The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-11

FREIGHTs Cotton aQu pIonuce ~ ohe,s
ing for shipmen The supply Of coastwtse tonnage is
barely sufficient for the demand while the rates ZOE
European ports very firm. and are LOOKING up.
steamers fur New York and boston nave snese
mants engaged 1T 10 b for Cotton for New York and
Xc for Boston The rates sail ars w. 10 ior Uot
Ton, and rs to 300 Dbl for Flour for New York ana
a1f ths arRet has been
general and notice. in all the various
9epsrtments Prices for Flour and Graio rule n favoE
pf holderp while provisions are less STEADY. Below,
however viii be found the particulars of o-days ous
aDaAn AND MoIIAssEs 1There have not been ANY re. |
rets fof several The msrketts bare OF supplies
f Eouiaiana the stoekf on hand Of the
pf Cuba Is small The market for Sugar ts very dull
6utathat tor oasBes is tirm Ghe demand 10 merely
i2NGlsh p fb In hhds for fair and good Cuba Sugar
sSs,& 3 ;si ass i al
and 7@l7k for Nos - and 20. Cuba Molassests re-
failing at co. 65@7oo p gallon as in quality We quote
ina $50 for choice Early in the week few small lots
Eouiuiana yellow clarified Sugar sold OF ID
Df Moasses the previous sales during the week com.
prse three cargoes Cubs about 1900 gallons $50 hide
400 bbis $50 half bbls Cuba Of 66@5so FOR poor 5e
o for pte and 65@70c p gallon for choice; t2 bbls
sorghuh at t0@8c aud lot Of 10 bbls Louisiana cane
yyrup nov the first this season, at 81 p gallon Re,
peyed during the past week Sugar. 81 bbs Molasaes;
cleared so h6ds 81 bbls Sugar. Is bbls Molasses The
oreign imports comprise 326 hhds 6 tos and 80 bbls
Molasses from Cuba. z5f,E5S=.38 ID ftis@
Mobile Market. Il.
MOBILE, October 6.-.OorToN-The demand has been
very limited today, with market III favor OF buyers
Sales 100 bales The following are the closing quota
& tions: -! Il, sss ,ij=54
8, Good Ordinary -. $40 s@
Low Mtddllng. ooelooo IS
Middhng ng. ,oset-o
Strict Middling $3.50. .Sse-c 'st
'Eales Of the week $3.50 bales, a. ,5s#.
The following quotations Gold las to IA Sterling la7
to l50 for Commercial and Bankers Bills. New York
Sight Il discount to par and New Orleans Sight nar:
5 Gold has advanced slowly and steadily In sympathy
with {the New York market, and decline IN American
fvStxenties abroad showing almost uniform advance
for each day The New York dispatch OF today, que
ting has caused considerable uneasiness in the
MARKET and although there is growing disposition to
convert surplus currency into coin, buyers are unw
ling to give d47 while there s none In the
hands of dealers under 148 nce the receipt of the above
telegram.
Literal saes Of Cotton during the week h have fur,
ntshed full supply for Domestic IN vi M
year. The Banks and Bankers have been checking free
" at par for small sums. and Y discount for round
The only transactions reported in Sterling have been
in email bills to meet balances We hear of no
gagements. The rate is nomtnally 1872 to l5a.
New Orleans Sight has ruled steadily at u discount
to par, according 10 amonnt.
Wilmington Market.
81 WILMINGTON, October Go M.-TunpESrINE-.
Sales day of 20S bbs at IS per Dbl for virgin and vel
low dip.
Spirits TuRpENT1NE-saes Of 119 bbls at GO to 81 cts
per gallon.
Ros1N-sales Of 81 bbs No at $8 75 1877 bbls No at
81; 1852 bbs No at Sc 25 to 50 150 bbls No at 81;
/; 1856 bbls No Eat S3 50 to 8 81 11s.-
ss IAR-.80 bbls sold st 50 50 per bbl.
CoRN-1O0O bushels Hertiord county Corn sold at
81 15 per;bushel. 5-z=5#.tt5, 1.=F
oArs-sc1 bushels sold at e5 cents per bushel.
Baltimore Market.
OCTOBER 8-NooN-CogFEE-The large sales of Rio
on Friday and Saturday understood to have been at
full prices and the market is now very firm.
CQTToN-Is dull holders have receded from their e1.
tfee prices and offers ara nowmade on basis OF S8H
10 SO cents for Middling Uplands.