The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-23
Markets by Telegraph.

MONEY AAhhhfos
LONDON, January a.
Noon.-Conso,s s2x. Bonds ok.
EYening.-Consols 92H. Bonds s2N.
- PARIS, January %
N00''-i''' w. NEW YORK, January 20.
Noon.-Freights dul. StocSs steady. Govern,
ments nrm and steady. Money easy at 8; colo
steady at 0. Exchange-long 9X, short OK:
Evening -Frelgnts a shade hrmer. Money
easy at ss7. Exchanse heavy and lower. Gold
9asx; loans made from to for carrying. GOV.
ernments steady. sixty-twos 1oH. Tennessess
AZ. neW 6I Yrginias 40; new 90. Louislapas o.;
new So Levee sixes so; eights 20. Alabama
eights 90; fves 90. Georgia skies 70; sevens "a.
North CarolInas IS; new l6. South Carolnas 80;
new q. -
LIVERPOOL, January o.
Eoon.-ootton firm; uplands 1884, orleans
Ister-Cottou quiet and steady; sa'ea 1900;
speculation and export 5000.
Noon.-Co ton closed dull; tres ordiHaire II 3Sc
on spot, low middlIngs II Bic afoat.
Evening.-Cotton closed qaiet and steady; up
lands 1880 Orleans le% sass OF cot
-" NEW YoRK, January %
Noon.-Cotton quiet; middling uplends 22Hc,
Orleans exc; sales 1900 bales Sales future.
Saturday evening TOO bales, as follows: February
2iX, NIX, %, 2lI; March zig. % 6.l6, 4, n, K, a.
7.i6; April 22. Y; Nav 22A, q; June 2S
q EVe0lOR.-COLCOu Qutct3 ooCo Aooo oois't ef
lands 2axc, Orleans 22X. Sales Of cotton futures
to-day o4oO hales, as follows: janua 2A2lA
FebrIary 2lX 81 1916, FIX, q 1915, %: Marcn
2aX, % 7-le, 22h, % s-le; april Tx; May 22%'
BosroN January 20.
Cotton quiet: mlddnas 22kc; net receipts 400
oaes gross 451O saIss 400 STOCK s'oG Gsnuarv
oo'''A 4N'''' BALTIMoRE January %.
Cotton strong; middlngs 2lxc; net receipts 3s7
bales gross es5; exports coast"'se 20' safes ''0'
, S'~SA o NORFOLK, January %.
Cotton dull; low middlings 2oa20Ac; net re.
ceipts 2l28 bales exports coastWse 1885, saes loo'
WILMINGTON, January %.
Cotton firm; uiddlng 20%c; net receipts l27
baes exports coas'Wse IS; ssSHk 4SSl Sa5usrv
Cotton In fair demand, holders firm; micdlings
2la2IXc; net receipts 1882 bales; exports coast
wise 17ss; sales 27Oo; stock 1851. o
Cotton steady and in fair demand; middllngs
2oX; receipts $50; sales 400 bales -
Cotton actlve mddngs SSs1
Cotton quiet and weak; middlnRs 2o1; net re-
caints 4O76: exports to Queenstown 1000; to Bre.
men $50; sales S o; stock 66 5sS bales:
Cotton quiet and easy; midding, 2lha2lAc;
net Receipts 1888 bales; gross 636; exports TO
Great Britain 5sS2; Bremen 2eSs; HaVre eSS; Bar
Cel0na 14lUi coaStHise Aio1' eoe' .'00' osoen A0'
GALVESTON. January %.
Cotton quiet and firm; good ordinary 10 &c; net
receipts 1887 bales; exports 70 Great Britain 1904;
coastWtse 257; sales 500; stock s,l23.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January %.
>Noon.-Flour dull and heavy. Wheat quiet and
declining. Corn steady. Pc K steady; new mess
Sl4 25al4 81. Lard firm at eKaohc Turpenfine
dull az 69c Ros unchanged at 81 10 for strained.
Eyenipg.-Snuthern nuur dull; common 10 fa,r
extra Sc 75a7 35; good IT, c. oice extra 81 45a7 So
Wh!skey frm.r 81 02c. Wheat quiet; winter red
western 81 SSal SO. Corn In fair request; new
western mixed annst 7Oa72c. Pork quiet and
steady. Lard, kettle Sa9c. Turpentine dull
Rosin unchanged.
Pork unsettled at S13. Lard, advance asked but
none established; steam sc. Sides 7ha7Hc.
LoCISvILLB. January o.
Provisions nrm and in far demand. Pork
$lS 60 Bacon clear sides 7a7Kc, packed. Keg
lard loc. Whiskey steady at $50.