The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08

The receip,s at this pQrtfor the past week were
III baos or sea islands and Floridas, and 17d3s
hales Of upands, in contrast with 7os bags OF sea
,a,and and Floridas and ~, $40 bales OF UPLAND
the week before, and 4Sa bags OF sea Islands and
Foridas. and 10 1888 bales Of uplands for the week
Last wear. THESE arrivals came as fo!lows' say
of uplands Der South Carolina Railroad, 14,4s7
bslas: Northeastern Railroad, 2765; Savannah
and charleston Railroad, 227; Georgetown, 8;
Florida. s. or sea Islands: James Island, ~;
Johns island, s6; Christ Church, 81; WadmalaWlo;
Daulel,s island, 8; Savannah and Charleston Kali
road. 1o2: EdIsto, 142; st. Andrew's, 8; Florida,
as,: Kiawah, ID; Northeastern Railroad, IL.
Tur CorroN MARKET-This staple exhibited
ou,e, and dull aspect, and afterwards took de-
Ginning character, the foreign market being a.
1oud fell or to sXd p b for middling uplsnds
AT New York tho rates were at lsxc ana feceoeo
to 1sxc, while at this point upland grades COM
menced at 1sh@lsxc, and went down 70 l1%@
17zo q n. The movements at Liverpool ana new
York for the past week were IS folloWs: on
Friday. November 1, the former was quiet, up
lands 1oxd, sales 1900 bales; the latter was
weak at lsxc, sales 1850 bales. On Saturday the
former was steady, uplsnds 1ehd, sales H'oso
bales; the latter was weak at 1s4c ssles 1907
bales On Monday the former was dull, uplands
100, sales 10000 bales; The latter was dull, up
lands 1s,tc, sales 1o4s bales. On Tuesday the
former was dull, uplsuds 1od. sales 10000 bales;
at the latter there was no business. On Wednes.
dsy the former was dull, uplauds sxd; the latter
was quiet, uplands loXc sales 24l4 bales Yes.
terdsy the former was quiet at eNd; the iatter
was quiet at 19Xc.
The transactions in cotton In this market for
the past week were as follows: On Friday, NO.
yember 1st, the article was dull aud somewhat
lower; sales 800 bales, ordinary TO good ordinary
being quoted at 17@lTX, low mtddllng 1sx, mid
ding IS sX@lsx, ntrtct middlng lsxc q ID. On
Saturday the market was depressed, prices lower
and somewhat nominal; sales $50 bales. ordinary
to rood ordinary being quoted at l7@17x. low
middling ls salsH, middling 1sK@ls7S; strict mid
ding 1sX@1sxc p ib. On Monday the article
was dull and easier. some transactions taking
place at about xc y b decline afterwards, the
rates having receded about 10 q fb from the pri-
ces OF Saturday, better iaquiry prevsiled; sales
1900 bales ordinary to good ordinary being quo.
ted at 16x@17H, low middllng 17X@l7N. mid
ding ls@alsH, strict middling 1sNc y ID. On
Tuesday there was moderate demand at softer
rates; sales 900 bales, ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 1ox@l7h, low mlddliug TX,
middling 1s, strict middlIpg 1skc p fb. On We'd
nesday there was fair inquiry, prices being
easier and about Nc p b lower; sales 1900 bales,
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 1eX@
Tx, low middling Tx, middllng 17N, strict mid.
ding ls<c q ID. Yesterday the market was dull
with light demand, buyers Offering lower rates,
but factors were somewhat unwilling to yield to
marked decline, and We give quotations as only
approximative and somewhat nominal; sales
about 100 bales, say 10 at 49, at l6H, at H. at
TX, 43 at Tx, 40 at 17K, 270 at Tx, 6s at Tx,
at 1I, 10 stls, 10 at lsX, 48 at 1sH, at 1917. We
quote: