The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-28

Stock on hand and shipboard. -. "a 10,5o3 43
RICE-The receipts have been moderate amounting
to about bushels Of Carolina Rough Rice and 80
te-ces Of Clean Rice from Georgetown, s. c. The sales
arc some 400 Clean Carolina and learn OF
the foown, tansactions 10 herces Of inferior at 7Ac
100 tierces ut &c.; 11o at SIC; so at SIC We quote
Fair to Common Prime at 8(0814c. p fb.
NAVAL STORES.-The arrivals continue small, in con-
seo;,ance Of the limited stock in the interior We note
receipts Of 50 bbls. Spirits, 334 bbls Rosin 25o bbls
Crude T1rpenine SO bbls Spirits sold at &c There
is good demand Rosin, but have sales to
port The Crude Tu rpenne disposed Of at 81 =
Dbl for Virgin So Yellow Dip and So Is @ bb for
Scrapc.
HAY The arrivals have been 400 bales of North
River. The market has been quiet and without any
prominent sales. We quote nom1nally North River at
81 14OM1.5O; Eastern S1.55@1.60.
CORN-The receipts have been quite large say about
45 900 bushels part Of this was sold to arrive and
came order Of Dealers that the supply left
in first hands quite light We learn Of sales OF White
Maryland bags, at s131@s135 p bushel weight bags
included and in bulk at S1.25 bushel, weight
The demand is quite limited, and we quote Maryland
white In bulk at S1.24@s125 bushel and in bags at
according to size OF lot condition Of sacks
and quality Of Corn.
OAIs-There have been received 5000 bushels
and tic market at present is fully supplied. We learn
transactions sacks included, at 10000. q bushel
TLOUR.-Tncre has been no change in the value Of
this article during the week. dealers being well supplied
arc meeting the demand at about previous rates Viz:
Northern and Western Super s11 5o@12 per bbl Extra
SIG o013 per bbl Baltimore Snper at @1350 and
Extra at s145o@16 per Dbl; Choice Family Flour is sell
ing at s17@,18 per Dbl.
BACON.-There is only very limited demand for this
article and the is quito dull and prices irregular
There is al ample stock Of most kds which is being
sold at about previous quotations VIZ: Fair to prime
Shoulders at12@14c per fair to prime ribbed Sides at
12@14c per ID; clear ribbed Sides at 14]a15, and clear
sides at 15A@16c per h. Inferior meat Is sold much
below the above quotations @#
sALT-The supply on the market is nearly al in the
E:nds Of jobccs who supplying the demand at pre-
y:o,,s Gu tations, say $3.50 p sack for Liver
pool.
BAsGING AND ROP The demand for Gunny Cloth
- yc.y article is difficult Of sale. quote
\ the article nominal at 31@32c . yard. ".
RoPE-p3inno Hemp is generally held at 2o@2sc. =
H. a,,i! lower rates for common descriptions.
! TIM Der AND LUMBER.-There is only very light
supply Of Timber on the MARKET which prevents large
operations We renew our quotations, say S5@S10 p
for Common; s11@s1s . for good Min Timber, and
S15@s1s for prime Shipping Timber. City Steam Sawed
Lumber is selling at S2o@s3o q N.
FREIGHTs-To Iizerpool are without change, but
faare is ample supply Of tonnage and but limited
amount Of freight Offering. We quote ia. on Upland
and Id on Sea Island Cotton To Havre, 1Ac for Up
ias.a and for Sea Island Cotton. TO West Indies,
mammal. CoastwiseTo New York. by steanaer 1c. Q