The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-07

Stock on hand and on shipbonrd. -. 244 9.297 20
RIcE-The receipts about 10000 bushels Carolina
Rough and It's tierces Of Clean Rice from Georgetown, g.
c. The article still continues depressed and prices have
fallen off We learn Of sales Of 300 erces Carolina
Clean at s@sAc. % tb for fair to prime We quote !:
Inferior s1a@szc. fair to prime 9@9Ac; choice there
is Of the last on the market.
NAVAL STORES-The arrivals for the week consist Of
A27 bbls. Rosn IS bb1s Spirits and $50 bbls
Crude Turpentne. The Rosin was all sold at $e@7 p
Dbl for No. and for No. q The Spirits brought
e5c gallon. Crude Turpentne disposed Of at S425
for Virgin and So Is for Yellow Dip.
HAYThe receipts have been 794 bales Of Eastern and
200 bales of North River part of the Eastern
sold from the wharf ct 81 IS p hundred, and the
North River ct 81 As . hundred.
CORN-The arrivals have been entirely from Baltimore
and amount to 900 bushels part Of it to dealers
There is but limited demand, purchasers buying only
their necessities require expecting lower rates Sales
Of White Maryland has taken place at 35@1 40 . bush
81 weight sacks included The former price for
and the latter for old Corn. s' - 9S:
OATs-The arrivals Of this grain have been larger
say some 1000 bushels-an from Baltimore Transac-
lions have taken place at TIC. bushe weight without
bags A: II '- IA"
FLOUR-Thers is considerable stock OF most quail
hes and for which there is only limited sale While
have quotable change to notice, there is disposition
ITO lower prices IN consequence Of the declining rates at
the North We quote Northern and Western Super at
S1o.50@11 q bbl Extra, s11 5o@12 Baltimore Super at
s12@13, and Extra at s14@15 = bbl Georgia Extra and
Family is selling at SIS 50@1s and HIRAM SMITH Family
at s17@1s q Dbl
BACON.-Under q heavy stock and but little demand,
the market is still tending downward Prices quite
unsettled and irregular and it Is raaher difficult quote
the market, parties sometimes closing out under positive
orders to take the best rate they get We quote
prime Shoulders at 15c. prime Ribbed Sides 16c Clear
Ribbed and Clear Sides at 1GA@17hc. q fb.
Thenac ,fir1oa tn has 1iposto sobt Ia
mand city and country consumption Prices remain
at about our previous quotations. say $3.50 p for
small parcels from store. cargo from Liverpool is be-
ing disposed in lots from the wharf at s238 y sack
BAGGING AND ROPE.-The demand for Gunny Cloth
very light Holders have accepted lower rates.
article purchased by the bale at about SO cents
yard. .%Ga -aF
RoPE-Is in good supply and holders are meeting the
demand at unchanged rates, viz: 20@23 cents . b for
prime Hemp, and lower prices for inferior qualities
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There hes been some addi
on to the stock Of Timber since Last report and
leasn that considerable supply at hand. The
rates. without important change say s5 to SO p
for Common Timber Sl1 to $13 for good Mill Timber and
415 to s18 D for shipping Timber Raft Lumber, Of
which there is but little hand is nominal S12 to SIG
y NJ, and City Steam Sawed is sold at $40 to $50 M.
FRRIGHTs-To Liverpool are 7zd. for Upland and Id.
7 b. Tor Sea Island Cotton with but limited amount
Offering To Havre-a bark has been placed on the berth
but she not quite ready to receive cargo we learn
no engagements by her To West 1ndies-Lnmber
Freigh|ts are dull, and we hear ofno transactions.
CoAerw1sE-To New York by steamer, Ne. . Is. on
Upland Cotton; &c. p TO- on Sea Isand S1@$2 q tee
Rce; soc. p Dbl. Rosn. By sailing vessel Hc q
b. on Upland Cotton. TO Boston by steamer, 1c. p H.
on Upland Cotton TO Boston by sailing vessel, Hc. %
t. on Upland Cotton. To Boston by sailing vessel 412
81 OBJ Timber is offered. To Philadelpha by steamer.
nc On Upland Cotton. 70 Philadelphia by sailing