The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-07
FINANCIAL AVID oommERcIAL.

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NEW YoRK, June s-Noon.-Flour So.
better. Wheat 1@2c. better. Pork
firm, at 30.50@30.6O. Lard firm-bbls.
16@16L steam. Cotton dull and lower;
middlipg uplands 221s; Orleans 2256;
sales 1000 bales. Stocks steady. Money
quiet, at 3@5. Exchange-long, 9X;
short 1923. Gold 141S. Bonds 12%.
Iennessee's, e1-coupon, G2; new 3834;
Firglnla's, ex-coupon, 60; new CT; Lou
isiana's, old, 761S; new n; levee's, 6's
71a; S's 90; Alabama S's 1O1; SIS rs;
Georgia 6's 9S; rs 951s; North Caro-
llna's, old 4Sla; new 25; South Cnroli-
mas, old, o51s; new 1928. Freights
dull.
Z p. M.-Cotton heavy-sales 2,1OO
bales. Flour-Southern firm, at 6G5(0
1000. Wheat &c. better. Corn closed
dull and drooping-new mixed Western
l.OG@1.Oo. Pork tirmer, at 3O.75@
3l.0O. Lard firm, at 1G14(016I1. Whis-
key quiet, Mt 1.OS@1.08I5. Groceries
quiet and firm. Frelghts firm. Money
easy, at 3@5. Gold dull, at H.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Flour firm.
Wheat hrm-prime Maryland red 15O;
Pennsylvania 1.55@1.4O White corn
LIS; yellow dull, ut 1.O8M1.10. Pork
firm, at 30.50 Bacon shoulders
IA. Lard quiet, at 17li. Whiskey 1.O5
@L0G.
C1Sc1NSAT1. June G.-Corn in good
demand, at 95; choice white 1.O0@1.O3.
Whiskey held higher Provisions un-
changed. bacon, sales small.
LOUISVILLE, June Corn l. 15 Pro
visions, nothing done. Lnrd II. Whis-
key 1.05@1.OG
New ORLEANS. June G.-Cotton nominal
l. -n,1fl I'LL r I ~ l..
net receipts !, 1,S02; stock 1O4, 1913.
MOBILE. June Cotton easier-mid-
dlings 203i; sales 200 bales; receipts
SOL; stock 81, 037.
AUGUSTA, June Cotton in fair de-
mand at unchanged quotations.
21O bales; receipts 2G; middlipgs 2O(Gl
20li.
SAvANNAn, June G.-Cotton quiet
middlings 81; snles 100 bales; receipts
4G5; stock %, 324.
CHARLESTON, June G-Cotton, more
doing -middlings 81; sales 300 bules;
exports coastwise BAG; stock S,9S2.
CINCINNATI PRODUCE AND Provision
MARKET-Reported by Morris G. Reid,
Provision Brokers. ONO,
June l, 1S70.-Provisions- quiet and
dull market, but holders firm and pur-
cEases Mt concessions not to be had.
Mess pork-snall sales at 2075, but
5000 is mostly asked for city brands,
yet sales would not Do free at 20. SO;
country 2505Oc. below city. Bulk
meats-shonlders held ut -; rib si,les
14ai(015; clear rib 15ls, and clear sides
IL all loose, with buyers at &c. less.
Bacon-shonlders held at 132s@13k;
clear rib SIDES 1G2sG1Gls. and clear
sides 1714, all packed; but the demand
| rnt0II
might be made on lnrge lots. Hams
sugar-curcd sold Mt 2OM2Ols; canvassed
and packed, second picked quoted Mt
1875, and plain 19. canvasscd and packed.
Lard-city kettled leaf lG in ticrces;
country 153i. Flour-the market firm
for all grades, but especially SO for low
grades and extra; holders generally ask
outside figures for known brands
winter hours, family, So. 35GGOO; ex-
tra 50. lO(Y5.25; superline 47OM4 So;
low grades 4.5O14 GO; spring flour
5.0O05.75 MS to quality aud brand.
Corn-demand good. but buyers not
fully up to the views of holders; ear in
bulk mostly held at 90; but sales were
made at So, and buyers not willing to
pay more for mixed; shclled quoted at
$1,000; pure white held Mt 930105 in ear,
and LOS for shelled, including gunnies.
Oats-No. 1 mixed 55G556; white sra
5S rejected at 50052; No. 2 53154 per
bushel, the outside figures asked. Hay
No. Timothy 16.00@17OO, and low
grades 11.00@15.00 per ton on arrival,
and 1.O002.O0 per ton higher from
store. SaIt-market dull and inactive
for all kinds; domestic quoted at 36 per
bushel and 200 per barrel; Turks
Island 40 per bushel and Liverpool 200