The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-21
COMMERCIAL AND p1NAnoIAL.

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! CHARLESTON, April 19.-The price of
cotton has remained very steady through-
snI the week, and the value of the article
mas been sustained, notwithstanding the
raH IN the English market and the de-
pressed condition Of the commodity at
most entirely due to the limibed stock new
mere. The receipts Of the week sum mn
SD0ut 1900 bales, and the sales abont
l,9o0, at from S5@37 cents per pound for
MD middhng to good middIing cotton. There.
abont iaiE ano demand ena yesterday, with sales Of
,n .aons: Gr13inary to good ordinary, 2S032:
low middling, 33@34; middlinc. 35: sfyicit
mlld1dilng, 36; good middling 81.
inere mas been no transactions in Sea
Ea ls,and COTTON, and holders are shipping to
Europe tor a market
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1866. :. $50 I cs&a s&1a
'teeeipts from Sept. 1, 1855, to N'N1'
Receipts from April IL to
April 18, 1866. Al o OF,
IStsl E5na,Js receipts. AIS 1875
Exports from Sept.
II 1865, to April
", 1885,; -. 4,l75 70,25a
April 10, 1866, 81 1889
Total exports 4,2O2 72.14a
On hand and shipboard. 516 < eea
The receipts of rice are very sm., go
the stock so limited as to give all transac-
tlons retail character. Prices UNCHANGED
say IlC0l l2c. per pound for clean Carolina
Inc supply of naval stores received du-
rlng the week is very limited, but we report
a fair demand, and the sale Of ESQ barreIs
OF rosin, at s2@s1O per Dbl. SPIRITS Tnr.
pentlne, IS cents per gallon, tax paid.
During the week, the receipts of North
River hay have been light, but several CON.
slderable lots Of Eastern have come to
a. nano. n we learn OF sales of Eastern at
quoted ut s1.60 per hundred.
Although the receipts Of corn of the
Week nave been large, the demand con-
ilnues good, and the market Is active and
buoyant. We learn of considerable sales
3t "nlte corn, at Sl.O90$1. 13 per bushel.
asked. '"snet Is
:, The arrivals Of oats continue ample for
the dem iad. We learn Of no large sales
the Jobt mg price being about 70 cents per
The supply Of flour continues large and
the market dull, ut s7.37a@s7. so for mid
ding, SITS for fine, and ss.25@ss for suner-
fine.
The market is largely supplied with ba-
eol, anu Ire demand only on limited
scale. Shoulders are selling l4@15 cents
per pound; sides, 17@17}c.; hams, 22M26c.
lnere are no transactions in salt. and the
article dull. We quote, in a limited wav
81 oO(11 70 per sack. The brokers' are buy
ing gold at 26, and selling at %.
NASHVILLE, April 1S.-But few bales OF
cotton we're offered yesterday, and those
were readily taken at 22@25ic. Noon de-
spatches from New York reported the
market dull and nominal at yesterdays
quotations, 37@3Sc
CINCINNATI, April 17.-Flour is frnoer.
superfine: s7.25@S7. SO; extra, So .25a8. 50:
family, So. 9.5O0s9.75; fancy, $40. 250sI2
W heat Is buoyant and hut little offered
No z, red, S1.9S; No l, old, s2.9OMs2. az.
extra ditto, s2.409s256 Corn is firmer
at 32Cg53 in elevator, aud 64@65 in sacks:
54055 in ear. Whiskey is dull, at s2.2
Provisions arc frmer, but prices nm
changed. Mess pork, 25@253: bulk meats
loC9l3; bacon unchanged, shoulders. 12c.
sides, l4}c., and clear sides. l52c. Iard
1sic. Gold, sl.25@s1.25i '
New ORLEANS, April 17.-Cotton ia un-
changed. Sales Of 1900 bales low mid
ding, at 35@36c. Receipts, TO-DAY. $50
bales. Receipts for four days. I. 500 bales
against 6,96O bales same time last week
Exports 1850 bales. Stock on hand. l6s-
~ 6aies: Ness pork, stiff, 2sc.; hog, soc.