The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-10


transactions are mostly in nman parcels for Oity CON
sumption, at l1c to l2c per h. for Clean Carolina WIZ
note Rales OF GO cs. during the week at l2c per b
NAVAL 6TORES.-The receipts of RoHin during the
week amount to b3 bbs ali Of which has been sold at
$3.50 per hbl for Extra No. I, to 81 go per bbl fcr
Common Black. About 800 bbls. OF old crop Ronn,
Nos. aud 8. has met With buyers ct $2.7s per bbl
There has been no sales of prits 1urpentine; bat
holders arc asking Soc. gallon, tax paid Receipts
.oi Virgin Crude amount to $50 bbs which has been
'ssh at 81. No receipts OF Tar.
HAY.-The receipts continue light being less than
400 bales for the pa.t week. The market has sonod
up and we learn that $l30 per hundred was declined
dor aa lot of North hiver from the wharf, and that
slo was refused for Eastern, from store We hear Of
No largo transactions.
ooRN.-The arrivals since last report are about
10000 bushels. The large transactions have been con.
fnsd to Western. 1900 bushels Of mixed was soid on
prynte torms and 5000 bushels white Western In bulk
at 40 per bushe weight There has been no largo
operations In Maryland white, but the jobbng demand
keeps the stock we'll down. We would quote this last
quality at 81 40 to 81 per bushel weight with bags
This price could, however. only be obtained for prime
article.
OATS Tho receipts OF the week have been quite
limited but as there is but little demand the market is
amply stocked for present waHt'. There has been no
largo sales, and the transactions confined to the re-
tail trade
FLOUR.-The market continues to be fully supplied
with Northern and Western brauds which are selling
at about previous rates. Say So rs for ne 50 to
per bb for super, and $40 to $I1 for extra Baltimore
extra is selling at about S14 per Dbl We are pleased to
note that some Arrivals Of Georgia Flour has taken place
during the week. This has mainly come from the
"EIcestor Mills at Augusta and the "City Mills' of
Atlanta. Extra Flour of this description is selling at
$3.50 to $40 per bbl.
BACON.-There Is o good supply on the market which
Is meeting with toerabe demand at 1G to II cents per
lb. for common II to Is centa for good and lsI to
cents per TO- for primo shoulders Prime ribbed Sides
are selling at al cents per b and clear ribbed AZ cents
per ID, for prime meat.
SALT.-There continues to be fair demand for this
article st hrm pricessay about 50 90 per sack for Com
mon Liverpool
BAoGING AND RoPE-The market 10 tolerably sup.
piled with Gunny Begging, and holders are firm at "a
to 35c. per yard There is fair supply OF Western
Rope which is held at 10 TO 22c.
FRElGHTS-To Liverpool dull, at Hd. for Upland and
Id par TO- for ses fslad Cotton A. per bb on Rosin
To New York, by steamer 15c. per ID. Upland Cot.
ton; by sailing vessel. 3<c per b. Upland Cotton.
Notwithstanding Bills are stliing at 700 to ITO
to tho pound sterling. for Sixty day Bills. Domestic
Exchange remains without change Sight Checks on
New York purchased by the Banks at off; 10 to is
days off, 90 to IS days. y off 30 days, ~ of; co
days, AZ Of They sell Sight Checks on New York at
4 Private drawers purchasing Sight Checks
at par and selling at 4 prem.
aoLD.-Thore ia q good demand. and the Brokers
wsre yesterday buying ut 4s and selling at 40 and 60
Augusta Market.
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