The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-13
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FINAnCIAL AND COmMEnciAL.

especially in reEabHS Which are the
smallest of any week since the height of
season. Exports are little below last
week, but nearly double OF the CORES
ponding Teek last year. Receipts at all
ports ~, 1SO bales, against SO, 402 last
week, 40, 176 previous week, As, OCT three
weeks sinoo. Total receipts sinoo Sep
tember 1881, $780, against 2, 792, ,S79 cor.
responding period previous year; show
ipg ON increase OF 1923. .3O1 in favor OF
the present season. Exports from all
ports 42.323, against 22,9G2 bales last
year, .,TotM exports for expired portion,
OF thai cotton year q, 982, ,84l bales,
against ], 1892, 81 IL for the same time last
year. Stock at all ports 235, 508 bales,
against 263, 1856 for the same time last
year. Stocks at interior towns 21,5l1
bales, against 48. 324 last year. Stock id !
Liverpool 914,0 bales. against G03, 900
last year. American cotton ahoat for
Grent Britain 206, 600 bales, ngninst 1885,
O0O last year. Indian cotton ,ahoat for
Europe 4l6. lat bales. against 32S, $50
last year. Weather South has boon rain
ing III some sections, and severe storms
have visited portions OF Louisiana, Mis-
s!sslppi.' Georgia, Alabama, North and
South Carolina. These have done much
damage to the growing plant, md un.
loubtedly there will be decreased yield
of cotton. Southern planters have had
nothing but reverses anu dru wbacks since
the growing crop was plnnted, and it
would seem. from weekly reports of the
weather, that rain enough has fallen in
the Southern States to deiugc the whole
country. These reports must be exag-
gerated to some extent. becauseif true in
detail then it would bo impossible to ex-
pect anything but total failure of the
cotton crop. II =.
LosDoN, june l2.-Noon.- .--cousols
9lM. Bonds 9056..
PARIS: Jupe ID ".Rentes 81 and 97.,
LtvERPoob, Jnne 12-Noou. Cotton
irmer-uplnnds 81; Orleans 'S25Cas%;
anles $4,000 bales; e1ngrt aud speouIa-
LlvERroo1. June 12-Evening.-Cot-
ton firm Auplands Sk0saS; Orleans
S2as@8la; .sales 20, O0O bales.
NEW Yo1ik, June 12-Noon. Stocks
very steady ind quiet. Gold STEADY, at
l21a: '!Goyernments strong and steady.
State tbonds dull md ,henyy. Money
easy. at 2GS3: Exchange Long loa;
short 101l. Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat quiet aud firm. Corn without
decided change. Pork firm. at is. 62a
10. rs. Lard steady. Cotton quiet
middling uplands 1876. Orleans 2O11;
saies $1,000 bales. Freights steady.
+. N. I'm Money very easy. at 2094. |
Sterling heavy, Mt o12S@o1S. Gold 1356
(9l2al. Governments advanced lsI@
1ic: on Saturdays rates; 62s 1915. States
dull but steady. Tenncssees 7lIs; new
ianas CO; new Go; lcvees co; s. 81. Ala
bamas lO2. Georgias ss; Is 921S. North
Carolinas 471S; new 26jI. South Caro-.
linas rs; new 622i. Cotton strong; sales
1882 bales uplands 2Oh. Flour
Southern steady; common to fair 6. sOM
7.50; good to choice 100000. Wills
key unchanged. Wheat quiet and un-
changed Oorn closed quiet nnd firm,
at 74@75. Pork shade hrmcr, Mt 16. 90.
Beef steady. Lard frmer-kettlo II.
Freights dull and heavy.
CINcISNATI, June 12:--FIour stendy
and in moderate demand. Corn droop-
ing, ut Sc. Pork in light demand and
holders firm, at 1000. Lard in good
demand at full prices. Bacon in light
demand and holders shoulders
6ll@G5G; cleor sides 9(69l6; an nd
vaDce Of 1s@Lic. asked. Whskey in
fair demand, ut 80.
AUGUSTA. June 2.-Cotton market
active and firm. at 1879 fof Liverpool
md 1S24@19 for New York middling;
sales GAO bales; receipts 15O.
LOUISVILLE, June 12-Fiour firm
and in good demand but scarce; orders
largely ahead. Corn firm and in fair
demand shelled 6S. Provisions firm,
with an advancing tendency. Mess
pork 1000. Shoulders 7; clear sides
oHs. Lard unchanged. Whiskey steady,
at 80.
BALTIMORE, June 12.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat more active choice
white 1.8011.00; choice red l. G5(11 80.
Corn-white quiet. at S1Gls4; yellow
active, at "a. Provisions tirmer. Whis-
key quiet, at 99@D4 Cotton firm
middling 1924 4020; receipts 102 bales;
sales 800; stock 1,246. Il
MOBILE, June 12.-Cotton ouict-mid-
ding 1s%@1S2li; receipts 4s9 bales;
sales 200; stock l5,002.
CEAnLEsroS, june l2. Cotton firm
mi1dling 10; receipts 1872 bnles; sales
300; stock 1850
W1LMSaros, Juno 1o.-Cotton firm
middling lSi.i; receipts 800 bales; sales
16; stock / ,33S.
New ORLEANS, Juno 12.-Fonr scarce
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