The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-08
Augusta Market.

.ranarA Novomber 6-CorroN-The market was
very DUH to-day there being % Between buyers
snd sellers. Prices ranged rom soaso Genus u a4 nj a4K
4 ssss = s t9sy 70 q M o At se 10 IS and8
Selas las W a. ~ cents Receipts, Al9 bales.
The sss sses bs1ea ea as G 52 at
at 3S1 81 a and 16 bales Of choice coseA as o'
cents Receipts On Monday 91o bales -, sa,no At 1so
Demand good. .,Zo4 ,4o o,d calling at
F1AsuAr-we fear that our supply Of currency VIII
Ia short thjs week as the sales OF Cotton nave Deen
heayy for the past three days Our want Oh panaaS
capital throughout the whole soutn oaeoAS so' Ao0A
II sooks and Bonds there continues to be moderate sa
t1sinesa: 500 ahare Of Central Railroad sold ~ 9ov
shares of Georgia Railroad at TO- State seven pei oe
Bonds at 92X, State Skies at so cents:
Tittle or no demand for Bonds and Stocks ....-
ExcHANaEThe banks check o. Ral .oon po s nev
kaH discount 50 Day bi1s A7s71 .i'oo'A" ~ w ~
NJ generally y good when os we
take Into to BE-
only purchase such goods IS they deem = %
ssCts no1rou-Tare has been on improvement on the
nrces Of last weak but not such as might have been ea
peoted as result Of the heavy osts WHICH so
II killed of all growing cotton "e quoSo a5m-
Ndiddlinp - .0oSs
Strict Mfddung. Sc s6@
~ Ge2d 5ss;nt Mda1thg 10 Ing soth u were bales
The receipts since are. M Aoof oaA0o
n -.
uo.o, =, ,,o.o IA 688 bales
Tha sales to tho sOh u were. 7a9 paIes
The sales since A'oo DaAeo
aq Factory Goods are
taions -, ,,, :. ,,,a ,,,rcoa ara
~ BACON.-Ihe stocR has AAoie~aao>4 .es -
rtils1 Goas@The Ih stock is fair prices firm and
The prospect is that there will be a sl nrsner ao
: =. seLsp I1Rn-Is in good demand at lower rates
WHEAr-There is little none In the MARKET ana our
quotations are nominal $,.5..,
FLouR-Is firm and tho tendency ID upward
BAGarNa-Is unchsnged.
Mobile Market.
,roprrE November 2-CorroN.--The market opened
ish f,ir demand and Factors generally asklng-a56c
sr Middne on the strength OF last evenings new IolA
QUOTATIONS. but buyers refusing to meet taese me WE'VE s.
s1es we're restricted to 400 bales on about the basis OF
Testerdsys figures On receipt Of nnavorabe LIVERPOOL
sdvices to the 1st instant buyer and the mar
ket closed quiet and duu al ooaooo
~ Ordinary '1ogaoo
Good Ordinary. SagS1o
Low Middlne So. >. :. :. :. ssg"c
Mddling; 1ga;;ns SIC
sales of the week 1900 oaleg. -.
1o aaa nt s1e Ns@ ds
ans III that market has caused corresponding deRre
sssion here closing at In Sterling
continue limited ranging between l04aloe, ana olos'ns
nI market sor York sight Exchange has been
i1reauar and up q the week was IN fayor 7e
ofbuyers some tS .ae 1arao anonnts
per cent ~ sla +, h. ,nrv s here
70 SUCH a. eent rates and force the market
moro favor Il The alfaf bs. closes par 70
The market is and has been fuzzy supphed WIN NoM
7 Orleans Sight, for which only moderate oenano nus
:. existed closing dull at u discount 20 par.
STATEMENT OF COTTON. 10000
stock on hand Sept 1st, aea 2soos
Received previously o1'o'o
Exported this week 1cne nc tao
Exported previously. =. :. : -. .''' 1'N
ma 1,o,on OK oA1
bses Of Cotton received by the rivers ana laloaos
$ naiSs; 1asao
By the Aabana Asaa pjner tnset 1870
~ ~ the the Wsgdor r River 1888
5y tao Io " Me.. :. ~ pai,road 8967
BY @ tne ~ ~. y y - ~ ~ Poi,1aa 3498
8 ny tne M' g W. ~ te'1A e>'N' :. -
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