The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-27

The a. rivals at this port for the week were 63o
bags OF sea islands and Forida7, and 13, l4a bales
of up,ands, IN contrast with COS bags Of SEQ
islands and Floridas and 10, ,0;i bales Of uplands
the week previous, and COZ bags Of sea islands
and oridas, and 1892 bales Of uplands for the
week last year. The supplies have come as fol
lows Say Of uplands, per South Carolina Rail.
road, l1,los bales; per Northeastern Railroad $40
bales; per Savannah and Charleston Railroad SoI;
Peedae 42s; Beaufor; So; Santee 800; Savannah 10;
Georgetown G; Florida s. or sea Islands North
eastern Railroad %; Christ Church 8; Johns
Island 9; Beaufort 2Ol; James Island 25; Ed5,o
45; Florida 500.
THE CoTroN MARKET.-This staple has shown
not only steady busrather frmer market during
the week just closet, the foreign rates having
commenced at 7A@77ld and improved to Sd@
Sxd; at New York they began at l5A and harden
ed to 15H, While a. this port mlddling uplands,
which opened at 145s@l5,s, stifrened TO li2s@l5c
p fb.
The movements at Liverpool and New York
during this time have been as follows On Friday,
January 20, the former closed quiet; up!ands !7sd,
sales II 900 bales; the latter showed small uter-
ings, uplands l5l4c, sales 2lOO bales. On satur-
day the former was steady, upl lnds 7Nd, sales
1900 bales; the latter was unchanged, uplands
15Hc, sales $500 bales. On. Monday The former
was steady, up.ands 75sd, sales 1900 bales; the
latter was hrmer at 151sc, sales $500 bales. On
Tuesday the former was drmer, uplands TX@Sd,
sales 12 900 bales; the latter quiet and steady
atl5hc sales S640 bal, 8. On Wednesday the for
mer was active, up!ands Sd@SKd, sa,ee COO
bales; the latter was quiet and strong at 15llc,
sales 5S74 bales. Yesterday, from the former
there was no dispatches; a. the latter prices ad-
vanced, urlands I5Sc.
The sales and prices In this market for the past
week have been as fellows: On Friday, January
2o:h, there was moderate demand. but the mar
ket was weak; sales 1000 bales; ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at l3@137s, low middliEg
lax, plddling l4A@145s, strict middling 1870
15c . ID. On saturday the early transactions
were at easier rates, but with better teegramS
the article assumed stronger zone; sales 1900
bales; quotations closing about as before. On
Monday the article was firmer, and on The better
grades about &c q fb higher; sales HOO bales;
ordinary to geod ordinary being quoted at 100
Ii, low middling 1lT@l411, midul,ng l45s@l4I,
and strict middlng l5c 2 it. On Tuesday prices
were not only steady, but in some cases harder;
sales 1900 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted as 1870 ~, low middlng AK, middllng
l4A, strict mddling l5c q ID. ON Wednesday
there was fair inquiry at unchanged rates; sales
1000 bales; quotations as before. Yesterday the
market opened frm with transactions ar about
previous figures. but on receipt of better iee-
grams. holders advanced their views. which re-
striced business. the sales being limited after the
news, and the market became unsettled and dill-
cult to quote, the later onerations showing an
lmnrovement OF about 1s@1c Q ID: sales 500
bales; say at l21, 20 at 49, SO at 1874, 40 at 1879.
% at lsK, Tat lSl, s5 at H. So at lax, 20 ut l4,
81 at lax, 40 at llK SO at 145s, 7Sat AK, 10 at
lax, &C at l5, SO W l5!s. 81 ut 15k, at 1871 81
on private terms. We quote:
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