The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-22
The stocks OF the article in sight at the latest
dates wure as follows:

minated were 80 bags OF sea slandS auu fioi 1ua'
ond 9oso haze, o. uplands, In contrast WITH Is
bac, of sea Islands an Floridas and liS4 oales OF
rnIands the week b.fore, and 10 bags VI sea
,s,,nd and F.oridas and 1915 bales OF up
lands for the corresponding week the year
nrevious. These supplies have come as follows,
say OF uplands per South Carolina Railroad 2loS
bales. per Northeastern Railroad 7l3, Savannah
and Charleston Railroad -, Santee 40, Florida
Q. Edlsto 3. Orsea Islands: Edisto 10, James Is
land 9, Christ Church IL. Wadmalaw 8.
The COTTON MARKET.-The market FOR this
staple commenced firm. but became easier, the
foreign market being at exd q is for mlddllng
uplands. receded to 9|d@shd. At New YORK the
rates com nencsd at 2lx, receded to 2oh, and I'm
proved to 2oA; while at this point mlddling up
lanis COMMENCED at l9c, and declined to 1sH 2 10.
The movements in the article at Liverpool and
New York for this period were as lo!loWS on
Friday, September l5 the former was hrmer, up
lands eHd sales Is 900 bales; the latter was quiet
at 2lXc, sales 735 bales. On Saturday the former
was arm, uplands sid, sales 5000 bales, the lat
ter was quiet at 2lc, sales 1853 bales. On MONDAY
the former closed dull, uplands 9hd, sales l2,G0O
ba,es the latter was dull and lower at 2OSc, sies
1851 bales On Tuesday the former was quiet
and steady, upands ehd, sa'es 5000 bales; the
latter was unsettled and lower. uplands 2Oac,
sales l75l bales. On Wednesday the former was
heavy, uplauds 9'Id@9kd. sales 1000 bales; the
latter was firm at 2OHc, sales 2l0o ba'es. ies:er-
day the former was dull upands s3i@9 I'd, sales
5000 baes the latter opened quiet at 2oXc, bu. be-
came strong at 20I.
The business In this staple for the week just
"a Nm
Der 18th, there was a eady Inquiry, at drm
prices; sales 400 bales; ordina'y to good ordinary
being quoted a. l5@ls, low mlddllng lsh@lS1,
middlIpg 49, rict mid ling 1sHc 2 10. on
Saturday the market was qu ct, but without In
portant change; sales 125 bales; quotations as be-
fore. On Monday, with unfavoraole dispatches
the article was slightly easier; sales 325 ba.es or
dinary TO go d ordinary being quoted at l5@is'
low midd!ipg 1sX@lsX, mlddlIng 10, strict mid
ding :oisc a ib On Tuesday the market was
dull and prices declined &c p tb; sales $50 bales;
ordinary 10 good ordinary being quoted at l5@
Tx, low middllng 1'A@lsh, middling lsX,
strict N ling lsc 2 to. On Wednesday the
article Rad lower tendency, and prices receded
about &c p ib: sales $50 bales; ordinary to COOL
ordinary being quoted at l5@l7h. low middling
1s@1s1, middling lsX, strict mlddling ls4c p
ID. Yesterday the demand was moderate, at un.
changed prices; sales 300 bales, say at II, as at
17k IS at lSH, 80 at Is1<, II at lSii, 15s
at tlsH, liat ls%. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .....lS @i7h
Low mludlng.......... .....-....lo vioi<
Midd.l1g ....lotag-
strict middllng. .................. ..loA@-
SEA ISLAND CoTroN.-The receipts OF new Caro-.
lpas are moderate and were SO bags for this
period. Tae market continued to maintain
quiet character, the transactions being confined
to some bags OF new Carolinas, say at 73, at
SOC, and on private terms; quotations nominal.
R1cs.-Tne unsettled and bad harvest season
has retarded the securing OF the crops, and plant.
ers have. been busy in taking their pi ioduce from
the nells, the work being delayed and rendered
peculiarly difficult By the wet weather. Thissta,e
OF affairs has prevented sending supplies to MAJ.
ket, and the arrivals OF Carolina rough were light,
say about 5000 bushels for this time. The busi-
ness in the grain has been limited, and We note
sales OF 50 tierces clean Carolina at 7Xc ID, and
IS tierces OF good clean Carolina at SC Q ID. We
quote somewhat nominally common to fair clean
Carolina a. TOXIC, good SaSASc p ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts OF these articles
were in fair supply, say about $500 ools OF all
kinds for this period. There has been steady aud
good demand for beth spirits and rosins the
former showing q strong upward tendency and
improving from 4sc to 53c; while roslns were
frm, the business being restricted by the light
SUPPLY. The transactions for this time were as
fellows: On Friday, September Is, sales 300 bb!s
No resin at So 40 a Dbl, 13' bb!s extra No and
low No at So rs 70. the former aud So IS for the
latter and 300 bbls spirits turpentne at 49, 4Sii@
49c. On Saturday, September l6. the sales were
$50 bbls Nos and resins ts2 so for No 2 aud
So 40 for No g. also $50 bbls spirits, new made, at
5o@5.c per gallon, mostly the latter price. On
Monday, September IS, 13 bbls seld at SIC a gal.
lon, also 50 bbls No and extra No rosin at
SIS 5o@6 a bbl 40 bbls low No l at So 5o@a IS, 22o
bbls No and extra No 2 at 50 5o@2 rs q Dbl, l6O
bbls No at 81 30. On Tuesday, September 10,
the d. mand was active snd stock li-hl, with
sales OF 2SI bbs Nos .and 3rosin at So so for the
former and So 10 for the latter also small lot OF
spirits at 53c p gallon. On Wednesday, Septem.
Der CO. sales ll6 hbls Nos and rosin at So so for
the former aud 81 40 for the a'ter also lss b5!s
spirits turpentne at So: q gallon. On Thursday,
September q, the stock Was light and no bust!
uc5n W do lSPOiseus
HAY.-The arrivals were 1;0) bales, mostly OF
North River qualities. The market is quiet, and
we quote this description at 81 7o9l 80 q hun.
dred, according to quality and size OF lot.
CoRS.-There have been received about loco
bushels from Baltimore. The transactions were
mostly ia limited form at 81 0c91 o5 q bushel,
sacks included, for prime white. About coo
bushels prime white sold at s!o1 z bushel, sacks
included.
OArs.-The receipts were restricted to small
amount per railroad. There were no wholesale
transactions.
PEAs.-Th. business Is light, with sales OF small
parcels at eoc@l 10 = busheI.
FLoUR.-There is la'7 supply OF most qualities
OF this article in the hands OF dealers, with
steady country and city demand, the market be-
ing frner for the lower grades. Northern and
western fine may be quoted a. S. 1896 q bbi;
super at Sc 25@s rs q Dbl; extra at SGT 90 z
bbl, and family at 81 75@S so . b5l. Southern
descriptions are in moderate stock, and super
may be quoted at SIS 2-@s IS q bbl; extra a, SIG
: 80 q bbl; family at 5, 1902 q So!, AMI eXtia
family at 5000 q bb.
BA;oS.-Tae market exhibit Ell firm character
with light stock and prices are higher. Prime
smoked shoulders may be quoted at SC 4 ib;
prime smoked clear rib SIDES a. Sc z 10; prime
salted shoulders at 6h@Ic G 10, end sa!ted sides