The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-17

8 a bbl as In quality. There has been received some
s25 bbs Spirits Turpentne and sales have boen made
ut &c. gallon The receipts of Crude Turpentne have
been light 81 being paid for Virgin and IS bbl for
Yellow Dip-priccs for the above are quite depressed
HAY.-There has been no supplies Of this article re-
ceived during the week. and the only quotsbo transac-
ton Is OF 100 bales Eastern at SO 60per hundred
The market is dull with light demand Yesterday even
ing about 800 bales of Eastern to hand but had
not been sold.
CORN.-The arrivals OF this grain since our last,
amount to about TO- 600 bushels. all from Baltimore On
the first Of the week 1000 bushels Of prime white
in bags were sold at 81 so per buahe weight bags In
cuded. But since, in consequence of the declining
character of the Northern markets. buyers purchase
with much caution and the demand for the article has
been limited. the business done being in jobbing lots
The market closed with lower tendency.
oATs.-The receipts Of this grain amount to 1000
bushels consigned to dealer. No operations have
taken place; the market is. therefore. nominal
FLOUR-The diminution Of the stock. with the full
prices prevailing North has caused upward move
ment in the rates here We quote inferior Northern and
Western Super at s12 95al2 go per bb while those OF
better quality are held at 80 76a1S per bb; Northern
and Western Extras selling ct $1S 6Oal4 per bb Bal
umore Super may quoted at $1s 50a14 per bbl and
Extra do $14a16 per bbl; Choice Family Flour Is sell
ing at s17s18 per bbl-
WHEAT.-The most 1sttering accounts are received
om the Interior In reference to the yield OF wheat IN
South Carolina Georgia and Tennessee, the crop prom
Using to be equa to any former year, and 1t is hoped
that our farmers will have considerable amount to
shp forward to the seaboard It is anticipated that new
Southern -four will be In market in about four weeks
and perhaps earlier.
r1oooa apad
but prices continue about previously quoted say liza
1Ec p fb for prime Shoulders, 1Sc. p b for prime RIB
bed sdes 1Sks1SHc b for prime clear ribbed do and
l4c b for clear Sides Inferior meat sells at lower
figures
sALT-There have been no receipts of this article and
jobbing lots are selling 50 per sack for Common Liver
pool.
BAadING AND RoPE-Gunny cloth is extremely dull
and nominal. and we quote from 2ba2ec. per yard
RopE-There is but httleSIaquiry for this article;
Prime Hemp may be quoted 2Oc per h. and Jute 12c
per lb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The supply of Timber and
Lumber on the market has diminished, and pricea are
somewhat rmer without quoable change. We our
rates, say for Common Timber $4@S5 p NJ; for Mill
Timber s8@ss. and Shipping Timber sl2 IL.
Raft Lumber is selling at $12@$14 q NJ; City Steam
Sawed is held at $ls@$25 p III.
FREIaHTs.-To Liverpool-By sail I'D fb. on
Upland Cotton. We quote the rate on Upland at "a.
ID, and on Sea Island Cotton I'd. p tb. To Hayre,
nominal To the West Indies nothing doing Coast
wise somewhat nominal To New York, by steam,
76c p bae on Sea Island and Upland Cotton;
75o p terce on Rice; 40c. p bbi. on Roain;
by SAIL are quite nominal To Boston. u to BIG
cent b. by sail To Philsdelphin X cent 2
b. on Upland Cotton by steam, and - cent p 10, by
sail To Bamore-The steamers take Cotton for Liver
pool, to be reshipped by steam through at New York
steamers rates; LUMBER by sail, to New York. Pha-
delphia and Baltimore 1907 y on Lumber, and $50
10 2 NJ on timber.
EXCHANGE Sterling Bills-the rate yesterday was
ss 62@6 to the pound sterling for sixty days BILLS
DOMESTIC E1cHANeE.-The banks are purchasing Sight
Checks on New York at u per cent. off, i've to ten
days. per cent discount of; ten to fifteen days.
per cent discount off, twenty to twenty-five days, IL
per cent off, to thirty days, * per cent off,
They sell Sight Drafts on New York at A@h q cent
premium.
GoLD-Tbe brokers were yesterday buying at SC
aud selling at SO.