The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-24
Easton q Co.'s cotton report. for the
week ending August 20. 1859.

| NpW YORK, August 71.-THx mARxEr.--In our
last report the arket cosod stea Mt S3c for mid
dIng ublauds Saturday there was not much doing,
INIT 1rices were unchangel Sales 1853 bales. Mon
day the market cotton on the spot was duI, lhe
sales only reaching 4s7 bales. Tuesday there was
brick demand nom spipners and pecuisors. rr,ees
favorable foreign advces, our market was active.
Spuners bought 22o9 bales. Sales 2ISs bales at Sic
THURSDAY the market vas active and e1clted. eses
2613 bales Middling. SAKE. Yesterday ihe Market
opened frner with advance in prices. but closed
quiet Sales 1724 bales. Middling nplands s5e:
During the week prices have steadily hardened IN
der eIc.tny Liverpool advices. Tho official closing
quotations is $50 for middlng upands; but this rer
rpsen,s the holders asktng price an 1 not actual
tran.actons. The feeling at the close wa Gull anu
there was more disposition to oer cotton for future
delivery and few buyers. The weather at the South
for the past week has been very favorable tor tie
ereviuq crops. The hot and dry spell hss done
much towards preventing the spread Of the cater
pillar, which had appeared In some iocanies.
The demard for future contracts has been quite
larpe this week. mostly on European account; 28hc
has been paid for low middling. December delivery
At the present OF gsld sn,s Is dn eana 70 - , isSc
2sks would be equal to l3hd, sold here. we nope
our planting friends will take advantage OF this
foreign demand. and let part o. their crops 60.
whom the weekly receipts are 9J 600 or 100000
| bales is very doubtful The deficiency IN visible
supply which. on 9Th August, was lS0,160 oaes.
and 18th, ss4676 bales. Is to-day sSS oSo bales.
September 20I2,05s bales OF which exporters nave
taken 026 bales spnnsrs 6s 142 bales; and the
s,ocks are n ITO bales smaller than at that
date Deficit IN receipts compared with last year,
so 6S7 bales Defct in shipments 10 Liverpool 2Ai,
"a bales.
SALES FOE FUTURE FEIIvEhY-The sales have
been as fulows For August, 100 nales at S2c; for
September 200 bales at Sic; 200 bales on priSste
terms; for October $50 bales on private terms 100
ba es ct &c. 80 at 29Hc 100 at 29xc 125 at 2s4c;
for November $40 ales at 28c, 100 ct 28K TOR De-
cember, 500 blIes 27c, 900 at 27c 400 at 27Ho $50
at 49, 600 on private terms; for cember and Jan
usry, 100 bales ON private terms; for January. 160
baes at 26xo 100 bales at 27c. so al 27c $50 on
private terms for February 400 bales at 21c; Tree on
board at sayanpsh in December, 400 bales at S6Ao;
for November and December 500 bales on private
terms; for January. 200 oaes at 27c; free on board
ct New Orleans November and Dec ,mber, 500 bales
on private terms; for December 100 bales at 27H;
in Baltimore rs October and 76 November ON pri-
400 December, private terms; TO December, 2Sc;
3n0 December. 2SKc; 100 December or Janu ,ry.
27k; 100 January, 27X; 100 February, 2714c; 200
December or January free on board at Savannah,
27xc; 100 December and 100 January fee on board
at Mobile 27<c; 2c0 December free on board at N o.
bile, Tkc. rotal. l1,S75.
gglanaa Mobile. New. New r.,,.
Ordinary as0K asox- ss1 as1A
d,nsry.- as2x = as2x- ass = 'ssN
Low Mid
ding az. - ss.N- sNH os42H sstH
Sales Of the week II, 456 bales, including 1881 to
spnners, 2552 to spectators, and 1923 to export
GROSS receipts at this port for the week 1883 bales