The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-28
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Stock ON hand ard on shipboard.. 166 $50 92l
RICE.-The receipts of Carolina Rough during the
week have been few small parcels, amounting 70 aoout
500 bushels The supply plantations have been almost
entirely sent to market and until the new crop comes to
hand, the business III this article will be very light The
market since our last report has been bare Of stock and
the sales have been Of retail character. The limited
supplies in the hands offactors at the mills here is held
quite firmly and lots only offered when full prices
can be had Yesterday sale OF 20 terces Of fair Rice
took place at lie. q ID.
NAVAL sTOREs.-The supplies received here during
the past week have been limited in consequence Of the
interruption of railroad transportation by the heavy
rains The receipts have been $50 bbs Rosn, 200 bbs
spirits and 200 bbs Crude Turpentne. The Rosn was
sold at s45O@s5 bb for pale sS 60@s4 for No. 1; So
for No. O. s276 for No. 8; and $3.50 bbl for black
The Spirits we're disposed Of at &c. gallon for coun-
try packages Extra packages sell at higher prices The
Crude Turpentine found buyers at % q Dbl for virgin
and yellow dip. There are no extra nosin on the
market
HAY.-Ihe arrivals during the week have been about
400 bales, all North River. part Of this supply was
sold at 80 q hundred, and lot cloaed out at s1.sO p
hundred but the article is quite dull and buyers In
many cases, Offering lower figures.
COhN.-ln6 supplies ht uRnu 5iuCo olf lnot UOony
report amount to about 900 bushels. There conn-
to be good inquiry and prices have rather Inn
proved under better rates at Baltimore We notice sales
Of 1900 bushels Of yellow and mixed at 81 SO p bushel
weight bags included $500 bushels Of common white,
at 81 Sc bushe. weight bags included; prime Mary
land white is held above these figures We note sales
yesterday Ct 100 bushels prime white at 81 AZ bushe
weight, bags included.
of a, boah ham
ceved during the week. which consigned to dealers
We learn of no wholesale transactions.
FLOUR.-The stock of this article is much reduced,
but purchasers buy sparngly awaiting receipts of the
new crop. There has been further decline in price in
some qualities, and have revised our quotations.
Northern and Western Super may be quoted at $40 80
@1O rs p bbl. Northern and Western Extra at sl2@
IL 80 q bbl; Baltimore Super at $40 50@11 q Dbl
and Extra at s1S q bbl.: Southern Family is held at
s16@17 p bbl; New Southern Flour has Only been
ceived in light supply but large receipts may be looked
for shortly.
BACoN-The stock Of this article has become nearly
exhausted. but receipts Of additional supplies at
hand It is he'd firmly at last weeks quotations. say
for Prime Shoulders 1114@11kc q Ii; Prime Ribbed
Sides at 1899 ID; Prime Clear Ribbed do. 1SzI4c.
and Clear Sides at 141lc. q fb. Hams in demand,
and prime sell at 16@1Sc. q fb.
SALl-There has been further receipts of this
tce. There is good jobbing demand and prices are
hrmer. Sellers holding limited lots at s225@25O q
sack.
BAGG1NG AND ROPE-Gunny cloth is extremely dull
and nominal, and we quote from 25a26c per yard.
RoPE.-There is but little inquiry for this article
Prime Hemp may be quoted at20c per Id. and Jue l2Kc
per lb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Thc supply of Timber and
Lumber on the market has diminished and prices are
somewhat rmer without quotable change We renew our
rates, say for Common Timber s4@s5 q M; for Mill
Timber s6@ss, and Shipping Timber s12 . NJ.
Raft Lumber is selling at s12@s14 q M; City Steam
Sawed is held at s1s@s25 q NJ.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by SAIL are dull and nomi
nal. We quote the rate on Upland at I'D, and Ad.
on Sea Islands. To Havre nominal To the West Indies
nothing offering. Coastwiso generally quite nominal
To New York. by steam 75c q bale Sea Islands and
Uplands TOO q terce Rice, 40c. u bbl Rosin
BY SAIL nominal To Boston, by stcam nominal; A@9l6c
cent a ID. by sail To Philadelphia x cent q
fb on Upland Cotton by steam, and cent q fb, by
SAIL To Baltimore-The steamers take Cotton for Liver
pool to be re-shipped by steam through OF New York
steamers rates; Lumber by SAIL to New York Phla-
daphia and Baltimore SCOT q NJ Oh Lumber, and 500
10 q NJ. on Timber.
EYCHANGE.-Sterling Bis-the rate yesterday was
Sc 62h To the pound sterling for sixty days bills.
DOMESTIC E1cHANaE.-The banks purchasing
Sight Checks on New York at par; five to ten
days, * per cent discount of; ten to fifteen days. %
per cent. discount off, twenty to twenty-five days, 1H
per cent off, twenty-five to thirty days, III per cent. off,
They sell Sight Drafts on New York at y q cent
premium.
GoLD.-Tbe brokers were yesterday buying at $40
~ and selling at $685..
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, June &c p. M.-FNANc1AL.-d -doLD.-In
good demand brokers are buying at l37 and selling at
1888.
s1LvER-Brokers buying ut 1923 and selling at 1872
CorToN.-To-day has been about the duest day Of the
season in the cotton market Very little demand and
nothing of consequence done. We could only hear of
two sales bales ut 22 and 80 at PAX. Receipts, %
bales
Mobile Market.
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