The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-17
COMMERCIAL. AND FINANCIAL

New YORK, February 13-Flour steady
sS.75@sl5. Wheat advanced
Sisozc- ns Corn advanced 1c.-sales at 77@slc
Lard dull, at 15l@1S5c. Whiskey dnll all
3s2. .22@S2. %. Cotton firm, at 45c. Snoar
md coffee quiet. Naval stores dull. Cold
New YORK, February 15-cotton quiet
sales 1,zoo bales at 455. Gold 37s.
.BAL-1MoRE, February 13.-Flour Quiet
i high grades firm. Wheat firm@pennsyl- e /
|vania red, 81 81; Corn dull and lower
white, 90c.; yellow, TIC. Provisions dnliI
and inactive. Whiskey dull.
L1yERpooL, January 3d.-sales of cottonl
for the two days l,7OO bales. Market dnli1 |
with a downward tendency. Consois s6IW
}S7s. United States fivc-twenties 66M66S.
], CHARLESTON, February 1G.-Since our
slast statement, the cotton market has suf-
Tered a decline: On Friday last, some
TRANSACTIONS took place on the basis of ACC
sIor EooG a;o mlaeaIlng; e but on Saturday the
32ubllGatlon OF the European news, showing
II decline in the English markets. suspend
I'd operations fer the day, buyers and
sellers beluS unable to come to terms. On
Monday, holders having Yielded to de-
lime OF &C., some TRANSACTIONS occurred:
ma on IHesday and Wednesday there was
sold, at 41@43c for strict to GOOD rood MID MD
ling. The sales Yesterday Indicated a
1rm market, with unchanged prices Sea
3lsland continues to arrive in uplimited
quantity, the better grades being i'm de-
5,nand at full prices, while the lower quail
.1es M are cT1, with declining tendency.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1865. =. ss2 &c G
receipts from Sept. l, 1865. to
Feb. Z, 1866. Q ese 81 TAG
Receipts TsH 5. from Feb: to 1'''1 o. ~
feo' IL 14''..'.-.......... 344 2,o7s
Total receipts. ........ 3,6ss sc, ,sa4
Exports from Sept.
l, ls65, to Feb.
, 8, 1866; ....:. 1926 47,45s
From Feb. to
4 feb. 10, 1866. -. ZOE
Total exports. ., ,926 4S, 1s2-2.o2s 4s 1872
Stock on hand 1852 sIsy
The city mills have rcce;- d about 4 'OO0
& bushels OF rice since our list report-the
4 market remaining about the SAME as last
Z quoted. Clean Caroliua brincs 1l01oc ner
5onnd - pe'
4 Allnaval stores that have arrived. nassed
through to other markets, and We have
acard of no sales. Market nominal.
Inc receipts of North River hay amount
! 20 some 9oO bales, which is .lling freely
IT 81 go per hundred 4 lot of Eastern ar
4 3rlved some time back, and sold a the same
I cate.
There is heavy supply Of corn, which
HAS exceeded the demand. and the sales at
the week have been ut q decline. a cargo
! II white corn, from Norfolk. has been sold
Ut Sl.O1 per bushel, we;yht, and some
IL, 0Oo bushels, more or less DANA gcd, were
disposed OF at $4,000. per bushel.
Oats continue III good supply, and with
some inquiry. We quote 65@7Oc
Ihe market continues to he fully SUP
) 3Ried with 1onr, and good Northern and
80 50Gs10.
The bacon market is abunda ntlv SUD.
oled and the demand being very limited,
) the sales are generally ut low figure.
\ I'VE quote shoulders 15@l7c.; sides, 10000
Salt continues very dull, and we have
I sheard Of no large transactions. Dealers
8are asking S2@s2 %
FrefShts to Liverpool are dull, but there
\ no change in rates, and we quote Id. 70,
upland and Id. for Sea Island To Ne. !,
York, steamers are asking lc per lb. or
sOpland cotton. Sailing vessels &c. per lb
Bills OF exchange on England have re.
:eded, and sixty day checks have been solo
It 6.45, with tendency to decline. Sigh
traits on New York are purchased by the
brokers to Oft, and sold at par
Cold IL purchased by the brokers at 3S
! and sold at 4Oc.
Counting House Calendar for 1866.