The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-01

Stock on hand and on ahipboard.... 262 sS26 l59
R1OR.-There continues to be o steady demand Tor
this grain and the lots Of Clean Carona placed on the
market are readily disposed Of Tie receipts OF tho weak
have beon limited nay sbout 80O0 bushels OF Carolina
Rough Rice and lo6 erces Of Clean Rico from George
town. c. Early in the week the transactions in some
cases were at easier prices, but the market closed h
with Hight stock. The sales Of tho Woek have been
about 900 tsrces of which note the following: 28 ut
sxc, tb 1s at sKc; 40 at 516c; 10s at 9c; bS at
exo We quote Fair to Good exc. to 9hc p IT,; Good
to Prime 9ka9Hc. = ID.
NAVAL sTOREs.-The receipts have been abont 1900
bbls Roan, 200 bbls Spirits Turpentne and 40 bbls
Crude TurpenHns The bulk Of the arrivals Of Spirits
and Eoan is intended for shpmen There has been no
transactions In Spirits Crude Turpentne sold at $3.50
bbl for Yellow Dip Transactions in Rosn took place
a. sA25aA50 for No. !. and 81 p Dbl for No. 2.
EAY-Thsre have been no Arrivals during the week
and the transactions have bean confined of North
River from store, At $l75@1o0 q hundred the market
closing firm at the latter price.
CORN.-The obstruction to navigation By Ice OF the
North has prevented arrivals and the market has baen
hare Of stoek the only receipts have been two cargoes
amounting to 1000 bushes from North Carolina, Which
WAS Dold at price about equivalent to s1ss@139 =
buae bulk weight Sales bags. to arrive, have taken
place at s142X p bushel bags included. About 10000
bushels were received last evening by steamer.
OATs-There hayo been no additions to stock, and we
learn of no wholesale transactions. We qrote uominay
in bulk, eo@83c. p bushel
FIOUR.--In the absence of arrivals market has
besn quito firm, with light stock OF lower qualities
Prices remain without change, ssy s12@12 80 per bbl
for Northern and Western Super and s1S9l350 per bb
for Extra do; Baltimore Super $1S603l4 per hbl and
Extra at ST. b001e per bbl Family brands sell at SIG
1S par Dbl.
BACoN-The non.arrival OF vessels keeps the market
quite bare Of stock. limited supply Of Bulk Meats, re-
csved hom New York, sold At 1870 per h. for Should
ers and 14c per h. for cs&r ribbed Sides Sales of
Bacon arrive have takan place at 13c per h. for
prime Shoulders. and l5c. per lb. for ribbed Sides.
sALT.-siuce our last a lot from on shipboard has
been sold at 81 per sack to csa out. Importers Of
fsring Liverpool ut $3.50 per SACK and jobbers
are supplying limited orders at $3.50 per sack.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Gunny Cloth is extremely
dull and nominal, and quota from 25@2Gc. a yard
RopE-There is but little inquiry for this article;
Prime Hemp may be quoted at 20c q IT, and Jute &c.
p 1b.
TIMBER AND LuMBER.-There is some increase in
the supply Of Tmusr but the stock is still niLed with
only light demand. We renew rates. say for COM
mon Timber s4@$5 = NJ; for Hill Timber s7@s10, and
at $l2@s15 n; City Steam Sawed is held at s2p@s30
p n
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool-Tho limited supply OF
Ghppng in part has advanced the rates. ind quote
to a1ed on Upland and Id to 1d. Sea Island Cotton
Engagements on steamer to arrive 60 direct have
taken place at sd on Upland ard 1Ia. Sea Island
To HaYre nominal To the West Indies nothing
doing, Coastwtse-To New York. by steam cent
"a H m finland ~ cent H H. on Sea Island Cotton 80
n erce on Rice SO cents q Dbl Rosn; by sail Y cent
. ID. on Upland Cotton. TO Boston. by steam,
cent Is on Upland Cotton; " to 9ls cent . 1t. by
satl To Philadelphia cent p ID. Upland Cotton,
by stea,n and y cent = b. by sail Te Baldmore-The
steamers take Cotton for Liverpool to be reshpped by
steam through ut New York steamers rates; Lumber
by sail, ST 5o@sa 2 n
RyCHANGE.-sterling Blls-The ratc yestertlay "as
6s5@e45 to the pound sterling for gu days bills.
) Do,rRruo E1ca4NaE.-The banks are purchasing Sight