The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-13
New York Rice Market.
TFrom the journal OF Com mcrcc.

NEW 1ORh, november S.IlU uOnlCSS!n' tHcIc lS
favor. The offerings are frce hut the dealers pur-
chase @ only as ST. they have occasion to use: We no;
aa3,ic gold we clip the following from Messrs
Dan Tamagefs Sons circular, compiled to-day:
| Since the opening OF the crop the market has
declined very rapidly. such decline being &c
g TO. This has not been the consequence OF heavy
arrivals, as nearly every parcel has been sold
promptly from wharf, bnt owing in part TO the
fact that purchasers took hold sparingly, buying
| wants.
The arrivals of Carolina Mt this mort have been
1856 terces up to date as against 1903 terces for
snme period Inst year.
Our present rates seem by comparison very low
and some are inclined TO think that the minimum
point for the crop has been reached, and that II is
the proper time for laying aside their stock in our
their opinion we venture to utter ours, giving
sound reason for our belief, that prices must de,
cine SIM iurther ruling materially lower during
~ onr latest adyices from the South we have
which which VIII BE- found @ to agres yery nearly VIII ts
North carolina equal to 2ioo tierces; in ' South n
Carolina equal to 20 600 tierces; in Georgia equal
to 900 ,erees 3 in In louisiana equal to $4,000
The yield, which we believe is rather under
than over estimated Is largely In excess Of that
Heretofore the amount raised has not been
equal to the demand and it being well known
recourse wonld have to be had to East India
kinds the prices OF the latter excrtcd control
growth has attained such dimensions that tin Il must
go INTO more general use than heretofore, To ac-'
20 ns VIII saa
generally. Flour is selling even at lower rates
the SnS other
prevail during the winter: :. These are In brief
some some OF the causes which haye depressed the
until rates have reached o basis at least proper
tonate to those at which 1t was sold prior to the
war. The minimum point will be reached about
the middle OF December to first OF January by
which time the bulk OF the crop Will be on the
market.
Exports for the week, go bbls.; exports from
January l. 2+e tierces and s6e1 bbls; exports same
time last year, 22o tierces and Is, 400 bbis
Nashville Market.
! NASHVILLE, November e.-COTrON-The mar.
al se Geenns sSen @ s a yssk
On Thursday there were advIces OF O decline in
The East and the market here closed az 2sN
urday the market was Irregular, closing at 23Jla
Ss3.. On Monday the market was depressed, 2sa
To-day the market has been characterized
throughout It By extreme dull1ess and the unvary
heavy and aeenng csusea Suges to ope
ve5S Ssa@S%s ss asi5 @no e
The transactions OF the week foot us as follows:
Receipts 1887; sales e2s; shipnients 12l1. NJ !
Stock on hana ssntember' j, 1853. = None
Received Receive' t0-day.;; nrsn, egg
i AssSSA'SN PASfAouoy OtVoo-D,4El
O., Total; Observation-Disclosures. 6,4n
Snipped today. Observation-Disclosures. 1e5
Snpped previously. 4, 4,50l-4, 600
Stock on hand .."'. 725
FLoUR,..our nour market here is low, as will
be seen from comparison Of prices from St.
ons the S Sny " point p In the conntry which can
| our market as follows: Supers IS 25a5; single
extra SO 26a6 20; double extra Sc 60a8 IS; family
81; FANCY 50. The st. Louis quotations are: Su-
peTGne ne q ssi i choice ETA Family q a5; fancy ss.
heard OF the sale OF 800 bushels red today at
! 81 26. sacked and dfliyered In depot. -.
| C0RN.-We report quiet market. Small lots
IN wagon command soc per bushel.
| Interior Cotton Markets.
| ANDERSON November 1o-The cotton market
ma mas been active today, and prices ranged from
YoRKvILLE, November lo-The market Is dull
and decllning, with light receipts. We quote
| middlings at % to 22kc.
CHESTER, November e.-Our market has been
| and has declined about Xc. We quote middlings
at the close at 22t4 to 225Sc.
| CHARLOTTE, November s.-Last week the mar.
ket opened quiet at 23x to 2aXc for mlddling,
and continued nt these figures until Friday, when
decline OF x to 20 took place, closing weak on
Saturday at 23Ac. Sales for the week 500 bnles.
| MACON, November 10.-The demand to-day was
] good, with prices lower-midulIngs 22xc. The
noon dispatches reported the Liverpool market
| The decline In our market u,as owing to these un-
sGS SOLD 100 eues; Shipped 900 bales. 'S' 0aes;