The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-21
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS,

LONDON, November 2o-Noon.-Consols ssh;
FRA FaANEroRr, November 2o-Noon.-Bonds s7h
PAs1s, November 2o-Noon.11Rentes Ssf roc.
nrm. Stocks dull and steady. Gold heavy at
bonds dull and heavy. Money easy at 4aS per
cent. Exchange, long OK, short io&.
Evening.-Freights very nrm. Money easy at s
as per cent Sterling nrm. Gold weak at 1oa
% ments steady. State bonds inactive. Tennes.
sees very weak, and sold down to e!x. New
South Carolina bonds very weak, and SOLO AZ
2sh but were somewhas better dur9g g.s dne si's1 ar
new s5 Loulsianas S.; new IS; levee sixty.
eights u.s. Alab ,ma elghts 9S; nves IS. Georgia
skies OF eighty. seven, SO. North Carolina 3S&;
new 20. South Caroinas 7oh; new 2'h.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November r20-Noon.-Cottono opened
nrm; upands sHd, Orleans 9xda9Xd.
Later-Cotton nrm; sales 10, 900 bales; specua.
ton and export 5000 bales.
Evening.-Cotton closed frm at noon quota
-tions; upiands 9Hd Orleans eAasX.
NSw YORK, November 2o-Noon Cotton frm;
uplands lsxc, Orleans l93fc; sales 1000 bales.
Sales OF cotton futures on saturday evening 1900
bales, as follows December 18AalS5Sa18 5-l6;
January % y isXals GIG; February lsK; March
10 I.I6aleX; April I9Ials 5-l6; May lsk.
Evening Cot on strong; sales 4o!s; nplands
1sXc, orleans 1s'!c sales OF future: TO-DAY so2s
lsX, IS SIG. IS 16; January, 1S, IL GIG; Na
February, Is 1915; March, 10 1l6al9H; April, ,leH,
10 5.ls, isH; May, 1skals1. 1.,,
BOSTON, November &ICoteon quies' iniuui!!B Tl Tx
1Sxc; net receipts 800 bales; gross sI5; sales $50;
PHILADELPHIA, November 2o.-Cotton steady; !;
ass BIETxoRs, s November 2o.-cotton firm; mid.
dlngs Hc; net receipts 255; gross Si5; exports
to Great Britain $780, coastwise 40; sales 4So STOCK
5052 bales
middncs l7Hc; net receipts 2Sle; exports coast
wise 1859; sales l50; stock 1858 bales.
WILMINGTON, November 20.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings l7Xc; net receipts lis; exports coastWise
SAVANNAH, November 2o.-Cotton IN good de-
mand; offerings light; mid ilings 171al7Ic;
net receipts $3.50 bales; exports to Great Britain
1888; coastwise l247; sales 2loo; stock 5s,94i'
at lTkc; receipts 5I90.
MOBILE, Novem er 2o.-Cotton strong; mid
dngs l7Aal7Nc; net receipts S7ss; exports coast
Wise 776; sales 100; stock 49, ,S4.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2O-Cotton quiet;
middlings 1871 net receipts S94S bales; gross
9lS5; exports 10 Great Britain 2lS4; to Continent
GALVESTON, November 2o.-Cotton frm; good
ordinary 15Xal6c; net receiptg 1902 bales; ex
ports 20 Great Britain 1l00 sales 700; stock 3ll20
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November 2O-Noon.-Flour dul
and heavy. Wheat quiet and declining. Corn
Lard quiet Turpen'ine steady al 67Ha6Sc. Rosin
outlet and unchanged at 81 rs for strained.
Eveniug.-Flour southern dull and lower; COM
mon to fair extra So Soa7 5o good to choice 81 55a
s25 whiskey closed heavy at 81. Wheat 1rreg
ular and unset led; winter red Western 81 60al 81
Corn scarce and firm and N good specu atiy2 de.
mand at 7eas0. Rice firm o. sHae. Pork heavy
at S l3al3 20. Lard heavy at o.. Navals steady.
Tallow steady.
BALTIMoRs, November 2o.-Flour quiet and
hrm; Western family 81 62h, SaS 3d. Wheat
hrmer; amber 5, s0al 50; good TO prime RED 81 %
al IS; common 70 fair 81 45al 60. Corn dull;
white 70a74c; yellow 6Sa70c Oats 50a5lc. Rye
90aS1. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whis-
key quiet al 941sae5c.
WILMINGTON, November 2o-Spirits turpentne
steady at 62c. Rosn hrm at SIS so for No. l; 81 so
for No 2; 81 for low No. 2; 50 for extra pale; SIS
for pale. Crude turpen,ine steady at So so for
hard; s. 25 for yellow dip; So IS for virgin. Tar
steady at So e5.
LoUlsvILLE, November 2O.-Bagglng very dull
gnd heavy; hemp and lax 151zal6c. Breadstutrs
and provisions quiet
ST. LOUIS. November 2O.-Corn active and high
.er. Whiskey ss1c. Pork lower at SIS 30. Bacon
dull
C1HcISSATI. November 2o.-Flour and corn
steady. Pork, full prices asked; old Sl2 IS; new
sl2. Lard lower at Ssc. Bacon lower; clear rib
6Za7c. WhisEey sSc.