The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-31
Interior Cotton M1arkets.

Anter1OT OOttOn H0Tk6C6.
YORKvlLLE. May 26.-Cotton nominal at 24hc
for good middling.
ORANGEBURG. May 29.-No sales for the week;
market dull and declining We quote: Ordinary Csc;
low midhng 24c; middling "a 46a25c
CHARLOTTE, May "a During the week some
100 bales changed hands at from 2414a25Hc. the
market closing inactive on Saturday at 2bc for mid
dlngs.
for better grades; market quiet. We quote low mid
2ss to asS. A0e s000 0f0'n''' A' 20 0r0'''fS ~
COLUMBIA, May 29-The cotton market has been
very dun during the past week. and consequently
are unable to give any quotations. No change in
other articles of country produce.
CHESTER, May 25.-Our cotton market for the
past week has besn very dull and inactive. The Of
tations. Mtddling nominally 25c.
MACON, May 2a-The demand to-day WAS pretty
coed; prices unchanged. Receipts today rs bales;
shipments SO bales; 90 es 125 baeI. The quotations
are as follows: Ordinary 2s good ordinary 24H low
bales.
Augusta cotton Market.
ruled quite eay the weea Wis a,s nas
daily sales, at sightly easter prices. Owing the
reduced stock, lower grades have been more readily
possible Our quotations. for the weeA are, 26i26A
for Liverpoo! m'ddiing; 2s1sa26A for low miao,ng,
Receps Of the Wseh ., the "eea
Georgetown Market.
a de" May sales this
CORN Prime white corn 81 10 per bushel.
TIMBER --Receipts SOC sticks. Sales 1a0 eticks Or
dnary and fair mill timber at to 14c. Market
looking up. and prospect Of increased demand for
large. 1c1g timber.
81 as; virgin dip 81 per bbi Of $50 lbs to % the bb
Savannah Weekly Market. sr Il
SAVANNAH, May 27.-corroN. -Bus'ness in the
u%n 1,oo 1rr1I
owing principally to the heavy decline in gold, and
weakness In the Liverpool market Holders haze
appeared throughout the entire week unwilling
sellers.
The information we obtained from the PLAN ters
who visited our city during the past week indicates
the plant have been much exaggerated. It was
thought for time. during the cold snap a short
time back, that the plant would be materially dam
aged The planter now has every reason to believe
that, with the present warm weather and geatle
rains the plant win be be entirely 1esusctated and
tations OF many. We quote: Middlng 81; low mid.
ding 2sA; good ordinary 25A.
week with moderate sales at previous quotations.
Advces from Liverpool continue very untavorable.
snS sS, ts ons 9Tsr but
this week been favorable for the growing crop, but
previously unpropitious season. We quote: Com.
mon Flor1das and Georgias 60a66; medium Floridas
60; good Floridas 66a70; fne Floridas 80.
Ihe receipts at this port since May 2Oth amount
to 1883 bales upland and o bales sea fs and. lhe
exports Tor the same time have been 437O bales up
land and lS6 bales sea island OF which 8125 bales
upland and bales sea island were eh,pped to Law
erpocl 10A2 bales upland and 131 bales sea 1sland
were shipped to New York, and 209 bales upland to
Baltimore.
!; Rrog-Very dull, and stock small. Clean. common
to prime, ea8Nc: inferior rough, 81 B0aS1 rs; sea
coast do 81 76a$2 per bushe stock Of clean rice at
present In the city, 500 tierces.
Wilmington Marlxot.
Market active with sales OF 879 casks at 42%c-an ad
vance Of Xc on Yesterday e uuotaIioua,