The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-22


stock ON hand and on shipboard. =. 1oos s.sn 9o2
nRICE-The arrivals since our last weeSly report
amount toabout TO- 600 bushels of Carolina Rough Ace
and 12s tiroes OF Carolina Clean from Georgetown, s. G.
The Hight stock themarket and the rmness OF hold
efs has limited transactions. We learn Of the following
salss 20 tiercesf Clean at sMc. p f; 80 at 9c; 80
ss9xc; IS It s1se., and ~ at sxc. p H. We quote
Fsr to Good at sA@9Xc. q fb; Good to Common Prime
at9K09Hc.i p b. ...s
NAYAL sTOREs-The receipts amount to SIT bbls.
Rosin. and few bbls OF Crude Turpentne. The Rosin
was all sold at s4a45O per Dbl for No L. and sS76 per
bbl 1or no There has been no Spirits the market
HAY-The arrivals have been confined to small lot
Of North River from Georgetown, c. which was sold
at 20 per hundred The market is comparatively bare Of
stock. .-l.sitl ts$ .--.tc, - - - -,
CORN 1.-The receipts during the week amount to about
1900 bushels We learn of sales Of $500 bushels on the
spot at per bushel for White by weight bags in
cnded 1900 bushels of Yellow at price equal to sL4o
per bushsl weight bags included Sales to arrive are
made With difficulty, It is reported that considerable
shipments are the Wy, and buyers are awaiting their
coming before operating further.
oATS-The receipts since our last amount to about
1000 bushels. Early in the week some 2oOo bush
ala in bses sold at ssc per bushe bags included
since which we have heard Of no large transactions.
FLoUR.-The market has tair supply Of most quail
ties, and prices have somewhat receded during the
ear We quote Northern and Western Super at s11 so
sl2 par hhl: Northern and Western Extra, $12 75al3
Der bbl; Baltimore Super s12ala per Dbl, and Extra do
at s14a15 per bbl Family brands are unchanged and
sell s17a1s per bbl
BACON-Che bulk of the late arrivals having been dis
posed Of the prelent stock the market Is light but
additional supplies looked for We quote prime shou
ders at 12x@1sc. b prize ribbed Sides at l4Ac g
it, and clear ribbed at 14%@15c, q H. Our inside tg
ures mostly for large lots and transactions have
taken place below quotations. Inferior meats are
sold at less price.
sLLT.-Additional arrivals from Liverpool have added
about 5000 sacks to previous stock In consequence OF
these arrivals and the nteness the season. the market
has become exceedingly heavy and cargo of $500 bags
Of Liverpool, In unbeached Sacks has been sold from
the Haarfst 81 so sack and lot Of $500 sacks from
tie wharf ut 81 IS p sack.
MOLAshES.-some 400 hhds., tcs. and bbls. of Cayed
have Arrived from Cuba during the week. Part Of the
receipts selling at 4s cents per gallon in hhds 80 cts
in tcs., and 50 cents per gallon in bbls
BAGGINd AND ROPE.-Gunny Cloth is extremely
duh and nominal, and we quote from 25@2sc. q yard
RopE-There is but little inquiry for this article:
Prime Hemp may be quoted at 2oc. t and Jute 12 sc
p b.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is fair supply
of Timber, but the stock is still limited, with only
heht demand. We renew our rates, say for Com
mon Timber s4@s5 q NJ for Mill Timber s7@SlO and
Shipping Timber s12@s15 2 NJ Raft Lumber is selling
at s1aas15 p N: City Steam Sawed Is held at s2O@sso
q M.
FREGHTs.-To Liverpool-By sail we quote "a
On finland and Id, on Sea Island Cotton. To Havre
nominal. To the West Indies nothing doing. Coast
viseLTo New York, by steam, cent p fb. on
finland. TX cent . fb on Sea Island Cotton; 50 q
fierce ON Rice so cents p bbL Rosn; by sail to Ac
q n. on Upland Cotton. steamer Is filling up at sc.
q n. ON Cotton to New York 70 Boston, by steam,
,ent q b ON Upland Cotton; " to GIG cent tb. 'y
,as1. To Philadelphia cent y ID. on Upland Cotton
~ stearn snd cent q It's. by sail To Baltmore-The
ssuaerp TAXA Cotton for Liverpool to be reahipped by