The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-27

Stock on hand and on ~shipboard 80. 1907 14245 87
RICE.-The arrivals Of this grain have been light dur
ing the week, and the article has only been in limited
| request at prices which have tended in favor of the buyer.
| The transactions have amounted 10 about $50 ticrces
clean Carolina, among which We note sales OF IL tierces
| clean Carolina at 7lc. p f5.; 100 do. at 74c.; II do. at
| 7Ac.; ~ do. at nc; 81 do. at &c.; 100 do. atsHc.; 80 do.
ut SIC, and Al at ga. We quote inferior and common
at 7X@7Ac. q ib.; fur 7%@sH good to common
prime So to SIC. q ID.
NAVAL STORES.-Th9 arrivals for the week amount
to about 1000 bbls. Rosin and 200 bbls. Spirits Turpen-
tine. We note sales of No. / Resin at $3.50 g bbl., and
| No. at 81 q Dbl. The Spirits was sold at 45c. q gallon.
| HAY-There has been received about 1900 ba es North
| River descriptions, and q small quantity Of Eastern. We
| note sales Of aoout 500 bales of North River at Sl.50 q
hundred.
| CORN.-There continues TO arrive moderate supplies
| OF Tennessee and Georgia white and mixed Corn. We
learn of no important change during the week, the in
/ curry being almost confined to 4 local demand at rates
which have not varied materially from those prevailing
| the week before. We quote Georgia and Tennessee
mixed and white at s1.2O@1.25 q bushel; new white
Maryland ct 81. 4O@1.45 2 bushel, and old white Mary
land at 5 1.5O@1.55 q bushei. by weight, sacks included.
OATS-Are in light supply and are only in limited
| request for local consumption. About SEQ bushels
changed hands at 90c. q bushel, bags included.
FLouR.-There is a lair stock Of Northern and West
ern brands, which sell at about sl1.0O q Dbl. for Super;
s12.Oo@125O q Dbl. for Extra, and slS.OO@lA.0O . Dbl.
for Family. The stock of Southern is light and sells in
small quantities. say, for Super s12.OO q bbl.; Extra
$500 p bbl., and Family at $14.0o 2 Dbl.
BACON.-The demand continues Of the most restrict
character. and prices during the week have had a lower
| tendency. We quote Prime Western Shoulders at IL
! cents q ID; Prime Western Ribbed Sides at 14@14H
| cents, and Prime Western Clear Ribbed Sides at 14A@16
| cents a f. There is some inquiry for second-class meat
which sells at 10@l1 cents q ID for new and bright
| Shoulders, 1i@1S cents for Sides, and 10@14 cents p ID.
for hams.
sALT.-The stock Is now confined to lots in store
which is held at 81. 6@2 . sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-There has been some improvement
in the demand, and holders are Hore generally asking
frmer rates. We quote large lots at 22@23c. cash, and
higher rates when solI on time. New York
ounny Cloth is held at 36c. Dundee Bagging, A inches.
IL los. to the yArJ<Is bid at SO@S5 cents. Sea Is
land BaggiDe. " inches "iie, . lbs. to the yard, is
held at 60@64E Cents.
RoPE.zIn consequence Of the use of Iron Ties, the
demand Er Rope is very light and prices irregular, and
soms%na nominal at quotations. We quote Hemp at
sl12 cents q To-; Greenloaf at 1908 cents, and Jute at
5000 cents q h.
IRON BANDS AM TIES for Cotton are coming into
use, and D1ILoN's Universal rie, WIN. ROACH, Agent.
the Arrow Tie, R. MURE & Co., Agents, the BEARD 8 Tie
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & Co., Agents, and the VALLEY
Buckle Tie, STREET BROTHERS l. Co., Agents, and GOULD
& McINr1RE's Tie. WILLIS & CHIsoLM, Agents, arc offer
ed In This market at 1o@12H cents q ID.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Limited quantities of
| Timber and Lumber are coming to hand, and we
quote River Flooring Boards at s13 q NJ; s~cantling and
Plank s1O@12 q NJ; Timber of shipping and good Mill
qualities there is none on the market; commonis selling
ar s5@6 q NJ; and CITY sawed Lumber at s2o@25 q NJ
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, nominal; by
sail, I'd. on Upland and I'd. on Sea Islands. To Havre.
TX cents q To-, on Upland nominal. To the West In
dies nothing offering. Coastwise-To New York, by
steam, &c. q ID. on Uplands. and &c. on Sea Islands is
| the local asking rate. 81 5O@s2 q fierce on Rice. By sail,
&c. p Ii. on Cotton, and s19125S fierce On Rice. To
Boston by steam 1850. p b. on Gotten an 81 q tierce
on. Rice; by sail &C. q 10. on Cotton, To Philadelphia. &c.
q ID. on Upland Cotton, by steam, and &C. 2 ib. by SAIL
| To Baltimore, by steam, &c. 3 10. on Cotton, and 81 90
! p tierce on Rice. The Baltimore and Charleston Steam
ship Company take Cotton through to Cincinnati, at
s1.5O 2 100 fbs.; Rice b5c. 2 100 lbs. To Louisville,
| Cotton, ST. 20 q 100 lbs; Rice 75c. q 100 fbs. To st.
Louis, Cotton, s2.1O q 100 lbs; Rice S5c. q 100 f6s.
These steamers take freight through to Philadelphia.
On Lumber, by sail. to New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, at co. q NJ, and on Timber 5000 q NJ.
nominal.
EXCHANGE.-Stering Bills-the rate yesterday was
144a145 for sixty days bills.
/ DOMESTIC ExcHASGE.-The banks are purchasing Sight
Checks on New Yorka x of. They arc not purchasing
, at presen. beyond sight bills. They are selling Sight
Checks at par.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 80 and
selling at 81.