The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-16
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Stock on hand ard on shpboard... $50 3.7S3 92s
RICE-The stock of clean Carolina in first hands hos
been exhausted and the only lot held by factors Is ABOUT
5000 bushels of Carolina Rough Rice, now IN our CITY
mills equal to about 800 terces of clean Rice whon
pounded We have altered table to correspond WITH
this condition of the market and have carried the oat
ance of the stock of clean Carolina TO city and local con-
SUMPTION into which it has gone. The market oun
In the absence Of supplies and we have no saes 70 re-
port
NAVAL STORES.-There have been received apout z'o
bbs Spirits Turpenne which sold at 6oa52c ptr gal
lon as to condition OF packages Some GOO bbs Rosn
came to hand and Common sold at 50 rs per bbl;
Strained ss per Dbl; No at So 25; NO. at 81 'oa4 'o'
and pale at per Dbl There about bbls Crude
Turpenne received which changed hands at So per Dbl
for Virgin and Yellow dip
HAY-The receipts were limited tos lot OF North HiVcr
s.y about 7s bales which sold from the wharf at
81 Is per hundred
coRN.-The planters and farmers infhe interior hav-
np reached the when their Corn and other crops
are becoming available for food the demand this city
for the article has much essened, and we report dull
and depressed market for the week. and large lots i'm
possble to move unless heavy concession in price,
tho transactions have consequently been few in number
AZ, t sufficient to unsettls the market Holders are in
many cases placing their arrivals in store Tho arrivals
have amounted to about $4,000 bushels, all by steam,
and we note sales of 1000 bushels Of prime Maryland
White at 81 40 per bushe weight bags included; 5000
bushels New York White at 81 80 per bushel, weight
baas included Western mixed is unsettled and nomi-
nnl.
oATs-Have been III light receipt and the transactions
have been confined 10 the 1obbing trade.
FLOUR-The market is well supplied with new South
ern which continues to arrive freely and has taken the
place of the other qualities. We submit the following
quotations with the remark that the market under the
prospect of good crops in oil sections OF the country ID
generally in iavor Of the buyer purchasers operating
with much caution. We quote new Southern super al
SO OOasIO 80 per bb Southern Extra at Sll oOa
s11 so per bbl and new Southern family ut sll 81"
s19 90 per Dbl, Northern and Western flour is quite
nominal
WHEAT-The receipts of this grain from the interior
IS mostly passing through to Northern markets
BACON.-Is in fair supply Of most kinds, additional
sbnments having been received ny steamers, and the
market closed firm at about the quotations OF last week.
with only moderate inquiry. We quote prime Should
ers at 14h914slc q fb; primo ribbed Sides at 16h@
1exc. fb prime clear ribbed Sides In Light supply, at
17@17Hc. and clear Sides at 1715c. -tb~
sALl-A shipment Of 75o sacts Liverpool previous
arrival, sold from the wharf at s26O per sack We quote
Common Liverpool in good demand at s26c@275 per
sack,
|, BAGGING AND RoPE-The receipts have been about
2S5 bales Of Gunny, and sales to close out nave
taken place at 26zc q yard Holders are asking 27@
2sc yard Dundee. a inches Ia lbs. to the yard, is
held at 9O@35c. Sea Island Baggng, 45 inches wide
lbs. to the yard, is held at 6o@65c. per yard.
RopE-There Is but limited demand, with light
stock Hemp may be quoted at 13@16c. q IT,, Green
Leaf at l7@1sc., and Jute at l2c. q ID.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton coming into favor
and we have several favorite kinds among them We note
"Dillons Universal Tie" ". ROACH, agent, the "Arrow
Tie" R. MURE & Co., agents, the BEARD Tie,' GEO.
W. WILLIAMS l. Co., agents. and valleys Buckle Tie
STREET BROS. & Co., agents. They are held at loH@
121<c. q ID.
TIMBER AND LUMBER-The supply of Timber and
Lumber on the market has diminished and prices are
somewhat frmer without quotable change. Werenew our
rates, say for Common Timber s4@s5 q NJ for Null
Timber. s6@ss, and Shipping Timber s12 p NJ
Raft Lumber is selling at S12@S14 {, N; City Steam
Sawed is held at sls@S25 q N.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by sail, are dull and nomi-
nal To Havre, nominal To the West Indies
nothing Offering Coastwise are generally quite nominal
To New York. rs cts by stea q bale Sea Islands and
By SAIL nominal To Boston, by steam, nominal 1z@9IGc
cent q III. by sail. To Philadelphia x cent q
ib. on Upland Cotton by steam and cent q Ii, by
SAIL To Balhmore-The steamers take Cotton for Liver
pool to be re-shpped by steam through at New York
steamers rates. Lumber, by sail, to New York, Phila
delphia and Baltimore SCOT q NJ on Lumber and 500
10 q NJ. on Timber.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bills-the rate yesterday was
Sc 7S to the pound sterling for sixty days bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE-The banks are purchasing
sipht Checks on New York at par; five to ten
days. per cent. discount; ten to fifteen days. 1
per cent discount; twenty to twenty-five days, l.:
per cent of; twenty-five to thirty days. X per cent off,
They sell Sigh. Drafts on New York at 4 q cent
premium.
GoLD.-Tbe brokers were yesterday buying at 10
and selling at Al.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, August 14-FNAScIAL--GoLD- Brokers
buy at 14O and sell at 142, with good demand: ,
SILyER-Brokers buy at $50 and sell at 1855 with good
demand. ,,, -
sEcUR1r1Es.-A sale of Georgia Railroad Stock was
deto-day at IS. -. s ,o.. |
demand exceeding offering stock; mddling, 20 5a26c.
Sales for the day as foows at 22 at 20 ~ Z9s'
at 25 81 at 26 and 81 at 26c Total sales, 70 bales.
Receipts. SO bales,
The following sale was made yesterday, but not re-
ported: II bales at 29c.
BACON unchanged.
WHEAT unchanged.
Georgetown Market
GEORGETOWN, S. G., August 14.-CcrroN-No sales
paid.
coh'-Retailing from the stores, 81 60 per bushel.
TniBER-Sales of 13O sticks at from 10 to l3 cents We
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