The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-06

NEW YORK Per steamship saraxossa-2ss bales
Upland Gotten 1913 tsrces Rice. 40 Packages
Chnriezeors Cotton and lsice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON Friday Evening, March g. :
CO1TON.--Ihe inquiry for this article was on
moderate SCALE with light TRANSACTIONS, prices show
ing important Change from those previously pre-
vaiing; sales about 22O bales, viz: at 25; at 81;
100 at 20; 90 at 2s1a; 20 at 2sc. We quotes
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 1 na,S,1;un to good ordinary. 22s9x@29A
nluolnS. nS.................. .....ZoA9-
BY New York Classification
Low middlipg. .28H@-
RIGE.-Ihere was limite ed inquiry, the market
in some cases being rather in favor OF the buyer;
sales l08 derces of clean Carolina, say: 16 terces
S3s; 52atsa; 40 at 8aSc % tb We quote comm on to
fair clean Carolina at $685.; good 8>a@s%c % fb.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March 6-Noon.-Consols 92zS; bonds
Arm at 83h.
LIVERPOOL, March 6-Noop.-Cotton frpaer but
not higher. Unlands 11T Orleans 12hd. Sales
10000 bales. Sales of the week 600 balcs for ex
port 1000; for speculation 5000. Stock 80 OOo Of
which 100 COO bales American.
Two P. M.-Cotten moro active. 1t is thought
Bacon
Tallow 45s Sd.
Evening.-Cotton Arm. Uplapds 12d: Orleans
A21zd. Sales 49, 900 bales. Red wheat es 4d,
Later.-Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firmer
Cotton aoat $4,000 bales whereof 1G9 600 bales are
American. Red Western wheat 95s Sd.
HAvRE, March 5-Cetton opens quiet and steady
On the spot If 400. ri
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoaK March 5.-Noon.-Money active at 7.
Sterling 9. Gold s1A. Cotton steady at 2sAc
Kvening.-Cotton unchanged; sales 1900 at goa
29kc. Flour lower. Wheat and corn dull Corn
dropping; mixed Western 95a96; old %. Mess pork
$s1 25. Lard heavy; kettle l9al9H. whiskey quiet
at 81. Groceries quiet and dull Muscovado sugar
12aa13. Turpentine 6A1. Ros,n So 1892 5o Freights
unchanged. Governments closed strong aud ad-
vancing. cas- 19N. Southern securities firm. Money
closed easy at z. Sterling heavy at ss. Gold tum-
bled with the announcement Of the Cabinet, and
closed with great rush to sell at low
est figure since 1885,
BALTIMORE. March 5.-Cotton very dull at 20,
Flour dull, weak and nominally un changed Wheat
dull-prime red Kentucky 81 7Oa1 rs; prime Valley
50 1oa2 20 Corn dull-prime white IS; GLOW ssa
90. Oats dull at 70a75 Pork quiet ut $33. Bacon
weaker; shoulders 15
CINCINNATI. March 5.-Whiskey quiet and nrm at
81. Provisions farm with little demand; quotations
ers offered freely at 12H. Bacon, jobbing sales of
shoulders at 1875 clear rib sides 16h; clear sides
II. Lard dull at 18a1s1A.
ST. LOUIS. March 5.-Whiskey frm at 90. Pork
dull at $S2 Bacon heavy and declined "a; should
ers IA; clear sides Tx. Lard dull and nominal.
WILMINGTON. March 5.-spirits OF turpentine dull.
Rosn steady at 75a2 75 Crude turpentine at 81 95
as. Tar 80 lower, at 50 IS. Cotton duA at 27c.
Lou1svI1LR. March 5.-N ess pork S32. Lard Tx.
Clear sides 17H. Flour 5J6a8! Corn 65a67. Whiskey
90. rr
AUGUSTA March 5.--Cotton frmer; sales 456
bales; receipts 200; middling 271aa27%.
SAVANNAH March 5.-Cotton que but firm; mid
ding 2Sa28k; sales $50; receipts 504.
MOBILE. March 5.-Receipts of the week $3.50
bales; exports to Great Britain 5000 bales to France
to other foreign ports lit bales coastwise17AA
bales; stock hand s3.74A bales sales 2250 bales
Sales to day $50 bales; market Arm; low midlliagl
c62zc; receipts ss2 bales; exports coastwse 1i60,
bales. G%
NEW ORLEANS. March 5.-Cotton
mjddling 281za2S1Ic; sales to-day 61G@