The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-10
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ex-coupon, 65i16; new 55; virginia's, ex-
coupon, 691a; new SO; Louisiana's, old,
76; new II; leveo 6's IS; 8's 81; Alaba-
ma 8's 100; IS 721k; Georgia rs "a;
North Carolina's, old, 47A; now 2319;
South Carolina's, old, 80. Flour and
wheat steady. Corn shade better.
Pork steady-mess 20. 9.12(929 925. Lard
dull, at 1616@16L. Cotton firmer, at
2314C@2324; sales 10000 bales Freights
quiet.
7P. M.-Gold opened fir,ner and ad-
vanced from 14559@14zs; closed 1434.
Cotton strong and in fair demand, with
sales of $500 bales. Flour unchanged.
Wheat 10. better. Corn 1c. better-new
mixed Western 1.12@1.15iS. Pork
quiet-mess 29.U5@29. SO. Lard steady
steam 1616@165a; kettle 1Gh@17.
Whiskey frmer- Western free 1.07@
1.071a. Groceries dull and steady.
Freights steady.
BALTrMoRE, May 9.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn frm.-white 1.16@
1.19; yellow 1.14@1.15. Wheat in bet
ter feeling-Maryland 1.50@1. 60; Penn
sylvania lao. Pork firm, at 29.75@
5000. Bacon firm-rib sides 1851; clear
sides Tx; shoulders 1917; hams 2O@21.
Lard firm and quiet, at 17l4@17I9.
Whiskey steady.
LOUISVILLE. May -Corn-choico
1.2o@125. Bacon s13l1@17. Lard II.
Whiskey 1.03@1.O7.
ST. Louis, May 9.-Corn dull-choice
mixed and yellow L. 15@1.1G. Whiskey
higher, Mt 1.O4. Clear ribs 171IM17%.
Lard quiet, ut 161a.
CINcINNATI, May Corn advancing
held at 81. Whiskey out of market
held ut 1.05@1.O6. Mess pork 2o.25@
$3.50.
New ORLEANS. May 9.--Cotton active
and demands full prices-middling 22@
224; sales $500 bales; net receipts
MOBILE, May 9.-Stock of cotton light
and causes much frmness in price-mid-
ding %; sales 1000 bales; receipts
1,274.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton in modo-
rate demand-middling held at 21al;
sales 200 bales; receipts 1889.
CHARLESTON, May 9.--Cotton 800
14o. higher-middling 2155@212l; sales
200 bales; receipts 479; stock II, 548.
CINCINNATI PRoDUcE AND Provision
MARKET Reported by Morris & Reid,
Provision Brokers. .-C1NC1NNATI, ONO,
May 4, -Provisions-market some.
what excited, the demand being good
and prices. generally higher for al kinds
OF meats, but transactions are checked
somewhat by the advanced views of
holders received but little atten-
tion. Mess pork, city packed, opened
at 1925, advanced to 29.50@29.75. with
sales at each figure, and closed at sc, 90.
with sale of 100 bbls. at that; holders
are firm at 5000, but yet free sellers,
Willie bayers hold back-country nomi-
nally 25C15Oc. below; city rumps quoted
Mt 2300@26.00, rs to quality. Bulk
meats shoulders in good demand, at
ll19, and would probably bring 1121,
but are held at IL, loose; rib sides might
sell at 143i, but 15, loose, is asked; clear
rib sides held at 151a, with &c. less bid;
clear quoted at 153l @16. but nominal.
Bacon shoulders sold of 13; clear rib
sides Mt 16l., and clear sides ut liz,
packed, the market closing very firm
with light offerings. Lard scarcely any
thing done; city kettlcd leaf can be had
to moderate extent, ut 1Gts. and coun-
try at 16l4, in tierces; prime steam
quoted at IL; greases 7012, as to color.
Hams-sugar-cured firm, at 18(019, can.
vassed and packed, rs to brand; plain
bacon sold at 1876, in hhds, for country
cured; no sugar-pickled offered; second
PlChteu li(0A tI2, no Duik 10 be h0d
Whiskey-highwines firm, at l. O10I.O2
per gallon, in wooden and iron bound
packages. and higher prices now usually
asked. Corn-prine white exceedingly
scarce and in demand, at 1.O3@1. 05,
sacked; mixed in good demand, sacked,
at I: 90; sound corn generally scarce and
tending upward. Hay-prime Timothy
1900. Oats dull-white G5, sacked, per
bushel of 80 lbs. Flour-low grades
scarce and in demand; better qualities
dull; family 5.OO@5.7 extra 4 75@4.s IS;
superfine 4.40@4. so; low grades 4.25.
LONDON, May y9-Noon.-Consols 9411
@94M. Bonds $3.50.
L1vERroon, May 9-Noon. Cotton
firm, and rather more active-uplands
1919; Orleans 111a@1114. Shipments
of cotton from Bombay to the 7th, since
last report, 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 9-Eyening. Cotton
steady-uplands 1919; Orleans 1115@
III; sales $4,000 bales.
One Smythe. the pastor OF Presby