The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-14
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The receipts at this port for the past week were
2o2 bags OF sea Islands and Florldas anu 6Soo
| bales OF uplands, against 1856 bags or sea ls-
lands and Florldas and 1898 bales OF uplandS the
previous week, and 81 bags OF sea ISLANDS ana
flordas and sO95 bales or uplands for the CORES
ponding period the year before. These supplies
came as follows: say Of uplands, per South caro-
lima Railroad, 1918 tales; Northeastern Railroad,
1 Fess; Savannah and Charleston kailroau' iz''
Georgetown, L; Santee, 6s. Of sea islands-North.
eastern Railroad, IL; Savannah and Charleston
Railroad lIs; Edsto, S; Florida, 81; Beaufort, ~.
THE COTTON MARKET.-Thls article had dull
and heavy character during this period, and the
foreign rates which were at 9%@sxd declined to
sXd q fb for middlng upl4nis. At New York
prices commenced at 20Xc and receded to
2oxc fb, while at this point niddng uplands
opened at leHc, aud fell Of 10 1sXc q 10. the
transactions and prices at LiverLo ool and New
York during this period were as follows: Oh
Friday, March I, the former was quiet, uplapcs
9x@sxd, sales 600 bales; the latter was dull
and easier, uplauas 2OA, sales ISL bales. On
Saturday The former was dull, uplands sH@
eXd, sales TO- coo bales; the latter was dull, up.
lands 2OXc, sales 927 bales. On Monday the fur
mer was dull and easier, uplands eHd, sales
10 600 bales; the latter was dull and nominal,
uplauds 2oHc, sales 1900 bales On Tuesday the
former mad downward tendency, uplands 9Kd
@sxd, sales 5000 bales; the lstt'r was dull and
irregular, uplaais 2OHc, sales 1lS bales. On
Wednesday the former wa, dull but Closed
nrmer, uplands sKd, sales $4,000 bales; the lat
ter was irregular, uplands 2OIc, sales $40
baies. Yesterday The former was dull, upland
snd, sales $4,000 bales; the latter was irregular
and nomi al at 2okc p fb.
The transactions and prices OF cotton In this
market for the past week were as follows: On
Friday, March 7, the inquiry was light and re.
stricted to high grades and stains and tinged
qualities; sales $50 bales, stains aud tinged beiIg
quoted at l7@l7xc, inferior nominal 14h9l8Sc,
ordinary to good ordinary l79lsHc, low mlddling
1sHc, middling lsHc, strict middling leAc y ID.
On Saturday the market was quiet and dull at
partially easier rates; So es 500 bales, stains and
tinged being quo:ed at l7@l7Ac inferior nomi-
nal at 14x@lsxc, ordinary to good ordinary II
@lsc, low middlng lsc mlddliug lshc, strict
middlng 1sxc p ID. On Monday the market
was depressed and prices about &c q ib lower;
sales 700 bales. stains and tiDgd belrg quoted at
17@l7Kc, inferior l4H@l6c, ordinary 10 good Or
dinery leH@l7Xc. low middllng l8X@lSIc, mid
ding lsHc, strict mldding l9h@lsHc q ID. On
Tuesday the article was heavy and the market
receded somewhat irregularly. but g. nerally 10
the extert OF about &c q, ID; sales 700 bales;
stains and tinged being quoted at l6H@l7hc,
lnrei1r nominal at l4h@l6:, oroinary to good
ordinary l6h@l7xc, low middling lsHc, mid
ding 1870 lee, strict middllng nominal. On
Wednesday the market was easy, with q moder-
ate demand; sales 100 bales, stains and tlnged
being quoted at leH@l7H. inferior nominal at ID
@l5Xc, ordluary to good ordinary le@l7%c, low
middug lshc, miodling lSXc, strict middling
ls4c q ib. Yesterday The article was dull and
nat prices somewhat nominal; sales less than 200
bales say at Is, 2s at ls1 % at II, Al at Tx,
at 1sH, 20 at lSX, 20 at lsH IL at 1917, at ls's
We uuOte.