The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-16

81. 900, against 38s10 last year. Total to Conti-
rent 2ooo against 1i77in 1860. The stock In Bonn
bay is reported at 25o0oo bales, and the stock of
old cotton In the interior at about 300, 900 bales
The shipments TO Great Britain for balance oi
last year were as follows: September S7,77a; oc'
tober Il, 1920; November 13, ,ss6; December 3O,4o'
The receipts at this port for the week just closed
have been II bags Of sea Islands and Floridas,
and s641 bales Of uplands, against bags sea IS
lands and Floridas and 1893 bales uplands for
the week before, and % bags OF sea Islands and
Floridas and 1884 bales OF uplands for The period
last season. These supplies have come as
follows, say, OF upands, per South Carolina
Railroad, 29Ie bales; per Northeastern Railroad,
$50 bales; Christ Church 10; Edisto II; Fenwics's
Island II; Savannah and Charleston Railroad %;
Savannah o; Florida 40; Of sea islands, from Edis.
to /; James Island 10.
THy COTTON MARKST.-This staple during the
past week has maintained nrm position in the
foreign market, the rates opening at sisd for mid
ding uplauds, and improved to eHd. AZ New
York, prices exhibited tendency to recede, With
a quiet and weak feeling, Quotations commenc
ing at 1910 and declining to leHc; while at this
point there was a lower inclination, closing firm
er, and middlng uplands, which began at l7'iG9
l7%c, fell OF to Ike and advanced to l7hc e 70.
The movements OF this article at Liverpool and
New York for the week just closed have been as
follows: On Friday. September 9, the former
was easier, but not lower uplands 9Hd, sales 5000
bales; the latter was heavy at le5fc, sales 500
bales. On Saturday the former was quiet OF
eId, sales 10000 bales; the latter was quiet at
lsIc, sales 500 bales. On Monday the former
was armer at e,4d69}id, sales 1900 bales; the
latter was firm at 1910, sales 500 bales On Tues
day the former was firm, uplands s'sd. sales l2,-
900 bales: the latter was weak at lex, sales l4oo
ssales On Wednesday the former was firm, up
lands ehd sales $4,000 bales; the latter was fairly
active bat dropping at l91c, sales 1000 bales.
Yesterday the former was fru1 at eHd, sales l5,-
900 bales; the latter was quiet at ls'le.
The transactions and prices in this market
for the week have been as follows: On FRIDAY,
September s, the inquiry was only TO limited
extent, the rates receding about &c Q fbi sales
1o5 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being
ouo;ed at l5@l7c, low middling Tx, mid
ding 17H@17I, and strict middling lsc 10.
On Saturday there was fair demand, with an
easier tendency In prices; sales 225 bales; ordt.
nary TO good primary being quoted at 15@16Ac,
low mlddling l7@l7,l, middling l715@l7H, and
strict middllng 1Sc p fb. On Monday the market
tended in buyers favor; sales 100 bales; ordinary
to good ordinary being quoted at 14@l6hc low
mlddling II, middng Tx, strict middling l7Ac
: 10. On Tuesday there was good demand
prices being somewhat lower; sales 500 bales; or
dinary to good ordinary being quoted at l4@l6c,
low middling II, middling l7is@l7ls, and strict
middng l73z@l77ic 2 ID. On Wednesday there
was fair demand, the offering rates Of the day
being generally accepted; sales 400 bales; ordi
nary 10 good ordinary being quoted at 14@16t4c
low middllng 16x@17, middllng Tx, and stric'
middlng 17h@171 q tb. Yesterday the marke;
was nrmer, with good demand, and prices i'm
proved Hoac 2 10; sales about 400 bales; say
at is; IS at l52 at le; 50 at ls14; % at l61; 81
at lSx; SO at II; 10 at l7,s; 50 at Tx; at l7h
ss st TX; la Tx; 4 at Is; on private terms.
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