
have been no sales OF note.
CoRN.-Thc arrivals OF this grain have been
small, with q very restricted inquiry. We note
sales Of 1000 bushels prime white Maryland OF
81 20 q bushel, weight, bags included. Jobbing
lots Of prime white are generally held at about
81 IS q bushel weight bags included.
FLoUR.-Dealers have q full and well assorted
stock Of this article for which there has prevailed
q moderate inquiry. We quote Northern and
western super at s6@s so 8 Dbl; extra at $6 75@
725 p Dbl; family to choice brands at 81 5000
p Dbl. Southern qualities are in moderate sup
ply, and may be quoted at Sc 1907 q bbl for
super, 81 25@7 rs 2 Dbl for extra, and $S@lo .
bbl for family to choice brands.
BAcoN.-The market is fairly supplied with this
article, and prices during the week have been
without important change. The demand has
shoulders at lsHc & 1t; prime smoked clear rib
sides ut 2oHc; dry salted shoulders Ut l4c, and
salted clear rib sides at 1SAc q Ii; long clear
saltel at 1sIc, and strips at 2oc q !S.
yBGsTABLES.-Irish potatoes arc in ABUNDANT
supply, and are selling at SECS SO @ bbl. Onions
are In moderate stock, and arc held at St95 81
q Dbl.
FRUIT.-Apples, Northern good aad choice
qualities are selling at s6@o 9 bbl. Oranges are
in full supply OF both Florida and West India, and
sell at s25@35 q NJ. The second cargo Of Baracoa
bananas has been received during the week, and
sound bananas arc head al $294 y bunch.
BUTTER AND LARD.-There is fair STOCK OF
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at 400
45c . 10. Western and other lower grades sell
from So@35o q d.; country do. at 25930c q ib,
as in quality. Lard is In good supply and is held
at 19@4oc.
SALr.-Several lots directlrcm IiTerpool are en
the port, but we learn Of no wholesale transac-
tions. Jobbing lots may DO quoted at 81 Is q
sack.
INDIA BAG0IN0.-Ttc market Is well supplied
with this article, and We quote 2SS24c 2 yard
Dundee bagging, A inches, * 1bs for the yard,
8 held at 3o935o Sea- island baggins, 45 inches
wide, ib for the yard, Is held at 4sc.
RopE.-The demand for rope ss moderate, and
prices are somewhnt nominal at quotations We
quote hemp at cents 2 ID; 5reenleaf at 10 cents;
and iute at sH@s cents y &.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the -noct