The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-19

niles came as follows: Say OF uplands per South
Carolina Railroad, l0ls4 bales; Northeastern Raj
road, $40; Savannah and Charleston Railroad, %;
Georgetown, Is, Beaufort l; Santce, 200; Florida'
a7. or sea. islands: Northeastern Railroad, ei
bags; Beaufort, 1o5; Sanee, 116; Edlsto 90; Fiorl
da, 1856; Savannah, 1; Christ Church, 2; johns
Island 8: Savannah and Charleston Railroad, lo5;
Combshee, 10.
TIE COTTON MARKET.-This staple showed
strong and advancing features early In the week,
hut became qui.t and easier, the rates IN
the foreign market, which commenced at
1oxd. improved to 1oxd, and receded to
1oxd b for middlIng uplands. at New
YORK prices were 22Hc, but receded 70 Zl9c'
while at this point middlng uplands, Wnlcn
began at 2oNc, hardened to 2lc; afterwards az
2ox6a2oxc q fb. The transs ;tops and prices az
Liverpool and New York for this period were as
follows On Friday, January II, the former was
strong and active, uplands 1ohd, sales 25,ooo
bales: the latter was frmer and advancing, up.
lands 221sc, sales 23is bales. On Saturday the
former was active, uplands loKd, sales $4,000
bales; the latter closed weak, uplands 221c' saes
2a92 bales. On Monday the former was quiet and
steady, uplands loxd, sales 1000 bales; the lat
ter was weak and nominal at 2lHc, sales $40
bales. on Tuesday the former was quiet and
steady, upands 1oHd, sales l2 1000 bales; the lat er
WAS ou ct at 2lXc, sales 7i2 bales. On Wednes.
day the former was dull and easier, uplands lohd,
sales 10 900 bales the latter was quiet and steady
ar 21 20 sales 1900 bales. On Thursday the for
mer was quiet; uplands 1ehd, the latter was
at 21%c p b.
The traisactlons and prices in this market for
90 fOll0W9.
Friday, January 18th, the article showed strong
and advancing character, with an active demand
in which prices improved &c q fb, aud closed
with factors asking higher rates; sales HOO oales
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at ls1@
1a1. low mlddling 20, mlcdling COX, strict mid.
ding 2oXc q fb. On Saturday the market naa
an excited feeling during the nrst OF the day,
and factors secured an Irregular Improvement Oh
x0Hc. and in some instances H@1c y fbi nut on
receipt Of kilograms, became quiet, and no trans'
actions OF note took place afterwards; sales $50
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
1e@2ox, low mtddung 2Oh@2oA, middling 2l,
strict mlddlng 2lXc . ID. On MONDAY the artl-
Gle was depressed, with sales OF about 2oo oales
at xc q fb decline, good ordinary sci Ing al ls%
and low middling at 2oKc q ID; these rates were
not, however, in all cases accepted by factors.
On Tuesday the demand was limited; Gales 45o
bales. ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
1e@1ex, low midding COX, middlIng 2oh strict
midding 2oXc p tb. On Wednesday there was
better Inquiry, with somewhat frmer rates for
good qualIties sales 800 bales, ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 1s@1sA, low middling
2ox, middling 20X@20x, str.ct middliug 2o%c q
b. Yesterday the inquiry was limited sales 400
bales, say at ls, at lsH. II at 10, 10 at 1eh,
at 1sx. 20 at 1ez, Al at 90 SO at 2oA 80 at 2o'f.
80 at 2OK, SO at 2OH, 10 at 2o'{, Is at 2'T. we
quote: -
Ordinary to good ordinary"....ls @lsA
Low middling...... .............20 .20Ag-
Middling. g.................
Strict mddllng g................ ..2o%@-
SEA ISLAND CoTroN.-The supplies Tor tnl5
| per,od we're moderate. amounting to about 70l
baps of Carolinas aud Foridas. There was fair
ly sustained inquiry for this article at steady hg'
ures. the transactions for the week amounting to
about GOO bags of all kinds. Among the sales
we're: Say OF Caronas, l at As, 13 at 80, at 65,
at TO- l2 at 72 at 49, rs, % at so, u at soc.
or Flordas, at 50 at So, 81 at IS, at 81, IL at
5s 4s at co. at g. at 0s at 81, A at e5, at 6S
IT at TO, 8 at so.
R1cB-There were limited arrivals OF Carolina
rough, viz: about $1,000 bushels for the week.
There was fair demand for this grain, prices
showing no change OF Importance. Sales about
1900 tierces OF clean Carolina, among which were
II tierces at 7c, SO OF s16 60 az TX, "a at 5.l6
80 at TX, 80 at 7716 81 at 7l, 81 at Gle, ITO at
TX, 40 at 11.1e 142 at TX, 20 at ls le 226 at 7%
cts p fb. We quote common to fair at 6A@7h,
good 7%@sc q ID.
| NAvIL SroREs.-These articles came forward
in moderate way; the arrivals for the week were
about 1900 bbls. During this period but little
business was done, and the market was quiet,
factors holding light stocks frmly, while purcha
sers were offering unacceptable rates. The trans.
| actions were .nsequently light About $50 bbls
spirits turpentine were disposed OF at 64@65c p
gallon, the higher price for regular packages.
Rosins have been without sales OF note, factors
showing no disposition to yield. The only sale
was q lot OF $50 bbls NJ rosin at So 95.
HAY.-TAe arrivals consisted OF about So bales
from Philadelphia, so from New York. and $50
by rail from The West. We learn Of sales OF
aoout 1850 bales Of North River qualities ut 81 500
| i IS q hundred. -
CoRN.-About 5000 bushels Of this grain came
10 hand from Baltimore. Jobblng lots Of prime
white may be quoted .as@s5c p bashel, sacks
included. 100 bushels OF prime white were sold
on private terms.
OArs-There were received about 1900 bushels
OF this grain. Transactions took place at $50
roc p bushel, sacks Included.
PEAs.-This grain Is coming 10 hand In limited
lot, aud clay qualities may be quoted at 81 500
go q bushel.
FLouR.-TGere Is q fair supply OF most qualities
OF this article on the market, With the usual local
and Interior demand. Northern and Western