The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-04

| s,oc. on hand and on shipboard $40 1888 ;sS
RIcE-The receipts Of Carolina have been very light
saw about 1900 bushels and 100 erces OF Clean
Rice from Georgetown s. C. There continues to be
moderate demand at previous figures the transactions
bayire been some 400 erces Of which we learn the fol-
lovin. 210 tierces Fair to Common Prime at tf1@8c s
H. so tierces Prime to Strictly Prime ut sH@sac 81 10.
NAVAL, sTORES-The receipts Of the week amount
To about 500 bbls Rosn and 100 bbs Spirits Tupensne
IA bbls of Rosn were sold at IS 2 bb for No. end 81
bbl for No. q Small sales of Spirits have taken pace
at 6O@6lc gallon No receipts or sales OF Crude Inr-
pentne.
HAY-Tbere have been NO arrivals since last report,
but the stock continues largo and the demand limited
There have been no large transactions. We quote nomi
nally North River at s14O@s15o hundred, and East
! ern at sl55@s1.6o.
CORN.-The receipts of the week have been about
le 900 bushels The market has been inactive but thore
is some inquiry and holders arc rather more arm IN
their asking rates In consequence OF the probable te
porary stoppage OF navigation with several OF the Nor-
ern ports by the late cold SPELL We renew our quota
tons Of the week before, VIZ. for White Maryland
bulk, sl.24@1.25 q buRhel and s13l01S6 q bushei
weight, in bags.
oATs.-Tbe market continues quiet and without I'M
portant transactions. We quote the arhce IN pses d.
76@soc q bushel, nominal.
FLoUR.-rhe article continues firm ut previous quo
tations with quite light stock of Super grades. We
quote Northern and Western Super at to@l2 bbL;
Extra, s2s0@135o = bbi; Baltimore Super at s12 so@-
1880 a bbl; do Extra at s14.5o@16 q bbl; Family
brands are selling at s17@1s . bbl.
BAcoN-continues dull, with IN ample stock. Hold
ers arc supplying the limited demand at about our pre-
yious quotations. viz: Fair to prime Shoulders at l2@
14c q ft; fair to prime Ribbed Sides at l2@14c. q 10;
Clear Ribbed Sides at 14S@I6c. p ib; and Clear Sides
at 15h@16c. q 1b.
saLTThe stock of this article Is held almost entire
ly BY second hsnda who selling In limited lots at
previous quotations. Say 50 80 sack for common Liver
1 pool
BAaGNG AND RoPE.-Tbere is an ample stock of
Gunny Cloth here but thore 10 but little demand, and
the article is difficult of sale We quote ut 91@S2e g
yard.
RopE-Is selling at 2o@2so q ID for prime Hemp. and
lower prices for inferior qualities Jute is selling at
I2Hc. q q.
| TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The stock Of Timber still
continues light and the transactions In the article are
consequently restricted. We our quotations. say
for Common Timber, s5@1o p NJ; Mill Timber sll@
Is p NJ; and Shipping Timber at s1s@1s . III. City
| Steam sawed Lumber is selling at $40 to $50 q NJ
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool are without change, but
| there Is ample supply OF tonnage, anu Dut hhieo
amount of freight Offering. We quote I'D on Upland
and Id on Sea Island Cotton To Havre, the only vessel
on the berth has filed up 1c q lb Upland and &C.
on Sea Island To West Indies, normal Coastwise-
To New York, by steamer, 1c q ib on Upland, &c on
Sea Island Cotton, 81 q fierce on Rice an 6oc q bbl
on Rosn by SAIL Nc y ib on Upland Cotton To Bos-
ton, by ateam. 1c. q ib on Upland Cotton By sai nc
p fb To Philadelphia. by steam, sc. q Is Oh Upland
Cotton; b; sail, nc. q tb. To Baltimore by steam
these vessels Cotton for liverpool to be reshipped
by steamer through. ut New York steamship rates. on
Lumber, by SAIL 81 5o@s q NJ
EXCHANGE-si1ty days bills on England were quoted
yesterday at s25@6so to the pound sterling.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on Now York at y off; SOLO days X of;
1o@15 days q cent of: 2o@25 days TX off, 80 days 11
off They sell sight drafts on New York at par.
GOLD-The brokers were yesterday buying at 81 and
selling at &c.