The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20
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Stock on hand and on shipboard. SIC 1888 800
RICE.-The supplies Of the week consist mainly Of
few small lots from Georgetown 8. c., which are held
at our previous quotations, say II to J2 cents b. for
Clean Carolina The few parcels Of Rough that come to
market are generally sold for purposes OF seed.
NAVAL STOREs.-Receipts very light We learn OF
the following transactions: l30 bbls old No Rosu at
s. per $50 pounds 80 bbs New Virgin at 50 $40 per
bbl Opaque has been sold at half rates. 50 bbls.
Common Black at 50 per $50 pounds 40 bbls Spirits
Turpentine at 7sc per gallon, tax PAID
HAY.-The supply during the week amounts to about
1900 bales Eastern and 400 North River Part of
this had been sold to arrive. 800 bales of Eastern
changed hands at s17O per hundred, and eco bales
North River on private terms. We quote the article as
fru at about s1.6o for North River. and s1.7o for
Eastern, with moderate stock.
ooRN-The market has ben supplied with over
$4,000 bushels during the week. but prices firm with
an advancing tendency Sales Of 1000 bushels OF hite
has taken place at $10s to sl1o per bushe measures
1000 bushels white at s11o per bushel. woght 1900
bushels white at Sl.1S per bushel. weight
OATS-The arrivals during the week have been small
but the supply appears to be sufficient for the demand
In largo quantities. this grain may be quoted at GO to
&C. per bushel, and in jobhing way about zoe. per
bushel.
FLOUR.-Large supplies OF this article continue to
arrive and the market is dull Gales Of Middling have
taken pace at S7S7 to $3.50 per bb Fine at s762 to
SITS per bb Super at So Is to 50 per bb and Extra
st to $40 per bbL These prices are such as are
obtained for Northern and Western brands with which
the market almost entirely supplied Baltimore Flour
would in most cases. bring higher rates.
BACON.-The market is abundantly supplied, and the
demand is almost entirely in small way for plantstion
consumption. We quote Shoulders at 14c to 15c per
Ib. Prime Ribbed Sides at IT to 17sc. per ID and
Hams at % to 26c. per ID.
SALT.-There has been no additional supply received
since last statement The market is still without
any Wholesale transactions and remains very dull We
quote nomnally, 81 so to ST. 10 per sack.
TIMBER.-Our lumber merchants have received
good supply of Pine Timber, aud we are pleased to
note that number of cargoes have left here lately for
Northern ports Ordinary Timber is sold at So to SIP
per n Shipping Timber sls to $40 per M and some
extra lots held at higher prices. Steam Sawed Lum
ber is selling at $50 to s35 per NJ as in quality.
FREIGHT-To Liverpool is ;id to 9.16d for Up
land Cotton and Id. for Sea Island. To Havre l. 4
cents b for Upland cents T. lis for Sea Island Cot
ton-at which rate vessel the berth, is rapidly
filing up. Cosstwse To New York the rate per steam.
Is the same before. say cent 2 TO- for Upands
and IL cents q ID. for Sea Island Cotton; By sailing
vessel y cent p ib Upland Cotton, with very little
going forward.
EXCHANGE.-Sixty Day Bills England may be
quoted at $685. which the general rate yesterday.
We learn Of no sales of Sight Bills.
DOMESTIC ExcH.NGE.-The ttringency in the money
market has depressed Northern Exchange, and Sight
Checks on New York could be purchased Of the best
private drawers yesterday at 4 off The banks are ask
ing 4 premium. but are doing but little. Their pur-
chasing rates at present nominal at previous quota
tonu say bills at to 10 days x per cent of, Is days
4 of. 80 days per cent of.
GOLD.-The Brokers purchasing at 26 and selling
at %, with but limited demand.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, April 1s.-corroN.-The market contin-
ues dull There is soma little demand for the better
grades say 80 to Sic for Mdd lg to Strict Middlng and
$40 for Good Middlng.
GOLD Buying at i27 and selling at 12;hS.
SILvKR.-Buyirg G at l2o 10 i2l, and no demand.
SroCxs AND BoNDs.-Georgia Railroad Stocks 90. and
Georgia seven per cent bonds at go