The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-29
ct &C. b 80 tcs at sc. 80 tcs. at sHc.; 13o tcs at
9Xc. We quote fair to good Carolina clean at sh@sc.

ct &C. fb; 80 tcs at sc; 80 tcs. at sKc t3o tcs at
9X. quote fair to good Carolina clean at sh@sAc.
b; good to common prime at sN@oXc q fb.
NAVAL sTOREs.-The first of the new crop reached
here during the week. consisting Of bbls Of pale Rosin
which WAS sold at s1050 q bbl Some 44S bbls Rosin
reached hero bound to other markets There has been
no sales Of Spirits Turpentine
HAY-The arrivals have been 200 bales Of Eastern 100
bales from Baltimore and 100 bales North River. Part
of these arrivals sold ut s275 per hundred The
light supply keeps prices quite full and the market is
bare Of stock.
CORN.-There has been received during the week
about 49, 900 bushels There continues steady and good
demand and cargo Of prime White Maryland sold
early in tho week-say 5000 bushels in bulk weight at
81 % bushcl and 1000 bushels bulk weight at 81 so
bushel Yesterday 400 bushels prime white sold by
in bulk at 81 20 q bushel and 800 bushels of ye
low, in bags, at 81 81 q bushel weight bags included
OATS-Ihero hayo been additional arrivals OF this
grain, and learn Of wholesale TRANSACTIONS ihe
stock is sufficient for the present demand and We quote
uominaly roc. p bushe bulk weight and Soc q bnshel
in bags bags included.
FLOUR.-There is good stock OF most quahnes Oh
the market and prices continue firm under present quo
taons say for Northern and Western super sll 6oal2
DOR bb extra do So 5Oas1s per bDL; Baltimore super
choice family brands sell at s17as18 per bbL,
BACON.-The market continues to be fully supplied,
prices being generally unchanged but occasionally sales
to close out made figures somewhat below our quo
tations We quote prime Shoulders at 12a12 per tb
prime ribbed Sides at 1870 per tb primo clear ribbed
do. at 14c, and Clcar Sides at 1415c per lis.
sALT.-There has been arrival Of some 1900 sacks
direct from Liverpool which sold private terms
Tha 10
county, which jobbers meeting at about 50 p sack
for Liverpool Common.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Gunny Cloth is extremely
dull and nominal, and we quote from 25@26c. . yard.
RoPE.-There is but little inquiry for this article;
Prime Hemp may be quoted at 20c. q To-, and Jute 12c
q tb
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is q fair supply
of Timber, with only light demand. We renew our
rates, say for Common Timber s4@s5 q NJ; for Mill
Timber s6@ss, and Shipping Timber sl2 9 NJ.
Raft Lumber is selling at sl2@s14 q NJ; City Steam
Sawed is held at sls@s25 p NJ.
FREGHTS.-To Liverpool-By sail we quote I'd on
Upland and Id Sea Island Cotton. To Havre, 1Ac q
1b. on Upland and &C. q b Sea Island. To the West
Indies nothing doing. Coastwise somewhat nominal
New York. by steam, Nc. to &c. q tb on Upland, and
&c. p fb. on Sea Islands; 81 o terce on Rice;
so cents a bbl. on Rosin; by sail hc q tb. on
Upland Cotton nominal. TO Boston, by steam,
cent p tb ON Upland Cotton; u to GIG cent q h. by
sail To Philadelphia cent q ib. on Upland Cotton
by steam and cent q fb. by sail TO Baltmore-The
steamers take Cotton for Liverpool to be reshpped by
steam through at New York steamers rates; on Lumber
by sail, 81 5o@ss p Ii.
| EXCHANGE.-Sterlng Bills-The rate yesterday was
6SS to GAO to the pound sterling for GU days bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE-The banks are purchasing Sight