The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03
State Of Trade Mt Manchester.

MANCHESTER, August 17.-For shipping yarns
there has been q strong aud active market to-day
Spnners are oil requiring higher prices, aud report
q fair business dong though prooaoiy more Wouo
have been done at moro reasonable r. tes. Spinners
however believe in hign rates. and for the present
values are to ding in this direction Prices are iuy
I'D q ib high-r than on this day week. The con-
siderable demand now experienced, and over the
last ten days, has been principally for Bombay.
There has also been moderate business for the coc-
tnent but for all other markets we have only hada
limited demand In ,op yarns for The home trade
the market is strong. prices having advanced Md to
I'D a fb us compared with those Of last week. Man
ufacturers hesitate ut giving such considerable ad-
vance, not being able to get an equivalent price or
cloth. but still the business effected mas proo3oy
becI nm TO an average. For cloths nota -tauding
the excitement in Liverpool and large business III
cotton with dearer prices both for cotton aud yarns
our market remains comparatively lnanimate, anu
the amount OF business efec ed today mas not oeen
large sales could he effected at price, but buyers
arc unwilling to operate at prices which would
cover the heavy OF cotton aud yarn, while mar
ufIcturers being relatively IN worse position than
they were last WICK, are determined not W si.v
some Of the larger manufacturers are unwilingly
turning their thoughts to more limited productlon:
II has long been seen that the supply OF cotton VIII
DO inadequate at the present rate OF consumption
and to 20 on producing clio so extensively under
the crcumst noes Is only encouraging undue spe u
lation at Liverpool AMI driving prices up towards
point al which cloth will be unstable. besides H.
curing an unadyisable risk should reaction from
the larger manufacturers set IN example In this
direction, but from what We hear some OF the mort
eminent firms in the tralo are fully alive to its pru-
dence, IL not ecessity, and determined to act upon
1t aim ost Immediately. Messrs. John slaSR q ~,
in their report or the cloth market this evening,
state: notwithstanding the co 1tinued absence OF
demand, prices of goods have renained firm. and
there has been little pressure to effect sales during
the past week lhe large business In Liverpool to-
day has strengthened the position of cloth, and
tn ,uQh we hear OF but few operations our market
closes with genera advance IN quotations"
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, MondIy. August 80 -cotton-We
note tue receipt to-day OF one bale of the new crop.
which was shi Gped to Cinrinnat'.
= NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand september l, 1861. "..6o
Received today ...............
Received previously...... 52,063-S2C6I
Total. .............. 52l24
shipped t0-daY.... ...................
Shipped previously. ly.........,...-. .o2, l-O-aZlZI
c,oct m hand .. 8
FLoUR-We continue TO report an active market,
with dem and In excess Of the supply Prices firm
as follows eupers s5 251G; single extra Sc 25a6 90;
double extra 5oa6 IS; 'aniy 81 25a8 fancy sS 80
as 75 We heard OF shipments today Of l6O barrels.
WHEAT-Market weak without any change 10 pri-
ces We quote Mediterranean slal o6; red II u;