The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-15
Interior Cotton Markets.

ORANGkBUhG, February 14.-sales for the week
ding; ding %" m0a'ns . m'00''os 2'&' 'ff''' n''
ANDERSON, February 1o-cotton easy at 26 to
27Xc.
UNION February 1a-cotton 27%. Sales 2ss
bales.
SUMTER. February 1O.-There has been about 175
bales sold during the week eudng the 10th instant
The market closing active and firm. We quote Or
dinary 2799c g Cd ordinary 2s14c /; low middling
1850; middhng 29c; strict middling 1910.
OHERAW, February 11.-sales this week 141
tnronshon. the Week but at the close @ proes s rsc
ton lover. We quote 26a27Sc today.
ABBEvILLE. February 12.-Sales Of the week 1so
bales closing firm at a.
COLUMBIA, February IS Tho demand for cot
ton has been very brisk during the past week. and
prices very firm at 2aac for mi ding The sales
Of the week were lO72 bales as follows: at 81; at
27 IS at 27 "a at 2721 339 at %; 81 at 28; 231
at 2sA; 200 at 2SH; 12 at 1890.
MACON, ebruary 12.-The market opened steady
this morning at 27c; 27!sc for the best. Towards
noon 1t was very duh, and continued to the close.
We quote &c mddlings ,ipts day 2l3 bales
shipments 33e bales; ssies A75 bales.
NE February mar
SELMA, February 11.--Market quiet with no de.
mand.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, February 13.-TURpRNrrNE -
Market steady. Sales Of 1872 bbls at Ss 20 for soft
changed hands at $40 per gallon.
No sales reported in rosn and cotton
TAR-2GO bbs received and sold at 80 rs % Dbl.
savannnh Weekly Cotton Market.
SAVANNAH, February 1i.-Our market during
the first part or the week exhibited great excitement
the sales OF Saturday being the largest ever chfon
cled In the annals Of the city, and even greater
than reported, some parties going as high as 9OC0
Prices were on that day paid which have scarcely
been maintained, although our holders have been
firm even under much queer tone on the part Of
buyers To-day factors are firm end sales are conse-
quently small We reached 2914 this week and close
at 2S for mlddling with fewsellers at that figure
naand,ug more attention. We quote middlng 2sI /;
low middiing 28M; good ordinary 27Mc.
snd eses Oss s
sea islands and bales uplands same period last
year Exports-f eign none; coastws BIZ bales Of
sea islands ana 23esS oales uplands corresponding
week last Year. or this amount - bales uplands
to Charleston. sales Of the week 1854 bales.
SEA lsI.ANDs-Ihe receipts of long staple cotton
were from Florida by poat ana sss rom the islanSs
and by the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, d OF these
$50 bags were Florida cottons. The shipments have
been 3l7 bags to Europe. the North and .throuah,'
In sea islands there has been somewhat Of q cessa.
extreme prices OF the last few weeks, it hard 10
induce buyers to take hold however, any slight de-
$ nos Sa srs % Il have T.
81 Goal 80 p 10. We quote as before Commons 70
medium 80 /; hne medium 90; Ane 81 10 and up.
RIoE The receipts Of the week have been 7soo
bushels maklng total Of 29oSSS g. bushels since "
receipts chow y deolded falling on during the past
week. and 1t is presumed that they viii continue ID
40 90 Tor tho balance of this season Ihe business
has been fair and prices remain firm with upward
tendency. stock of clean is light We quote rough
~ S2a2 35 depending upon quality, and clean at S1S
r A9c for "fair'.to good"