The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-25
Easton s. Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week Ending January FL, 1870.

NEW YORK. January oa.-THE MARKEr.-In our
last report the market closed active, at 25hc Tor
middling uplands. Saturday, the market was
| irmer, with slight Improvement in prices; mid
ding 253sc; sales 1892 bales. Monday, the market
was steady, but not so buoyant ON prospective
larger receipts; sales 343l bales at 252sc TUESDAY
| the increase receipts OH one hard aud the bet
ter news on the other, caused some irregu-
| larity; sales 24I6 bales. Wednesday, the mar
ket was hardly so firm; sales 1852 bales Mt 253ac
| Thursday, buyers held of, and very little was
done: market unchanged; sales l53S bales:
Yesterday. the market closed dull on REPORTS Of
large receipts at New 0rleans sales 1865 bales at
| 251Ec for mddllng.
During the week our prices have remained
| steady at 253Sc for mpdns. Liverpool closes
Id higher thai: on last Friday, with sales of lol,-
| 600 bales. or 1000 more than were reported daily
| Spnners have taken from that market tins week
$4,000 bales Here the attention OF the ira atic Is
wholly directed to the course Of the receipts,
! while in England, owing to the improved pros
| poets OF the home and foreign trade, large re,
ceipts at the ports have not had the usual effect q!
| depressing the market.
| RECEIPTS.-The receipts OF this week were
swelled by large arrivals at New Orleans. part OF
which were due there last Friday. Mobile has
fallen from 11,3iI balcs to Gi5I bales this week,
| and by some this Is attributed 10 bad roads, Tie
excess at that port is now 50,5l6 bales, and con.
sderng the large amount OF Alabama cotton sent
East by rail to the Aantic ports, the falling oil is
| natural enough. During the fourteen weeks,
from Goth January to 3Ot April, inclusive. Mobile
received 64,23S bales, or an average OF 1855 bales
weekly. We hardly expect to see so great al
average this year.
The stocks in the interior towns, which, on the
| 9TH of January, were 45.Ill bales over same date
| last year. were on the 1Ith OF January only 36i
| bales over. BY teiegrams received by MS TINS
| morning the stocks are about 2S,O bales more
| than in 1869
we have seen, this week, q number ofihe annu.
nj Liverpool circulars, giving reviews OF the past
| year and the prospects Of trade and supply Tor
| 1870. The general opinion seems 10 have settled
| on an increased supply OF from Gj0,000 10 10000
bales Under this expected increase. 1t was
thought that prices should rule about 1oIsd. 10
| Id. for Orleans.
The exports OF plain cotton goods to India and
China show q reduction OF lG4 million yards Tor
the year ending 18th December, 1869, compared
Upl'd & Fla. Mobile. y. o. Texas.
Ordinary. y.......... @asI @a31s ga3f ,> a.
Low middling..... OAK @30 @254 @25iz
Sales of the week, IA, 569 bales-includng 52e9
TO Splnners, 1885 to SPECTATORS, and 1885 to eX-
| porterS.
Gross receipts at this port for the week 16,s9S
bales Since lst September, $685. $40 bales.
| 1870. 1869.
Stock in Liverpool. ............. 1000 294, 730
Afoat from India .............. 61,000 100000
! Afoat from America. l4l,000 10000
Stock in London. ................ 1850 $4,000
| Ahoat for London. 10000 $4,000
| Stock In IIavre. 62,3l0 LTD
| Anoat for Harrc. rc................ 55,4ll 22,,i3
Stock in Bremen. ............... 2,IlS i,922
| Anoat for Bremen. ............... lS,02O l2,5lS
| Stock in United States ports.... 469,509 325,l liz
| Stock in the interior towns. 1Ol,1l3 6i,Il3
Total. 1,4loSll 1,24S133
| Increase in visible SUPPLY. 162.6IS
Stock o. cotton held by Manchester spinners at
| the mills now, 81, 600 bales; same time 1869, $4,000
bales. Midd!ins Orleans now 117Sd; then llad
|