The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13
savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, September 9.-In our last report we
in shs
buyers to PAY as high as s21zc. and sake for the
Tn The receipts of cotton a. this port have been
large. considering so early period in tho season.
Indeed. when We compare then with those OF our
siser Southern cities We nd that the Forest City Of
Georgia is drst and foremost. not only In receipts,
but At the same time comparing fayorably with any
seaport In prices Obtained TOR the raw material. We
soud cotton elsewhere, hut by reference 10 Prices
Current, and reports received daily from other mar
ksts we can safely assert that our market offers to
facilities equal to those Of any OF our southern
porIs.
Northern account, the transactions In short fales
having been discontinued In consequence OF the high
Asrcgarls staple and quality Of the cotton so far
received we hnd that from ginning too early the APP
desrance Of the ttcn is not so good as night be
early is perceptble The staple Of the receipts up
70 this time, however, compare favorab'y With that
The receipts OF the now crop foot up 57is bales,
which q the early period OF the year speaks well for
the future OF sa1annsh.
quoted as folows: Liverpool middliug SiHc; low
mtddlins S0Kc; good ordinary 100.
Ihe receipts At this port since September ist the
as foow5 479s bales per Central Railroad Cos bales
per A. g H. H.. and ll21 bales per Savannah river
porte. coastwlse, for the Same time have been: to
New York. per steams ships, S6I1 bales, to Phiadei.
pbin, per Ionawanda, 266, to Baltimore per Ameri.
ca. 38s. Total. 4l30 bales.
RIcr-Eirm. The frat arrival Of the new crop
came In yesterday from aa river and sold at eI 76
per bu. hel. ne quote sXasH c.nts. Retailing ga
Columbus Market
COLUMBUS, September 1o-The first plrt of the
week to Wednesday saw an activs market fu Coium.
bus. All the CD ION that was offered was taken i'm.
medistey BY factors and local operators on The
OF 9lc for iniddlinps, and at on shipped. On We'd
nesdsy. however currency owing to the rapid srriv.
ais and sales OF cotton, which was not anticipated
so early day, was welr nigh exhausted, and GALES
were effected at Ho lower than would haye been done
btd banking facilities been adapted to tho business
Exchange was abundant but farmers wanted cur.
Ienoy. which the banks did not have. In addition.
New ork and Liverpool declined, and nearly every
order was cancelled. Thursday saw tho fanae atate
OF ahhirs, only IN worse form. Few wcro operAt-
inR,-because only few could command currency. A
lnrac amount OF cotton has been stored. which. had
oircu,nstanccs been changed, would have been Sold
Under these conditions eyen speculation would have
been larger bad thers existed confidence IN stability
OF the kew York market
To-day has aeen few ssles but largo stcrsges for
the same causes. Planters mostly reuse TO accept
tue bids rnsde. The bspks expect TO- k,yo an sbun.
dance OF currency next Monday. Saturday sales
wero7 bales naiddltngs a1ci Monday 1l9 st The nme
neurei Tpesday market unchanged, m,ddlings So,
sales isa bales; Wed.eiday 5000, sales o6 bales;
d,y's Gales i'd bales. We give below III Quotations
cs tne sale. toAsy. nrenis,ns that thoy are 20 erey
nominal and dus to the tesnporarv scsrcdty Of cur
reaoy. II was iyopossible 70 get Tho hanks 70 dis.
count sight draft on New York. because they vers
depleted e1 currency, The majority Of tsalsctions