The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-01
The stocks Of the article In sight at the latest
dates were as follows:

Stoot n IN G1aoaow 400 $50
Stock In Havre.. Pam
Stock In MarseilleS. ........"... lo.vo oo'geo o'
stock in Bremen ..... ........... ,o i9,ooo OK nS0
Stock rest OF the Continent...... so'ooo ~o'''o
Anoat for Great Britain (Amer' :, mn ooo mn
Anoat sSaa' for navre iAmerican o.
Adoat for Bremen tAmerlcanh:.. 2o'07S z''o0V
Total Indian cotton a1oat lor 10, nm ,s, nm
Stock il United states Sgssso sso
stock in interior towns .......... o''oo0 t-o'oo-
Total .2,leo,2l! 2,299,s72
Increase OF stock In sight .............. 1900
The arrivals at this pt rt for the week just ter.
minated were lsl bags Of sea islands and Floridas
and 54o2 bales OF upands, against 142 bags OF sea
Islands and Floridas and 400 bales OF uplands
the week before, and S4l bags Of sea Islands and
Floridas and 1882 bales Of upands for the cores
ponding time the year previous. These supplies
came as follows, say Of uplands per South Caro-.
lima Railroad, 4541 bales; per Northeastern Kali
road, 41e; Savannah and Charleston Ra!lroaa' o;
Peedee, $50; Santee, l07; Florida, 10. Or sea is'
lands, Northeastern Railroad, 10; Beauforf. 81:
Santee, 10; Florida, SO; Savannah, q; Savannah
and Charleston Railroad, %; Edisto, bales.
TIE COTTON MARKET.-The movement IN this
article was dull, with easier pr.ces during this
period and the rates Ia the foreign market, which
opened at 1IA@1lXd q fb for middnng uplsnds,
declined 11Xd; at New York prices commenced
at 22Zc and receded to 22hc; while at this point,
middling uplands began at 22@22sc and fell of to
2lXc q fb, closing entirely nominal. The trans
actions and prices at Liverpool and New York, lot
this time, were as follows: On Friday, February
%, the former was dull, uplands 1lI91l7sd, safes
| 70, 900 bales; the latter was quiet and dull, up
lands 22Zc sales 1924 bales. On Saturday the
former was dull, uplands 1114d, saes 10000 bales;
the latter was steady at 22%c, sales 2lss bales
On Monday the former was dull. uplands
11x@1lHd, sol 1o, 900 bales; the latter was quiet
uplands 22Zc sales 1906 bales. On Tue day at the
former there was 20 business and the latter was
steady at 22Xc, sales 14io bales. On Wednesday
the former was dull, uplands 1lH@1l34d, sales
12 oco bales; the litter was dull and nominal at
221sc, sales s13 bales. Yesterday the former was
dull at I1Xd; the latter was dull and nominal at
22Hc.
The transactions and prices In this market Tor
the week Just terminated were as follows: On
Friday, February 23, the demand was moderate
with rather /, quiet and dull feeling; sales 300
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
2O@2lHc, low mldding FIX, m:ddiing 22@22h,
strict mildliug exc. p ib. On Saturday The
market was dul! and prices &c p tb easier; sales
500 bales ordinary to good ordinary being quoted
~ 2o@2lH, low middling 2lX@2Ix, middllng %,
strict middling 22Tc. p fb On Monday the de-
mand was light aud prices H@xo. q fb. lower;
| sales $50 bales, ordinary TO gooi ordinary being
qoted at 2o@2l, low middling 2lK, mddlng 2i1,
strict mi idling nominal. On Tuesday there was
but little inquiry, prices nominally unchang d;
sales $50 bales; quotations as before. On Wednes'
dsy the market was nearly at stand; sales
about 800 bales, mostly stained qualities; quota
tIons nominal. On yesterday the article continued
dull and without movement Of note;- sales so
bales say at %, Eat 20h 20 at COX, % at %. No
reliable quotations can be given.
SEA ISLAND CoTroN.-The receipts Ct this
quality of the staple were light, say alb ut 16l
bags OF CarolInas and Floridas for the week.
There has been steady and well sustain ed de-
mand for this article, the market showing firm
ness, with transactions amounting to near eJo
bags, among which were some 80 bags at 9oe@sl
and upward p b. or the transactions we note
the following, say: OF Carollnas. at 65c, at
TO- at ~ AZ at IS, at 10, at a. 2s at 80, 81 at
81 Is at IS, 20 at co. and 25 on private terms. OF
Florldas, IS at 55c, Eat so, at e6, at 76c. By
careful count Of stick yesterday, the amount on
hand was found to consi Of 722 bags OF FlorIdas
and 1888 bags OF Caroinas, OF which amount
about 100 were on The wharf In course o! ship.
ment leaving net stock OF 2l55 bags OF all
qualities.
RICE.-The supplies Ct Carolina were only ina
limited way, say about 5000 bushels for the week.
There has been we'll sustained demand for this
grain at firm prices, the mar iet showing steady
character; sales about 12cG ierces OF clean Caro-
lima, among which were viz: 81 tcrcas at7%,
atsk, 81 at 8 3.l6, SO at So, Al at 5.l6, l1s
at sXc q ID. We quote common to fair at 7H@
TX, good ats@s3Sc q fb.
NAVAL SToREs.-These articles come forward in
limited way, the supplies for the week consist
Ing Of about 1000 bbls OF all descriptions. The
market has been generally quiet with light
stock and fair transactions In rosins bus spirits
was dull. The sales were about as follows: on
Friday February s2S, there was no business OF
note. On Saturday, February "a, about 567 bols
rosins were sold, say bbls pale at So SO, low
pale at $s so, 80 extra No at 81 SO, 13s No at
ST., SSi low No l as IS 25, 8 Opaque at SIS, 3s dull
at Sc. On Monday, February 20, sales 14s obls
rosins viz: 70 bbls extra No at 81 rs. 40 No at
81, 81 low No at S. rs, 3 dull at SO, opaque ft
S.. On Tuesday, February 27, there were no sales
reported On Wednesday, February 2s, market
for rosns active and most OF the stock sold; sales
about 1850 bbls, viz: bbls dress at 81 q tbl,
black at 81 25, Al No at 81 as, ITO No. Eat 81 So
90 extra No at 81 80, 1888 low No at 81 "5, II
No l at ST, go extra No at 81 rs; also II bbls
new crcp rosin, say extra pale at :l0 pale
at So, and 2dull at So. No sales OF spirits. Yes
terday the market was quiet and without sales OF
note. Crude turpentlne may be 1uoted at Sc p
Dbl for virgin s5 for yellow dip an So rs for hard.
HAY.-The arrivals were unlnportant. Sales
OF about 800 bales Eastern qualities tcok place at
81 80 q hundred.
CORN There was received about Ii, 900 bushels
OF this grain, say $4,000 from Baltimore, 5000 from
Norfolk and 1000 from North Carolina. A cargo
OF 210O bushels white North Carolina In bulk, sold
at S5c q bushel; 1900 bushels white Maryland, in
bulk, at s5c. Q bushel, cash; 1000 bushels
white. In bulk, at s4c, and 24oo do. at s31zc q
bushel, in bulk; 1000 bushels white Maryland at
Ole p busnel, bags included. Jobblng lots OF
prime white may be quoted at s6@sSc p bushel;
bags included. Some HOO bushels mlxel corn
sold at ssc q bushel, bags Included.
OArs.-The supplies Of this grain were about
$500 bushels from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Sa es OF 14OO bushels took place at 8sHc q bushei,
sacks included.