The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08
Total exports. ................ S,s7s 65,sse 90


Stock on hand and on shipbosrd.... sss, e.62 4s1
RICE.-The receipts Of Carolina have been very small
say about 2oco buabels Of Rough and 1870 tierces o
Clean from Georgetown, s. c. The stock the market
continues light and holders ara firm at previous quota
TONS The transactions have BEEN about 800 terces o.
Carolina Clean and learn of the following sales VIZ
so tierces Clean at exc q ib 81 tierces 91ec y b..
rs terces ct 9c p H.; u do at 9Kc h.; and 80 do
at s1o a h. We quote Fair to Good Carolina at s7Sa
sHc q tb., and Good 10 Common Prime at shss,zc
q h. Some 10 terces were sold yesterday ON private
terms.
|. NAVAL STORES.-The arrivals amount to about SOC
bbls of Fosn and Spirits Turpentine all which La pass
ing through to other markets. We have transactions
to report during the week.
HAY.-The arrivals have been Light and the narket
continues bare Of supply. 1bo bales Of Eastern was
sod arrival at So 40 per hundred and l56 bales o
North River from the wharf, at 81 rs per hundred.
CORN-The receipts since last weekly report have
been light say about % 600 bushels We learn Of the
following sales 6O0O bushels Of Yellow, by weight In
bags at 81 80 per bushe bags included 5000 bushels OF
White in bulk at 81 18 per bushe measure 1000 bush
els of White In bulk, at 81 26 per bushel by weight
quote Yellow in bags by weight at about 81 80 per
bushe, bags included, and White at 81 S5a1 81 per
bushel weight bags included There continues to be
good demand for country consumption.
OATs.-The receipts during the week have been about
5000 bushels The market Is dull, and we learn OF no
large transactions wequote the market nominal at 7Oc.
per bushe bulk weight and soc per bushel weight in
bags.
FLOUR-The market Is well supplied with most
qualities Of this article and prices during the week have
been without change We renew oar previous quota
tons say for Northern and Western Super at s11 50@
12 q bb; Extra do at sl2 5o@1a p bbl,; Baltimore
Super at s12@13 p bbl., End Extra do. at s14@16 q
bbl; Family brands selling at previous rates, viz:
S17@18 q Dbl.
BACON.-The market has good stock Of this article
and the demand continues fair for country consumption
Prices without change and renew the yates Of
last week. say-12Kc tb. for Prime Shoulders; 14c. p
ID. for Ribbed Sides, and 14c. fb. for Clear Ribbed
Sides. Large parcels are sometimes sold little below
quotations. Common meat is sold at lower rates.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Se cargoes of these
articles have arrived from Cuba during the week. I'm
porters selling Muscovado Sugar at ll18@12Ac q
IT,; aged Molnsses in hhds at 45@47c gallon; Mus
covaao Molasses, in hh9s. and bble., at 5o@doc. p
gallon, according to quality Of article condition OF the
package, &c.
sALT-There have been no arrivals during the week,
and learn Of large sales. Importers are offering
jobb1ng lots at about So q sack.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Gunny Cloth is extremely
dull and nominal and we quote from 25@26c p yard.
RoPE.-There is but little inquiry for this article;
Prime Hemp may be quoted at 2Oc H. and Jute 121c.
q ID.
TIMBER AND LUMBER-There is a fair supply
of Timber, with only light demand. We renew our
rates, say for Common Timber s4@S5 p N; for Mill
Timber s7@s1O, and Shipping Timber s12@s16 p NJ
Raft Lumber is selling at $12@s15 p NJ; City Steam
Sawed is held at s20@ssO . N.
FREIGHTS.-To Liyerpool-By sail quote I'd
on Upland and Id. on Sea Island Cotton 70 Havre
1Xc. q it. on Upland and &c. q ib. on Sea Island.
To the West Indies nothing doing. Coastwise-T
New York, by steam, sc. p 1b. on Upland, and
&c. q lb. on Sea Islands; 81 p terce on Rice;
90 cents q bbl on Rosin; by sail q to ac q
TO- on Upland Cotton. To Boston, by steam, l
cent q ID on Upland Cotton; u to 9i6 cent @ IT, by
sail To Philadelphia cent y tb. on Upland Cotton
by steam and x cent q 1b. by sail. To Baltimore-The
steamers take Cotton for Liverpool, to be reshpped by
steam through at New York steamers rates. on Lumber
By SAIL 81 5O@ss p Nj
ESCHANGE.-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday was
fs5 to GAO to the pound sterling for GU days bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE.-The banks are purchasing Sight
Checks on New York at par five to ten DAYS per
cent discount off, ten to fifteen days. per cent dis
count of; twenty to twenty-five days. ~ per cent off,
twenty-five to thirty days, * per cent Off They sell
Sight Drafts on New York at X q cent. premium.
GOLD.-Tbe brokers were yesterday buying at 35@36
and selling at S7@38.