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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-15

Increase OF 6LOCk iu SlRut.
stock OF cotton held by Manchester spin ~, o,o
ners at the mills. l,.........."......... ooV'o'o
The arrivals at this port for the week just ter
minated were 7o5 bags OF sea islands and Flori'
das and 10 se2 bales OF uplsnds, In contrast with
ses bags OF sea islands and Floridas and 1920
bales OF uplands the week previous, and 56s bags
of sea Islands and Florldas and 1857 bales OF
uplands for the corresponding period the 'eason
before. These supplies came as follows: say Of
uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, s275 bales,
per No. theastern Railroad 1911, Savannah and
Charleston Railroad =, Peedee 26o. Georgetown
I, Florida IS; OF sea islands, Northeastern Rail-
road lse, Johns Island %, Edisto 1853, James 1s'
land As, Christ Church 10. Beaufort 50, Florida
go, wadmalaw Q.
THE COTTON MARKET.-The market for his sta
ple presented an active and 1rmer character du
ring this period, but became easier and nuctuat-
ing, and the foreign rates, which opered at szd
for middlng uplands, stlrened to 1o@1ohd, but
declined to 1od. At New York the rates com.
menced at 1sHc, improved TO 2oNc, receded to
leZc, and was at 20nc; while at this point mid.
ding urlands were at lSA@lSHc, stilened to lsH
@l9xc, declined to 1ec, and hardened to 1910
lokc a fb. The movements In the staple at Liv.
erpool and New York for this time were as fol.
lows: On Friday, December 8, the former was
nrm, uplands 9xd, sales $1,000 bales; the latter
was active and firm, uplands 1870, sales 6772
ba'es. On Saturday the former was qniet and
steady uplands sxd, safes $4,000 bales; the latter
was &c higher, uplands 1870, sales 1888 bales.
On Monday the former was acve and 6rmer, up
lands sz5d sales 90 900 bales; the latter was nrm
at 2oc, sales 5752 bales. On Tuesday the former
was strong uplands 1od, sales 10000 bales; the
latter was unsettled, falling to 1sXc. sales 2's2
bales. On Wednesday the former was strong, up
lands 1od sales 90 900 ba:es; the latter was frmer
at2ox. sales 2O3l bales. Yesterday the former was
at lo@lo1sd and receded to lOd; the latter was at
2o1c and declined to 2oXc.
The sales and prices prevailing In this market
for the week under review was as follows: On
Friday, December 8, the article was in active re-
quest and prices full: sales 1900 bales; ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 16H@l7N, low
mida,ing 1sH@lsA, middling lsH@lsh and
strict middilpg 1870 q b. On Saturday the
market showed a well sustained demand, with
An advance OF H@xc 2 ID; sales 1900 bales; ordi'
nsrv to good ordinary being quoted at l6K@1Sh,
low middling lsX@1sX, middling 1sh, strict
no,ddling ,sx@lsXo . fb. On Monday the srti'
Gle wa, buoyant and prices H@he 2 ib higher;
sa.es 1ooo bales; ordinary TO good ordinary being
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Tuesday, De-
cember 70 The market for spirits turpentlne ia
very nrm at O shade better prices. The inquiry
continues brisk, and sales to-day are reported OF
$50 bbls at 66c closing at 65fc for merchantable.
Rosins-The market Is moderately active for
strained at firm prices. Fine grades are held
firmly, with fair demand. Sales are 1000 bbls
strained, delivered at 81 e5, and 500 bbls pale at
s7as 25 Strained In yard ofrering at 81 90. We
quote strained at 81 95a6, No2 at S. l0a5 so, No
at S. 75a7 pale 81 5oae, extra pale 50 5oa12. Tar
is quiet; so b ls Washington sod at So so.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, December ls.-sales Of cotton LIS
bales; mlddllngs 1870.
SUMTER, December l2-The market has ad.
vanced about &c. Sales 291 bales at ls&al7hc.
Shipments as follows New York li5, Baltimore
10, Charleston 133, Wilmington IS, Boston 4; to.
tai AIS balea.
COLUMBUS, Decem Der 10 The market was &C.
tive during portion OF the day and middliDgs
sod on the streets at 1SH; they clrsed quiet at
MONTGOMERY, December 12.-Cotton Is nrm
to-day; ordinary l7Hc, strict good ordinary 18k,
low middngs lsI, mid ilinGs 19c. The receipts
In Montgomery Monday 4i3 bales; shipped s7l
SELMA, December 1l.-Ssles to-day 42o bales;
mIddllngs lSHalsxc Market opened at inside
prices, but under favorable news advanced and
closed very firm at outside prices.
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Receipts by Railroad, December II.


1907 bales cotton, 100 bbls -four, cars stock.
To Railroad Agent, W W Smith. Geo W Williams
CO. Geo H Water & co, A Salinas, Trenholm
Son. A B Mulllgan, Wiss J. co. Sloan Selgnous,
Frcst Adger Il co, W. Bee 4 CO. l. Mowry &
Son. Reeder & Davis, A Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers
4 co, Murlaugh Il Mathews. Street Brcs 4 CO,
T Smith, Caldwell Il Son, w Courtney & co,
Graeser & Harmon Pringle 4 Son, lngraham
& Son, q K Holmes, " Williams Il Son, 'ow.
ling 4 CO. ] f Adger 4 CO, Claghorn, Herring s.
CO, Campsen CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
3o5 bales upland and bags SEQ island cotton,
eS5 bbls ma al stores. cars lumber. wood. rouga
rice, tobacco mdse, &c. To w Williams Il CO.
T P smith, A salinas, Reeder Davis Geo
W alter & co, a 5 Smith J R Prlngle d Son, g
Trenholm s Son. Caldwe Il Son, @ Mallonee, !
Green Barden Parker, Willis, Frost, Adger Y
CO, W G Bee CO, Ravenel i co, s D Stoney, 3
Klatte & co. Pelzer. Rodgers Co. Witte Bros, !
Wiley d co, Kinsman Howell, Fraser 4 Dlll, I
Webb, A Quackenbush, Quincy, D Aiken,
Klinck, Wickenberg Z co, Smith Chapeau. Hart
& CO, q Leibenrood, Railroad agent and Order
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December l3-SPIRrTs TURpEN.
TINE No sales reported.
RosIN.-Sales OF 15s bbls at 81 6oa7 62K for
low pale.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales OF 167 bbls at So so
for hard, SIS rs for yellow dip.
TAR.-Sales OF 1877 bbls at 81 so per bbl.
CorToN.-Sales OF 81 bales as follows: 81 at
1sk, and (Peeler and Monial at 2oc per b.
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From the Journal Of Commerce, Tuesday, De.
cember u: The market for Braziis Is quiet The
demand for lots for the country is improving, but
pcrters refuse to sell unless they can obtain full
rates. We do not learn OF any business. East
and West India cofrees are firm, but quiet.
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nacrease IN receipts to date... 267, S53
The following are the receipts at the principal
Southern markets from December to 1a, 1871,
inclusive, as reported by telegraph. This In
cludes all points but overland:
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EAClFIU MAIL STEAMSHIP COuFY'S
raRousH L1fs TO
CALIFORNIA. OHIEA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above nneleave Pier .cFaA
No. a, North River. foot OF OanalS
and Goth OF every month except when the6e
tates fall on Sunday. theh the Saturday preces
uS.
All departures connect at Panama With steam.
-rs for South Pacific and Oentral American ports.
departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco nrst OF every month, except when 1t falls On
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch as Havana, bus
90 direct nom New YORK to Aspinwall.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
AZ the OONPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, On tho
York. +. b. BABY, agent.
til72o-iyr
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MARINE NEWS.
Lat SO deg 40 min as sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Alb.rs Edward. Mckinney, Savannah,

days. Ballast. To LeseSne wells.
Spanish brig Joven Carmelits, Anye, Cienfue.
Steamer Marion, Adair, santee River. 47e bales
cotton, 100 bbs naval stores, and mdse. TO
Rayenel, Holmes 4 CO. Gaillard Mnott, W
Wallet CO. Reeder L Davis, Wltte Bros W Bee
a. co, W Dukes & CO, Caldwell & Son, T Smith,
Frost, Adger & co, SD stoney. A Salinas,
shackefoTd / Kelly. Howard & BRO, F ], Meyer.
Wiley d CO, Stoney Lowndes Barden Parker,
Bowling CO. A S Smith, Jno Colcock d Co,
Ryan, WageneT & Weekly, Wagner & Mo sees,
T Smylhe Mrs Holmes, T q Harle,ton.
Sloop Mary. Mills: from Pom Pom. $50 bushels
rough rice To W Bee j co.
Sioop Ellen, George, from Cooper River. 1918
Boat from JOHNS Island bags sea island cot.
R Boat from St Andrews. bags sea island cot.
ton. To Gailiard Il Mlnott.
Boat from Pocotaligo. bags sea Island COT
ton. To W III Lawton Sons.
Boat from Jthn's Island. 10 bags sea Island
cotton. To VIM Gurney.
Boat from Christ Church. bag sea leland
Boat from Toogoodoo. 10 bags sea land COT
ton. To W A Boyle.
Boat from Edisto. bags sea island cotton.
Boat from stono. II bags sea Island cotton.
Boat from Believer Mill. bags sea island cot.
ton. To Fraser Dill
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York
-Wagne. aqger CO. oS1srg GSSstsnaySi ySiods,nb,a
British bark Oriental, Dunham, Liverpool-w
Smith 4 co.
British bark Devonshra, Eavsner, Liverpool-B
Bri ish brig Dephine, Bonneau, Rotterdam
Street Bros co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina. -lett New YORK.
Steamship Gulf Stream, McCrery, PhDadelphla.
British bark Grasmere. Lester, Liverpool.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter at Philadelphia.
Norwegian bark Draupner, Ingoldsen' Liver
p?sci schr L Davis, MITCHELL Wilmington, N O. 18th
schr i v streaker, Van Glider, Boston, Decem.
ber II. 81,
scnr Marion, Zephyr, Boston, December H. via
WY A UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Mlunle Abble Harding, at Boston, 9th
December.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, at New
York, December II. ,,.,,,,o
Schr Robert S Graham, Smltn. at rnnaue'Phi"'
December 0.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowen, from New York.
December14.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, December A-ArriSed, steamhips
Thurlngia and Henry Chauncy.
Arrived out, the Java.
SAVANNAH, December E-Arrlved. steamship
Tonswanda, Philadelphia; ship Moscher, Bristol;
mark VIVA stephenson, Barrow. Cleared, steam
ship Herman Livingston. New York; barks Tiger
and La Plata. for Liverpool; brig hiram Abih, st
Johr's, R; schr W r Beebe, Sattla River.
MEMORANDA. =,
The schr Chas Comery, Pinkham, from Charles.
ton for Boston. which touched at New York, was
at Vineyard Haven December 8.
The schr Marion, at Boston on the 1lth instant,
from this port reports being l6 days north OF hat
teras, with a succession Of westerly gales, IN
which split sails.
The schr Farragut. Hart, from Beaufort, S G,
arrived at Boston December IL.
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MEMORANDA.

The schr Chas Comery, Pinkham, from Charles.
ton for Boston. which touched at New YORK, was
at vineyard Haven December 9.
The schr Marion, at Boston on the 1lth instant,
from this port reports being l6 days nortn OF hat
which split sails.
The schr Farragut. Hart, from Beaufort, s Q,
arrived at Boston December IL.
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Increase OF stock 10 sight. t................ 27s,s
stOsn 0sTs ., az eGsn tss mill, ill., " soot
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quo, ed at 17@lsX, low middling 1s%, middling
1sX@le and strict mddling 1s9lsHc p 10. On
Tuesday the market advanced X@Ac p ID, but
became quiet; sales 1900 bales; ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at l7K@fSH, low mid
ding lsX@1c, mddling 1oS@1sA and strict
middllng leAc On Wednesday the article was
quiet aud an H@Xcp q fb easier; sales 600 bales;
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 1Th@
1sh, low mlddling 1SX, mddling 10, strict mid
ding lsHc q 10. Yesterday the market opened
frmer, and an >,;vance of H@Xc q fb took place.
but the article closed quiet; sales 800 bale', say
at 171 Is at 173S at Tx, 27 at IS. at lSE, ss
at lss, IL at 1sl 20 at 1SH. 254 at 10, 80 at 1915
2os at lsx, 10 at Iss, So at 1917, extra al 2oc'
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. ozagi0~
Low mddling. g............''.''''.juon 'jonSIor
Middllng. ................'' '..',o1s|ggr@
Strict middltn2. .'''.ieIsS9
sv.1s,ISo CorroN.-The arrivals OF this quail
~ NJ the staple were to fair extent say about 7o5
haos OF CarolInas and Floridas for the week.
There has been steady Inquiry for medium TO
fine Carolnas and Floridas, the rates showing
generally an unchanged character, with transac'
fiona amounting to about 500 bags OF Carohnas
and Floridas, among which were, OF Carolnas'
II at 7oc at 49, SO at 49, l6 at SO at s5 23 az so
IS at o. at es, 12 at ST. 80 on private terms. ol
Floridas % at $50, at 49, at So % ut 30, ~ az
5s e7 at 80, at 65 u at eS, 10 at 10, laat
rs, % at soc ID.
RIoE.-The supplies OF Carolina rough were
moderate, amou ting to some $4,000 bushels
There has been fair inquiry for his grain at hrm
pure., the sales being some 1000 tierces o! clean
Carolina, among which were Is tierces at 7hc,
147 at TX, 81 at TX, Z att s.l6, 215 at 7X, % az
11le 1le at TX 20 at TX, IA at 8, Is at s, 20 al
sh, and 100 on private terms. We quote common
to fair ateX@7hc; good 7x@Sc q ID.
NAVAL STORES These articles come forWaro
In moderate way, the arrivals being about 2ooo
bbs OF all kinds for this time The business mas
been moderate, but the market has shown trm
character. The transactions fof the week were
about as follows On Friday, December S, there
were no sales reported On Saturday, December
O. sales $50 bbls rosn, say, 4S bbls low No at So
ss bbls extra No at S. 1ls bbls low No at "a rs
and so bbls spirits turpentine on private terms
On Monday, December II, sales OF resins 100 oois'
viz l6 bbls low No at ss, 90 btls extra No az
IS. 4.7 bbls No 8 to extra No 2 at 81 1905 p Dbl
no sales OF spirits. On Tuesday, December II
there were no sales reported. On Wednesday
December ls sales OF rosins 900 bbs, say los Dds
low pale to extra No at Sc 5o@s7 50, 500 Sbls Nc
= 4. law No OF q 15Mk6. also 30 barrels
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NorR.-We nave deaucueu from New Orleans
SC, ,552 bales uplands, rrom Mobile s4S7 bales up-
La ds; from Savannah 7I9 bags ses island and
$3.50 bales upland and from charleston 1901 bags
sea island and 4S2 bales upland cotton; also,
iGaSbenp the receints at those ports from No.
bile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week Eutilng May 10, 1871.

NEW YORK, May .2o.-TnE MARKEr.-In our
last report the market closed active at l6xc for
mlddlngs. Monday the market was strong, and
prices advanced &c. The offerings were small.
Sales 1896 bales MiddlinRs i6c. Tuesday the
market was weak. and sellers more disposed TO
realize. Sslss 2:7l bales. Middlings l5Xc. We'd
nesday ihsre was small tusint IS tranHac cteu at
easier rate. Sales 222o bales. Middltngs .15Xc.
Thursday the market was nim Ct unchanged
prlcts. There was good export demand Tor the
poorer grades. Sales $3.50. bales. Yesterday the
market was irmer. {, nd prtct swere advanced Sc;
the demand, however. was light, and chiefly from
spiunels Sales 1870 bales. Middllngs 1870.
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New Yorrs Ki.e Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Monday, May %:
domestic grades scarce, present and prospective;
me demand good. and eXtre me prices easily OBJ
salned sales pf 40 tIc'ces al esSa9xc rnr good to
cnoice Carolira. Foreign u hrui aud j.. very
gooa demand "ith m"'ferate offerings. Sales OF
IN oond, Tor cNport. GU p:iyG;e terms.
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sion, or others desiring such Information.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-24
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stores, 225 boxes CANDLES To Railroad agent, I
P Smith, Pelzer. Rodgers & CO, A Salinas, u e
Walter & co, Smith i Chapeau, W Q Courtney
& co, Bardan Parker, kinsman & Howell, W B
Williams & Son, Fl BlschoT i 90, W G Bee $50, ]
n Robson. Trenholm Son, Williams Il co,
Osteudortr .s co, Macqueen & Riecke.