The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-04
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, March 2.
roon.-consols s2,<. Bonds ok.
FRANKFORT, March 2
Noon'-0o'u' wa PARIS, March2.
Neon--Nen'e' wv NEW YORK, March 9.
Soon.-stocks strong Gold 1rm at 10i4.
Money &C I've a S .. per dS
DIs IEyening.-Money stringent: rates OF interest
eIasX. Gold 10xaloK. Loans nom to Z: 1, SIX,
ytwos i1H Eighty ~ iss,ar. ses Noras Caro-.
iinsa. old, firm, but closed quiet. Tennessee
ayes e8: new 6s. Virginia skies 30; new bl.
ionisIans skies ST. new so. Levee skies 81; elgnts
Alabama eghssh s9 nyGs a. eeT
South Osrolinas SIX; new SIX. Bank Statement
Loans decrease s2O8. 400; specie increase s4iS,.
600: legal tenders decrease l,l72. 500; deposits
decrease 81, ,S46, 400. Ffeghts dull.
COTTON MARKETS.
- = LIVERPOOL, March 2.
orsssns II XaiIXd; shipping at New Orleans lid.
>.ister.-Cotton heavy; uplands lid, Orleans
llXallXd; sales 5000 bales; speculation anu e3'
Port 1000 NEW YORK. March 2.
esi; Noon.-cotton opened quiet but steady; up
land 22xo, Orleans 22hc; sales lso psies ,, oo,>,
orleans sSXc; sales 75O bales. Sales Of future
cntio1 to day s75O bales as follows: March, AKA.
n 1i.ls; April, 22Ha22 6-l6; May, 22Ha22h;
June, 22xa22 1880. ,,,, v,,o,o
Cotton quiet aud weak; middllDg! 22Hc; net re-
PHILADELPHIA, March Q.
Cotton quiet; middlings 22xc: Gov, uor,tso
Cotton quiet but steady midnhng 22a121c; net
receipts aio; gross $50; sales 1885, STOCK Ssa2. ,o
Cotton dull; middnng &c; MT receipts 20 bali 8;
aYn0rta c0aYtH i6e lao. 6tOCE 1878.
eApoi'' 'o'o'". .'' '-' SAvASNAH. March 2.
Cotton tending down; buyers and sellers apart;
midding 2lka!hc net receipts S estes saV. saso Se
ports TO Great Britain eo'o; coast"He 'o'' s0ie'
'w' s'o'A ''''''' AUGUSTA. March 2.
Cotton quiet and weak at 2oxc; receipts 42s
bales; sales 32S- ,r.,,,, ,ro,oho
Cotton, holders asking higher rates. but buyers
refuse; middling nominally 2iHa2lXc; receipts
'17;6 bales.s ,r,, ,r,,,,o
Cotton quiet; midtliugs 2lxS net receipts sSS
bales; exports to Great Britain 47o7; safes Soo;
stock 6l,ss7. -o,,,,s ua-o,o
Cotton dull and nominal: middlings 2lIc; ne net
receipts S4l4 bales; gross 3S4o; exports t2sLlVel,
pool 8eiS; Falmouth 44l6; Antwerp 2lS0; keVel
5000; Crsnstsdt 1919; Barceions liI'' Nc" iofA
sz'' saie' '1''' o'''A GALVESTON, March 2.
Cotton dull and nominal good Ordinary 1shc;
net receipts 2l3; exports 20 Great brlealn oos;
Hc0aStWlee 6eoi Sales LVV' o'oSA ~ .i'0 oSo
~ -: "a PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
H. LIvERPooL. March 2.
Noon.-Breadst1ns quiet Cumberland cut
,' o' W. NEW YORK, March 2.
> Eoon.-Flour unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn
s,eady. PORK dun; mess SIS sosl4. Lard heavy;
otesm eHasX 7urpentine heavy at sSh. Rosin
quESv qEven;ng,WFl, uncommon to fair extra South
.ern s7aT Is; good to choice 81 sOas 90. wneas s
mIet but steady; winter red Western 81 20. Corn
Steady. new western mixed. afloat, Toxic. Oats
frmer at 62a54xc. PORK heavy at SlS !6alS 30;
yLsr dull; kettle exc. Naval stores quiet ana
noo'1' CINCINNATI, March 2.
Mess pork offered at s12 so, with no demand
:. Hhiskey steady at S5c. Grain unchanged. Pro-
. visions quiet aud unchanged. ,,.-o, .
whlskey dull at sec. Provisions dull and noml'
nal PORK $l2 75a1a Bacon-cear sides 7Ha71c'
Lard quiet; s1Ic offered, but refused.