The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

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NEW YORK, June 27.-The cotton
movement for the week was compare
lively light, both in receipts and exports;
receipts were small, and for any one
week since the cotton season commenced
to draw to close, exports show very
heavy falling off rs compared with last
week, but are largely in excess of CORES
ponding week last year; receipt, at all
ports for the week were 12,947 bales,
against Is, ,526 last week, II, 995 previous
week, and 22,441 three weeks since.
These figures show uniform and gra-
dual decrease in receipts; exports from
all ports for the week were 19,89S bales,
against 40, 1872 last week, and 8,104 this
week last year. Preceding figures show
fitful and irregular movement in the
export line; receipts ut all ports from
September l, 1869, to date. reach
2.813, 323 bales, against 2,096,6O4 for
same time last year, showing an increase
Of ZIG, 719 in favor Of the present season
exports from all ports from September l,
1869, to date, 2,042, 1873, against 1,4O9,-
9O7 last year, showing an increase of
632. .276; the stock at all ports is FOG, 227,
against II, 053 last year; stock at the in
terror is 2.6l3, against 46, 365 last week,
and 5,835 this date last year. The stock
OF cotton in liverpool is 642, 900, against
338, 600 last year; the amo6nt of Ameri-
can cotton afloat for Great Britain is
loo, 900, against 70, 600 last year; amount
OF Indian cotton ahoat for Europe is
32O. .663, against 626,754 last year. Ac-
counts of the growing crop are favorable
IN the main, although there has been
considerable complaints of lato of too
much rain In many sections of the South.
we cannot learn, however, that any
serious damage has resulted from rain,
except in few localities. The heated
term, lnaugurated at this point during
the week, seems to have extended gene
rally to the South, and latest advices are
more favorable to the growing plant.
The cotton market here was a little
tirmer at the opening of the week, but
afterwards became dull and heavy. with
n decline in prices. III cotton circles,
prices at which the new crop is likely to
open was subject of much discussion;
during the week, some transactions were
made at 18@191s for October delivery,
which is about the only indication at
present
New York, Juno 2S-Noon.- Cotton
market heavy and irregular. Govern
ment's opened very heavy, and about i
@4c. lower than last nj ght. State se-
curities dull Money 3@5. Exchange
long 9A; short 1O14. Gold dull and
unchanged $40. 62's, coupon,
lO38; Tennessee's, ex-coupon, 661a asked ;
new 6411a; Virginia 6's, coupon, 7Os6; Vir-
ginia G's, ex-coupon, 70 asked; new G9al
asked; Louisiana G's, old, Tx; new rs;
levee G's II; SIS 95; Alabama SIS 1Ul;
5's 76 asked; Georgia G's SO asked; North
Carolina rs, old, 1915 asked; new 27;
South Carolina rs, old, 90 asked; new
81. Flour and corn dull, without decid-
ed change Wheat dull and declining.
Pork lower-mess 29.75. Lard heavy,
at 157G@16. Cotton nominal; sales 200
bales, at 207s@21as. Freights dull.
Up. Motion lower sales 400 bales;
middling uplands 2o2l. Flour 1o@2Oc.
lower. Wheat 3(04c. lower-winter red
and amber Western 1.40@1.45. Corn
unchanged. Pork lower, at 29.G215M
29.75. Lard dull and lower-kettle 16M
lG3i. Whiskey firmer, at 1.O3. Gro
ceries quiet. Money 335. Freights
unchanged. Gold 11A911aS. South
erns generally steady.
BALTIMORE. June 2S.-Cotton nomi-
nal, at 202l. Flour weak. Wheat dull
and nominal Corn more doing-yellow
1.o5@l.07; white 1.15@1.18. Oats
dull, Mt 60064. Provisions unchanged.
Whiskey 1.03@lO4.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn dull. Whiskoy firmer,
at LOO Mess pork held at 5000. Ba-
con quiet-shoulders 1875; sugar cured
hams 2lM@22.
New ORLEANS, June 28.-Cotton quiet
and steady -middling 19@10L; sales
$500 bales; receipts 235.
MOBILE, juno 28.-Cotton quiet-low
middling IS; sales SO bales receipts 60.
ASAvANNAH, June 2S.-Cotton quiet
middling 181a@1831; sales 100 bales;
receipts 452; stock 1852.
AUGUSTA, June 29.-Cotton in good
demand at lower rates, with free offer
ings-sales AGO bales receipts Is; mid
ding 173s@1S.
CHARLESTON, June 28.-Cvtton dull
middling 1S1a; sales 80 bales; receipts
1923; stock 5,5S9.
90 oLoSDoS, June 2e-.Noon.- -Consols
0256. Bonds 9OLi.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton quiet-uplands 10@1O16. Orleans
1Oll(@l0ss. bombay shipments of cot
tor, ~ tbo O7l,, Oo mn