The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH. November 11.-CoTToN.-The mar
ket for the past week has been markeu Dy -, d
steady decline and consideraoie ~
prices and IL has almost been an lmpossloiity W
give such quotations as would prove an & eAac' s.o
index to the condition OF the market. Ing uG,
cline which has been steady from uay W ISSch
the cotton OF the South is the immedlate repre-
sentative. so that, while there appears 10 tnose
uninitated in the lasy OF values an actua loss VI
value in the STAPLE there IS fea 1s .aS 81 softon En
The receipts at this port have been large during
the mast week. as also the exports, Dotn iorelgn
and coastwise as will be seen by our weekly eA-
The condition of the crop, which, for all practl-
cal estimates has been gathered snd noused,
from all that we can learn has not peeh as IaVoI
able as was supposed, especially tne crop VI
Georgia. aud advices from various sectlons OF tIe
cotton growing region indicate considerable
falling OF in the yield from what has been the
generally received estimate.
Holders except in isolated cases, have SHOWN
disposition to stif views OF prices, and are not
over anxious to SELL and in the majority OF cases
BUYERS have had to meet their views IN order 10
place their orders. With the decline IN Irelgnt
foreign there has been presented better margin
for speculation, which has been taken advantage
OF, and the transactions exhibit good weeks
operations.
The market to-day closed quiet at Wednesdays
quotations, with sales Of 800 bales Liverpool mlu-
ding 23X low middling o3i4; good ordinary 227a
SEA IsLASD-our remarks of last week will ap-
ply to the week under review wsh f ,Se Week
amounted to 100 bales, at prices not varying iroi,,
last quotations, operations being connned 10 s,na.
lots holders generally being IN no nuIy 10 sel a.
the prices offering. We quote: Common roller
and Mccarthy, 35a3S; common 40a4S; medium 4oa
As: medium fine 5Oa55; fine 60; choice nominal.
The receipts at this port since-NoYemoer 4th
amount bales OF Ipand ana an ys
received per c. r. R., 2o07 bales upland ana 44o
bales sea island per A. and G. X X, All oaies OF
upland from landings on Savannah River, paies
upland and bales sea lsanc oy wagon SS' Saass 5s,
sea island by Florida steamers, IA bales lrom
Beaufort and bales from Riceboro'. The ex-
ports for the same time have been 1e. SS5 bales up
land and l0S bales sea island, OF which 46ol oaes
upland and 81 bales sea island were shipped 10
New York, 461 bales upland TO Philadelphia, 463
bales upland to Baltimore, 990 bales upland 10 bos
ton 46 bales sea island to Charleston, ll362 oaes
upland and bales sea island to Llverpool, 80 80
bales upland TO barcelona, SPUN, anu ioo- ooieo
upland TO Havre
RICE--The stock ofnew rice has been increased
during the past week by arrivals AT ootn milis,
and operations have been commenced, putting
clean on the market in small lots, the market
ruling dull, buyers on orders and local conSuh
ers holding of in anticipation OF 1urtner decine
There is a full stock on hand which IS oelne SLOW
" worked in small lots, to fill immediate orders.
The demand has been sluggish at 14aI &c LOT
prime Carolina; interior rough, 81 25al 80 per
bushel; seacoaSt do 81 50al IS. Adrlces are nm
favorable both from Carollna anu Ueorglu' 1ue
samples OF rough sent to market have not yield
ed as much as was expected. There have peen
heavy arrivals, and the market has been quite ac
tive during the past week. .,
FREIGHTs-In freghts, owing 20 the large arrl-
walls, both foreign and coastwise, prices have
ruled dull during the past week without. however,
any material change in quotations. Vessels are
readily PLACED on foreign berths on arrival, but
fOr coastwse there is little offering excepting by
steam for Northern ports, which has and con.
tinues to be active. We quote 10 Liverpool oy
steam, cotton Ma per lb; do by sail, I'd