The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-31

SUMPTION. Wy
o,u,v 102 521 4 119
Z, Total poc and consumption 5.6S) 1o2,521 4,119
Stock on hand ard on shipboard... 235 $500
SEA ISLAND corroN-The receipts at this port of this
class of Cotton amount bales for the year just
closed against 55Os bales the year before The accounts
from large portion Of the long staple region give most
discourssng accounts of the damage from rain and cat
erpar, and give cause to expect most limited crop
for the year. The absence of stock here limits transac
lions to such q degree, to render it difficult to give
reliable quotations. and until receipts OF the new crop
the market may be considered nominal
R1cEThe receipts of this grain ut this port for the
wear lust closed amount to 1887 terces of Carolina
Rice AGAINST 49 erces the year before. Planters nave
commenced harvesting the new CROP and should no
di.astar take place. We may expect considerable in
orease on the yield of last year. The market at this
nont ia bare of Carolina and it will remain dull until
sugpes of the new crop forward Some 95 herces
the balance Of the stock Of the city mills was dis
posed Of yesterday on private terms.
NAVAL, sfORES-There has been received here
about 900 bbls Of Naval Stores for the year This i'm
portant branch Of trade, hike most others, has come
down to small figure compared with the receipts few
large extent Of pine land much OF it untouched and
with any encouragement in price, the market may expect
to steadily expand The following is the state OF the ar
cle here for the past week. Receipts amount to about
1000 bbs Rosin 400 bbls Spirits Turpentne, 800 bbs.
Crude Turpentne Extra Pale Rosn was sold at $3.50
@s q bbl.; pale at s4@5 p bbl; No. atsS.5o9S76,,
No at s. and No. at 50 rs p Dbl. The Spirits was
disposed off 5lc b gallon for extra PACKAGES and 6Oc.
q gallon for irregular lots. The Crude 1urpentine
changed hands at So q bbl. for Virgin and Yellow Dip.
HAY.-The receipts consist Of some 800 bales North
River most of which sold from the wharf at sl20
hundred. lot of 800 bales. same quality was sold
from store at 81 20 p hundred. We have no transac-
tons to report in Eastern OF which quality the market is
bare ~
CORN.-The arrivals Of this grain amount to about
IS 600 bushels The demand is entirely confined to the
retail trade and limited 3obbipg transactions, holders Of
large lots are consequently unable to sell unless declining
figures are submitted to- There has been no wholesale
transactions and jobbny lots OF prime Maryland are cell
ing at about 81 s5@1 Ss bushsl weight bags included
and mixed and white Western from 81 27@l % q bushe
weiaht baas included. Some 900 bushels Maryland
prime p,osty white but slightly mixed, was sold at SO
bushe weight bags sincluded Quotations are however
quite nominal. 80
oATs-The arrivals Of this grain have been light and
vere consigned to dealers to supply the local trade
FLoUR.-The market is kept fully supplied with good
grades OF Southern the demand at present being quite
ordinary but prices continue without important change
We quote Southern super $1,000 Dbl; Southern extra
at al 90 q bb and Southern family at I'll so q Dbl.
Northern brands Of old Flour in Light demand for
bakers use.
BAcoN.-There is moderate supply Of Shoulders.
Sbo
nresent il quite limited but holders are firm in conse-
of the stroug appearance Of Northern and West
ern markets. We quote prime Shoulders at 14h@16c
n prime ribbed Sides at 16h@17c and clear ribbed at
17Kc. p b.
sAIT.-some 5000 sacks, consigned to dealers, have
been receiyed cosstwise moderate demand prevails
sr ,obbine lots. We quote 50 so to 90 rs per sack
nyDIABAGGNG- Moderate supplies Of Gunny Cloth
contne to arrive from coaswise ports but the anssc-
son. have been confined to jobbing lots on time, at
nrioe near our outside figure. We learn OF no large
operations. Holders are asking 27@2sc. yard. Dsn-
dee Ban ing, inches * Tbs to the yard, is held at
so@s5c. Sea Island Bagging, As inches wde Tbs to
the yard, Is held at GOOSE. a2at-
RoPE-There Is light supply on the MARKET and
ve quote Hemp at lsa16c. p b; Greenleaf ct 17@lsc
and Juts at 12c. p b.
Ipos BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are coming into use
and Dlons Universal Tie" W. ROACH, AGENT the "Ar'
row Tie" R. MuRE Co., agents, the "Beard Tie, GEO.
". WILLIAMS Co., agents. and valleys Buckle Tie,
STREET BROS Co.. agents, are offered in this market
at 10h@12kc. . b.
TIMpER AND LUMBER.-The stock Of Timber and
Lumber has become quite light and holders are arm at
ouotatons-ssy for Common Timber s49s6 q nj;
Min Timber $685. o NJ; and shipping Timber
.sl2 q H. Raft Lumber Is selling at Sl2@Slb g nj;
and CITY Steam Sawed at $ls@s25 p NJ
FRMGHTs.-To Liverpool, by sail. are dull and nomi
nal. To Hayre. nominal To the West nd'es
nothing offering Coestwise generally quite nominal
To New York. by steam 75c@s2 bale on Sea Islands and
ulsnde; 75c a terce on Rice an 4Oc. Dbl on kosin.
BY sail nominal To Boston, by steam. nomnali 's9'ieo
cant q h. by sail To Philadelphia cent g
b. ON Upland Cotton by steam, and cent q 10, by
ssI To Batmore-The steamers take Cotton 1or Liver
pool 10 be reshipped by steam through at New York
steamers rates; Lumber, by SAIL TO New forR fna
delphia and baltimore ss@7 u on Lumber, and s9@
10 p NJ. on Timber.
ExCHANaE.-sterling Bills the rate yesterday was
ss IT to the pound sterling for sixty days bills
Doxrsr1c ExcHANaE.-The banks aro purchasing
SIGHT Checm ON New York at par; five TO ten
DAYS, of; ten to fifteen days, 1per cent. OIL !;
twenty to twenty-five days. ~ per cent of !;
twenty-five to thirty days, ~ per cent OIL. Ihey
sell siRht Drafts on New York at 4 9 cent
premium.
aoLD.-Tbe brokers were yesterday buying at Al
and selling ot A.