The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-06
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

| O-NOOA.-SoAoStS
firm at 83I.
LIVERPOOL, March 5-Noon.-Cotton inner out
not higher Uplands 11M; Orleans l2Ad' sa'es
10 600 bales sales of the week 50 600 bales; Tor eA
MORT 20o0: for speculation 8o0O Stock 3le,Cou' Oh
which 12O COO bales are American.
Two p M.-Cotton more active 1t is thought
that the sales will reach - 900 bales Bacon 6ss 3D.
Tallow 45s Sd.
Fyepine.-Cotton firm. Uplapds lad; Orleans
1a,,d Sales $4,000 bales. Red wheat ss 4d.
Iatcr-Yarns and fabrics ut Manchester 6rmer
Cotton aoat 342 900 bales whereof 1s9 QUO bales aro
American Fed Western wheat s5s Cd.
HIyaE March Section opens quiet and steady.
On the spot If I0c.
| DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoaK, March 5.-Noon.-AIoney active at T.
sterings. Gold s1H Cotton steady at 291<c.
Fyepina.-Cotton unchanged; sales 1900 at 2sa
oeXc Flour lower. Wheat and corn dull Corn
droopine; mixed Western s5as6; old 9s. Mess pork
sS1 rs. Lard heavy; Kettle l9alqA. Whiskey qulet
at 81. Groceries quiet and dull. Muscovado sugar
12Aa1s Turpentiue 54}l. Rosln 50 4Sa2 so. Freghts
unchanged Governments closed strong and ad-
vancing. 62's 1914 Southern securities firm. Money
closed easy TIT. Sterling heavy al 61- Gold tam-
bled with tho announcement Of the Cabinet aud
closed with gro1t rush TO sell low-
est figure since 1865.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-Cotton very dull at 29
Flour dull, weak and nominal ly un changed Wheat
dull-prime red Kentucky 81 7Oa1 IS; primo Valley
50 10a2 20 Corn dull-prime white IS; yellow SSa
co. Oats duh at 70a75 Pork quiet 1T $685. Bacon
weaker; shoulders 15.
CNcneNA11. March 5.-whiskey quiet and firm at
o. Provisions Arm, with little demand; quotations
nominal Mes. 3srk held at fSl rs. Bulk should
ers offered freely at 12H Bacon, jobbinR sales OF
shoulders at 1917; clear rib sides 16H; clear sides
II. Lard dull at 1salsH.
ST LOUIS, March 5.-whiskcy firm at %. Pork
dull at sSo Dicon heavy aud declined q; should
arc IA. clear rides TX. Lard dull and nominal.
WILMINGTON, March 5.-spiriis Of turpen,ine dull.
Rosn steady at 81 75a2 75 Crude turpentne at sls5
az. Tar SC lower, at So IS. Cotton dull at 27c
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-Iess pork S32. Lard Tx.
Clear sides 17H Flour 5Jka6. Corn 65a6T WhiaEcS
%.
AUGUSTA, Mach 5.-Cotton frmc-; sales 456
balos receipts 200; niddling o7Ha2Th
SAVANNAH, March 5.-Cotton quiet but frn; mid.
ding 2s,2slx; sales 20; r. C 'ipts 5O4.
MOBILE. March 5.-Rccaipts of the week 325G
bales exports to Grsat Britain 6029 bales; TO France
nonc to other foreign ports lit haes coastwise1 174
bales stock on hand 53744 bales; sales $3.50 bales.
Sales to-day $50 bales; narko; firm; low middling
a6a<.; receipts sS2 bales; exports coastwisc Loo
bales.
New ORLEANS, March 5.-Cotion advanced &c;
idding <sosic; sales to-day 6l0o bales; sales of
the week 1G sou bales; receipts today $3.50 bales
for the week 93 bales; exports to-day 1885 ba!es
exports to Liverpool 1898 bales; Continent ISL
bales; Vera Cruz 356 bales; coastHise $3.50 bales;
stock 1884 bslss. Gold SlS6. Sterling 13I.
New York sight " premium. Sugar dull and too
ua,et,led for quotations. Molasses lower; prime 72.
Interior Cotton Markots.
cHts1ER. March 2-yerv little eotteu Offering.
We quot, the market dull at 2G>a fer middlng.
ROCK HILL. March 1.-Market has been steady
during tn waek, ut from 20 10 z'c ior H'uunns.
Sales tod. y at &c.
COLUMBUS. March a.-Mosersts demand existed
on basis OF 26Hc for Northern middlipgs. Ware
house sales l49 bales. Receipts 14o bales.
YoRKvILI." March 8. Cotton is in demand. the
the supply bci,g short and salss for the wees light.
Prices have advanced since our last. and gool mid
dlings are gu )ted this mornins at 26Hc.
CHARLOTTE. March 1.-DurinK the p,tt week
cotton was rather dull with declining tondonry.
sales for the week II bales at from 2s to 21ic, mar
ket closing dull on Saturday at 27c for midd'ng.
Memphis Cotton Market.
MEMPHIS, March 2-Tbe market was very dull
and factors found it impossible to effect sales except
at sacrifice. sales were from 4oa to 300 bales,
chiefly in small lots and at irregular prices. lhe
only important transaction WAS ECO bales middilrg,
on terms not known, but said to have been 2Sc
| This occurred during the morning. Ia the evening"
New York having declined and closed dull, 1t WAS
matter of extreme difficulty to realize this price
o,,1 harm sn
low as 27Hc. The decreased receipts 1t the ports for
The 6rst three days of the week ayerted the hroak
down which looked for yesterday. and while
New York closed u to 70 lower, the feelinR here
evening several factors took advantage of the low
rates OF freight ofcr ed by the Baldmsre and Ohio
Railro d. and shipped eastward Tor market. The
ppont of this road in the market at 90c TO New
York 8oc to Phiade phia and 81 10 to Providence,
and picked up about GOO bales II was ruInorod that
engagements ut 80 lower wer, made Other l:n:s
renamed firm at The revised rates.
COTTON srATEMEST.
Stock on hand September ], 1858 .......... Al
Received to-day. ..................: 800 ,.-
Received previously. 2Os, .995
Total. o,al............................... 20O,o42
Exported to-day Observation-Disclosures. S17
Exported previously. Is, 500
Stock on hand ............................23 .23 45a
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. March 2.-CoTToN.-For the week
ending to-day, the market hIs exhibited ANNA
t,on and there has been but little disposition TO
either buy or SELL To- day tho Liverpool market
was dull aud unchanged. and New York is also re-
ported dali, with disposition to press sales Our
market is quiet, and prices nearly nominal We
Suote ordinary A14a26; good ordinary 26K; low
midd ing 2sa2e!z. 2sa22ee4z.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1. 1865. 6o
Received to-day. ...................'..: 2ot
Received Previously. ................ss ss'sSs-'soeo
To!al. .................'.'',;.' ''s''lo
Shipprd to-day. ......................: ~ -o
Shipped previously. ~, 2,sss-S29io
Stock on hand oiAS
The receipts Up to this period last year amounted
to Co. TAG bales with shipments OF 67,826 and stock
on hand ct 5422 bales
CoaN.-The demand for corn was more liberal
than for tho prev GUS day. mostly on Southern
orders and prices closed firm. We quote ear Goa
SIC; shelled G3aGjo and 76afSaS0c for s,oked and
depot delivery. We hcard Of the aalc OF 10000
bushels delivered on the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad, IS miles from the city. sacks included,
at 75c
Conslgnces per South GnIo KaIiroad
March 5.
ss4 bales Cotton % bales Yarn. SO packages Bacon,
On bbls Whistcy So bbis Flour. 180 sacks Flour.
1884 bushels Grain 2 cars Wood. caIs So.k To
Railroad Agent Caldwell Son, lburston Holiness
| g W Williams 90, Graeser Smith, Peizer, Rod
rers l. Co. Frost L Adgcr, Movry 4 20, d JENNINGS
CO. Kirkpatrick Witte, Shsckeiford & Kelly,
| G Courtney & Co, Ryan. G. q Walter Co, j
E Sloan, II Bulwlnklo, Bollmdhn Rrs. r
| Caldv we'll II Cebia L. Co. J Robson. West l. jones,