The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

osoeA on haho ana on shlDboard. b2Al b4O2 900
hloE-The receipts during the week consist of ONLY
2oo bushels Rough Rice. from Georgetown, 8. c. The
absence Of supplies and the gradually decreas,no stoc
mas maze holders more firm, and they are now asking
il1ac per lb for Common Clean Carolina and 12o IN
1Sc per h. for prime article. The trade is amos en-
treiy confined to city transactions for local consump
fon.
NAVAL sToRES.-Ihe weeks receipts of Rosin
amount to 656 bblH of all grades Extra Pale has bean
sod at 30 to $3.50; Pale $3.50 to $s No. s8 to ST. No.
"a to $3.50; No. and Black Rosin 50 to S. or Spirits
OF fTurpentne, 195 bbls received part OF which
remains unsold IN ordinary packages. About 100 bbs
In sleight Paulding's New York packaees sold for
$40. per gallon The receipts of Crude Turpentine
amount to 500 bbls, most Of which has been sold at
30 for Virgin and S. for Yellow Dip No sales of Tar
HAY.-The supply that has reached here during +ba
week has been quito light amounting to about 400 b,es
OF North River The stock on hand is heavy and tbo
article slow OF sale at about tho quotations of the pre-
TouB week. We learn of no large transactions but
some holders are retailing at s14O to $16O for North
River and 81 so to g. 60 for Eastern as In QUALITY and
condition.
CoRN-The amount received since our last report
has been light say about 10000 bushels by steamer
from Baltimore In the early part Of the week sales of
48oo bushels of White Maryland at $1.2s per bushel,
weight bags included and 5000 bushels Mixed Western
from New York. at $I04 per bushe weight, without
@as took pace but In the last dsys the Baltimore
market having improved, holders are asking higher
prices. There is fair jobbing demand which is being
supplied at about $l.30 per bushel, weight for good
article Of White Corn. bags included and 81 30 per
bushel for Mixed Corn, bags Included.
OATS-The receipts Of this grain continue light bnt
the stock is ample for the demand which Is quite limit
ed. We hear Of large Sales but obbers are asking
An o retail way rs to SOC. per bushel.
FLoUR.-The supply continues fully up to the de-
mand which has been rather slack for some days. with
declining tendency in prices, particularly on the
lower grades Welearn OF sales Of Ordinary Super at
$3.50 per bbl. ,.'
BACON-The stock continues limited, with light re-.
cepts We learn Of large transactions but there is
some demand for small quantities at l8 to 16c per lb
for Prime Shoulders, and 10 to 19c per b for Prime
Bbbed Sides. The market is firm at these prices
SALT There is no wholesale demand the trans.
actions being confined to the retail trade at $3.50 to
81. 60 per sack.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-wiih an ample stock OF
the lower qualities Of Timber that description is heavy
and has been gold low SO q NJ The prime quail.
ties are less abundant and more firm in price. We
quote common Timber at 5000 q NJ, Fair $10@15
and prime at Sl8@22 y M. Flooring Boards are selling
at S25 y NJ, and scantling at $40 q N.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES. following valuable list o
Sugar and MonBsoB disposed Of ON Friday Inst by
Aessrs. j. A. RNgLow l. Co., which brought the prices
40hhds fair to good grocery Sugar. cargo ofschr
y. Frazier, from Matanzss-9 hhds at 12, az hhds. al
1h' hhds at lax, hhds. at Tx. OF boxes damaged
sugar ~ the following prices-20 boxen at 11 so b1s
40 ~ boxes 11H. 10 hhds Muscovado Molassea
~ aoh. ~ hhda CIayed Molasses at AK. 80 hhds
oayeo hoasseB at Al. 816 hhds SO terces and bbls
oleyed Molhsses at 4oH.
i''-io Liverpool there 10 80 little Offering