The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

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s41@s41 50. Cut meats were quiet, but prices were
we'll sustained The sales about 200 packages at
11c@12c for shoulders and 16c @18c, for hams. The
Transactions In lard were to very moderate extent but
ket was somewhat heavy. The sales were about 500
pkgs at 49, @171c, and nearly 5000 pkgs for Febru-
ary March and April SELLERS option, at 18c. Butter
steady out inactive at previous prices The sales
were 20c 3Sc. for Western and 25c @3Sc. for State
Cheese was nominally unchanged. Small sales were
made at from 12c@18hc., as to quality; the latter
price was ar extreme for choice. -
SUaAR-Ihe market continued quiet and prices were
nominaly shade In buyers favor though no quotaole
change was noticeable. Tho sales woro. cargo Mar
nique, comprising 400 hhds., at lose. at 1lc and l2u
hhds. Cuba at from 10c @11%c. also 10 boxes Havana
at 10c Refined was dull and dropping Standard hards
Oorros has been in fair demand at advancing priccs
Middlings 49@51c. per lb Sales and resaes since our
last 5000 bales The receipts at this port during the
$50 bales since January 1866, and 6260i3 bales
since the commencement of tho current Cotton year,
this port have been 1901 bales Mr. VIM. P. Wright in
his circular for the Asia. says: 1.-THE following is
statement Of the movement in Cotton at all the shipping
ports since the 1s of September lasts Receipts at the
ports in the United States, 1085 600 baes exports to
Great Britain bales; exports to France, 50OO
exports to other foreign ports $1,000 eaes total
exports $50 600 bacs stock hand 900 bales Or
which during the past week included in the above: Re-
cepts the por bales; exports to Great Britain
other foreign ports 1000 bales; total exports $4,000
bales Relative to the probable supply, Mr. Wright OBJ
serves:
to September l. 1866, total receipts might provo
fully 9 100000 bales From information recently re-
ceived am satisfied that this is excessive begin to
see evidence that tho supply B becoming exhausted at
many points Tho rivers have been up for two weeks
aud we have received cotton from remote points, still
total s less than last week or before al The n nn SUPPLY Ply
Vcksburg boats bring but hall cargoes Inc various
depots in Alabama longer crowded with cotton.
and the main river delivers but small portion OF what
is received at Mobile In Texas Also the railroads arc
all clear of cotton. Under all the circumstances arrive
at the conclusion that the total rs above will be rather
under hRn 1000 bales. The available STOCK OF
cotton in the New York market Is estimated at 235OOo
bales.
Upland. Florida Mobile. NO. O.&Tcx.
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Midling. fair. = fb..S' ,o s. V.r, usad Sc rI5 ,a
New York Weekly Coffee Circular, JAM
Stock of Rio Coffee tho 23d Jan 1856. 9o9 bags
Received since to date per 'Eugenie,"
Rsosi1ea snes to date per s Uass bags
os,a,l bags
Sales for consumption, estimated bags
Stock OF Rio and Santos Coffee on the 3Oth
day of January, 1866. 80 645 bags
Stock OF Government Java. 6Oo bags
Stock OF Cuba Coffee .......... A. !94 bags
stock OF maracaioo. IoV oaen
Stock OF Lasuayra. l00o oags
Stock Of Ceylon 62l9 bags
6G9Oe bags
2o@2oXo.; do. fair l8919Hc.; do ordinary, l7@l7Hc;
do fair to good cargoes 18@20c Java mats aud bags
27N@2sho Native ceylon Coffee 2S%gHc g3ts j. mar p
mngo do. l7H918c, gold, net cash, duty paid.
RE4ARKs.-Sales Of Rio during the past week reach
1sess bags and embrace 5000 bags per Csrcoa oeote
reportsd l38 bags per Bravo. At i5H@15Ho s9s bags
per Edith Rose 2c 1000 bags per Nora, at &c. l400
bags balance per Eaglet BIZ bags per Aerte Gss bags
SIS bags uer Volkyrien and $50 bugs per Unine Tho
market closes firm
STOCK or RIo.-New Orleans $4,000; Baltimore. 5000;
New York, 5O,o45 Total. 7s,e55.
Financial and Commercial.
The Times city article OF Tuesday. January 49, says:
provement, but 1t NOS maintained. The first quo
tation Of fConsols 81 exactly and the na bargains
were again at 87@X.
In the discount market there was no alteration
900 was withdrawn from the Bank to day for Alex
sndriA.
Pennsylvania Railroad shares declined az:
Tho Times city article OF Wednesday, January II,
Tho heavness Of tho stock markets increase. and
Consos have closed to-day at fresh decline OF per
cent, viz; S01 10 7s.
An increased demand for money in the Stock Ex.
change in connection with the halfmonthly foreign
settlement seemed to be the chief cause Of tho adverse
movement
The discount demand at tho Bank continues moderate
French rentes closed fiat at 6SE &C.; Erie paid up
shares and Illinois Central shares improved y each
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-JAN Is AND 16
Market steady, prices unchanged. Sales for the two
days IL, 900, 5000 bales on speculation.
LrvEnpooL CORN MARKEr-JAs. 1s
Wheat 1@D2d. p dearcr. Flour firm and unchanged.
Indian Corn Cd. q quintsl dearcr.
LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON Wednesday, Jan. il.
Consols aro lower. and close at 86T@S7.
Tho French Eentes arc quoted at 6Sl SIC.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, JAN II.
Cotton irregular and very dull at unchanged prices;
sales on Wednesday 1000 bales. including 1000 TO
spectators and exporters. The sales Monday and
tuesday Os0 bales including 5000 to spectators
and exporters The market was then easier aud the
tendency downward Quotations were barely main
tanned IN some cases, while in others they wcro I'D.
lower.
The Manchester market was very dull.
Consignees per south Carolina Railroad,
February 3.
2l0 bales Cotton, 682 bushels Rough Rico As bbls
Rosin Furniture. &c To Rodgers 4 Co. W Lebby,
G NeufYer, G " Williams Co. Ravcnel Barnweu.
Cohen, Goldsmith & Son. D Carr. Rose, w
Smith. NJ Oglvie Getty Co. Giboes. Daw-