The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-07

Stock hand. .121 93l
SUeAn AND MoLAssEs-Thero have not been any ro-
ccipts Of Molasses since yesterday hhds new Sugar
q ID. lot Of 10 hhds Cuba sold on tho landing on
private terms. Tho production OF Louisiana is very
much in request Tho market iB entirely bare however
both of Sugar and 8Ioasses of tho old or DOW crop
With sufficient and well assorted supplies. which
prices are confidently looked for The stock on hand Of
the production OF Cuba is very small. There is
for sugar The market is nearly bare of Sugar. how
and there are none OF tho grades on hand desirable
port but quote Molasscs by the cargo at coc q gallon and
at retail Mt Csc gallon In tho total absence OF sales
Cuba Sugar we have TO omit quotations altogether.
FREIGnrs-Thero Is less Offering for shipment North
and foreign freshls arc worry dull Tho rates however,
are m Tnsy srsio pSr pound for cotton
note in ireghts bark taken up for Providence ut
le and ship for Boston at e b for cotton. BY steam
TO Boston. Sail for New York and Boston aSc for cot
ton and 75c for -four. Sail for Liverpool GIG for cotton
115alic to H9Sre.
From The Price Currentl
NEW ORLEANS. October 3l.-Thc general market has
cvinced little variation since the date OF our last issue
Sugar and Molasscs have been extremely dull and Wcsi
Produ, hns exhibited about tho usunl movcmont at
tended wtha slight decinein Pork while operations have
disclosed considerable animation and although prcs
have been somewhat unsettled still the market closed
steady yesterday at previous quotations.
The Foreign Exchange market has disclosed further
suffered increased depreciation Domestic has cviuced
evident tendency to the side OF sellers.
Freights have suffered variation worthy of spccal
notice Both foreign and coastwiso still improving
although rates remain unchanged.
The weather has been favorable at this point and on
the whole seasonabe for plantation purposes the ac-
counts from tho interior less scouragng but far
from hopeful.
Tho has fallen six inches since our last publica-
ton, and Is now twelve feet below high water mark
CoTroN-The sales for tho past three days foot up
1900 bacs, taken partly for the North and partly for
foreign export.
The receipts proper for tho past four days embrace
1916 bales agnnst 7784 during tho corresponding period
last week, showing OH increase of SS3 bales.
With the remark that the demand during the pas three
days has been confined to the higher DESCRIPTIONS we
now quote follows: Ordinary 30a3 good ordinary 33a
81, low middlinS 35a36, middling 37n3S
STATEMENT COTTON.
Stock on hsnd Sept 1st, 1885, balos. 102 0S2
Arrived past three days.. S,G63
Arrived previously. f4935- SO, 500
1875, $3.50
Exported past three dnys................ $3.50
Exported previously. 64,406- g. 00t
Stock on hand and on shipboard bales III GA
STATEMENT TOBACCO
Stock on hand Sept LIST, 1866 ......... hhs. ST0I
arrived past thrce days.. LOG
Arrived previously. ................... 916- 102t
ora
Exported past three days. 10
Exported previously. 3,G57- 3G67
Broken up for oaling, city consumption,
&c, since Sept. 1st 1866. ........... 100 O. 767
Stock on hand and on shpboard. ....... hhds. 5oe