The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

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RlOE-The receipts continue light and amount to
about 5000 bushels Carolina Rough and ITO derces
Carolina Clean-the latter from Georgetown, g. O. The
market has been dull and declining and learn Of sales
Of some 800 terces Of Carolina Clean The prices have
been Irregular but the rates yesterday were about
10N@114c p ft for fair to good Carolina, and 10Hc.
fb for inferior-to latter rate being nominal choice
lot would, perhaps, sell above our highest figures
NAVAL sTORES.-The receipts of Rosn amount to
about 500 bbs which sold mostly arrival at $6a$7
Dbl for No. 1, and So so for No. d There has been
only Light receipt spirits about $50 bbls. dis
posed Of at 66ae7c. gallon. No transactions in Crude
Turpentine or Tar.
HAY-A small lot Of about 1875 bales North River con-
stute the receipts of the week. We note transactions
In this class of Hay at S1.50 q hundred There have
been no receipts of Eastern We quote North River at
t1b0t@$L65 per hundred
CORN.-There has been received during the week
about 5000 bushels, oil from Baltimore Sales Of $500
bushels Baltimore White took place at S1.6o bushel,
weight bags included, and 1900 bushels do on private
terms We learn of large transactions in other de-
.desoriptions The demand is quito light We quote
Baltimore White by weight, in sacks, at $148@sL60 p
bushal.
OATs.-There has been received during the week
about 5000 bushels from Baltimore quote the article
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taken place.
FLOUR.-The market is fully supplied with most
qualities There s fair demand, principally for city
consumption at about previous quotations, say S116O
bb for Northern and Western Super in large lots, and
&12 p bbl in small quanttes Extra $1250@s1a p bb;
Baltimore Super $l3@$14; Extra $16 o bbl; Family
brands are selling at s18@18 . bbl
BACON.-There is but little demand for this article
and with good stock of all kinds the market holders
find 1t difficult to sell in large quantities Prices have
fallen off during the week, and quote Prime Shout
ders at 1717Ho q b.; Prime Ribbed Sides at1s@18ac.
Prime Clear Ribbed at 19@191c and Clear Sides at 2Oc
p fb.
SALT.-The demand continues to be supplied at about
previous quotations. say s25o q sack for Liver
pool-this being the rate for limited lots large lot
has been sold during the week at lower figures.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-The market is well supplied
with Gunny Cloth, which is generally sold at 3@s5c q
ward but We of transactions In large lots at less
rates. Rope continues in ample supply. and we quote
prime Hemp at 2o@23o. y b. Inferior qualities can be
purchased at less rates.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Thore is but light stock
of these articles but learn of no change In prices
Common Timber is selling at s5@$1O q NJ; good Mill
Timber at s11@s13 and shipping do at s15@S18 . NJ
Raft Lumber is selling at s12@s16 p H., and City steam
eawed Lumber at s2O@a30 p NJ.
FREIGHTS.-To Lverpool-Most of the spare room
having been taken up the rates have advanced and 500
bales Upland Cotton has been engaged for small vessel
on the spot at I'd tb. ship to arrive has been taken