The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-08
sEaston 6 Co.'s Cotton Report.

INoR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER z, 1000.
NEW YORK, October a.-IHz MAREr-n our
Last report the market closed steadyat 25c for mid
ding uplands. Liverpool was fiat at ED. On Sa-
turday there Was quiet but steady market, the de-
mand from spinners being just about equal to the
supply. Sales 1102 bales. Mddllng 25hc. Liver
verpool opened dul, and closed frmer. Ssles 1200O
bales, at 9Zd. Monday, with better news from
abroad and light stock, there was very strong
feeling but no advance. Sales 1850 bales, at2o3sc.
Liverpool more active with ON advancing tendency.
Sales 900 bales, at 1od Tuesday there was an in
creased spinning demand. and, ss the supply con-
tnuod limited, prices advanced 40, closing at 26e,
yancing Sales II, 900 bales. at 10a10Hd. Mednes-
day, good demand took of all the los offered as
soon as they were put on the tables, and further
advance established. Sales 294s bales, at 26a26hc.
Liverpool taoyant and up Xd. Sales 5000 bales.
Middling 191sl0Ad. Thursday, there was fair
bushes done OF hsrdeuding prices. sales 2i65 bales
at2sHc:. Liverpool active at 101d Sales 1900
bales Yesterdat, under exciting news from abroad,
the market opened very strong with speculative and
spinning demand. Holders asked 27c for middling,
which was paid in some cases. Later In the day
there was aquieter feeling, and the msrket closed
at 263Ss27c for midding uplands Sales 2620 bales.
Liverpool advanced IA during the day. with sales OF
10000 bales.
On Tuesday. some orders were received to buy
mtddling for December delivery. at 23c, which were
executed Subsequently orders at same prices could
not be filed. 23c. offered tor mddling, deliver
able in January. February and March. and refused.
During the week 500 bales have been sold In transit,
at prices costing about 10IdL, to sell in Liverpool.
The crop accounts have not improved during the
week, except at Memphis, whore fine. clear weather
:sreported. At New Orleans, yesterday, there was
heavy, cold rain.
During the week our market has advanced 1a11 &c.
and Liverpool ga. The cause OF this movement In
both places is the same-the small stocks In Liver.
pool there are only l0 900 bales in lpor snd 5000
bales sfoat. In New York the shipping demand
continues in excess OF the supply and our etocS Is
reduced to less than 5000 bales. The present posi-.
ton certainly looks very strong, and 1t is not sur
prising to hear opinions IN favor Of higher prices
Irthe present scarcity was likely to continue the
opinion would be correct: but present prices are 30
satisfactory to the planters thatwe expect large re-
ceipts during the coming month. Very soon the
weekly receipts VIII be much more than our spin
neis viii buy, our stocks will accumulate. and ex-
porters can buy cotton at prices that will leave q
margin for profit Manchester spinners have now
stocked themselves, and are not obliged to be large
buyers at present.
Upland& Mobile. New
ordina5y.- @ any : a2sx aas : ASK
dinasy.- AJAX aa4x AJAX : a25
Low Mid
nasas saE asxs sssS aexssx sss sss sssS a7xs sss
Sales Of the week u, 975 bales including 9155 to
spnners 2050 to spectators, and ITO to exporters
Stocks in the interior towns, September ls, 1863,
476s bales, against TAO bales same time last year.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, October 6.-TURpEsTHE-Con.
tinues to arrive spartngly and is In moderate re.
sasss gs sass0f only 00lS at y 'o''f SOFT per 2S0
SPIRITS TuRPEsTNE-Market rather frmer. and
prices shade higher Sales Of 1S4 bbls at &c. 20 do
atSSHc for country and a do at SOC per gallon for
NY pkgs.
.RosN-sales OF 1858 bbls at 81 10 for strained,
81 72a1 IS for No 50 25a2 so for low No !, SIS %,
- 76a4 90 for fair to good No !, and "a 25a4 30 for
rsls.
TAR-Is cents lower and 50 bbls sold at 50 50 per
bbl
corTos-only one small lot (e bales) sold to-day at
24c Toc low middling
Tnmka-Fo our rats sold at sSas Is for fair, and
SO per NJ for prime mill.