The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-07

The arrivals a. this port LOT the week nAfc ueeu
lI,5SS bales uplands and II bags sea island and
Foridas, against rs bags OF sea islands and Fori-
das and s25l bales uplands the week before, and
and 2l2 bags OF sea islands and Floridas and '2ll
bales OF uplands for The week last year. These
supplies have come as follows: Say OF nplands
per South Carolina Railroad, 9l39 bales; per
Northeastern Railroad, 1864; Charleston Savan.
nah Railroad, 10; Chrl t Church, II; Peedee, 3l5;
Santee, PIG; FenwicE's Island, 5; Johns Island,
l3; Edisto 20; Georgetown, l; Florida. 30; Saran-
nah, :. or sea Islands, Christ Church, Is bales;
Johns Island, 6; Edlsto, II; James IslandT Q;
Beaufort, 10; Florida, :; Savannah, H.
THE COTTON MARKEr.-The declining tendency
in this article which previously prevailed, has
been changed to more steady feeling during
this period, and the foreign market has been
mostly unaltered, at Ssld q tb for middling up
lands, closing frmer at Sss@S3td. AT New York
prices somewhat softened, commencing at 1910,
receding to 16sc, and advancing 10 1871; while
middling upl9 nds in this market, which began at
14H114s4c, has been quoted for most Of the time
at l41ic q lb., closing yesterday at l4sS@l4'lc.
The transactions and prices at Liverpool and
New York for this period have been as follows:
On Friday, september 80, the former was fiat, up
lands Sssd, sales OOO bales; the latter was eas.
ier at 16hc, sales 500 bales On Saturday the
former was quiet uplands SsSd; sales 10000
bales; the latter was heavy and lower. Mt 1890,
sales 1900 bales. On Monday the former was
firm, uplands s;sd, sales 1900 bales; The latter
was rnl but closed dull at 16t<c, sales 1900 bales
On Tuesday the former closed quiet, uplands s'Sd,
sales T. 900 bales; the latter was weak at 1910,
sales 5000 bales. On Wednesday the former closed
nrm, uplands SSd9SAd, sales 10000 bales; the
later was firm at Js,s, sales $50 bales. Yesterday
the former was steaiy at S:s@SHd; the latter
was quiet at 1916.
The transactions in this market for the week
were as follows: On Friday, September 80, there
was moderate but steady inquiry for this staple,
the rates showing no change OF Importance; sales
900 bales ordinary to good Ordinary being quoted
at l2H@l3X low middling 1.01+A, middling
14,;@I4A and strict middling ljc p lb. On Sat-
urday the article opened with q lower tendency,
prices showing about &c p ib OF, receding after
wards to &c p ID decline, closing with buyers
asking Still further concessio rs; sales coo bales,
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at l2S@
131s, low middling 14@141S, mtddng l41s and
strict middlng l4t<c p ID. On Monday the mar
les was stronger with good inquiry prevailing;
sales about 900 bales, ordinary TO good ordinary
being quoted at l2,i@13%, low middltng li@,l4I,
middling lax and strict middling liAc q ID. On
Tuesday there was well sustained demand at
unchanged prieea; sales $50 bales: quotations as
before. On Wednesday there was a steady and
rather active inquiry at full, and in some in
stances nrmer rates; sales 1000 bales, ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at l224@la4, low
mlddlins 14,<, mIddling l41s and strict niiddllng
14Ac q fb. Yesterday the demand was active,
and prices generally improved 35@Sc q b; sales
1000 bales. say 10 at 12 l3 at l27s; at 49, SO at
las; 10 at 132l; 90 at IA; at 14; 20 at l4 AZ at
143I; 21o at l4i; 81 at l4s; 2S4 at li; Ill at l5
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