The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-17

The following is the latest intelligence Of the
Bombay shipments, by special kilograms from
Einlsy, Clark 4 Co:
Ct. Brit Cont. Ct Brit. Cont.
Exports 1st Jan
elusive .a,. 49,, ,ooo 1asooo s51,7as 15o57s
| Exports 1st to Sd
ed ed. .o..o' $1,000 1000 s,4al a,sds
$4,000 100000 ssO,l40 lss,ss7
Exports 4th to
ciaeiye eT1a yane' & IN. 10000 1000 so,57l l,os4
100000 $4,000 72o,72o l54, ,2sl
Deficit to Great Britain. oo1 ooS
Receipts at Bombay for the week ending 10Th
June 63, 900 bales, against 23,O0O same tlme 1851
year.
The arrivals at this port for the week has been
10 bags OF sea Islands and Floridas and 1881 oaes
OF uplands, in contrast with bag Of sea Islands
and Floridas and 1895 bales Of uplands the week
before, and bags OF sea islands and Floridas
and 1887 bales OF upands for the week last sea-
season. These supplies have come as follows:
Say OF uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, 1855
bales; per Northeastern Railroad 1o6; George
town 80; wagons 10. OF sea islands-Beaufort i;
Savannah Il; Florida l.
TIE COTTON MARKET-This article, for the
period under review, has exhibited steady de-
preston, and prices during the week have been OF
declining character, the heavy shipments from
Bombay being for the moment the most promi-
nent cause OF dullness. In the foreign market
the article opened at 1o4d for middling uplands,
and receded to 10H@loKd. At New York the
rates commenced at 221<c, and declined to 21;sc.
and at this port middlings, which began at 2oN
@21c, fell OF to 2oAc q ID.
The transactions and prices at Liverpool and
New York for this period have been as follows:
On Friday, June 10, the former was quiet and
steady at 1oX, sales 10000 bales; the latter was
quiet but firm at 22xc, sales 1000 bales. on Sat-
urday the former was dull at 1oHd@1ok, sales
10000 bales; the latter was quiet and easier at
&c, sales 800 bales. On Monday the former was
quiet at 1OX@1osd, sales 1o,ooO bales; the latter
was duh at 21Hc, sales 1000 bales. On Tuesday
the former was dull at 1OH@lo4sd, sales 10000
bales; the latter was dull at 2l7ic sales 1900 bales
On Wednesday the former was nat and irregu.
lar at 1o1zd, sales 1OOoO bales; the latter was
dull and heavy at 21,sc, sales 1900 bales. Yes
terday the former was frmer at lO%d@loHd; the
latter was dull at 21xc.
Inc GIdQbHCllOuS duu PIACCS III Vhio naoAASp 1NA
the week have been as follows: On Friday, June
TO- the article was drm but quiet; sales 25o bales;
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at ls@
20, low mlddling 2oh@2oA, middling 2oT@2l,
strict middling 2l1Sc p fb. On Saturday the de-
mand was light; sales $50 bales; ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 1920, low middling
COX, mlddng 81, strict middling 2114c q fb. On
Monday the market opened with adeclining ten
dency and transactions took place on the basis OF
2Oxc . fb for middlings, but the article closed
dull aad nomiual sales $50 bales; quotations were
omitted. On Tuesday the staple was dull and
lower; sales $50 bales; ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 17@lsH, low middliDg 90 mid-
ding 2oT@2OX, and strict middling 2OAc q fb.
On Wednesday there was fair business doing
chiefly by one operator; sales 45o bales; quota
tions unchanged. Yesterday, the market was
quiet with an easier tendency; sales about $50
bales, 2s OF which were sold the day before viz at
IT. 10 at TX; at Is; 27 at 49, 20 at iss 81 at 20;
90 at 2ox; extra staple at 2l1zc, and the day be-
fore % at 201ac. We quote:
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