The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-24
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The receipts at this port for the past week were
500 bags OF sea island and Flordas, and l24ls
bales OF uplauds, 10 contrast with b7S bags OF sea
Islands and F1orIdas and 12.7oj Dales OF uplands
the week before, a.d 494 bags Of sea Islands and
Floridas and 1922 bales OF uplands for tne Lime
of the previous year. These supplies came as 1ol'
lows: Say o: uplan id. per South Carolina Rail
road, lo252 bales; Northeastern Railroad 1919;
Savannah and Charleston Railroad las; Peedee
2Oo; Santee 2o6. or sea islands: Northeastern
Railroad 81; Savannah and Charleston Railroad
2ls; Beaufort l6a; Edisto 80; Florida 2s2; santee
ll2 Combahee S.
The COTTON MARKET.-This staple exhibited
q dull and depressed character during most OF
this period, and the foreign market was at s74@
sXd, closing armer at sHd Z. 10 for middllng up.
lands; at New York the rates ductuated from
2oh@2Oxo z, tb. and improved to 2ox@20Ac,
while at tn 8 point bu mess was moderate and
prices somewhat nominal, but became frmer
and more active; mlddling uplands commencing
at 19kc, receded to 1ec and Improved to 1870
1910 p tb. The transactio:s and prices at Liv-
erpool and New York during this period we're as
follows: On Friday, January II, the former was
steady, uplands eXd, sales 5000 bales; the latter
was quiet at 2ohc, Gales 270o bales. On Satur.
day the former was dull, uplands 9Xd sales
5000 bales; the latter was dull and nominal,
uplands 2oHc, sales 2is bales. On Monday the
former was dull and irregular, uplsnds sHd,
sales 10, 900 bales; the latter was quiet and weak,
uplands 20Hc, sales 1914 oales On Tuesday the
former was steady, upands oXd, sales 5000 bales;
the Litter WAS steady at 20Sc, sales 1865 bales.
On Wednesday the former was heavy, upands
9x@SeXd sales TO- 900 bales; the latter was steady,
uplauds 2oSc, sales 1853 bales. Yesterday the
ce.mer was frmer, uplands 9Xd. sales $4,000
bales; the latter was steady at 2oX9 loAc.
The transactions and prices Of cotton In this
market for the week just terminated were as
follows: On Friday, January II, the article was
dull and depressed, and prices nominal; sales 500
bales quotations too unsettled to be reliable.
On Saturday the market was quiet and nominal:
sales 400; quotations were somewhat unreliable.
say inferior 15@l7c; ordinary to good ordinary
FI@lsH; low midd Ing 1Sx@lSA; middling
1sH@l9X; strict middling 1880 p ib On
Monday there was slightly better demand
at softening rates; sales 800 bales, inferior being
quoted at 15@lezc; ordinary To good ordinary II
@1S; low midaling l9H@ls1; middng 10; strict
mddl ng 19K@lsAc p 10. On Tuesday tnere
was an active demand at trmer prices; sales 1000
ba' 'es, including 500 the evening before inferior
being quoted at l6@l61; ordinary to good ordt.
nary l7@1SH; low middllng l8h@lSH; mddllng
10; strict middling 1sk@lsxc q 10. On Wednes-
day there was rather better tone prevailing;
sales 1900 bales, Inferior being quoe at 1t@l6A;
ordinary to good ordinary 17@lsH; low middlng
lSS@lS%; middllng lsX@ie1; strict middlng
19%c . tb. Yesterday the market was flrmer,
with good demand; sales 1000 bales, say at 16
at l6H. Ss at 16, 70 at IT, 1ls at TX, SO at 171
20 at Tx. 90 at 49, 81 at lS As at 1S4. Is at 1871
81 at lsh, 1o6 at lS%, at 49, at ls1s, II at l9H
as at 1877, 100 at 1sH, IS at 1eS, % at 1ol, at
20, 2 at l0Kc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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