Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-22
FaYetteriAe, March II.

Fayetteville, March II.
Cotton II u l7i, Coffee IL l4t, Corn GO,
Flour 5oa 90, Sugar, brown, l2 I35.
Wilmington, March 1s.
Turpentinc SO 90, spts. Turpentinc GO a e25,
Sugar, brown IL l2
Salisbury, March II.
Beef per III. A cts; Bacon, ID. III cts. !;
Butter, ID. u cts; Lard, b. 10 cts.
BIZ the North american at Nr,o York, 7th inst.
4 postcript to a letter from Liverpool, dated
4th instant, saws Our Cotton Market continues
to be very, flat, notwithstanding the favorable
accounts we daily receire from Manchester,
wher, prices for Yarns and Goods keeps advan-
cling STILL aud where there are no stocks OF these
articles. Tie sales OF the Cd and 81 inst. barely
reach 5000 bales for both days, and although Pri-
.ces arc considered as nomnaly the same we have
no doubt that purchases ought to DO made in new
Cottons Id reduction: Old Cotton is scarce and
fully as high as on the 9th, when our market
was in the most buoyant state"
A letter received ut New.York by the packet
ship North America from Liverpool, dated law
erpool, Feb. 5th, says To-day the market Is
quiet, but new Bowed are to be had I'd below the
the rates of last weeks" ,-,,
Liperpool, Feb. 2.-Thc sales to-day are l50O
bags, ct the same rate as yesterday, and the mar
ket continues steady, though rather flat. Inc
sales are; 90 Egyptian, lid !s,4O Pernauis. lid ;
30 surats, It l4lO American, 81 to lo3l-
1900 bags.
Lirerpool, Feb. 4.-Since Tuesday our mar
ket has been very quiet, and the sale not more
than 5000 bales, without material change, except
in ne,1 American, which have been sold at de-
cline of ID to i'd per lb. from the highest sales
of last week.
Liuerpool, Feb 4.-I'hc sales since Friday
amount to IL, 600 bags, of which $500 are soldto.
day. Prices ara lowered ] per ID. Tho arri-
walls arc vessels from the United Stales.
Lirerpool FEB. 4:-The sales Of Cotton on
that dav wers 1900 bags. Prices ! ! per lb. low.
or than on the Friday previous.
"H,yRE. FrB. l3.-Thc demand for Cotton
continues good, but it has been very freely met
by sellers, so that little or no advance has taken
place. The present currency ofuPland Cottons
is, f. Isl lt53, for middling p choice,
| "II,vEA, March S.-Sugars have advanced
to Is 10 I6 20, and even lG5 2O5, and the
tendency still rather upwards; whites =. S25
browns ii ia Is. a superior article has been
sold at l41 Is. Coffee easy, LA 13t, Choice
Molasses 5 rials, and in cool demand. Rice re.
mains the same"
! Nror1fE, March 9-Cotton.-Ie esterday but
little animation was evinccd in the market, and
from which, we are able to learn, should say,
sales to the extent of 500 bales were effected at
prices per last quotations, which we continue.
r,Ts. T'hnro hos haen nm
active demand since our last publication and
sales to-a considerable extent. at on advance Of
full 1c per II. ON all kinds. The sales embrace
700 bags St. Domingo Ii Ia H. l-2c pei
lb. and mos. Sales of about 1000 bags Java
green (goverment) 13 lac: about 1900 bags Rio
I21.2al2 34cs and $50 do Sumatra ii Lac Pei
Ib, 6 mos. Thdstock, of st Domingo is vcry small
Cotfon-Thc arrivals since our last have been
quite large; small part received however came
for sale arrivals chiefly on manufacturers &C
count) The high prices noticed in former re
views are fully supported and the market close
firm. The sales that come to our knowledge en-
| brace about $50 bales Alabama 20c, and 70 bales
! do 90 2lc per lb: 100 do. New Orleans 20c, ant
$50 800 bales Upland good to prime quality
l9 a. 20 1-2 per lb, mos
Rice in better demand sales of 500 tcs
part forshipping, 1-3 a 3 5-Sc-somc parcels at :
5-4c,per ID. 6. mos. :.
Sugars-Prices of all kinds have suddenly ad.
vanced censiderably-and the stock ofCuba Su.
glrs small, recent advicos from Cuba state an i'm
provement, and tho demand good, the probability
is that prices will rule much higher than last
year. The crop Of New Orleans Sugars is very
small, and mono have been in this parkettiiis sea-
son.