The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-19
Markets by Telegraph.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON September 18.-Securities unchanged
PAR1s, September 1a-There is decrease In bull
lion Of over 1,o0 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL, september s-Noon-Cotton Is asst
i've, with an advancing tendency. Quotations un-
changed Sales 5000 bales; sales Of the week s.
0OO for export 1900; for speculation 10000; stock
$4,000 bales, whereof 14S,eO0 are American. Sugar
frm;afpat 25s Cd. t. III -
IvoP. M-Cotton still active; stock at sea 6lA, 900
bales, whereof only 1000 American. Lard quiet.
Pork buoyant at sss. Other articles the same.
iLater-cotton continues active, with trade re-
ports favorable but the market is not affected. ~.
Evening-Cotton higher and tends upwards; uE-
lands 1oAd; Orleans 1OHd. Turpentine dull and
unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
HEW WYoaK, September 1s-Noon.- Money easy at
sto5. Gold AK. Sterling Q. Flour unsettled. and
s to 1Oc. lower. Wheat dull; spring to &C. lower.
Corn dun at Y TO lc. lower. Mess pork dull at s29
Lard quiet; steam 20 to 2OXc. Cotton quiet and
Aesay at 2S to2sHc. Turpentine firm; 45Ha47c.
Rosin in fair request strained common s265 to 70.
Freights very firm.
Evening.-Cottop rather more steady under light
offerings; sales 1900 bales at 26Kc. closing quiet
with buyers refusr % pay over 26c. Flour irresu-
larand about 10 to 1tc lower during the day. Wheat
dun and 2to Sc lower; amber Tennessee 50 25 Corn
heavy and 1c lower; mixed Western 81 1sk. Pork
quiet and steady. Lard-steam 19Aa2oH. in kettle
211a2OKc. Groceries quiet and firm. Turpentine
15Ha4s. Rosin 90 65 to TOO. FreiShts frmer on
grain. Governments closed strong. Money easy,
rates unchanged. Sterling active at Q. Gold quiet
and steady closing at AZ to 44x.
% BALTIMORE SEPTEMBER 18.-Cotton firm and in
fair demand at 26c. Flour dull and unchsnged.
Wheat scarce and firm but receipts small; goodsto
prime red $3.50 to $50 Corn-recepts small; white
81 is to 60 yellow Is to So Oats IS to 75c. Rye
81 40. Bacon essy andin demand. Mess pork $50 so.
Shoulders 14o
WILMINGTON. September 1s-Spirits turpentine
firm at 42. Resins irm-stralned 81 80;No 2 80; No
ls1 75. Tar firm at 50 60. Cotton-middlings 2S.
AUGUSTA, September 18-Cotton frmsr; sales 160
bales; receipts 1856; middrgs 2s The caterpillar is
playing havoc with the cotton In this section.
SAVANNAH. September 1s.-cotton active; holders
ssktng too high for buyers middHnss 25;sales 100
bales receipts lo3 receipts of tie week 1922; e1.
lports 1915; stock 1928. 81
MoBIr. September 1s.-cotton-sales none; mid
dhngs nomlnally 2Sk; receipts soe; exports 2o5;
sales Of the week $780, exports, coaswise 1881; re-
ceipts S1SS; stock 6S25; cotton bills on New York \
per cent discount
NEW ORLEANS September 1s.-Cotton-demand
zlctve middlmgs "a; sales 2s75; receipts 2512;
ports none salts Of the week 1907; gross receipts
1891; net 1892; exports 22SS,; coastwise; stock
17,42o. Sterling 54xa5611. New York sight e1-
change Il discount Gold 431z.
CINCINNATI, September 1s-F Flour steady-family
50 %. Corn dullst s6asS. whiskey scarce and ad.
yancing, in bond 49, free 81 IS. Mess pork quiet at
$2s. Lard 10. Shoulders 125ks12K; clear sides 16I
sugarcufea hams 2oa2l.
LOUISVILLE. September 1s-corn-in bulk soas2.
Mess pork s2s rs. Shoulders 13 clear sides 16A.
whiskey-rees1 IS; one year old 81 80.