The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-02
The receipts az THIS po-t tor tns week hare boon

The receipts at this port for the week have beon
- bags Of sea islands and Flordss, and 127o bales
Of upianis, in contrast with - bags Of sea islands
and Fletidas, and 1898 bales Of uplands the week
before, and - bags OF sea Islands and - bales OF
uplaHds last year. These supplies came as 1oi-
lows: OF uplands, per South Ca-ollaa Railroad,
122s bales; per Northeastern Railroad, ID; George
town, s. C., q; Edisto 4.
TIE COTTON MARKfr.-The market for the sta
pie during the past week have been dull, and while
prices have not varied to sny important extent
the tendency has been in favor o! buyers and
somewhat lower, closing steady. In the foreign
market the article opened at sTS@sd for middling
uplands, declining 10 sgd; at New Yo'k the rates
have generally been at 1ex, advancing to zoe, and
declining to 1875 and at this point at l72, recee-
Ing TO lT4c p ft.
The movements OF The article at Liverpool ard
New York for this period haae been as follows: On
Friday, August 26th, the former was dull and de-
cllning, uplands sX@sd, sales S0ae bales: the las'
ter was quiet end unchanged at 1870, sales l2oo
bales. On Saturday the former was dull, uplands
SID, sales 7oco bales; the aster was dull at lsc,
sales 45o bales. On Monday the former was steady
at szSd, sales 1000 bales; the latter was nominal
at 1870, sales 500 bales. On Tuesday the former
was irmer, uplands sztd sales 10000 oaies7 the
latter was steady at Ie1c, sales 1900 bales. On
Wednesday the former Was fzm, uplands sId,
sales 12,oee bales; the latter was frmer az zoe,
sales 700 bales- Yesterday the former was firm
at SGD, and the latter Qu!et at 7sTc.
The transactions in this market for the week
have been as follows:
IN Ao,np q.
rate, prices showing rather less steadinees but
were sustained by the light stock; sales 100 bales,
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at l5@
lie; low middling l714@I7H; Giddltng 171, and
strict middling 1s@l6;6c p 10. On Saturday the
market had an easier tendency. and sales In come
cases were at lower rates; sales 100 bales, erdi.
nary TO good ordinary being quoted at l4@l7ci
low middling 17a&@1T1Sc; middlIng 177+c, and
strict middling a. lsc p ft. On Monday the de-
mand was light and prices In buyers favor
sales 63 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted at l4@l6xc; low middling at 1f@l7Ic;
middlirg at 17h@l72lc, and street middling at
lsc p b. On Tuesday the market was easier;
sales Is bales, ordinary 20 good ordinary being
quoted at l4@l61Sc; low middling lie; middlins
l1Ac; strict middling 17A@lsc 2 10. On Wed.
nesday The inquiry was fair, prices irregular, and
stock light: sales l25 bales, ordinary to good ordi'
nary being quoted at 1A@l6i.e; low middi9g II;
mddling l7T, and strict middllng l7%c p fb.
Yesterday the market opened frmer, with good
demand, hut Closed quiet; sales about 100 bales
say at lS; Is at 14; 2 at Isl at l5a; at l8H; 2
at 167s; al l7 is at l11s, II at l7is is at Tx,
and at lsc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary ia @lS1
Low middhpg. pg..............-....11 O.
Hlcdlng ...................Uag-
Strict nidd!lng. .1IA@-
SEA ISLAND CoTToH.-This article has been dull,
AID wa.Eont transactions buyers holding OF for
tie development; OF the new crop, and TO await
The lnr:h:r aspec; of European hostilitles. The
market s entirely nominal and quotations are
omitted.
H1cE.-Tle new crop Of Carolina rough is
making its appearance on the market, and some
200 bushels have been received since our last.
A few lois o! new clean Carolina were offered, but
d:l no; 6nd buyers a: ;he rates asked by factors.
Un:L further recelp;s and transactions the artl-
c.e canno: oe quoted reliably. Yesterday the fol-
lowing sales ;ooS Pace: s tierces Of good new
clean Carolina q: G, r 10, anG s. t!erces fair at
sac z II.
NAVAL SToEES.-TEe arrivals Of these articles
nave been 10 fair extent, and were about 1000
barrels for the week. There have been fair trans
actions in spirits ;urpentine, and some 700 bar
rels were sold &; Sit.c PEI gallon. Resins have
been dull, ard among the operations was the sale
OF about $50 barrels OF the better grades on prI-
va:e terms. Also, 10 barrels extra pale at s. IS;
90 barrels pale at IS 50@3 IS; II barrels low pale
10 No. J. al So; 10 barrels low No. ] at 81 80; s
barrels 40. = al 81 so.
HAY.-About 400 bales Of North River qualities
have come 10 hand. Jobbing lots may be quoted
at abou: 81 80 q hundred, from the wharf, for
this description, and 81 6e@l IS for retail parcels
from store,
CoRS.-The arrivals have been some $1,000
bushels from Norfolk, New York, &C. The mar.
ket is dull and depressed, and transactions have
taken place at declining rates. About 300 bushels
OF ordinary Maryland white was sold at 81 25 q
bushel, weight, SACKS included. Jobbing lots
Of prime white are held at about 81 IS q bashel,
weight, sacks included. 1000 bushels Of West.
ern mixed Was sold on private terms The coun-
try demand Tor this article during the season
just closed has been large, and the receipts at This
point for the year have been abou: $50, 600
bushels.
0ATs,--The marke. Is well supplied with this
grain, and the local trade is met at about I5c p
bushel, weight, sacks incladed for new, and
S5c p bushsl for old. The arrivals from Septem-
Der 1850, TO August q, 1870, were about $4,000
bushels.
FLoUR.-The market is well supplied with most
H.
quiry prevails. Northern and Western fine may
be quoted at IS q bbl, super al S. 2S@6 SO p
th!, extra at 81 25@S q bbl and family at So 500