The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-07

and BRAZIL. c.......... 1851 1855
Total Indian cotton dnost ir
stock ~ United States norts.. 574,os5 43S,s6o
stock In the inland towns.... 1889 S4,565
2,ll1,l2l 1,54s.767
Increase OF the stock In slSht........... 5o4,So4
The arrivals at this port for the week just closed
were So bags Of sea islands and Floridas and 4129
bales of uplands, against 81 bags OF sea isaends
and Floridas and 3S4S bales Of uplands the previ-
Gus week, and 3s bags OF sea Islands and Flortdas
| aud 2771 bales OF uplanis for the time the year be-
fore. These supplies have come as iolloWa: Say
OF uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, 1855
bales; per Northeastern Railroad, sG1; Savannah
and Charleston Railroad, "a; Savannah 2s;Santee
Al; Georgetown 81; Peedee 80; James Island: 16;
Florida 2. OF sea Islands, Northeastern Railroad
2; savannah g.; Florida so; James Island L
TIE CorToN MARKET.-Thls staple during the
week just closed. has presented quiet and dull
features, with an easier disposition in prices. The
rates in the foreign market, which opened at I31a
for middling uplands, receded to 7H@a7Hd ut
New York, which commenced at 1910, fell
or to l5@151sc; while at this point, miadling up
lands which began at lSA@l4c, fell OF to 1890
ls%c 2 ID. The transactions and prices at Liver.
pool and New York for this period were as follows:
On Friday, March 81, the former was dull, up.
lands 7Kd, sales lo,ooo bales; the latter was dull
and heavy at ISL, sales 1891 bales. On Saturday
the former was easier, up!ands 7I@7nd, sales
] 1903 bales; the latter was dull and heavy at
15Hc, sales I431 bales. On Monday the former
was dull, uplands 73fd, sales 1900 bales; the lat
ter was quiet and weak ut l51aac, sales 1898 bales.
On Tuesday the former was duh, uplands 7E@
7Hd, sales 10, 600 bales; the latter was weak at
I51sc, sales $3.50 bales. On Wednesday the forme
was dull aud unchanged, rplands 7H@7Hd, sales
1000 bales; the latter was dull at l5@l5hc, sales
1000 bales. Yesterday the former was unchanged
and the latter dull.
The sales 10 this market for the past week
were as follows: On Friday, March 81, the article
vas dull and prices H@Ac q Is easier; sales 900
bales, ordinary to good Ordinary being quoted at
1lH@!3, low middling 13H, mlddliug 131@l4.
strict middling l4Xc p ID. On Saturday the
market was dull and easier; sales 500 bales, ordi-
nary to good ordinary being quoted at llls@l2%,
low mtldling 1917, middling 131, strict middling
14Hc q tb. On Monday the article was steady
with a fair demand; sales 900 bales; quotations as
before. On Tuesday the inquiry was limited and
prices were weak; sales 200 bales, ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 11h@l2}4. low
middling l3%, middling lsZ, and strict mlddling
14Tc q ID. On Wednesday the market was easier,
with a light demand; sales 400 bales, ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 1lH@l2@; low
mlddiiug ls7s, middliug ia%@l3A, strict mid
ding 14@l4Ac q Ii. Yesterday there was a lin
tied INQUIRY; qualities above Liverpool middling
were held firmly; others unchanged; sales 500
bales s at l1H, 90 at 1lA, Is at -, II at leia, Al
at 121Xl. SO at la, 81 at ISL, As ut 10 lie, IL at 1885,
q OF 13%, 8s at IA, 46 at lax, AZ at l4Ec. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary-....IA@121
Low Kidding
MlddllnG.
Strict mlddling. Wl4|i
SEA ISLAND coTToN.-The arrivals OF this class
OF the staple were light and amounted to 80 bags
of sea Islands and Fioridas, in contrast with 81
bags the week before ana SO bags for the CORES.
bonding time last season. This article has been
uninterruptedlT dull throughout this period, buy
ers showing no disposition TO enter the market at
any figures which would be acceptable to factors,
and the transactions were limited to a few bags
OF Ca,o!inas at 5o@55c. and 8 tne at s5c p ib;l Is
bags OF fine Floridas, say l at IS and II at 4Ic
p ID. The market was entirely nominal ana no
quotations can be given; the sales made above
were at easier rates than previously prevailed.
R1cE.-The receipts Of Carolina rough were an
Important, say about 5000 bushels. This grain
has been in fair request, and prices have been
steadily maintained during this period, the sales
amounting to about. 700 tierces clean Caro- ina,
among which were IS tierces a. 7Ac. so at 10, 100
at 71, 10 Mt IL, $50 at s lie. 81 at sh, 65 at sac
p ID. We quote common to fair clean Carolina
at 7H@7Z, good 7N@SAc . it.
NAVAL SToREs.-These articles have come Tor
ward to q moderate extent, and were about 1900
bbls. for the week. There has been a iair inquiry,
but business has been restricted by tile light stock.
The following transactions took place: 81 ools
spirits turpentine al 49, q ga Ion, IS bills extra
pate rosin ct s. q bill, 80 blls extra pale rosln az
SC, q ibis pale at So IS, 10 bbls pale at SIS 80, =
bbls pale at SIS. I bbls strainer dip at So 30, 81
bbls No 2 Mt So l5, aud is bbis No 3 at 81 l5. The
fol owing is the review Of the week:
ROsIN.-Thc receipts are very light, and there IS
no stock on hand worthy Of report. For strain
and virgin there is a good inquiry, and the mar
ket ruied nrm az figures be ow mentioned. Virgin
rosin comes in very slowly. Saturday 26l bbls
sod at 81 so for blacks, 81 10 for No 8, 50 1902 20
for No 9, 81 for extra pale, SIS so for pale; Monday
LOT bbls sold at 81 so for black, So 20 for No Q, and
S6@6 so for extra pale; Tuesday ZIG bulls sold at
So .o@2 Is for extra Noe So 5O94 for dull aud
SIS for pale; wednesday SO bbls sold at SIS
low pale and S. 50 for pale.