The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-03
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NEW YonK, May 2.-Noon.--stooks
heavy and unsettled. Money easy, at
5@6. Exohange-long 91a; short 1O16.
Gold 15. Bonds 1216. Tennessee's, oo1-
pon, 69M; new 571a; Virginia's. oou-
pom and new, 691a; Louisiana levee 8's
911a; Alabama 8's 1O3; 5's 721a; Georgia
rs %; North Carolina's, old, 471d; new
231a; South Carolina's, old, 90; new 93.
Corn dull and unchanged. Flour 5(01Oc
better. Pork firm--mess 28.75. Lard
16A@1624. C.ctton dull and lower
23C0231e. Frs; shts quiet
P. M.-Cotton dull and unchanged; /;
sales 900 bales-uplands %. Flour-su-
perfine State 4.8O@4 90; common to fair
extra Southern G. 66. Money 5@6. Gold
l4asC9141I. Governments closed steady.
Southerns dull but generally steady.
Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, May 2.-Flour advanced
25c.-Howard street superfine s. 5.OO(95. 40.
Wheat firm-Maryland 1.42@1.6O. White
corn l.l2@1.1 IA; yellow liz. Mess pork
300. Shoulders 13T@1334. Lard II
@17I. Whiskey LOS.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-Corn 5000.
Whiskey 1.00@1.01. Mess pork firm, at
2o.00; no sales Bacon quiet and held
firmly, at 1234; shoulders 16L; olear rib
sides II; Lard held firmly, at lG1a primo
kettle, steam, 16.
Loursy1nLE. May 2.-Corn, sacked,
1.l5. Provisions very active. Pork
29.5O. Bacon 80; shoulders 16@1651;
clear rib sides 171a. Whiskey LOGO
1.02.
New ORLEANS, 2.-Cotton easier.
middling %; sales 1,50O bales; net re-
4.75; double 4.s5; treble 5.75. Corn
frmer, at l. 18@1.20. Pork 80 25. Bacon
frmer, at 13k59I3I; clear rib 17I@
1719; clear lSI; hams 19@2O. Lard
tierce 16T@17I; keg 1sZ@19k. Su-
gar-prime Il I911 Z. MolassesN prime
to choice reboiled 7O(975. Whiskcy 9215
@1.O51a. Coffee frmer--fair i65S6
l67s. >'>
MoBILE. May 2.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding 2l92114; sales 700 bales; recei pts
l, LAG; stock 52,806.
CHARLESTON, May 2.-Cotton declin-
ing with small ransactions-middlin
2119; sales 500 bales; receipts 9l9; ex-
ports 1,136; stock 1O,793
SAVANNAH, May 2.--Cotton dull
middling 2111.l; sales 600 bales; receipts
1886
LONDON, May 2.-The stock exchange
is closed to-day. and nothing doing.
l.1vERpoo1. May % p. M.-Cotton
hat-uplands 1919; Orleans 111s(11111.
Shipments OF cotton from Bombay to
the Both, since last report 1000 bales
LIVERPOOL, May 2-Evening Cotton
closed irregular-uplands 1917; Orleans
11ls@1114; sales 10000 bales
PARIS, May 2.-Tho Bourse opened
quiet-rentes TAI. 300.
CINCINNATI PRODUCE AND Provision
MARKET-Reported by Morris 6 Reid,
Provision Brokers. ers.-CINCINNATI ONO,
April 27, -Provisions-the market
closes exceedingly strong, with some bu-
siness doing, but tho frmness of holders
OF the advance has checked transactions
to largo extent. Mess pork--small
sales at $500, with buyers at 29. rs. Bulk
meats firm, at liz. loose, for shoulders;
G. II. 143s915; loose and clear 15Is-
loose 14c. more. packed. Bacon-shoul
ders 12%; clear rib 16, and clear 162a,
all packed. Lard-city, in tierces, 16L
kegs 1S. Hams-best S. G. 18C018%,
canvassed and packed. Flour-market
dull and nominal, though not quotably
lower-family 5.O0@5.75; extra 4.75@
4.9O; superfne 4.40@4.50; low grades
4.OO(94.25 Corn-pure white or yellow,
sacked, LOO; mixed SO. Hay-prime
Timothy 49, 00@20. 90 per ton, from car,
and 2. 90 more asked from store. Whis.
key-highwines not pressed to sale, but
the demand is light and the market dull; !;
old process sold at LOO, and sulphuric
could have been bought at 99c., though
LOO was asked.