The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-20
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The arrivals at this port for the past Weekl"eie
1893 bags OF sea islands aud Floridas ana so'o oa'e.
uplands, against 50 bags OF sea lsianas anu
Florldas and 1906 bales OF uplands the previous
week, and 80 bags OF Sea Islands ana fiofiaas anu
1880 bales OF uplands for the contrasting ''uie i's'
year. These supplies came as fonoWs' Say vi up
lands, per South Carolina Railroad, e70l oaies;
Northeastern Railroad, 1854; savannah ahd
Charleston Railroad, 1873; Florida, Z; Peeaee, zoz'
or sea islsnds-Edisso, SO; Jonn's isianu' 40,
Christ Church, 49,; James Island, !; seau olt o.
ST, Psul,s. 2; st. Andrew,s, 2; Florida, 6s; Wad-
malaw, 8.
C%orToN.-Thls stap'e exhibited q somewhat
easier character, the foreign market being az
eZd, receded 10 sXd p fb for middNng upiahus'a '
New York The rates were at 21hc ana deci'neu w
20; while at this point this grade was ~
1sx@lsxe and fell OF to Tx. The TRANSACTIONS
and prices at Liverpool and New York during tnls
period we're as follows: On Friday, September ID
the former was dull and depressed, uplands shu'
sales 5000 bales; the Inter was Irregular az 2lHc'
sales 1910 bales. On Saturday the former was
heavy, uplands sXd, sales 5000 bales; the latter
was irregular at 2lc, sales 1ll4 bales. on MONDAY
the former as dull and irregular, upiands" s1@
sZd, sa:es 5000 bales, the latter was quiet a'
2oH@2lc, sales 1872 blles. On TUESDAY tne
former was quiet and ~steadter, uplands s%@sho,
sales 10. 900 bales; the latter was weak, upiancs
90 We. sales eO4, On wednesday the former was
duyl, uplands sxd, sales $1,000 bales; the latter
was heavy and irregular, uplands zoH' safes o.'
bales. Yesterday the former was heavy. upianas
sxd, sales IL, 600 bales; the latter was heavy az
zoe.
The sales and prices OF Gotten IN tnls MARKET
for The week Just terminated were as ioho"s.
On Friday, September la, the demand was nou.
crate at somewhat easy prices; sales apoae ooo
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoIea as
;..sc and s,r,c, mISa1 hs9aRsAsss 4 bt mia6a 81 Saturday sndsS
the market was quiet; sales lo4 bales, ordinary 10
good ordinary being quoted at le@lsc, low MID
dllug lsx@1sHc, mlddling 1SH@ls1c, str!ct
middrop 100 a lb. On Monday The article COM
nenced dull and easier, with much depression,
assuming a strongly declining character; factors
were compelled to lower their rates, and prices
receded quite irregularly about %@hc y m,as
which concession there was o good inquiry;
sales HOO bales. ordinary 10 good ordinary being
quoted at ls@l7Ac. low mic ding l7Ac. mlddlng
lsH@ls4c, strict nlldling l8H@lSHc y 10. on
Tuesday there was o falr demand, prices In some
cases being slightly easier, but generally nm
changed; GALES 800 bales. ordinary to good ordl.
nary being quoted at l6@l7Xc, low middling
Tx, mIldilng 1S@lsHc. strict mldd!ing lsh@
1sHc q IL. on Wednesday there was q fair de-
mand, but the market was depressed, Irregular
and lower; sales 600 bales, ordinary to good or.
binary being quoted at ls@l7Hc, low middling
17Xc, middling l7x@lsc, and strict mlddling
1sXc p fb. On yesterday the article was lower,
but active; sales near 1900 bales, sGy a at l8xc,
lss at l6K, 10 at l8X, SO ut 1ex, II at 16X, 1857 at
IT 6S at Tx, 81 ut Tx, 600 at Tx, 81 at tx, 100
as Ike. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary..... 16K@l6K
Low mlddlng.. o.
hldhing: giIh
Stflct middI0g..
SEA ISLAND ~CorroN.-The arrivals OF this quail.
ity OF the staple are In better supply, anu were
1893 bags OF Carollnas and Florldas for this time.
There was q light demand generally for medium
lne CarulInas aud Floridas, OF which some 90
bags were .o'd. SAY 8 Carolinas Mt TO, 4 at 700
81, 8 at rs, 4 at 80, l Florida at so, q do at 6o@s0
2 tb.
RrcE.-The supplies OF Carolina rough continue
quite limited, and were about 5000 bushels for the
period. The offerings on the market have been
light and The grain has shown a steady character,
with sales OF about 200 tierces or clean Carolina,
among which were 4 tierces at &c, 8 at TX. "A at
&c. 1856 ut sXc'a ib. Yesterday the market was
bare and 20 tierces good rice sold at 8 7 Ice. We
quote nominally common to fair at 7@7Xc, good
s@SAc p b.
NAVAL sToREs.-There have been moderate ar
rivals OF the articles under this head, with re-
ceipts for the week OF 57l bbls spirits turpehttne,
s4sS bbls rosin, and liz bbls crude turpentlne.
The market has been generally quiet, with only
a limited business; factors, however, held Tor
firm rates. On Friday, September IL, sales OF
300 tbls spirits turpentlne, free en- board, took
pace at So 2 gallon, and 800 obls extra NO.
rosin at So rs q Dbl. On Saturday, Monday aud
Tuesday the market was firm, but there were no
snles OF note reported. On Wednesday some 900
bb!s common resins were sold at So 80 for strain
cd, So so for No Q, and So 75 for extra No 2; also
about loo bbls spirits turpentine at 6SS5lc p gal.
Ion. Yesterday the market was quiet and firm
and without transactions Of importance. Crude
Iurpentlne may be quoted at So 60 q Dbl for viz
gin, So 10 for yellow dip, and 81 80 for hard.
~HAY.-There were no receipts or wholesale
transactions in this article.
CoRN.-The arrivals were unimportant. Job.
bling lots Cf prime white we're held at $4,000 q
bushel, sacks included.
~OATs.-There ives received about 500 bushels Of
this grain, say 5000 by rail from the West and
200 by steam from Philade lphia. The business
was mostly Of a retail character.
PEAs.-The receipts are unlmportant n the
market is quiet and nominal.
Flair There Ia a fatr stOcE 0f thta artin,a nm