The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-18
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, September II.
~Noon.-cotton opened quiet; uplands 9xa9Xd,
Orleans 10sl0hd; sales yesterday res chez $4,000
bales, whereof 1000 sold after close.
Later.-Cotton. .steadler: sales 10000 bales;
speculation and export 5000.
Evenlng.-Cott0n closed unchanged.
NEW YORK., September II.
~Noon.-Cotton steady; uplands 2OXc, Orleans
2lc; sales 3SS bales.
Evening. Cotton weak; sales Dol bales; up.
lands 20kc, o. leans 2lc; receipts OF cotton to.
day. net 48 bales; gross 1856. Sales Of cotton
futures to-day lo,4O0 bales, as follows: Septem-
Der. 1eHol9Xc;. October, lsxal9c; November,
ls4al9c; December, Is 13-l6al9c; January, 19Ha
l8hc; February, 10 13.l6a20c; March, 2OXa20Hc;
april 2lc.
BOSTON, September II.
Cotton quiet; mlddllngs 2ic; gross receipts
1892 bales; Sales 800; STOCK 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, September II.
Cotton quiet; middlings 20xc.
BALTIMORE, September II.
Cotton dull; mlddlings 2OHc; gross receipts 1916
bales; exports o0astwlse ITO; sales 270; last even
Ing 2l0; stock 700.
NORFOLK, September IL.
Cotton dull; low middllngs lSKc; net re.
bales.
WILMINGTON, September II.
Cotton quiet; middIings lSe; net receipts 295
bales; exports coastwlse 658; sales 1872; stock los.
SAVANNAH, September II.
Cotton In moderate demand; mIddlings 1916,
good ordinary l7hc; net receipts 22S bales; sales
100; stock 8436.
AUGUSTA, September II.
Cotton dull; middllngs 17xci net receipts ss4;
sales 283.
MsMPHIs, September II.
Cotton dull and nothing doing; mlidllngs 19c;
receipts 24 bales; shipments 40; STOCK 2lss.
MOBILE, September II.
Cotton firm; middlings lsHc; net receipts l8e
bales; exports c0astWise 28l; sales 900; STOCK 1886.
NEW ORLEANS, september II.
NNtfnn ofrnns. t.- roIIIllp0a 1QLn. Fntf6llnnu
l9X; net receipts 5000 bales; gruss 55cs; sales
256O; stock %, eli.
Cotton dull and nominal; good ordinary lea
l6Ac; net receipts 1ls9 bales; stnck lo,s73.
PROVISIONS AMI PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September II.
Notwithstanding firm. REQ Winter wheat 1s
su. Corn 2Ss cd. Lard Ais:
Noon.-Flour advancing. Wheat quiet and
nomlnally unchanged. Corn O. SHADE 1rmer.
Pork steady at $l4 ios14 25. Lard dun; steam s1
az 9-l8. Turpentine steady az 5s%absc. Rosin
quiet at 81 l4a4 Is for strained.
Eyening.-Flour q shade hrmer for common to
fair extra; good to choice $40 ooal2 90. Whlskey
90. Winter wheat very scarce; req western 81 10.
IA is; mess siIai1 SO; prime sl2 SCALE IS; prime
mess beef quiet at s5a7 for plain mess and $8a1O
for extra DO. Lard heavy OF SAa9k. Spirits tur-
pentlne steady, 5sxa6s. Rosin quiet at 81 loa4 Is
WILMINGTON, September IT.
Spirits turpentinp quiet ct 58ha57c. Rosiu quiet
at SIS IS for strained. So 9oa4 for low No l, SO rs
for extra No 2. Crude turpentlne trmer at So 26
for hard, SIS for yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet
and firm at So 10. -.
Flour firm, ST 5Oa7 rs. Corn steady at 46. Pork
at si3 rs. Lard firm at SA for steam rem
dered. Bacon In falr demand az 7ha7S for
shouIders; lie for clear sldes.
ST. Louis, September IT.
Flour steady. Corn nrmer at s6a37 for No 2
mixed. Whiskey frmer. Pork unchanged; sales
sales shoulders &C 7Zas; clear sides TX. Lard
frmer; sales summer OF 81.
LOUISVILLE, September II.
Flour firm and in good demand; family extra