The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-22
The stocks of the article In sight at the latest

The arrivals at this port for the past week were
"a bags OF sea islands and Flordas and slsl bales
OF upands, against 81 bags OF sea islands and
FlorIdas and 309s bales Of uplands the week be.
FORE and 1os bags OF sea islands and Noridas and
1902 bales Of uplands Tor the corresponding time
the yea. previous. These supplies came ss fol:
lows, say Of uplands,. per South Carolina Rail
road, 2s1s bales; Northeastern Railroad, l4S;
Savannah and Charleston Railroad, -; ;ssntee, 60;
GEORGETOWN, S a. Orsea Islands: Florida, FL;
Savannah, 8. 80
THE COTTON MARKBT.-This article exhibited q
drmer character during part Of this PERIOD, ana
the rates In the foreign MARKET which COM
menced at 1oX@1ld, improved to 11@1lhd p ID
for middling uplands. At New York, prices were
at 22Hc, advanced to 22xc, and declined to 221lc
p ib, while at this point middllng uplands, which
opened at 2lkc, sttIened to &c, but closed quiet
and dull at 2lk@21Xc p b. The transactions
and prices at Liverpool and New York for this
time were as follows: On Friday, March 10, the
former was steady. uplsnds lo%@ OLD, sales II, oeo
bales: the latter was quiet and steady, uplands
22,Ic. sales 1851 bales. On Saturday the former
was drm. uplands I'D, sales $4,000 bales; the lat
ter was steady, uplands 22Xc, sales Ass bales.
Cn Monday the former was strong, uplands llhd,
sales Is 900 bales the latter was steady, uplanos
22I", sales 1898 bales. On Tuesday the former
was strong, uplatds T1Hd tales II, 600 bales; the
latter was dull at 22xc, sales 1924 bales. on
Wednesday the former closed dull, uplands ll@
11xd, sales 900 bales; the latter was quiet and
easierat 12<c, sales4272sf Bales. yesterday ttle
former Il was fdulet as ll@lixd; tie latter was
qtdiiet at 22Kc gsitb. = $ 9
The sales and prices In this market for the
week Just terminated were as follows: On Fiji.
day, March 18th, the article had an improved as.
pect, with hrmer rates, prices improving about
Xc h; sales TOO bsles, ordinary to good ordi-
nary being quoted at 2o@2lH, low: middliDg 2lh
Oak, middIIng 2lK strict middling 22c . b.
On saturday the business commenced at un-
changed prices, but the article became hrmer,
and advanced about 10 p, tb; sales $50 bales
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at2o@
21 sic, low middling NIX, middling 2lx@2lX,
srrIct mlddlipg nominal. On Monday there was
nrmer market, with good demand. In which
prices Improved nc q tb; sales 500 bales, ordina-
| VITO good ordinary being quoted at 2o@2lhc,
low mlddling Elk, middliHg %, strict midd.ing
lsnomin6L on TnesdaS there was fair Inquiry
with q steady market for good qualities, and
easter rates dor low grades sales $50 bales ordi-
nary to good ordinary being quoted at 2o@2lh,
ldRmFdnbs 12lsk ,middtlns t22, sffics fnidolins
nominal. On Wednesday the demand was light,
and prices pomlnalIy unchanged; sales 276 bales;
quotations as before. Yesterday the article was
quiet and dull, and factors to sell had to submit
to rates afull xc p fb easier; sales 225 bales,
say at 20, Is at 2,, % at 2o1, IL at COX, % at
2lk, 81 at 2lf, 81 at 21%, at FIX, % al %, Sat
22H. We quote: