The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-13

This market is up from quarter to half cent OH
pound since the Sd instant and sales pretty large
Friday little over 1000 bales This start is in conse
OF the impression that the crop will not be over
We annex the latest returns from the South.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. Sour cotton market has i'm.
proved since our last report full Of But little
has been coming into market during the last week until
one lot which brought s6 but the general price for
good fine has been II. wequo,e to-day 7s7ac.
CHARLrsroN, Nov. s-We have no new feature to
the Upland market since our weekly report of
the 4h inst. There has been steady and fair demand
for the article and the prices the
previous week have been fully sustained. Purchasers
have taken 400 bales as follows at 6; 10 al 6 So
81; 9 ~ at at 6t 1877 at 80 st7 46t II;
447 III 7'ss, 7 oae Il; 6o at III IA at Ii los at
and 10 bales at etc per To-
Aueusr., Nov. THE arrivals of cotton since last
Wednesday have been light the planters disposed
to hold back tor better prices Owing the n,
tty coming in aid the OF Liverpool
our MAJ k.s is brisk today at low prices saw to "a cents
principal sales 81 to cents. There no doubt
among those no know but that shall have short
crop this year; most Of our planters would have
their cotton all in il il opened and we understand
that there is rot very much to OPEN
sAvAsSAH, Nov. s-The market for Uplands since our
last has BEEN brisk On Monday the enquiry
very good, and some 1850 bales changed hands prices
various report as Advance the sales Of
bales as fjilows-at6t. ut tic per ID.
GRyr,N Nov. Receipts to date since lst September
about 1900 bales Prices from 10 6{-but little brings
the latter price Principal sales CAST The crop this
section end in the Wests counties is said will fall
hreefourths short Of what expected to be realzed
month ago.
MADrsrN. Nov. 4-The sales Of the week ending last
evening amounted to 900 bales 81, g. The weather
has been iar Tor the past few days. cotton has
In brskly. The market has been frmer since the &C.
counts by the Hbernia, and though, our sales will
show material sdvsnce has resulted believe peo
pie generally buy and Sellers are less fearful of
burning their fingers, than when prices were huc
tuating.
TALLAHAssxE, Nov. 8-Cotton was IN but sparingy
during the past eekand owing to the dull state of the
northern markets, sales were made with some difficulty
at our quotations. Wecontnue our quotations, with the
exception OF ordinary, which we reduce cent.
MACON, Nov. There 10 no change to notice in our
cotton market Much animation still exists, and prices
remain steady at last week quotations. viz square
bales oaetc round bales from less. Our river
nues toe low for boating, consequently the stock
hand is fast accumulstng. Receipts OF cotton TO LIST
November, 1915; stock hand. 6,s2s; receipts
November s42 IL 6s4; stock hand that time 93
MoslLE, Nov. 3-The transactions in the cotton mar
ket for the last two days have been light sales
ceedipg AGO bales We have change to notice in
rates, though holders evince better disposition make
sales The stock sale has been much increased within
a dav o. two.