CHARLESTON MARKET.-Jan. G, 1874.
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CHARLESTON MARKET.-Jan. c, ie44


Cotton The excitement which has pervaded the
U Upland mark ct for some time past, has subsidized,
as the operations in the article throughout the week
lust closed do exceed $500 bales, which, il must
be admitted, is trifiing enous Tor the SEASON. In
the present state Of lie marht qu0ati must be
considered nominal. The receipts Of the week are
9437 bags and the sales were made at g. 8, and 8


Riee.-There has been active demand for rice
since last weekly report both for foreign ship
ment and the home market. The better qualities,
however, have not been much sough alter, and pr-
ccs are fully an Of a dollar lowe


Grain.-The receipts OF Corn since Our last have
been II, 500 bushels, from Mary nd, North Ga
rona, and Virginia, of which 22oo brought ~, the
balance were said a. prices ranging from A. to As
cents per bushei 220O bushels North Carolina
Peas sold at 40 cts.


Flour sold at ;. to + nddlln: is held at a 4!
extra brands 3 per barrel.
Salt from 81 so to ST. 35 per sack.
Sugars from z. per b.
Moasses.-i5 Is hhds. Cuba. ard i72 hhds and
3s5 barrels New Orleans were sold from the wharf
at prices ranging from 26s TO p cts. per gallon
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