The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-30

The arrivals at this port for the week just
closed were S25l bales Of uplands and 2s bags Of
sea islands and Floridas, in contrast with 1915
bales Of uplands and 10 bags Of sea islands and
Floridas she week before, and 642s bales Of up
lands and l43 bags of sea Islands and Floridas
for the contrasting week last year. These sup
plies have come as follows: Say Of uplauds, per
South Carolina Railroad, CHS bales: per North.
eastern Railroad, Has; per Charleston and Savan-
aah Railroad, log; Chisolm's Mil, s: Georgetown,
S. c., 8; Cooper River 10; Edisto, a: Goose Creek.
5; James Island, G; Beaufort, IL; Savannah, 25;
Florida SIS. OF sen islands: From James Island.
10; Christ Church, s; Edisto. /; Johns Island, 9;
Florida
THE COTTON MLEKET.-The disturbed state o!
European affairs acts with steadily depr essing
effect on this article, and prices during the week
have shown an unchecked decline. The foreign
market which opened at s'id for middling uplands
fell of to S2l@S7id. At New York, where prizes
commenced at lsc, they recedea 20 is7ssci aud at
this pon: lnlid:ing uplands which began az Ice,
declined to l4h@l42tc q ft.
The movements OF the article a. Liverpool and
New York for this period have been as follows: On
Friday, September 23 the former was dull,
uplands 9:3d, sales 10000 bales: the latter was
heavy at lSc, sales 1000 bales. On Saturday the
former was dull, nplands 9iE@9i4d, sales 5000
bales; the latter was heavy a: is, sales 100 bales
On Monday the former was nat, uplands ga
e,sd, sales 10 900 bales; the latter was dull! aad
tending down at at lIssc, sales 1000 bales. on
Tuesday the former was heavy, urlands Cd, sales
5000 ba!es the latter was unsettled q, l7:4@l1Sc,
sales 2lOO bales. On Wednesday the former was
nat and irregular, upiands Sa+d@szfd, sales TO-
900 bales; the later was dull and lower at lG3sc,
sales oloO bales Yesterday the former was quiet
at sal@s7Sd; the latter was steady at 1875.
The transactions at this port for the week have
been as follows: On Friday, September IS, the
staple was in fair request, prices showing an
easier tendency; sales 400 bales, ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 1sis@l51sc; low
middling 15H@15Sc; middling l6c, and strict
middling 16,s@l6;Gc q ID. On Saturday the mar
ket was easier, the rates in some cases declining
S@Ic p 10; sales 500 bales, ordinary TO good
ordinary being quoted at 135s@l5Hc; low midi
ding 15ls; middling 15'l@l6c, and strict mid.
ding l6E@l62:c z fb. On Monday the article
was lower and prices declined ;G@i4c = ID; sales
about 500 bales; ordinary to good Ordinary being
quoted at lS!h@15c, low middling l5ilc; niddling
l5H@l5aic, and strict middling 16c 2 ID. On
Tuesday the market was declining, and prices
fell OF full &c o 10; sales 500 bales, ordinary
to good ordinary being quoted at 1sal@14ilc; low
middling 141s@14alc; middlinG 15@l5l4c, and
strict middling 15,Ic q ID. On Wednesday the
article opened quiet and lower, the market be-
coming quite active at the decline; sales 1900
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted a.
13@14o; low middling 1l,4c; middling !42lc. and
stric: mIddling l5c q ID. Yesterday the market
showed no change OF Importance, q fair demand
prevailing; sales about 900 bales, say at ll!sc;
II at 12c; al l2l; at 121sc; at l224c; at13c;
60 at l31Ic; o3 at lic; at l4isc Ill ct l4ac; 20
at 14's; 1913 at 1+sc; ID at l46c; 2os at 14+c; 50
at l5c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .... .l23@134
LOW mluull0g. III 1l4M