The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-22
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The receipts at this port for the past week were
7ol bags Of sea islands and Floridss and l2o0o
bales of uplands against SIT bags OF sea islands
and Florldas and Il, 900 bales OF uplands the week
before. and 4se bags of sea Islands and Florldas
and 10 ss8 bales Of uplands for the corresponding
week the yesr previous. These arrivals came as
follows, say Of uplands per South Carolina Nall
road 1852 bales Northeastern Railroad l6A1, sa-
ysnnah and Charleston Railroad Ito, Georgetown
10, Florida Z, Peedee 1850. or sea islands-Nortn
eastern Railroad 40 bags, Johns Island lls, sa'
vannah and Charleston Railroad "a, Beaufort 4e,
Edlsto las, Christ Church ST. st. Paul's 4, Wadma'
law Q. James island 81, Toogoodo 2, Florida l26
st. Andrew's2, Klawah 7, Savannah 8.
THE COTTON MARKET.-There was someWha'
quiet feeling for thus staple during the nrst OF the
week under review, but later better demand
and rather nrmer rates prevailed. Prices IN tne
foreign Market which were at ED, improved 10
ozd q fb for uplands. At New York this grace
WAS at lexc, and hardened to 1ehc 10; Wnlle
at this point the article commenced at l7H@lsc,
and stIfIened to 1sHc p b. The movements
in the article at Liverpool and New YORK du.
ring this period were as follows: On Friday,
November Is, the former was frm, uplsnds shd.
1870. GALES lol6 bales. On Saturday the former
was quiet and steady, uplsnds sHd, sales 10 ooo
bales: the latter was dull uplands lsHc, sales
luis bales On Monday the former was nrm up
lands sxd@0kd; sa,ea 1000 bales; the latter was
nrm. uplands lsxolshc, sales 24ss bales. On
Tuesdsy the former was steady, uplands sxasxd'
ssles $4,000 bales; the latter was drm at lshc,
Gales 2eoo bales. On Wednesday the former was
hardening, uplands sx@s1sd; the latter was
strong at 1sXc. Yesterday the former was
strong, uplands sXd, sales 1000 bales; the latter
was quiet at 19hc.
The transactions and prices OF cotton In this
mark for The week Just terminated were as lol'
lows: On Friday, November Is, the article was
armer and prices haraened x@Ko q b; de-
mand moderate Sales TOO bales, ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at l8h@l71, low
mlddl!ng l7x@7x, mlddi gs l7H@isc . b
On Saturday the market was quiet aud slightly
easier. ssles 500 bales; quotations unchanged.
On Monday there was an active and well sustained
demand, the market showing strong and some
what higher rates. Sales 27Oo bales, ordinary 70
ooad ordinary being quotei at lok9l7H, low
middllpgs TX, middungs 1S9lsx, strict mid.
ding 1sxc p b. On Tuesday the article was In
steadily good request, with increased frmness IN
prices which hardened but H9xc p %. Sales
$500 bales, ordinary TO good ordisry being quoted
at l7@17x, low mIddlings l7X9lS. middlings
1sx@lsx, and strict mlddllngs lsH Slshc q b.
on wednesday the market opened nrner, with
an advance OF 10 p tt, but became quiet. Sales
1000 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted
at ,7@l7x low mlddnngs lSh@loH, niddlings
1sx@lsx, and strict middlIngs lsf91sxc p fb.
Yesterday there was good inquiry, aud prices
were about Hc higher, but later the demand
somewhat slackened. Sales about 1900 bales, say
70 at l6 20 at 1sH, 10 at 1ex, 81 ar IT. 4s at l7A
2s at TX, 10 at 17X 4at17x, 10 at l7x las at Is,
so at 1sx 1876 at 1sX, 1913 a. 1s1 Sis at lsh 2s at
l8x, AZ ut 1Sxc. We quo'e:
LIVERPOOL oLAssIF1cArIoN.