The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

'stock on hand and on shipboard 1sl SOFT 1904
R1oE-The receipts during the week were confined 10
s6 terces clean Carolina from Georgetown g. O. Sales
which are confined to small parcels for local consump
son are at about previous rates. say IL to 70 per b
for common TO good Oar olina clean Rice.
NAVAL sTORES.-The receipts during the week have
amounted to about 800 bbs Rosn l6s bbls spirit
Inrpentne There was sale of extra White Ropin at
$3.50 per bb but the general quotations are as folloa
Pale. IS to $3.50; No. l. 81 to IS; No. g. "a to 81 90
mo. D. 81; Common Black, 81. GO to $l.65. Stock Of
hosn light There has been 200 bbls Spirita Turnen
tne disposed Of part Of which sold at Co., per gallon
Crude is selling at So s latter price for virgin
No Tar on the market.
HAY.-The receipts OF tho week have been liubt nav
270 ba es Of North River from New York. per ateaner
We are informed Of transactions in this grade OF Hay at
81 per hundred, which ia q slight Improvement on
previous sae,. There is however IN ample stook on
rhand.
There has been no arrivals of Eastern and the aaI.a
Shave been only In o retail way.
CORN There has been but 1000 buahels receiyed
snce our last report Early in the week the
IN the Baltimore market caused dull feeling here but
Tor several days there has been good demand with An
improved feeling In the market We learn OF sales Of
white Maryland Corn at $145 for Common to s 6o for
Good, per bushel weight. bags included yerv prime
article would probably bring higher price, Yellow
Maryland has been sold at s1sO per bushel ,ye,aht
bags included There has been no arrivals OF Mixed
Corn during the week
oATs.-There has been no receipts or wholesale
transactions in this grain during the week. The mar
ket continues heavy overstocked with only small
demand.
FLoUR.-The receipts OF Northern and Western
brands from New York, by steamer, continue fair
while they are quite light from Baltimore There IA n
STEADY demand for the better qualities at about pre
vious prces-say $3.50 to $40 per bbl for Super and
s to sl2 per bbl. for Extra Flour. Baltimore Flour
sells at higher rates.
BACoN.-The receipts and stock of Sides and
Shoulders continue light holders are Arm at 171o
Tor common TO 19c. per pound for prime Shoulders:
CLEAR Ribbed sides 22o to 22Ko. per pound; Hams
-24c to 2sc per pound, as In quality.
sALT.-There continues good demand for this arti.
'oe and holders continue firm at $24O to $3.50 por sack
for common Liverpool.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The stock OF these artiolsa
continue good, and prices remain about as previously
quoted say IS to $40 per for common; SII to sl4
for good and $16 to sl8 for prime shipping Tim
Der. Steam-sawed Lumber is selling at $40 to s2b
PERM
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool dull, ct I'd. for Upland and
ID per To- for Sea Island Cotton A. per bbl Rosin
To New York, by steamer, Nc. per b. Upland Got.
ton and 75c per bbl on Vegetables By sailing weasel
no. per lb. on Upland Cotton and 81 per ton on old
iron.
ExoIANdE.-sterting Bills are selling at TOO to 725
.to the pound sterling, for Sixty day Bills Domestic
Exchange remains without change. Sight Checks on
New York are purchased by the Banks at off, 10 to 5
days. off; 20 to 25 days. p Off; 80 days. TX off, 60
days az of. They sell Sight Checks on New York al
prem. Private drawers are purchasing Sight Checks
=at par, and selling at u prem.
GOLD.-There was o fair demand yesterday with but
limited supply Offering. The brokers were buying Of
.as and selling at 40.
Augusta Market.
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