The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-12

The receipts at this port for the week just ter
minated were 10 bags OF sea islan's and Floridas
and 2s7I bales Of uplands, IN contrast with II
bags OF sea Islands and Floridas and 1924 bales
OF uplanda the week previous. and 40 bags OF sea
tslands and Flort1as and 2eos bales OF uplands for
the time La { year. >These arrivals were as fol.
lows, say OF uplands per South Carolina Railroad
275s bales, Northeastern Railroad Is, Savannah
and Charleston Railroad -. Florida l, Peedee
II, wag ms rs. or sea islands, Beaufort 8, Fiori-
ia s, Northeastern Railroad 2.
THE COTTON MARKEr.-T1is staple commenced
dull, was afterwards firm, but closed doll
{ at the leading points. The foreign market
began at 11kd, receded to 1lXd, and improved
to 11X@llXd. At New York the rates were at
2sX@2sKc. while at this point middllng uplands
were at Q @2Xc q tb. The transactions and
prices at liverpool and New York during this
period were as follows: On Friday, April 5,'the
former wss quiet, uplands 1lkd, sales 10000
bales; the latter was quiet at 23Kc, sales eis bales.
On Saturday the former was dull, up.ands l1K@
1lxd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was dull at
-1sxo, sales 1851 bales. On Monday the former
was dull, uplsnds llHd, sales 10000 bales; the
after was dull and irregular at 23Kc, sales l4t9
bales. On Tuesday the former closed dull, up.
lands llKd sales 10000 bales; the latter was
quiet at 2shc, sales 1850 bales. On Wednesday
the former was nrm. uplsnds 1lh9llxd. sales
IL, 900 bales; the latter commenced nrm and
closed easy, upiands 2sxc, sales 200 bales. Yes.
terday the former was unchanged, sales 5000
bales; the latter was weak at 23H@2sXc.
The sales and prices OF cotton in this market for
the week Just closed were as follows: On Friday,
April s, the transactions were light; sales less
than 100 bales at unchanged figures. ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 2o@2lk, low mid
ding Elk, middling 70, strict mlddling 22Ha22Hc
p fb. On saturday there was a moderate inqui.
n, with rather less strength In prices; sales 500
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
2o@2lK, low mlddling 2lx, middiing %, strict
I; middung 22a @2!Xc p ID. On Monday there was
allmited inquiry at easier rates, but factors re-
fused to sell at concessions. and the day closed
without transactions and nominal. On Tuesday
there was a 'air demand at steady rates; sales
$50 bales. ordinary to good ordinary being quo'cd
st 2o@2A. low m'ddllngs Fix, middling %, strict
mlddlipg z2Hc q b. In Wednesday there was q
good inqu ry. with full and 1rm prices, and In some
cases nc p ID higher rates were paid; sales 700
bales Ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 20
@2lH. low middliDg 2lx@2lT, midtling 22922H,
Itrict midd ing nominal. Yesterday there was Q
fair demand at steady rates; sales near 400 bales,
say 4 at 1874, 4 at 1911, 10 at 90, 1 at 2oX. 10 at
FOX. 2 at 81, l at FIX, at FIX, at 2lX, Is at
2l1, 1875 at q, , at 2sH, 90 at 221H, 8 at 222XX, IL at
22K. We quote: .t
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordlnary......2o Oak
Low middhng
y. MIC @22H
SCnCG mlu0IInR.
SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-Ihe arrivals Of this quail.