The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23

| but cash on delivery In merchantaole condlnon
at rates shade below present quotanons. Inc
weather for gathering Is favorable, and crops ont
( Of reach Of the brand never looked petter. quo
| tations for stocks on hand continue for whites
through at $5Xasx . 100 lbs; yellows, NOS: 10 70
AZ s4XaeH DO; DrSwns 80 NJ Nos scT to d 10 at SKA
AZ do; Huscovadoes, last lot avallaoie mere, 8N
hhds, was placed at a e.32 p 100 TBS superior re-
| fining goods; but rates remain as pTeviousiy
! given at s4Ha4N do in nmolasses and centrifugal
| sugars find nothing new to report. Ine snlp-
ments hence and NatanZas embrace lot tne week
closing yesterday 9046 boxes ana lIo mus, W
which for the United States l442 DoxeS anu ilo
hhds, and balance to european poiIs, oi LEAVING
223S hhds, against same period of 1868 OF l04,4s7
| do and I'LL hhds
MoLAssRs-With a reduced stock holders are
| firm, and from the reduced values IN new " fork
| buyers will not operate, so they stand OIL, ana
last quotations for clayed anu huscofado reHa'n
nominal ,
FREIaHrs-Chartered November 6: American
| bark Daring-40o hhds sugar, Sagua Ia Grande
and north OF Hatteras, at Sc each; do brig Hattie
8. Bsbop-400 do, do, at same point. iIth, bltisn
brig Echo-l60O boxes sugar naao M ~ VI en 1s
f2 rs 3d. Spanish bark Eulana.ZsOV 90 at = o.
12th Spanish bark San Quintin-l49OD Doxes sugar,
Liverpool direct, at s2; bark New York-0so hhds
do, Baltimore direct, at 81 each. ihere ls mo
reason to assign cause for depression IN Outgoing
freights at this season OF the year; coming ons-
ness is geod as illustrated by the dauy uahsac-
tions at the wharf this week.
Enston & Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week ending Eovember19.
NEW YORK. November 2O.-THE MARKET.-ln
our last report the market closed qulet at Zac ior
middling uplands. Saturday the narkee Wv was xe,y
firm with small supply; sales 2oII aI Zoc. hon ~ ~
day prices improved; sales 1924, miduilngs at Lo4
cts Tuesday the market was frmer, with good
demand from exporters sales 1923 at 253lc. Heu-
nesdsy better prices were paid, owing 70 receipts
being smaller sales $3.50 az Sc; Tho arset onen.
ed firmly but closed weak on rumors OF lower
Liverpool markets and estimates ef large receipls'
sales 1892 at 25Hc.
During the week prices nave ,SiI iosna mn@
in the Southern markets Nc, and LlVerpooi Closes
Sled higher. The interrupted telegrapnlc CONT
municati0n with the South, and inc uucerlall.y
about receipts have caused buyers 10 Operate
sparingly. We understand that the tributaries 10
New Orleans have been very low which accounts
for the small receipts there AS the rivers are
now rising, on account OF the stolm 'his web en-
we may expect larger receipts soon. rev VI
now stands 1895 behind the same time last year
and the receipts there averaged l,S44 pales lor
the twelve weeks, from Goth November, 1868, 70
5th February, 1859. In our estimste puDhsncu
last week we put down New orleans 10 per cent NJ
higher than last year, and II we do not see 81
average per week for the next twelve weeks WIN
full rivers, we shall be disposed TO oeleve tnaG
our figures are TOO high. We can see no dlsposi- 81
ton on she part Of planters to hold Dack, anu a
ers ever do hold on the plantation As rule the
cotton is forwarded to the interior towns or the
ports as soon as ready, and II planners are uis-
posed TO hold, they prefer to do 30 where cotton
can be insured.
The general belief in lower prices Still con-
tinues both here and in Europe; many snort con-
tracts are uncovered and splnners hold o0nn on Oe
oa1se very heavy receipts are expected. S9ppos-
ing these expectations are realized, and the re-
ceipts are heavy, WIN there be anything more TO
wait forS Will not large orders be given out py
all who have held or for the right time, and what
chance will these orders have OF being nlled
when public opinion as TO the safety OF me prices
OF cotton changes9 We advised our friends 10
commence buying and then following the Market M
down, because that policy has been the pest ior
the past two seasons and we think 1t VIII succeed
this year aiso 1t Is very certain that all cannot
be fortunate enough TO buy at the lowest point.
Upl'd & Fla. Mobile. N. o. Texas.
Ordinary @Z3H @23x GA @4A
Good ordinary. @94K @NK OPS @SA
Low rniddbng..... OPS @26h 9SE g2SA
NfJdlinp. @25X @25x @21 @26A
Sales OF the week, 1854 bales-including S66l
70 spinners, 1857 to speculators, and 1866 70 ex-