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

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON. April 8.
Noon -oonsols s2H. Fives 81 Bullion de-
Ever!ng.-tulhon increased five and three.
FRANKFoRT, April 8.
Noon.-BoDds 95H.
PARIS, April 8.
Noon.-Rentes 66f.
NEW YoRK, April 8.
Noon-FreIghts quiet. Stocks nrm. Gold
firm at TX. Money firm at kaH per cent. } Z
change long TX; short 8. Governments dull
and steady. States bonds very nrm.
Evenlng.-Frelghts quiet. Thtre was slight
relaxation In the money stringency to day,
although rates for call loans continue high anu
ca orblLant. Borrowers with railway and miscel.
laneOuB collaterals paid from Il to u per diem for
money. Nearly all business at Hah. Exchange
com ,lelely demora;ized. Rates declined to un,
usually low point. There is very little demand
for exchange. Good to prime bankers sold nc 6x
al. Gold opened at TX. advanced TO TX, de.
clined 10 l7H, and clo,ed at 17hal7H. Loans
were from 70 to 80 for carrying. Governments
stesdy all day and prices little changed.
Laiesr.-There are no new features to stock
speculation more than yesterday or Monday, 80
far as any direct movement Is taken into consid.
eratIon, and until more settled condition or az
fairs comes this department OF trade is likely to
represe 1t no decided tone, and WILL be subject to
wnims on money, and gossip from Washington.
The money market shows no present signs OF
eo sc, and the renewal rates on call thus FAR are
xaX per cent. with seven per cent interest ad.
d. td-merc8nnle paper being entirely neglected.
The steamer Hansa takes four hundred thousand
IN al Yer cuin There is better movement report.
ed In southern state bonds, with sales OF about
forty.a thousand TeDnessees at 80, s0xas0h;
old now being S0X bid. and new go bid. Old Vr.
ginlas 40 old and 40 bid, deferred l3H. sales and
bid. In Carolinas there is nothing doing; new
July South Carollnas bring l7Ha2o, asked 221fs23.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.
Ncop.-Cotton opened quiet; upands q3fa
9Kd, Orleans 3xa9xd.
Later Cotton heavy; uplands 9hd, Orleans
sXd; sales 10000 bales; speculation and export
1000.
Evenin ,.-Cotton closed heavy; uplands 9Kd,
Orleans exc; sales include 5000 bales American.
NEW YORK, April 8.
Noon.-Coiton dull; sales, 47s bales; uplands
rvening.-Coston dull and Dominal sales 7os
bales; uplanrs l9xr. Orleans 2o1f; net receipts
s7l; gross OIL; sales for export to-day 60, last
bales, as follows April IS 1l-l6alS 1918; May
l9Ksl9 5.l6; June ls 716alsH; July 10 Elsa
I9 ll-l6.
BOSTON, April 8.
No business doing In cotton, to-day being last
day; net receipts SO bales; gross l2os stock 1900.
BALTIMORE, April 3.
Cotton dull and nominal; mddlings lsxc;
gross receipts 10 bales; exports to Great Britain
ls'; coastwlse s sales SG.SsnSa 81 STOCK s997 ADr
NORFOLK, April 8.
Cotton steady; low middliuRs lsxc; net re.
cepts 1895 bales exports coastwise 1S5; sales 60;
STOCK 1924
Cotton firm; mlddllngs lsXc; net receipts ss;
SAVANNAH, April 3.
sss % bales; exp exports 10 Great Blitsin s2l5; coast
wise 292; sales 400; stock 40, ,684.
AUGUSTA, April 8.
Cotton. buyers aRd aellers apart and prices
tendir down; mtddlipgs i7%alscj receipts 1es
'N'''' ''''N '' MEMPHIS April 8.
Cotton dull; low mlddlings l7xalsc; receipts
1874 bales; shipments 1888; stock 47,S4o.
MOBILE, april 8.
Cotton dull and nominal: mlddlings lsxc ne;
-''' '''ON NEW ORLEANS, April 8.
Cotton in moderate demand; ordinary 1Skc,
good ordinary 1870, low middlings lshc, mid.
exports to Great Britain 1850; sales l300 last eve
''e GALVESTON, april 8.
Cotton seems nrmer; net receipts ssl 81 bales; bale ex'
ports cDastwise 1859; sales 500; stock 67,059.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 8.
Noon.- Breadstuffi quiet.
Evening.-Oommon rosn sss I'd. Turpentlne
448 Cd.
Noon.-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
quiet aud steady. Corn quiet. Pork quiet and
hrm; new SIT, short and april delivery; $l7 rs
for JOB lots. Lard dull: Western steam SH. Tur-
pentine dull at IS. Rosin quiet at SO rs for
strained.
Evening.-Flour quiet. Whiskey steady at Elk
a9lAc. Wheat dull; heavy white winter ST s2s
90. Corn in moderate request and unchanged.
Rice outlet and steady at Sxc. PORK quiet and
steady at $lTa17 10. Lard q shade hrmer. Tur.
pentine heavy. Rosln weak. Tallow steady at
6Na9c. , .,o
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn
firm. oats quiet and steady. kye quiet and uu.
changed. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet but
Arm, Mess pork sl7al7 So. Bulk meats firm.
Bacon nrm; hams UNCHANGED. Lard unchanged.
western butter unchanged. Whiskey nrm at
90Ec.
WILMINGTON, April 8.
Spirits tarpentne quiet, and no sales reported