The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06

Increase OF bLOcE III blRnt.... |os7tA
The receipts at this port for the week just ter.
Minated were sss bags OF sea islands and Floridas
and 1I,462 bales of uplands, against 1904 bags OF
sea islands and Floridss, and l2,llS bales OF up
lands for the week before, and 600 bags OF sea
islands and Florldas and 1920 bales OF uplands
for the time last yesr. These supplies came as
follows, say OF uplsnds per South Carolina Rail-
road $3.50 bales, Northeastern Railroad 1854, ss-
vannah and Charleston Railroad 248, Georgetown
II, Florida 3, santee 9. or sea Observation-Disclosures
tern Railroad 8s, Savannah and Charleston
Railroad l40, Christ Church So. Beaufort lis,
Johns Island 70. Wsdmalaw II, st. Thomas 8,
ST. Pauls 8, James Island 80, Edlsto l4S, Sayan.
nah s. Florida llo, ST.. Andrew's3 3, Che.aw 2, Too
goodoo 10.
TIE COTTON MARKRr.-This article had gene
rally q steady and later a somewhat nrner char.
actsr during This period, the foreign market com:
mencing at sXa10d, and hardened to l0d. At
New York the rates were at lskc, and stihened
to l9Kc for middling uplands, and at this
point the grade was at lSK@lSxc, and
improved to 1870. The transactions and
prices at Liverpool and New York for this
period were as follows: On Friday, November
20, the former was quiet, uplands sX@lod. sales
10, 900 bales; the latter was easy, uplands l9xc,
sales 27sl bales. On Saturday the former was
quiet, uplands sX@lod, sales 10000 bales; he
latter was quiet, uPlands loxc, sales l70o bales.
On Monday the former was quiet and steady,
uplands 9Xrlod, safes $4,000 bales; the latter
was quiet and steady, uplands lsxc, sales 24sl
bales. On Tuesday the former was steady, up
lands sX@lod, sales $4,000 bales; the latter was
rrm, uplands lsXc, sales - bales On Wed
nesday the former was nrm, up .aads 1od, sales
is. 600 ba,es; the latter was steady at l9Hc, sales
1907 bales. Yesterday the former was strong, up.
lands lod, sales 9 1000 bales; the latter was quiet
at l9kc.
The transactions In cotton 10 this market for
the past week were as follows: On Friday, No.
vember 20. there was a fair inquiry at easier
rates, which declined about an Hc p fb sales
1000 bales; ordinary to good ordinary belug quot.
ed at l6K@l7Kc, low middling 17X@ls, mlddling
1sk@lsH, strlcS middling lsHc p Is. On Satur.
day there was q good demand at steady prices;
sales 1900 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being
quo'ed at 1ek@l7K, low middllng 17X@ls. mid.
ding 1sH@lsG, strict middllng lsKc p B. On
Monday there was o steady inquiry, prices show.
Ing an unchanged but. In some instances, q full
character; sales 1900 bales; ordinary TO good or.
binary being quoted at loh@17x, low middling
| l7X@ls. mlddling lsH@ls1 and strict mlddliug
lSHc q ID. On Tuesday there was 9 well sus.
timed remand and prices hardened about nc p
| 10; sal 8 1900 bales; ordinary to good ordinary
bang quoted at 16h@l7x, low mlddling 1s@1SH.
mlddling lSH, strict middllng lsxc q tb. On
| "Wednesday there was an active inquiry at
frmer rates, which improved alb ut 10 p ID;
sales 1900 bales; inferior being quored at 14K@
1eX, ordinary TO good ordinary lsk@l7x. low
middllng 1sA, middllng 1sH. strict mlddling
! lsxc p tb. Yesterday there was q well sustained
| demand at nrmer prices; sales 1900 bales. say s q,
l5h, "a at 1sx, 40 at II, 2os at Tx, 40 at Tx. 95
at l7H, rs at Tx, 21s at Tx, 80 at Tx, 81 at Is,
II at 1sH, 81 at 1sx, 127 at lsK, 11e a. 1Sk, las q,
1sx, 90 at 10 1l.ls. IS at lsx, 20 at lsX, 4 at 10.
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