The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-18
Ilaxann Market.

HAVANA, September 9.-SUGARs.-Clayed-
Holders OF this class have continued to show
good desire to sell their stock at shippers prices,
and consequently the business Of the week, in
spite VI an intervening holiday, has been large.
not less than 25. eco b Xes havlng changed hands
suce the date OF my previous report The prices
paid we!e gene ally based on IoHai0ts riais per
arrCbe for No Ct common train; but II ~ proper
remark that very few parcels CT the higher
numbers, dry and strong, have been offered, and
these are Eeld at about 4 OF rial above the hg-
ures given. The greater portion the total sales
have been closed for shipment to the United
States, for which market nos to 10 are well
sought after. still place quotations on TIE basis
Of 1OH rs, No II. common train sugars, a. loloWs:
Nos : to 10 at sIalo rs; Nos IL to II at 10i4a10h
rs: No Is 10 ii at l0a1l4 rs Nos Is to II at ll1i
al2 RS; Nos is to 20 at l2hal3a r, and WHITES AZ
131sal61s RS, according 10 class. zine Derosne,s
anu CRY stalled goods bring up to 1lH rs. No IL,
for Spain, but there Is less dong, owing to their
scarcity in first hands.
MOL ASSES SUGARS are quiet the demand, which,
checked by tie high preteDs ons OF sellers. Nom
lnal values are Sxa9H rs per arrobe Tor Nos TO
TO- In boxes. Centrilugas are also qulet. there
being little left OF grades suitable for the United
States market. Not 8 single sale has been report.
ed. and prices are thus considered nominal at
l2kalS rs for Nos II and Is. Muscovados-The
very few parcels remaining for refining purposes
are held at from loal0 per arrooe; lair to good,
no decline as IN clayed sorts having been estao-
lislied. n sales or import ance have been closed
at the ports OF the Northern coast. Receipts OF
sugar at Havana since lst January e53, 100 boxes
an Sc 707 hhds, against 2al 900 boxes and - $40
hhds IN 1870. Deliveries same period, IS',So9
buxes and st. 40 hhds against 1885, 900 boxes aud
1850 hhds in 1870. Stocks this morning 234 600
boxes and $500 hhds against 23I,o0O boxes anu
200 hhds in 1870. Stock at Matanzas l3 100 boxes
and $50 hhds, against 5Si2 boxes and AZ hnd5 IN
1870.
CROP PRosPEcrS.-Later accounts from several
districts are not at all favorable for large crop
next season, and 1t was believed tnat the reports
heretofore published were for the greater part
erroneous. The following are some OF the last
advice5 ct hand:
Cardenas-Although the cane fields look green
since the late showers still the ant VIII not at
tain an ordinary growth, this having oeen TOO
much retarded by the drought during the past
I: rec or four months.
Sagua-The growth OF the cane Is backward,
and the damage done by the drought VIII not
very likely be recovered through the recent rams
Tiinidad-Yes;erday Cthe 4thl We had few
small showers, which were Inadequate to improve
the delds To-day (the 5thI The shower was more
abundant private letter says: You WILL on
looking over these data, tthe total export TINS
year, observe the extraordinary decrease ~ tne
shipments at this port during the iast lnree Years,
and there IS every probability OF further falling
or in the coming crop, owing to the extreme Dry
weather We have had all this summer; Beloie
the insurrecson began, nearly A, 900 hhds sugar,
16, 900 hhds moasSeS 1000 tterceS money, aou
dozen cargoes OF mahogany anu ceGar, ssan,e %eLe
annually shipped from this place. Inc aencit
from the estates abandoned and destroyed IN tnIs
jurisdiction alone, may be calculated at over oooo
hhds sugar.
fields have not suffered % In other places, anu
The prospects are on the whole favorable.
NOL isSES.-No sales for want OF stock.
EoSeY-Is quoted nomiually at 81 rs per-g
Ion. No supplies IN first hands.
WAX.--Dull at S9a9A per arrobe for yellow.
krM.-Scarce aud 1rm a. s2sa39 PER pipe fer
SHIPPING.