The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-19
CONEHERCIAL.

COM,1ERCIAL.
CorroS SUFPLy.-Thc New York pa
pers, of November IL, make tho follow
ing statement Ill reference to the receipts
and exports OF cotton, and as it probably
approaches the truth, we publish the state
ment for the information of cotton dealers
BCles.
Receipts at all the ports from May1
to the latest mail dates received in
New York by October 81. ...742, TIC
Receipts at all the ports from Sep
tember to the latest mail dates
received in New York by Novem-
bcr IL, 1865 400 900
Exports in the same period, say from
September to November ii, 1865. 1s5. 600
Estimated stock III the ports Noycm-
Der IL, 1868. .3a3, 600
CHARLESTON, November 1s.-A. the time
Of publishing our last weekly statement,
(says the Charleston Ne,cs) the cotton
market was entirely unsettled under
tho repeated decline of the article in the
foreign market, and wo wcro consequently
unable soIe to quote Prices as ,he5e ho5 had been
concluded to yield, prices fell some &c. per
pound, and several hundred bales were
disposed OF at 43@C45c. per pound for strict
to good middling. The news OF further
fall Of &c. per pound, which was received at
New York by the City Of Washington, does
not appear to have materially affected the
market-the sales which took place yester-
day being 40042c. for middling, and 400
45c. per pound for strict to good middling.
The stock on hand for sale is very light,
and the receipts for the past week hero are
quite small. amounting only to 1853 bales
last item includes somo parcels received
previously, but which were not counted
Nearly all the receipts Of Sea Island cotton
here are being shipped through, and we
rer :rt the market about the same as last
week, with small sales at SOC. .@$1.65 pcr
pound.
S. I'd. Cpd.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1865 1862 1910
Receipts from Sept. to Nov.
Receipts &c fp from Nov. to Nov. is a4o 10 Sss i,Sss
Tsts1 Esaa,5s, receipts $. "a. l's4s i;s.d a7,aos
Exports from Sept.
to Nov. 8, 1865. ,072 700
Prom Nov. 40 to
Nov. 16, 1865. -. 120 2,e52
Total exports. 1892 81, $50 1892 81, ,552
Stock on hand. d... 157 1851
Some 1,5OO bushels Of Carolina rough
rice have been received this week, and sent
to the mills. We have heard of no sales,
and report duh market at 12tM133c. for
Carolina clean.
About 400 barrels of rosin have reached
this market during the week, and sales of
NO. have taken place at $50s6 per Dbl. :;
No. from s7@ls9, and No. s12@S15. Re-
ceipts light, and no stock. Sales of spirits
OF turpcntinc have taken place at 65Gl7Oc
per gallon.
GnYNn c4 hn Iiv>fs - =
have been merely nominal. About 100
bales OF North River, which came in
steamer, changed hands at 50 per hundred
40 bales of North River were received in a
schooner last evening, and are consigned
to n dealer.
we learn that previous importations have
been disposed of at about S1.15 per bushel
for yellow; s1.1SGls1.2 90 for white Maryland
The market is abundantly supplied with
oats. with limited demand and prices as
before quoted-say 55c. per bushel.
cargo of Liverpool salt, which we re-
ported previously as having been sold ut
So per sack, is being rapidly disposed of in
smaller quantities at $3.50. Asecond cargo,
which was also mentioned as being off the
bar, has reached port, and some GOO sacks
have been sold, to be rc-shipped to Will
mlnSton. n. c., on private terms. So much
Of this cargo as remains on hand is offered
from on shipboard at 50. 40 per sack.
Frcights to Liverpool are quite dull, but
the rate of freight remains unchanged, and
We quote id. for upland, and I'D. for Sea
Island. To New York, by steamer, 81 per
bale, and dull; by sailing vessel to New
York SC. per pound on upland, and &c. for
Sea Island, with but little offering.
Bills OF exchange on England are selling
at G70M6S0. Sight checks on New York are
sold by the BANKERS +! per cent. off. The
purchasing rates vary, but may be quoted
at about per cent.
Gold is purchased by the brokers at i6ll
~, and sold at lSGCi9.
OBITUARY,
Died. IN Columbia, November II. HELEN
NANCEN eldest fanphfcr Of Robert and