The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-16
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SAVANNAH. August l2.TT,t orros.-Ihe market,
feature the, istIweek.i We notice good INQUIRY for
cotton for ippre delivery, hut the prices asked are
high ihst but few transactions have taken pi ce
prices ranging from 251sa26%o on the basic Of low
middl'nd FOR necemrer delivery. Ho,ders ure now
eemSsr Nhen for a o has N
transactions in this line. l'.iH.- 80.
We have t. record the receipt, Of bales ofupiand'
c o. ps and Of fair Sape he other chasing
strict GOOD ordinary inferior IN staple But one
ei these ones was offered for sale in Cur mar!et-;
fbe ue,abborhood OF cambridge, Ga. ~ i..I..+ :
Tue crop since The cessation OF .he rainy season
has Improved somewhat anI planters are still hope.
full OF q God yield, bnt as mucO depends upon the
frt this time We must awei, further do.
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In the absence OF transactions we quote nom Ina.
cents; good ordinary, 81 cents:
SEA IslAap-rle business ir long staple has been
of such q yer, limited nature that sny
. thing about the market. We bave heard Of only
bags being sold during tho week under rev1ew.
In the section, where most OF the long staple ia
grown, wo bear much mo:c confidence EXPRESSED by
the planters than would have supposed uferre ID
The &c: :eits Al this port sinca August 9th amount
to l7s o.ea upland OF which 40 bales req. iyed
The exports for the ,inc lavo been 2a2 bales
upland and gs sea ialand. CT which 167 ba es up
mud and basR sea island were ahippcd TO New York
80 bales upland TO Baltimose and f5 ba!es upland to
Philadelphia 80
bIoE >tco last reports 40 STOCK OF rico mas been
considerably reduced by shipment North, while the
% and 70 sapis denlislcy of Pounded stock for shsS
h nd Is being brushed over p the mile and being
worked off rais so that there is overy possibility
of'he'e heine eon.!4staIle actual demand tor rice.
without adequa supply. before the new crop Is
fyoe w,iI oemmenes @ the bfst 81 epiemDer Sai
ngood sample nor eau It bo kept so long sound as
the rice OF the former crop, neing too een and soft
to flourish and advces are every wherc encouraging
although we huye feen specimens from the Ogeecbee
where inc gr,ashoIper nas done Gons,a, , rane dam
Hodo, asking better prices and we quote clear
ct 71ias1zo, no rough be1nR eo!d.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. Au ust H. oT-oY-We have III
chang to report ID our market during The week
week, We may al most s1y. at buyers own hlures
WIG only pu, chased when compelled to- and slnos
son has aim ,st closed, but short time win in
torveno yetore tue tall busreEs commences In th
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The m 'rset CLOS g for the weax under review witt
midd.ing nsmlnaly sO,4 cts: sales Of the week
bale receipts for the wesk II bales; stock on han
FLoUa,-c,ty S,,ns sssioi At t'retaii q per barre
higher; coun ry S8a1i. according 10 qualify
@aEAT-is in active demand and nlt sold that
oftrod. We Quoie white 1t 81 7ua1 81; led 81 so
OsFs-Noni hal at so,ooc. 9SG .fl.
coss-MMSrket M veal; de@sna q iight, and stock 4
pot. Some round iots o1srtd at iower rates.
Georgetown Market 1ef9 z
GEORGETOWN. august sli1l-CorfoE. a.No 8 ale
Coa..-Pnms white corn sl 20 per oushel, wit
,.s a ssssi iii ss;s Z s s
naess uni. .ooa aooq trober 10 demand
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