The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-23

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season. No large amount Of cotton is beng onered
| and there has been only light demand: Lo' al
have sIipred Tbe grea, proportion OF the stock
here is limited to figures higher than the ruling ones
% reos OF tn wear s5e Of as and ar @a
| those Of last week. Bad roads and farm work may
A5OO held by local specuators 5000 heavily
advanced on, the rest uneneumbered.
The following the reports of the warehouses
for the week: Saturday nothing done; Monday
Northern mlddlings nominaly 27c, light demand,
sales 203 bales; Tuesday unchanged sales 1866 bales
Wednesday opened at 27c, but before II A. M. had
declined to 2ea26Nc, sales 200 bales; Thursday
mand light, Northern middlings 261ac, sales 200
York have unsettled our market and depressed III
sales 148 bales The following the nominal ru
ing Quotations at the close Of the market @ Ordinary
25}ac; middlings. Northern, 26c; good middings
26ac. Warehouse sales for the week 808 bales
ponding week of last season and 1897 the previous
week OF this year.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock ON hand September l, 1868. 8............ 28O
Received past week. k................... t43
Received previously. A. 146-4 42.9S9
Total. ........................... 1920
shppea past week: ..52s
Stock on hand this evening. .16 3O2
Memphis Cotton Market.
MEMPHIS, February l9.-Seversl buyers were In
the market to-day, on orders, ut 261aa26Ac for low
was done sales being about 900 bales. We note
sales OF l6o and 46 bales low miodhng at 26Ac and
100 and 81 bales low middling at 26Hc, IN addition
to which Union-st1ee house worked off 400 bales
lmosty low mid6ing) at basis of 27c Bids of
26c on good ordinary rejected in at least two
instances though small lots were picked up at 25Sa
2524c. list OF 800 bales, barely 10 middling was
Of instruoons from he "ners o ha cnt
ton to hold for time longer On midding lists 27iSc
outside price in the estimation of buyers, but
on folyo
272za28c Guerlllas were in the market and did some
little business at about 10 below ruling rates Some
factors were unable to effect sales and will be sur
| Of middne are held NJ 2sc. We omotc. Or1narv "a
a25; good ordil ary 2591a2e; low middiing 2eSs27;
mddling 271Sa2sc
COTTON srArEMENT
| Stock on hand Sept l. 1868 " AZ
Received to-day. ..................1 1906
Received previously. ie5 I72- 1876 977
-
sbipned today 'c77 'S'oN4
Shinned nreviouslv 40 aso 100 o1e
0n'pp'o ~ S1o
s+ock IN hand q, M
N'0.o
| Ea SION " 70 30 ro,.o,, x.o,,ou. g..
tSA A>oPOiI AoH 'nc
Week ending February 10, 1860.
NEW YORK. February 2O-THE MApKrr Tn o,r
last report the market closed dnll at 90r for mia
ding uplands. Saturday there was some pressure
to sell and exporters came in MT the 1eci;no on =
bought freely At the close after the report there
was more doing Sales 2332 at 20 1sa29Ic. Monoav
tho market continued dull and several lots wers
sold to exporters at 29hc for low middlin, onic !,
delivery For delivery in ten days 2saIo VAS hid
Sales 1949 bales ut 90 IIc for middng Tuesday II,
the absence Of cable adyces and WHY recen r9;nt -,
| my to some increase over last week. buyers held
off and only took such lots as were forced Ho,ders
generally did not press sales 1867 bales at 29Nr
| Wednesday, with continued heavy receipts prices
| bought nt 2sc prompt delivery Spinners Ronoht
more freely than for some time past Sales 22l O
bales at 29Ac. I thursday, the low plices at which
holders offered th stocks brought in more buyers
4173 bales were sold at 29c f midd inp and 29c and