The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-01

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The Bombay shipments, up TO the latest news,
are reported as follows, by special telegrams from
Finlay, CLARK Co: ,,,o
Exports 18th June
sIaaye.;:.c:. laooo 1000 1887 77sa
ported. g.. .5ss.opo $4,000 ns,4o4 lA,44l
$4,000 $4,000 75s,sol 1s2,2os
Deficit TO Great Britain o. So!
Deficit to Continent. :....-. ~, leo
! Receipts at Bombay for the week ending 24th
instant q, 900 bales, against 5000 same time
1859 Receipts past seven weeks as, 600, against
100, 900 same time 1863. r., ~ 81.
I Thereceipts at this port for this period have
been II ,bags Of Sea islands aud Floridas and
1915 bales Of uplsnds, against bags OF sea Is.
lands and Floridas and 1la1 bales uplands the
week before; and d-bags Of sea Islands and Flori-
das and 952 bales Of uplands for the correspon'
ding time last year. These supplies have come
as follows: say Of uplands per South Carolina
Railroad 1854 bales, per Northeastern Railroad 81
Santee S, Georgetown 4; Of sea islands, Savan.
nah II.
h THE COTTON MARKET.-The week just closed has
been one Of extreme dullness and depression in
this article, business being limited, the market
weak, and tending generally in buyers faver. In
the foreign market prices have shown but little
variation and middling uplsnds have ruled at
eXd@1oHd. At New York the rates have been dull
at 2lc, receding TO 2oHc; and at this point quota
tions have been unsettled and nominal, falling on
from lsxo to about 1sK@1sHo 2 b.
/ The movementa at Liverpool and New York for
this time has been as follows: On Friday, June
"a, the former was heavy. uplands closing at 100
tloHd, sales 5000 bales; the latter was dull and
dropping at 21c, sales 800 bales. On Saturday the
former was steady at 1o@1od, sales 10, 900 bales;
the latter was dull and unchanged at nc,
sales 500 bales. On Monday the former closed
nrmer, uplands 1o@lo,id, sales 10000 bales; the
latter was dull at 21c, sales 1900 bales. On Tues
day the former was quiet, uplands 1od, sales
10000 bales; the latter was lower at 2oxc, sales
400 bales. On Wednesday the former was quiet
at sX@l0d, sales 5000 bales; the latter was duh
and nominal at 9o,Sc, sales 1000 bales. Yester.
lay the former was quiet at sX@1od; the latter
was dull at zokc.
The transactions In this market have been as
follows: On Friday June oath, the article was
depressed, the sales being limited to about 90
bales OF the higher grades; say strict to good
mIddlIng at 2o@2o4c p ID; quotations nominal
on Saturday the dullness and declining tendency
continued, the transac tlons being by one purcha.
ger, who operated on the basis OF 1sHc p ID for
low mlddlings; sales 7e bales; quotations nonl-
nal. On Monday prices continued to soften, and
the market was dull; sales $50 bales; quotations
being somewhat nominal, say ordinary to good
ordinary 1sX917xc; low middling lsA; mid
ding to strict middling at 1sjS@1sc p fS. On
Tuesday factors were selling more freely, and
the market was more active; sales 4@s bales; or
dInary to good ordinary being quoted at 1ex@
Tx; low mid ddlIng 1s; middling 1sh; strict mid.
cling isc p H.. On Wednesday there was good
demand, prices being somewhat easier; sales $50
bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
al 1e@l7x; low middling 1s; middling 1sa@1sX,
and strict middling 1sxc q fb. On yesterday
the market was quiet sales $50 bales say q at To-;
IL at 1eK; ss at II; Sat Tx; SO at ls; IS at lsa;
ss.at isK; eoat 1s1c. We quote:
-, LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary. to good ordinary ......ls @l7X
Low middhng ..............."..lS g.
Middling ...................... -. .16M9l8H
Strict middllng. ....."...... ..1S%@-
SEA ISLAND CorToN-The arrivals have been II
bags from Savannah. The market has been
quiet, and no transactions OF importance have
taken place. In the absence OF sales and the re-
,dueed condition OF stock, quotations must be
looked upon as nominal, say Floridas, common,
ss@sSc; medium as@42c; good 4S@4So; fine aad
choice nominsl; sea islands, common, 4o@6oc;
medium 5o@6oc; medium to fine eo@s5ci fine and
choice 7oc@$1 and upwards p ib.
RlcE.-This grain has been dull during this
period, and factors wishing to sell had, In some
instances, to make concessions, and prices were
somewhat lower. Sales about $50 tierces Of clean
Carolina viz: at exc; 81 at SIC; 80 at 7c; IS at
7Xc; 10 at 7<c; IS at 7Xc; SO at SC; IS at 81tc p
tb. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at
7@7xc; good s@Sk p fb. Carolina rough may
be quoted at 81 sO@1 50 p bushel for INTERIOR and
81 4o@1 60 p bushel for seacoast.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals under this head
have been to fair extent. There has been lin
tied inquiry, with rather weaker rates for spirits
turpentine, the transactions Of the week amount
ing to about 1000 bbls Of all qualities, among
which were 1855 bbls spirits turpentine at SIC; IFS
bbs do at $780, SO bbls pale rosin at 81 25@4 So 62
bbls pale to extra pale at $4@4 81; 72 bbls extra
No at 81 10; 200 bbls Nos and at 81 55@1 65 p
bbl.
HAY.-There have been moderate receipts Of
North River qualities, amounting to about 500
bales. Transactions from the wharf have taken
place at 81 2o@l rs p hundred.
CoRN.-The receipts OF this grain have been
liberal, say about so 900 bushels. The progress OF
the crops used as substitutes to some extent for
this Article has rather lessened the inquiry, and
with fair arrivals prices have had q lower ten
dency Prime white may be quoted at 81 $3.50
14o . bushel, weight, sacks included, in looolng g
lots. A wholesale transaction in prime white
took place at 81 Sc p bushel, weight, sacks in
cluded. Yesterday sales Of white TOOK place at
81 so and yellow at 81 25 p bushel.
OArs.-The market is fairly supplied with this
grain. Jobbing parcels sell at about s5c p bushel,
weight, sacks included.
FLoUR.-The market has q fair stock OF this
article, With moderate business doing North
ern and Western fine may be quoted at S. 1905
p Dbl; super at 50 25@e so q bbl; extra at s7@
rs p Dbl, and family at sS@s 500 bol. South
ern qualities may be quoted at 81 So@s p Dbl
for extra, and $500 q bbl for family grades.