The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-17
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, September l5-CoTToN.-Crop al.
vices from the interior appear TO be generally Of
an encouraging character, and the prospects are
very Catering During tne week H. the I'm msrket mas
buyers somewhat advanced their prices. Pnr.
| chases were made both on fore'gn and domestic
account and the Offering stock S exceedingly
bare, though the buying has been free. Money
has been exceedingly scarce, and for day or so
exchange was almost unsaleable. The expected
relief has, however, come to hand and heavy re-
mittances are arriving by express.
The stock on hand at the close OF the market
yesterday was 1903 bales upland and 3e2 bales
sea island. The receipts at this port have been
1928 bales; the stock on hand at all the ports TO
latest dates reach 1895 bales against 5ss2 bales
the same time last year.
The following resume Of our daily market will
show the various changes in the market for The
past week:
September s.-There was some inquiry, but at
such low figures that buyers were unable to in
duce holders to meet them freely. The sales were
$50 bales. Middling li1<c.. :.
September l0.-Tne market. was very active,
and 500 bales changed hands. Middling 17t4c. =
September 12.-In good demand at 1rm prices.
The stock Offering being light, the sales were but
500 bales Middllng 1'id:.
tive, and the demand was general; 100 bales were
sold at irregular prices, Snd the market was lett
bare Of stock. Middling 17Ic.
September 1.-THE market was very active
principally on foreign account and the stock Of
fering was very light as compared with the de-
mand which was general, although the advance
in prices ruled out mc OF our be1es ana on
the lower grades. Middllng 1Ttsc.
September 15.-The market remained active,
foreign buyers taking all desirable cottons tina!
the sales were cartailed BY the light offering
stock Yesterdays prices were fully sustained:
sales OF 800 bales; middlings u &c.
REcEIPTS-The receipts at this port for the past
week have been e2l5 bales upland, and bale
sea islands, lrom the following sources: Central
Railroad 4l67 bales upland; Atlantic and Gull
Railroad 1910 bales upland; Augusta boats SIs
bales upland; Florida boats "a bales upland and
EXPoRrs-The exports for the week have
been 52s2 bales unlapd as follows: New York
Ss05 bales uplands; Boston $50 bales upland;
Philadelphia 49f bales upland; Baltimore 70
bales Upland and Charleston Taies uetaSo a. now
rice received and the market having been bare
Of this grain the supply is not adequate 10 the
demand; therefore il Is selling freely at lo;sal1c.
Wilmington Market.
WlIN1SGToN, September I5.--CorroN.-The
market for this article has ruled firm and active
during the week. The receipts continue ngat,
and are fully ABSORBED by the sales, which Ieach
about 100 bales. Prices remain unchanged, ana
we quote ordinary at l5c p b; good ordlnary 10;
low middling II; mlddnng l7H; s'rlct middnng 9
SPIRITs TURrENTISE-Has ruled quiet and
steady, and the closing quotation OF our last re-
port for s. uthern 3sc,l has been fully sustained,
while New York packages show an advance OF &c;
market closing quiet at Ssc for Southern and SIC
per gallon for New York packages. The sales are
1866 casks.
through the week at 81 50 per Dol, but IS not 81
strong as during the previous week. All other
grades have been duI and neglected, and Iae
sa.es show falling OF Of about $50 ools, on
last weeks business, footing up 1882 DO g, as fol-
lows: Friday, 1923 bos at 81 80 for strained;
81 52lSal IS for low No. Q; 81 10 for No. 2; 81 80
for extra No. 2, and sSas 25 for extra No.l. Sat
urdsy 7s5 bbls at 81 50 fog strai1ed g IS for low
No. 2; 81 coal 20 for No. 2; So 5oaS 62A f0r pale.
and 81 for extra pale. Monday, 402 oos az 81 80
for strained; 81 15a1 so for No. 2, and 81 80 for
No. I. Tuesday, no sales. wednesday, 327 bbls
at 81 52h for low No. 2 Thursday, SO bols strain.
ed at 81 5Q-all per $50 lbs.
CRUDE TuRPENrINE-The market opened on
Friday at Sc Is for soft and 81 so for hard, but
since that time the fluctuations have been so
constant as to erectually prevent the establish
ment Of fixed price, and the market closes in
an unsettled condition. Receipts light, amount
ing 70 1916 bbls.
TAR-Has ruled steady and unchanged. T1e
sales are s57 bbls at 81 IS per bol-in water.
Nashville Market.