The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-29
Augusta Market.


Go1p-Gold market at Stand In consequence OF ac.
cline in New York. Sales, to limited extent maoe Ut
138 Buying at 136. :. ,o7 ond
SILvER-SuVer uncntuGeu. oioAeAn D"' Nv ' ~
IS SEoUnIrrEs-we quote Georgia seven per cent Bonds
at a3: CITY Bonds at "; Georgia r STOCK ut G3
f.,rroS-Yhere was o still farther improvement IN the
market toduy. Prices seem to have taken sudden saf1
upward having advanced fully 70 during the daJ. ao
ora are not inclined to sell, and buyers are few Md
ding sold this morning ut but would PROBABLY
haye brought more this afternoon if offered Sales
amounted to 56 bales, as follows at ~ at 20 II at
29lS, 10 at "a, and 81 ut 25 Receipts, 74 bales.
Mobile DIarket.
MoRIT;E April 24-CoTroN.-The demand has beon
limited to-day, and confined to TWO nrokers Sacs
After receipt further unavorable Liverpool account
nothing was done, and tho market closed dull anu
MonETipY AND pF1NANc1AL.-TransacHons to o lm' sed
exent are reported in New York Sight par to Premium
checking aud Il discount buying. Negodatons dill
Gold ruled at 1ssalss up to o'clock, but unset
tod afterwards by New York adyices.
Sterling nominal
New Orleans Sight par 70 "a disconnt.
Money scarce aud tight
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, April %. 3.-Cor1oN-Under the untayo
rsbe Influence OF the cable dispatches published i'll the
morning papers the market opened with limited NJ
uuiry anu 3 meagre prospect of business. AT later
hour however, more general movement was eveloped
and the majority OF holders manifested not only re-
newed anxiety to reaze but also evident disposition
to make additional CONCESSIONS thereby enabling buyers
to operate advantsgeousIy latter came FORWARD
freely and sales amounting to 1850 bales were con-
summated nine brokers participating III the onsi-
ness Prices disclose further weakness, the greater
portion Of the lists sold changing hands at hg-
o the or1nsHx 1ows ao low a
ding 22c and m1ddns Csc, remarkng, however, that
ovenrunnng Lists Of good stape could not be
at these rates Several buyers were prevented from
operating by the difficulties encountered in the negota-
ton Of sterng exchange the latter feeling being super
intended by the dscourang tenor OF the european aa-
vices The sales tor the past three days comprise aobO
bales taken partly the North but mostly TOR foreign
export Ths receipts proper since Friday evening ex-
cludng the arrivals from Mobile, Florida and Iexns
which aro included in their respective statements) en-
brace 4O bales against 4847 during the
period last week. showing decrease OF 407 balea Inc
exports 1uT The same period comprise oaes' l4oo
or which we're Coastwse, aud IL 24 to foreign ports
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on band September l, bales 1U2os2
Received to-day. doia m 90,
$685. 769
Cleared tsday. none. -, ~,
s+ock IN hand 15O, ,5U6
F.RE1aHTs-We have to nore very dull MARKET Inc
rates are Nc per ID for cotton by steam tor New YORK;
Der mid Tobacco soc per Dbl to- hour aud 3Sc per
suck for corn. Sail Boston, Nc per Is for cotton
sail 1or liverpool, Ka9l6d Hsvre, No. Steam tor
suaAR "a. An AnIaasrs-Ths receipts sanGe yesterday
comprise Is hhds sugar and few bDs M6lasses which
are ali tho supplies in first hands The demaHu ts very
n1ted aowsver and only local. The saes to-day were
confined to 70 hhdsiar Sugar ct 1910 per TO- and bols
cisern bottoms 76c per gallon some prime roooiled
Molasse sold yesterday at TO per gallon The market IL
well supplied with CuDa Sugar and Moasses, but IL 1s
extremely dull In the total absence of sales, we are
compelled to omit quotations. 49,,
ConN-Is scarce and in demand, and prices have still
further advanced per buabe Yesterday not previous
Iy reported 6OUO sucks white and white mixed sold IN
lots Ut 81 IS per bushe To-day there were sales OF
lO7OO sa,cks OF which 1000 white mixed, 1900 DO, and
NOO white yellow and mixed at u S5; 100O white mixed
at 81 SO; l2O yellow and LOW white 81 40 per bushe