The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-08

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%sPet snle S1qaps New Ineiaas sors
The .sor question at the South has become much
more serious matter than the most ubting
sceptic apprenended Accounts reach daily from ali
Sa ill., Of hs
enteedto run away from engagementai by proa,Is.
an and bribery to 1nesr,Ake new employment in other
hence few ranters place rel ance steady support
from any Of their hauds but merely depend from day
under such circumstances, what hopes can pap.ers
at the South have that they will be cultivate their
already crcumscioed farms when they lack the force
necessary now to check the grass and weeds which this
Pon Fl e up
anu untitled f9r long time or worse than either from
Crevasaes Of great magnitude occurred at various
points on the hiss sipp river and have done serious
h aa
rivers com oletey inundnting and sabnerging thou
ands OfaSres Of the very best cotton lands all OF which
portion Of our estimate Of l.5o0.OOO bales. We
a hs IF 5
sea2oard and rivers in greater forces and are more
easily induced to work in these actions than the MP
lands, or in the Interior of the country. Indeed we
know Of onl' two sates Mississippi and Texas. where
the interior can be counted upon with my show OF
liability for moro than e-fourth crop.
our market during the past week has been firm. but
article which, sooner or later, must under oil circum-
stances. command very high prices, and they find
new Investment equal 70 what they expect to realize
III commissions aud Interest cotton enhanced yalue
but Itte money now Is required to move the small
snoun Mnie9 mas 20 comeforward hence the prospect
We look therefore, for this market to advance even in
fra ns fe SuEh aScSnt, as we have been receiving
stocks and the fact that onr spinners not
9we 5s %3ark't W. arer 5 Flour and
The Common and Medium gradesof State and West
ossiss 5ssss s
sS5 for EIs sss 80 for Doass Extra %es
! sonthsrn Flour uas in good demand and, buoyaut
5 ssS :. i siaas for sapsss il
ss7 GSsss ,ss ssS s9's L
Rye Flour was quiSs ats tose for Fine and superhne
ss a Sf1ss G. Il Jersey
Sss ossRsn e
o!aS; e 81 g rs ~ nsS
Prime Old do; So for Prime White Michigan.
SUrIn waa SloweraPa more ssi,ef being sre.
ssss s5 ssss sns3s
20 to e'o State ateo so62o Jersey and Southern at IS
soe rs STE q sss lss 1000 0q'hs Western ct
Barley Barley Ess M. 'sass sss sa SGs a. q e
SSls to sS Gs5 Mes 4s to sa
sales Of 5000 bbs $40 6O closing at the latter
Ira xs bslfsr and moro active. Sales a5oo bp pls
and tos part arrive at 1870 loo for No. l. 200 to
2io for Fair to Prime stsam and 2lo to 2c for Kettle
Rendered. c5TyI,, :
Cut Meats were in demand and firm at lie to 11xs
for DrySaed and Ptckled BhoudsreI 100 10 17Tc fof
Dry saed and Picked HansI including Sweet Piokled
lEhmh at tl61o.T.I GEh - 4
n.eoa Ess qH!pt and unchanged .. ltHc for oumber
Hssin Bteady demand, sca Arm. shes 600 bbfs
ssS 'peastea n western ~ MMcss' % apd go to
Tiers ss, Prime MOSS
Beat Hams were scarce and Arm at,ssI 70 $42,sh -:
Butter yes dull. We quot. New OF $50 to $50 FOR
Westetu Anal tOhiol 49o to bGD,forsEtate.
Cheehe dull and nom nal.
AhilRs as in demand ut e1So to 6Is; Pearls arc
nominal 49,. - .-... . -.
coRHHRTThare has been more demand, and at the
late oonceso arm. The sales include 42OO
baga RIO per Clifton 1t Bainnqre private terms; 600
bags st. Domingo lJaonet in Boston TO come here, 6t
sSs SsbE Sas, Ss ss sha ep A'so as
CoPpna Wo have only to notice small sales OF BalH.
nGaS Giss @ s5po, for April 4.
s,s. ssn isSa tss pSiEep5 sSeasr aanpy Iosh
tsns sflsN ta arrt7os sga a to 2bp. ourt
fancJJpn spot Market quiet Stock, laaSb bales
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