The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31
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ncrhase OF stock in sipht, l1,Sl(

The receipts at this port for the past week were
459 bags OF sea Island and Flordas, and 5000
| bales Of uplauds against 800 bags OF sea slands
and Florldas and 124lS pales Of uplands the
previous week, a:d 449 bags OF sea islands and
Fiordas and $3.50 bales OF uplaDds for tte week
OF the year before. These supplies came as rol.
lows: Say upands, per Soath Carolina Rail-
road, s4s9 bales; Northeastern Railroad llo5;
Savannah and Charleston Railroad 2os; George.
town 80; Santee 1OS. or sea Islands Northeastern
Railroad SO; Savannah and Charleston Railroad
1872; Beaufort 90; Savannah s; Florida l4s; Edis.
to sS.
The COTTON MARKEr.-Thls article commenced
dull, but afterwards was nrmer, the foreign mar
ket opening at eXd, improved 10 1od y ib for
middhpg upands. At New York the rates were at
2UXc, and stl1ened to 2lXc while at ibis point
this grade was at 1sX@l9hc, and hardened to
lex@19xc p tb. The transactions and prices at
Liverpool and New York for this period were as
follows: On Friday, January "a, the former was
heavy, uplands 9Xd. sales 5000 bales; the latter
was qaet, uplands 2OXc, sales 2lss bales. On Sat-
urday the former was steady, uplauds sXd, SALES
1000 bales; the latter was easy, rpands 2oTc.
sales 1860 bales. On Monday The former was
steady, upands 9K@lrd, sales $4,000 baes; the
latter was steady at 2lc, sales 3?4o bales. On
Tuesday the formei was firm, uplauds oH@lod,
sales l2o00 bales; the latter was active. uplands
2lHc, sales s57O bales. On Wednesday the rmer
was strong uplands eXGl0d. sales $4,000 bales
the latter nrm, uplsnds 2l <c. sales 2014 bales
Yesterday the former was nrm, upland1 1od, sales
lo,ooo bales; the latter was quiet at 2lhc.
The transactions and prices OF cotton In this
f,of inn ta1 QC
fllows: On Friday, January "a, the article was
in moderate demand, showing part OF tie day
somewhat quiet aspect; Gales 1900 bales, in.
rerlor being quoted at 16@l7c, ordinary 10 good
ordinary l7H@l8h. low midd Ing 18x0l9, mid
ding 1eH, strict middllng 1eXc o ID On Satur.
day factors we're Offering more readily, with O
fair inquiry prevailing; sales about 1900 bales, in
ferior being quoted at l6@l7c, ordinary t. good
ordinary l7K@1SH, low middling 1sX@le, mid
ding 1sH@lsH, strict mddl ng lex @lsXc q fb.
On Monday there was good demand, mostly
for low grades stains and tnged qualities, the
market showing frmer fe ling, and hardening
about Xc p fb; sales 1900 ba.es, inferior being
quoted atl5@lI, ordinary to good ordinary l7h@
1sk. low middllng 10, middlIng lsH@lsH, rlct
middllng no sales On Tuesday there was fair
demand for q part Of the day, but became quiet
but firm; sale, 1900 bales, inferior being quo ed
at l5@l7, ordinary to good ordlnsry 17H@lsK,
low mlddling 10, middling 1sK, strict mlddling
leXc q ID. On Wednesday there was good de.
mand at nrmer prices; sales l4oo bales Inferior
being quoted at 15@17x, ordinary to good ordi
nary 17x@lsX, low middling ls9l9x, mlddllng
l9H@lsS strict mlddilng lsX@leNc q ID. Yes.
terday the market was strong and about Hc
p b righer; sales 1900 bales, say at 16}S, at
lSH IS at II, l2 at TX, 10 at l71S, 20 OF Tx As
at 49, 20 at lS1l, l62 at 18, lso at lSh, 20 at l8
at lSz, 20 at lsX, SO at 49, Al atl9%, llS at 1eH
ll6 at lsX, so at 1s, 4e at le2, "a at lsN, 20 at
90, 1s at 2O1sc p fb. We quote: