The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-13
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

| Markets by Telegraph.
| FOREIGN MARKETS.
| LONDON, February 12-Noon on.-Consols unchanged
Bonds 1879. Sugar fl M ashore and aHoat
| Two p. M.-Sugar excited; on the spot 3Ss Cd !;
afioat 2Ss Cd.
LIVERPOOL, February 12-Noon-Cotton quiet
| Uplands 1214da1226d; Orleans 12hda122Sd Sales
10000 bales sales OF tho week 1000 bales. Exports
1000 bales speculation 22OG0. Stock 265 900; Amer.
| lean 81, 0C0 bales. Old corn 33s Cd; new 31s Sd.
Two P. M.-Stock afoat 1856 600 balos; American
! 6,OOO bales.
Laer-The circular to-day estimates stocks at
900 bales; American 93 600. Yarns and fabrics
| at Manchester heavy.
| aEvening.-eotton easier but not lower; uplands
1214al22sd; Orleans 12}Sal2%d. Sales 5000 bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
New YORK, February 12.-Stocks dull and unset
| tied. Money 7. Sterling 9I. Gold 3515. 62's,
| 14A Cotton lower at 30a30A cents.
Evening.-Cotton dull and lower Sales 1000 at soc.
Flour less active and scarcely SO firm, but without
decided change. Wheat less active and cely so
firm. Corn less active, lower, old white armer.
Mixed western, new, 92a94 old 81 04a1 o5. Oats
6rmer Pork dull and heavy ut S32 80. Lard lower.
Kettle 2O}sa2oz. Whiskev quiet and unchanged.
Rice dull. Sugar excited Muscovado 12ha13.
Coffee firm. Molasses excited. New Orleans 15a7s.
Turpen'ine 57a57h. Rosin So 5Oas 60. Freights
dropping. Cotton, by steam, 14d. Governments
closed active and buoyant. 62's. 14M. Money easy
and abundant at 5a7. Gold 35. Sterling on South
ern securities generally quiet. Stocks closed dull
BALTIMORE, February 12.-Cotton and flour quiet
and steady. Wheat advanced SC; choice Maryland
So 80. Corn higher at 00a92c Oats, rye and provi-
slons firm.
CINCINNATI, February l2.-Flour dull-family 81
| mr.
Provisions unsettled and nominal. Bac on should
ers l414. Mess pork $33. Lard 20,
ST. LOUIS. February 12.-Pork and bacon dull;
shoulders 142<a14M.
LOUISVILLE February IL Mess pork $685. Bacon
shoulders lax; clear ribbed sides 17a4a1s. Lard
2OI. Whiskey Sc
WILMINGTON, February 12.-Spirs turpentine
| dull at 53c Rosin dull. Turpentine 5a10c lower.
| Tar steadier and sc higher. Cotton dull; mid
ding, 2sc
| AUGUSTA February 12.-Cotton dull and declin-
ing; sales 800 bales; receipts $50 bales; midding,
27a28c.
SAVANNAH, February 12.-Coton quiet and nomi-
nal; middling 2ssla29; receipts 2,o0o.
| MOBILE, February 12.-Recepts of the week 8,646;
exports coastwise 1856; stock 6ossa; sales 1850;
sales to-day 500; market quiet; low middling 27Zc;
receipts 27e4.
bales; receipts for the week gross 25094 bales net
23693 bales; exports to-day 5625 bales; exports for
the week to Liverpool 4A8 bales to the Continent
6543 bales coastwise 839 bales Stock 1854 OCT bales
Sales to-day 5000 bales gales for the week 80, $50
bales. Market steady; Iuidding 2saa2sc. Gold 351S
! Sterling Asaza47. York sight d discount. Sugar
active and igher prime 13Aai4 yellow clarified Is
a15Hc. Molasses active; prime 6aa7Oc.
Interior Cotton Markets.
| COLUMBIA: February 11.-Coton continued in
were disposed Of at very full prices, viz: 281Sc for
middlin2s.
CAMDEN, Fe bruary IL Cotton 51Sa28c.
ABBEvIr.LE, February 1o.-sales Of cotton for
the week 100 bales prices ranging from rs to 27c
closing firm ut 26Ac.
CHESTER. February 9.-The market has been
animated during the past week on the basis Of 27c
for m1ddhngss closing dull at this figure
YORKvILLE, February 1O.-An advance of szc
was made during the week. but the price has since
| declined little, and middlings quoted to-day
| at 26A to 26hc. The supply has been good and the
| market active as many as 125 bales having been
!, sold in one day,
| ROCK HILL. February s.-The market has been
very active with sales Of about $50 bales during the
week, at from p to 27alc for middhngs Closing
| firm with upward tendency.
| CHARLOTTE, February g.. During the past
at .8 to 28c closing steady Mt the outside figure.
| Sales for the week 319 bales.
| MACON, February 10.-The market to-day was
rather change BILE, Opened at 27a27Ac for mid
dlings. Closed at about the same figures. Receipts
| l44 bales; shipments TAB bales; sales 408 bales
| ATL ANITA, February 10.-Cotton 2sc; receipts
light
| COLUMBUS, February 1O.-Northern middlirgs
nominay 27c. No shipping demand. Warehouse
sales 16S baes at prices RANGING from 25]Sa27Ac-
principally 26a27c; receipts 267 bales.
SELMA. February o. Sales lso bales, 2sa2s15c.
Market closing quiet but firm. Fs
MONTGOMERY. February 1o.-Cotton market
| quiet at 27]sc for ow mddiings.
Nashvile Market
| NASHVILLE, February 0.-CorroN-During the
| week just closed the market has been quiet and
| steady. there not being d difference in prices
i from the opening to the close. ff
To-day the receipts We're very liberal, but there
was not much disposition to operat holders were
making demands that buyers not willing to &C.
cept. In the afternoon the dispatches from Liver
pool and New York indicated much better cling,
which caused our market to close firm as follows
s0Gs Below snaRy %s GIVE asas sa os a
of the day: Receipts 6c8 sales 298; shipments 615
| COTTON sTATEMENT. 4
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1888............ GO
Received previously. 80 ss7-3s, ,Oot
Total. Observation-Disclosures. sa,oet
sSimpped To-Day ............ ..........8lS
Shipped previously .27 868-28, A81
sto, K on hand Observation-Disclosures. ,Ssl
The receipts of cotton up TO this date last yeaI
footed up o. O15 bales. with shipments $685. and
stock ON hand Of 3644 bales.
WHHAr.--Ihe market for all grades was Arm at the
advance noted In our last. We note sales of 1A1
bushels Mediterranean at 81 70al 7 25 red at 81 81
al 90; 4l9 amber at 81 95a9; and lit poor white
at 81 90.
CORN The demand continues in excess Of the
supply but more liberal receipts looked for In
market are filed, prices will work easier. The re