The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

Stock on hantnnd on shipboard. 68i 656l 600
RIoE.-There has been received during the week
about seventeen hundred bushels of Carolina Rough
Rice, which s nearly all held Seed Rice OF 81 to SIS
per bushe Clean Carolina, the stock OF which very
light, is selling at 11c. to 12c per h.
NAVAL SToRES.-The receipts of Rosn for the past
week of all grades amount to 853 bbls GALES Of Extra
Pale have taken place at $40, Pale So 5O No. s. No.
10 $3.50 to So, common Black at $780, all 2sO lbs to
fhe bb Receipts Of Spirits have been light, say $50
pbs., which sold at 80 to 85c. the market closing firm
3t the latter price for new barrels. Tar none Crude
Arpentine-1he receipts have been about 200 bbls.;
=, " brings IS, and Yellow Dip So.
fNrThe arrivals Of ,he week have supplied the
Ayith some 5000 bales. nearly all North River.
fhfge addition to previous stock has depressed the
ket and caused fail in price. We learn Of the sale
roo bales OF North River at $3.50 FER hundred 80
do at $L46 per hundred and small lots of Beater
Yressed North River at $15o per hundred. Tho latter
price only be had for small parcels of prime North
River. retail way cargo Of 600 bales of Eastern,
now the way. has been told, to arrive. private
terms. The market at present Is overstocked.
CORN.-some $4,000 bushels have arrived here since
our last weekly report much OF IL coming direct to
dealers The large supply has somewhat depressed the
market, but the demand for plantation ia good. and
present prices will probably be maintained. We learn
Of saes OF 400 bushels White Corn at Sl14 per bushe
M S195. bags inolnded equal to about Sii4 per bush
Il, without bags. We quote $l2o to $i24 per bushel
with bags and In retail way $125 to $I27 Per bush.
ol, bags included.
\ oATs.-There is an ample supply OF this grain on
sale, and with limited demand the market 10 fat. We
have heard Of no1arse rinsacons. We quote the
Hce at 6Oc per bpshel measure, and In jobbing way
! sbout TOO. per bIahsls:. t'-A :'"'o'i
FLoUR.-GPhe arecsipts An stock contiuuo light
ofaa
orhern markots in the carly part Of the week. forced
prices here some nfty 5o cents per bbl. which ad.
yance has been maintsihed and learn OF aales OF
Super at 50 per bb and Inc at $3.50
4 BACoN.-The stock and receipts limited, and an
advance having taken place in the Northern and Western
markets prices since last report have gone up here
about half cent (ho per H.. There is fair demand
and quote Shoulders infer to prime at b to loo
per lb.. and ribbed Sides at Tx to 1sn per Id. lL
TIMBER AND LUMBkR.-There is good supply o
Pine Timber on the market, with only limited de
,nand. The Northern consumption at present is bu
small In consequence OF the limited amount Of ship ant
building going in Northern cities; but ther
10 some inquiry for Europe and the West Indies. VI
quote Timber ct SO to $12 per II, and prime
4l8 to $2t per II. Bteam.sawed Lumber Is held at 50
to $35 per NJ. ra fI i iylni \ q
sALT.-stock ample but we hear of no large trans
actions Tho only operations small sales at $l50
SLIGO per sack for Common Liverpool.
FREIGHT5-To Lverpool are unchanged but dull q
va. TO sled for Upland and Id per lb. for sea islam
\ Cotton. To HavreNo vessel on the berth. Coastwis
Ato New York; The steamers have reduced their rate
N Hc.-Kc. per ib on Upland Cotton and 1c. pc
for Sea Island. BY sailing vessels to New York th
sate 10 No. per ib., and $3.50 per NJ on Lumber.
Il ExoHAlSan.-si1ty-ds day Biiis England were hei
yesterday At $40 for the pound. ntering, ut whic
rates sales taking place, but in Bome cases hght
rates had been asked for choice bills.
: DOMESTIC EXCHANGE The banks are neiln
Sight Drafts on New York Of x per cent. premium
Private drawers selling st par. The banks purchal
slight Checks on Now York at h Per cent OF; 1e@!