The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-14
Ifoat far Great Britain (Amer.

AdOaC IOr tTcaG lnhoLs
Aioas fSaa"' for Aavre (Amerlcan -,
Aaoat for Bremen tAmericanl... 5000 sl,Sls
iIsni Enrope. .4os,o 900 $4,000
STOCK IN limited states ports. l09 2a0 100
Srocs in the interior toWus. 2l209 2l,5l1
Total. .219s,us 2o.s.e-a
Increase OF stock 10 sight.............. l56,455
The receipts at this port for the week just ter
minated were bags Of sea Islands and Floridas
and 345s bales uplands. OF which 1900 were from
Mobile, against bags OF sea islands and Florldas
and 2274 bales of upIapds the week before, and
- bags Of sea Islands and Floiidas and 2Iss bales
OF uplands for the corresponding period last year
These supplies came as follows, say OF upands
per South Carolina Railroad aio4 bales per Nor'h-
eastern Railroad so bales. Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad -. Peedee 8, saatee ~. VI sea
islands, Florida l, Edlsto 2. There nave oeen IT,
ceiyed during the past two weeks 1898 oales Oh
cotton from Mobile by rail-, about l6oo OF Wnicn
were during the past week, which, deducted from
the above gross receipts OF 3456, leaves Inc ar
rivals for the week proper at 1855 paies.
TEE COTTON MARKET.-Thls staple was dull
and easier. The foreign market was at 1lhd ana
receded to l1X@1lKd; at New York prices COM
menced at 2sXc and declined to 2oAc; while mere
Tho article was dull and but llttle doing quota
tons for most OF the time being altogether
nominal The transactions and prices at Ii. er-
pool and New York for this period were as lol-
lows: on Friday. June 7, the former was strong
uplauds llXd, sales IL 600 bales; the latter was
steady, uplands 28Xc, sales 3s5 bs es. On satuf-
day the former was frm. uplands 1lhd, sales
u, coo bales; the latter was steady, upands 26Hc
sales $50 bales. On Monday the former was
steady, uplsnds II xd sales $4,000 bales; the lat
ter was dull and NC q ID lower, uplands 2eKc,
sales 588 bales. TN Tuesday the former was dull,
uplauds 1lHG, sa,e' 1000 bales; the latter was
ouiet at 28Mc, sales 4QS ba es. On wednesday
the former was dull, uplands 11H@1lhd, sales
10 900 bales; the latter was nominal at 26>sc,
sales 2o27 BALES. Yesterday the former was un'
changed, uplands ll7I@llH I'd, sales 1900 bales;
the latter was quiet at 26kc.
The sales and price, In this market during the
period under review were as follows: on Frlday'
June 7th, the article was dull and depressed, tne
limited transactions being at unsettled rates; SAFES
| 40 bales, mostly mixed packed ana lsnt "eiehs' )
ouotat,ons nominal. On Saturday the business
was restricted to the sale by one iactor oi i4|
hs1es mostly middling grade, az zohc T. IDS quo'
| ,ot,ona mammal on Monday the marEes was eA-
lonely quiet and there were no transactions OF
note ,ales OF 10 bales tinged qualities at 2S@23he
q N ouota,Ions nominal. On Tuesday the article
was dull and nat aud there were no transacttons.
On Wednesday the market continued dull and
nominal, and no sales took place. Yesterday
there were no sales, and quotations were nominal
SEA ISLAND CoTTON.-There were no receipts
of note. cn!y one bag OF Floridas and two OF Car.
ol,nas coming to hand. There was an Absence OF
d, mand, snd the market was quiet during the
week. the transactions being probably less than
26 haps. of which were Flolidas at Csc 2 ID.
R1cE-Some 5000 bushels Of Carolina rough
were received. The transactions IN this grain
were moderate, but closed more active with con-
siderable transactions, the market showing q
steady, unchanged character, with sales OF about
500 tlerces OF clean Carolina, among which were
a. tierces at 20 at TX, 81 at l6l at sl6 II at
sx, 6 at sx, "a at sX, 10 at SIC, 276 on private
terms. We quote common to far ut 7h@S; good
sk@sxc. The caterpillar is announced as having
appeared among the growing crop OF 1ice on
many OF the rivers, aud the consequences are
looked to with anxiety.
wa, to liberal extent and the receipts Tor the
week were 1901 bbls spirits turpenline ana 1857
bbls rosin. Spirits turpentlle has been In good
demand at firm rates, closing dull, Wnlle
roslns we're In moderate request. The trans.
actions were about as follows: On Friday,
June 7, spirits of turPentine was active;
sales 200 bbls at 47h@4Shc gallon,
"A TO packages Rosins were In demand, with
sales OF 100 bbls at SIS rs for extra pale, So Tor
PALE 81 rs .or low pale, 81 for ext q No l. So 6o9
8 rs for No !. T e low gtades were ln demand,
but there was no stock On Saturday, June 8,
there we're no sales reported. On Monday, June
10, spirits turpentlne was in steady request at
stronger prices; sales $50 casks al 4st95oc gal:
lon as to packages, alao some TOO ools OF
rosln were sold at S. 75 for extra pale. S. for
pale, 81 rs for low pale, s. for extra No ], So to@
rs for No /, S3 rs for low No !, So for extra No
Q. 80 90 for No 2. 50 80 for lew No 2, 81 Is for
stra,ned. On Tuesday, Jone II, spirits was
nrmer: sales 200 bbls at 5O@5lc p gallon, as
60 packages. There were no sales OF rosln re.
ported. On Wednesday spirits was somewhat
dull; Gales 200 bbs a5 81 @5lc . gallon as In pack.
ages. There we're no sales OF :usins reported, and
the market was bare Of common qualities. Yes
terday sEirits was dull with As@6oc bid as TO.
packages, no sales reported. There was mod.
crate inquiry for rosns sales 700 bbls on the basis
of Sc 25 for fancy brands extra pale, $6 for pale.
81 76 for low pale; 1O9 bbs dull and opaque at
So so@4; one lot 127 bols, sold on The wharf. say
pale and 90 low pale at 81 Is. II extra No sa 81,
AZ dull 81, Opaque 50 26 Crude turpsntne may
be quoted at s. so for virgin. 81 Is for yellow dip,
and 81 80 for hard.
HAY.-The supplies were entirely by rail, some
800 lies coming to hand from the West. The
transactions were confined to the retail trade.
CoRN-The arrivals were about $4,000 bushels,
say 5000 from Baltimore by steam, aud 5000 by
sail and 4ooo from Philadelphia, by steam.
Some $500 bushels prime white were sold at 81 o6,
and l7oo bushels mixed at CSC q bushel, sacks in.
cluded; also 1910 bushels Maryland white at 81 o5
p bushel, sacks included. Jobblng lots Of prime
white may be quoted at 81 o8 q bushel, sacks In
cluded.
OArs.-There were received about $500 bushels
OF this grain; no wholesale transactions trans
pired.
PKAa-This grain is firm, but the arrivals are
light and the market without stock OF note; mixed
may be quoted nominal at 81 25@l go 2 bushe
without bags
FLoUR.-The market Is fully supplied with most