The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

STOCK on hand and..................lS5 1857 1881
RIoE.-The receipts Of the week comprise some ss
nerces from George town. O. and few hundred bush.
els Of Rough Rice received by railroad from the inte
ror Some holders having to close out their stooku
have had to submit to q decline OF to 10 per Id up.
der previous quotations. in order to effect saes and we
learn OF transact ons in Ordinary Rice per lb
Clean Rice, of better quality, Is st held ut 1ix 70
12o per ID. as in quaiity.
NAVAL STORES.-The receipts Of Rosln since our
last report amount to some 102g bbs, nearly all Of
which has been sod One small lot Of Pale sold at Is
as; Extra No 1, So No 81 76 to 8; No. g. "a to t.
The receipts Of Spirits Turpentne 100 bbn
The sales OF Spirits about 46O bbls part which
was previous stock superior packages bringing elo and
Inferior packages 60c per gallon. Most OF this had to
pay the previous tax Of 24c per gallon Bome of the
lots which came under the reduced tax say 1oc per
gallon sold at 40 to 49, Sales Of Crude Turpen.
tine has taken place at say - for Virgin and So for
yellow Dip.
HAY-The arrivals here continue very LIGHT amnnnt.
ing to 100 bales OF North River fol the week
this sold private terms There 10, however. q
good stock hand amply sufficient supply present
demands We learn Of no large transactions and quote
North River nominal at 81 10 to 20 per hundred, for
limited lots. The only sales Of Eastern In retail
way.
COBN-The receipts of the week have been heavy,
amounting to 1000 bushels Of all qualities. The
principal transactions have been in mixed Western,
which, early In the week, sold at 81 26 per bushel
weight bags included; but the decline In the Baltimore
market and the European peace has seriously
pressed the article and It has fallen rapidly to about
81 20 per bushel inclu ing bags and this price
could not be had for large lot. Ordinary Maryland
White sold days since, iu bulk, at 81 s5 per
bushe weight; but the aforementioned depressing
keep the market duh and heavy, and prices have
receding tendency. Yesterday. White Maryland, In
bags selling at 81 40 TO 49, per bushe, bags in
cudea.
oATs.-The market amply supplied with this grain
and the receipts have been confined to few hundred
bushels from Baltimore Which changed hands at 700.
per bushel.
FLOUR.-The market is fully supplied with New York
and Western brands, and learn Of sales Of Super
Flour Of this class at 50 to 50 so per bbl Fine So
and Middiing $3.50 per bbl There is limited supply
OF Baltimore brands on the market which brings
advanced prices.
BAcoN.-Thsre has been fair supply received from
Northern ports during the week. and the market hal
been duh. but holders firm ut previous prces par.
tcularly for sound Meat. We quote common Shoulders
at l7Ho. per lb; Prime at 18A to 19ho per lb clear
Ribbed sides ut % to 22Kc perib.
SALT-Thls article continues firm and upward tend
ing. Sales Of 1000 sacks Of common Liverpool has
place TO dealers during the week at $3.50 per sack.
BAdaING AND RoPE.-The stock Of Bagging and
Ropo hero has been light but shipment OF some 2O(
bales Of Gunny has arrived here during the week.
of which sold to arrive at about S1o, but the
market has advancing tendency, and holders are
generally asking from 50 to &c., and higher
rates. weDtern Rope is selling at 10 to 22c., as IL
quality.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool dull, at I'd. for Upland and
Id Per To- for Sea Island Cotton A. per bbl Rosin
To New York. by steamer, hc. per lb on Upland Cot
ton; by sailing vessel 20. per h. UPLAND Cotton.
EXCHANGE. Sterling Bills are selling at 700 to II
to the pound sterling for Sixty day Bills Domestic
Exchange remains without change. Sight Checks Of
New York are purchased by the Banks at off, 10 to
days. off; 20 to 25 days. q Off 80 dsys 10 of;
days, AZ off. They sell Sight Checks on New York q
x prem. Private drawers are purchasing Sight Check
ut par, and selling at u prem. ;E 2 #l..
GOLD-There 10 but limited demand, pnd tn
Brokers were yesterday buying at 40 and selling at 49,
Augusta Market. -. 81. ..l
AUGUSTA, August 1--CorroN. is very littl
Good Middlng. -" - 80 ,
ooID.-There is fair demand. Brokers are buyii
Silver LIST to 14t - ""- '
sRoUnIT1Es-Are in good demand.