The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11
1o,o1 E1norts. 1882 1852 1,35

RICE The arrivals during the week haHe been ABOUT
900 bushels of Carolina Rough Which na' oeen se
10 the mills The stock Of Clean Rice on the ArAe' s
become quito small The transactions nave peen soin0
o0 ercos of Carolina Clean Rice stabout
Wa learn of the following sales 116 ierces at la4
mt s,.c: :68 at as5c ind 81 ct 7l6c. . ft We quote
Inferior and Broken at 7k@TAc.; Fair TO Common
Prime 8@sXc., and Prime at s7S@8Ac. u 10. 4es1er-
aay. In consequence OF the very limited supply on tne
market. 80 tierces changed hands at s s-lGc = TO-
NAvAI, sTOREs-There has been nc arrivals OF Rosin
mr. Crude Turpentino and there has been no sales.
There was small arrival OF spirits and some sales OF
this article took place at SIC. . gallon.
HAyThere has been no arrivals since our last state
nent but there continues to be an ample STOCK on tne
market No wholesale transactions have taken place'
the sales having been only in retail lots we oonue
our former quotations. with the that they are en-
trely nominal, say for North River sl4o9loo y nun
dred and sl.55@1.6o for Eastern
CORN.-Ths receipts amountto 1000 ouanels PEa"e
baltimore. 1000 bushels White Maryland Was sold' III
hnlk nj 81 per bushe cash. 5000 BUSHELS IN ou
sold at per bushe, and part In osgs sou ~
81 opal 81 per bushel. We quote White Maryland, III
bulk at s122@1.25 per bushel; do in bags at s'Ss@
% DER buskel There continues to be steady demand
for plantation consumption
OATS-are very dull, and the only demand at pres
ant ID to supply limited local consumption The ard
Gle in bags may be quoted at about soc per bushe,
nominal
FIOUR-The article continues quite hrm under tne
improving condition Of Northern marSets ana mas ao
yanced &c., per bbL with fair local demand we quote
Northern and Western Super S1200@l26o per DOL; tx
ta do 30 per bbl; Baltimore Super at $500
M13 so per bbl and Extra s1450@l6 per Dbl Eanlly
Flour is selling at s17@1s per bbl
BAcoN.-There has been some additional inquiry, and
the stock s getting light but prices remain about as pre-
y1ously quoted, VIZ. Primo Shoulders at 12K@1sc b
Prime Ribbed Sides at 13@1sNc; Clear Ribbed do at
14c., and Clear sidesa 15c., q b.
Messrs a. CoB1A CO. sold, on Tuesday, part of the
cargo Of the brig chebucoo from Halfax N g., consist
ng of noackerel salmon, &C.. at the following prices
No. mackerel in barrels at s19 to 20 q barrel
No fextra> mackere, In half barrels, ut $40 9 half
barrel
No. mackerel In kts at 50 lax per kit
No mackerel CARGO, in barrels, at Sl6 q barrel
No 1nackerel narge,, In half barrels, at 50 p hall
barrel.
No. Smackerel 1nrgel in barrels, at s12.26 barrel
Herrings. pickled, S. . barEel.
Herrings scaled, 70 cents q box.
Salmon No. O. il halt barrels at SA50 O hnf oarrel.
Codhsh, Z cents o pound
sALT-Thore has been no additional receipts, and
there continues to be limited demand for country
Sumption which dealers supplying at about previous
quotations, viz: 50 50 q sack for Common Liverpool
BAGGnG AND ROPE.-The demand for Gunny Cloth
ia very light and the article continues heavy and dull Of
sale Holders in would sell large lots ut low
figures We quote the article a 25@30c per yard nomi-
nal Rope continues very heavy and transactions very
limited.
TIMBER AND LUMBER--The stock of Timber Is
still small but lower prices have been generally accept
ed and the following rates win indicate the STATE of the
markets:
Common Timber is selling ut s4@5 y NJ; MIL Timber
at s7@1O, and Chipping Timber s12@15 q M
City Stea1n Sawed Lumber is selling at s20@3o p NJ,
as In quality.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool I'd. for Upland and Id. for
Sea Island Cotton. TO Hayre nominal. To the West
Indies nothing doing. Coastwise-To New York, by
sea cent q b. on Upland, TX cent . IT, on Sea Island
Cotton 50 tlerce Rice; so cents q bb On Rosin; BY
sail cent p is. on Upland Cotton. To Boston, by
steann cent q Ib Upland Cotton; n cent q It, BY
sail To Philadelphia k cent b. on Upland Cotton,
bysteam, and n cont p tb. by SAIL To Baltmore-The
steamers take Cotton for Liverpool to be reshpped by
steam through at New York steamers rates; Lumber
by sail, 81 5O@ss p NJ
EXCHANGE Sterling Bi1ls-The rate yesterday be-
came un6etleQ ulQeC tQo uecuue IL uut AaAJ
quoted nominy at 625@osO to the pound sterling for
gu days bills
DOMESTIC EIoHANaE-The banks arc purchasing Sight
Checks on New York ut per cent off, to FIVE days,
Hper cent of; i've to ten days. per cent. of; fifteen
days. TX per cent. of; twenty daye, TX per cent off;
twenty-five days, 1 per cent off, thirty days. per cent
of. They sell Sight Drafts on Now York ut par.
aoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 81 and
selling at s6.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, January 5.-CoTroN.-The demand has been
moderate to-day with prices easier than yesterday.
Sales reached 1850 bales the market closing quiet at SIC
for Middling.
monetary AND FrNANcrA1--Wlthout material change
from yesterdays report Ws quote the following aH the
rates to-day:
Gold 133a135
Sterling l39a141.
New York Sight HaS checking, and 2ial per cent.
discount bnying.
New Orleans Sight y discount to par.
New Orleans Market.