The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16

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the week t:evious, and 6s4 bags OF sea islands
and Floridas and 1874 bales OF uplands for the
time last year. These supplies came as follows ::
Say OF nplands, per South Carolina Railroad, 1897
bales; Northeastern Railroad $50; Savannah and
Charleston Railroad el; Santee las; Peedee S77;
Florida SO; Beaufort /. or sea islands North
eastern Railroad g.; Savannah and Charleston
Railroad 80; Santee 10; Edisto 40; Florida 1873;
Beaufort 76; Ashepoo
THE COTTON MARKEr.-Thls staple exhibited
dull and nat condition during this period. and the
article was depressed and easie ;the foreign mar
ket was at 1lx@llXd, but declined TO 11H@
1lkd p t, for middliug uplsnds; at New York
the rates were at 2s@oaHc, recedi g 10 2lX,
while at this point midding uplands were some
what nominal at 2lx@22c and fell on to 2lh@
21xc p b. The movements at Liverpool and
New York during this time were as follows: On
Friday, February Q, the former was nat, uplands
nx911Kd, Gales 10. 900 bales; the latter was dull
and nominal at 2sc, sales 800 bales On Saturday
the former was unchanged, uplsnds llX@1lhd,
sales 1900 bales; the latter was nominal az 2SHc,
sales 1902 bales. On Monday the former was duh,
uplsnds 11x@llKd, sales l2,opo bales; the latter
was dull, uplsnds o3Hc, sales 6sa bales. On Tues
day the former was duh and heavy, uplands 11kd.
sales 5000 bales; the latter was weak and nominal
at 22Xo, sales Ss4 bales. On Wednesday the
former was stesdler, but closed dull, uplauds
l1H@1lHd, sales TO- 600 bales; the latter was quiet
at 22Hc, sales $50 bales. Yesterday the former
was quiet at 11H@llEd; the latter was quiet
at 22Xc.
The sales and prices In this market for the past
week were as follows: On Friday, February 9.
the article was dull and business light, the trans
actions showinga decline OF about Hc p b; good
ordinary selling at 2lxc, middlIug 2lxc, and
strict middlng 22s q ID, with sales OF 25o bales.
but these rates were not generally taSen BY sel-
lers and quotations. were somewhat nominal.
On Saturday the market opened with frmer rates.
but became quiet and dull; sales 500 ba es; ordl.
nary to ,od ordinary being quot ed at 2oK@21k,
low middling 2'H. mlddling %, strict middlIng
nominal. On Monday the demand was light, and
too limited to admit or reliable quo
tations; sales $50 bales At nominal rates, say Or
dinary to good ordinary 2ok@21H. low middllng
2lK, mldd:tug 2lX@22, strict middling a2i<c q
fb. On Tuesday the inquiry was limited and
prices nominal; sales 43 bales; the quotations
were omitted. On Wednesday thee was 8 light
demand at irregular but slightly easier figures;
sales 600 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted at 2o@2l, low middllng 2iH@2lK, mid
ding 21x, strict mlddling 22c 2 b. Yesterday
the market was dull and nominal; sales about 10
bales say at 20. at 2Ok So at q. 20 at 2lh, 26
at 21H, 10 at elI, % at 2l1c. We quote, nbmi.
nally,
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.....2o @2l
Low middling...... ....-....... ..2lT@--
Aloollng ng:..:.................... .IlfD1A
strict middling. ..nomiua.
SEA ISLAND CorToN.-There werc received
during the week ab ,ut 367 bags OF Carolin as and
Floridas. The market has shown q somewhat
quiet aspect. and the demand has been moderate,
the article exhibiting no change OF importance.
Sales about 800 bags OF Csrolinas and Floridas,
among which were, OF Carolinss 20 al 7O@75, IL at
85 10 at co. IT at e5 "a at ST. or Flordas, at IS,
2 ut 81, 10 at 60. 8 at 65.
RICg.-The supplies Of Carolina rough were
quite limited, and were less than 10, 600 bushels
for this period. There has been q s'endy and
good demand st firm and full prices, with sales OF
about 1000 tierces Of clean CarslIua, among
viii were 4l tierces at 61, so at tx, IL a. sle
50 at TX, % 7111G, 27k at TX, 56 at IS 16, 375
TX. 90 at 8, 10 at a!s Is fancy at s@sh, and liz
on private terms. We quite common to fair at
eX@IKc; good 7H@sc p ib.
NAVAL SroRBs.-The supplies OF these articles
coming to hand we're light, and amounted 10
about 300 bbls OF all kinds for this period. The
reduced stock and the full prices demanded for
articles under this head restricted transactions,
and the basin ss has only been In very limited
way. The following sales have taken place: 1ls
bhls. No. rosin at Sc S @1, es bbls. low No. at
S., 2lS bbls. low No aud No. 2 at $4@l 10, ll3
bbls No. at So s5@4; also spirits turpentine In
small way at 7s@soc
HAY.-TGe receipts were about Is bales from
New YORK and 100 from Georgetown, S. G. We