The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-08

Easton ~ Co.'s Cotton Report. for tho
Week Ending juno A, 1869.
NEW YORK. June The MARKRT.-Tn our last
report the market closed hrm At 2eNc for niddiing
upiands Saturday there was better feeling ana
considerable spinning demand. Low middling and
Sales 2bSs oales at 29c Monday the small stock at
tracted attention, and an 40 i've demand set from
Liverpool steady. sales "a 0oo bales 1ueeday,
with favorable news from abroad, and an ad vanct
goods market spinners bought freely. The quota
5i4o oaios at asc q soo Exporters were Unable 10
AL their orders. Wednesday the market was again
day there not much dong, but it partly be-
Cause there was 30 little Offering Prices were firmly
maintained ~ soc Sales 2ss bales. Yesterday there
was less doing, but no ders would not at pre-
vious quotat ons. Sales 2922 bales ct 30No.
tarly in the week the small and "a pidly decres..
was seen that unless prizes were advanced promptly,
European spinners would o. n,inue to take cotton
from this side AZ it ,s. there is probability OF
Il the next crop should prove two or three weeks
late. hven supporting that the receipts for the
much last year. the supply would be 208 600 bales,
va 1861 900 now in stook aud rerei ts OF 72O0O II
we carry over no more than last year, LIST Sep.
,emoer $4,000 there would remain for home use
and export Tor the next twelve weeks, only l6E 900
sales. It is apparent that we ehal enter tha new
season cramped for cotton, anG ANYTHING happens
to delay the september receipts. the spinners will
be in O bad position. E G4t
Prices have advanced / No here and in liverpool,
middling uplands are up Nd, and Orleans Hd. The
business here has been mostly for homo use, while
In Laverp ol epinners took $4,000 bales and export
ers 16.L 90 bsles. This 10 &c expo demand, in
view Of the quantity taken direcl from America and
Ipdia, is remarkable The enR Ct of the rise in the
raw material has had stimulating effect goods,
and large business has been done at material ad
vance We have tno ,ght for some time that It was
the fear Of decline in cotton and not superabpn-
dance of stocks that has hept the goods marx ket
down, and now we are sure OF 1t. Manchester spin
ners have increased their stocks about 20 600 Oass
this week, but 1t 10 sttl very low considering the
position OF tie cotton market W. had hoped to have
gwen IL this issue tho bombay expor Is to turone to
lst June but the dispatches have not yet como to
hand: On ist June, the stock in New Yors was
oouhted by committeeof brokers and found TO l,e
Alboo bales, including the amount sold. but not do
day the deliveries q the trade ana exporters IVe
stil further reduced the STOCK and it Is esima
more favorable % anSbs plant is now LOOKING s we
There have been received at the ports since1st
September 991 538 bales. OF which exporters have
stock. .OA1 bales larger than at that date De
si iss ssst i 81
For future delivery there has been more doing
this week 80 low middlng sold for June at 400: 26O
low middling for July at 19c; SO for August at 20c
se9 t9r December At 24?Sci and 100 for November
for November and December at 25c. but puyers are
not disposed to give that price at present It is
pected that with more tpropitious weather and inn
h ~ Upland Mobile. New
Ordinary '.sS asS a2ex- ssssas aasT 1'aasi aasx
;sd,nasy- a27x = ass : aasK a2sx
stiaaina ahnE asex sss sseS ssek sss* ss* ss9 ssS
Sales Of the week a. e76 bales tncnding u s67 to
spinners, B0AS to speculators, and 2s11 to export
Gross receipts at this port for the week ANA