The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
THE CHARLESTON mAR4kET.

[1oR THE WEEK RNpnsa THUn8DAY EVENING, nov. 8.
CoTTON.-The weather during the past week reached
. temperature who has probably given the Cotton
plant throughout tho South Icy embrace, which will
eItingush tho iope Of extension OF tho crop from
proltnsod continuance Of moderate season. For many
ueeks however the weather has been extremely favora
bic in most sections for collecting tho staple and much
Of the limited yield will be sent to market In good condi
ton The receipts at this point for the week amount to
R036 bales the exports to 1888 bales and tho sales TO
sxT2 bales. The demand last has been good,
purchasers generally takn freoy most OF tho Cotton Of
fered Prices quito resulsr the rates at the
commencement OF tho weok having been for Low Mid
ding 3A@35c. Middlng SO, and Strict Mddlipg SIC.
q b., which varied butslghly from those prevailing at
the closing Of report yesterday Tho annexed state
ment will gre the daily character of the market:
On Friday, tho I'd inst, there fair demand with
Arm prices and Upward tendency in the staple, tho
saIos being about $50 ;6alcs
On Saturday holders anxious to meet buyore
prices not 80 Grin thcday before but tho scs
which ted to 42s bales at rates sufficiently
full to prevent an alteration of quotations
On Monday there active and improving market,
buyers taking $50 bales at rates which established
an advance in most qualities Of aye {, ib.Low Mid
ding being quoted ct 35c, Midling at 3G3Ghc. and
Strict hIiddling at 371zc g ib.~
On Tuesday, with firm nnartc and good demand, the
lower qunes of The staple hardened up in prce about
30 q tb. buyers taking 653 baesLow Middiing
being quoted at 36c, MiddnG vt SIc and Strict Mid
ding at 37Hc. g ft
On Wednesday buyers were not anxious to operate
which caused rather weaker msrkot and led in
the acceptance Of easier rates. with sales Of 400
bales. Quotations. however continued without alteration
Yesterday unor adverse reports from Liverpool and
New York. tho market fell of about sHc. g ib the de-
cline being most marked in the lower grades.
The GALES about 800 bales, viz: II at 90 at 81 10
at 92 21 at 35 1 at &c. "a at 3GH, at 81 S5
"A ondp Cotton nj 40 Ceut9 H.
Low Mddnng.. .................... .5ogmG,
Eddhng; .;:.......-..
Strict Mtddhns.. .............-......... ..S1gsfN
Good Middhng. s.3sS-
SEA IaIAND.-The arrivals OF tho Woek have been
quito liberal amounting to t2o bales There has con-
tnued to bo fair inquiry, particularly for fine Sea
Island of which thore is only limited supply. The
operations the week. which amount to about 200 bales
havo been at previous quotations, say:
Common. .......".....-'.''...-'..- aeg 20 20
Mssum. S{Su Su....s, oSSs, 5SS SO SO
COTTON BrATEhINr.
49,. $: hsa; q. gprA q Rice
fsss sana ssss Nov isii
r1Hoals nsnl n''sipss g. I'd 1pa Rio: s's so''e '0'
niss:iss sss Sssi;: 4sss 81 1t ,ats4 sts4 ssi ss
928 2lo5l 7s0
Total exports. .....-.......... S28 24oo1 T96
Itook on hand and on ahipboard.... 5ts 6S6s 211
sAMR TEIE Last YRAR.
s. I'D. Upid. Rice
Stock on hand Sopt !, 19G5......... S62 1610 100
Receipts from Nov. to Nov. 8, 1885 95 2,425 204
Received previously. ..-......-..... 662 2l41o $50
Total Reoeipts. s..................1. ..1.19s 25,A6 S64
E1PohTa- S. I'd. Upd- Rice
r;s;sss e. Isss s;s ' ,ssss s sss sss
- - -
Total Rxporta ................ 1,072 1s70o 6s2