The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-18
EirANClAL AND oOnisiIsHo;s.

.t'it.'..I sinAsoiAL AND cOnloitcnClAL.
New YORK, April l6.-TLe cotton
movement for the week shows q CON
tlnued falling off in receipts and exports.
compared with many weeks past. Ell.
ports, however, are largely in excess Of
the corresponding week of last year.
Exports from all ports for the week
o3.9oi. Stock at interior towns 60. 626.
Stoc Il IN Liverpool 813, 600. Amount of
American cotton afoat for Great Britain
32O. 600. Weather South has been verv
vet aud the rains have been unusually
heavy. This has interfered with work in
the field. In some sections, the weather
has been fine and planting is progress
ing, and in the far South the plant is up.
Inc cotton supply question is being ac-
lively discussed, both here and at the
South In the general estimates of, the
present crop. there is. o strong leaning
toward 4. 200. 600 bales rs the total bro.
duction for the season. ~
LONDON, April 17-Noon. The wea.
fher is weta favorable or the growing
crops. Consols 931. Bonds 9O11;
LIVERPOOL. April l7-Noon. n.-1Jott,n
nnll-nplands an 72s@71k; Orleans ?55@
LrvRRPoonf April 17-EvenfnE. Co.
ton duh and easier-uplsnda tx, Or-
eaDs 75s: sales $4,000 bales; .apecnla-
ton aud export 1000; Bombay slip
ments to the 14.h. 80. 900. ,.>if1afitfe:
New YORK, April 17-Noon. LGold
steady, at 1921. Governments very
strong. Stocks active and, .steady.
Money steady, ut G. Flour and corn
dull and dropping. Wheat dniet and
unchanged. Pork quiet, at 10 90 Iald
dull, at 112s. Cotton dnll-npianila
l4s; Orleans 15A. Freights steady.,i
M.-Cotton quiet and easier;
saies 3.371 bales-uplnnds I435. South.
ern Hour nnchanged-com mon 10 fair az
tra o5@7 so; good to choice s 55A
S.oo. Whiskey 90. Wheat unchapssaS
winter RED and amber Western 2I63m
a,oo. Corn unchanged. Rice quiet, at
S49S'6. Pork l8 rs. Beef dull.
,,,ny Mara heavy-kettIe liz. rFreightas.a
shade firmer. Money active -6rokers
:. : lor dovernments; bankers 5(96. Ster-
ling strong, ut 10. Gold 1Oz66l1. Go
vernments men steady; 62s 1B11. Tennes-
sees Sc o. new 6659. Virginias 6l;; new
s. 81. AIabamas I.O1; 5s 70. Georo;sss,
SO; II 89>5. North Carolinas 48:a Sa~ S1
25. South Carolnas II; new 59x
CINCINNATI, April 17.3Flonr dill ali ana
dropping family 6.2O Gas. Corn
qniet and unchanged. Mess pork ,iTopn-
ing, at 10 90. Lnrd lower, at Il. IA.
con in limited jobbing demand. ShonI.
ders =; clear sides 10. Whiskey 86.
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Tlour dull and
unchanged. Corn dull. at At. WGisEev
81. Begging 22@23. Pork nominal
bacon henvy-clcar sides. .1O0IOl@. f3-
LOUISVILLE. April l7.-Fionr dun and
unchanged. Corn-sacked 68. Mess
pork dull, Mt 1850. Lard stcady.sShoni.
ders 7aa4.; clear sides 10. Whiskey Sc.
SAVANNAH. April l7.-Cotton in fair
.lemand-middlipg 13%@14; receipts
l.246 bales; sales 600; STOCK 52.754.
CHARLESTON. April II. Cotton Quiet
lmniddling IA; receipts $50 bales: eaies
800; stock 1882. 7l'.t71i>
WILMINGTON, April 17.-Cottoir, ninn,ie.
and steady -miidling IL: receipts 257
bales; stock 2.2l2. .; .I.1f,'
BosToN, April 17.-Cotton dulf-m;d.
ding 1915; receipts 70 bales; sales 200:
stock II 500. go
New ORLEANS, April 17.-Flour iiuil..-
snperane 6. 90; double 6 5Oa6 81: treble
6.S0970O. Corn hiRherSmixed ma
~; white and yellow 7G(176. PORK dnIl
mess held ut 1000. Bacon dull at
SOIL; hams l50l5A. Lard dull
t'srce 12(0l2H; keg l3(0l3%, FSnGnr--
prime 9A@lO. Molasses-.gooad ] fer
mentiog 30(040; plantation :; reboiied
33(g45. Whiskey Western fecsified
ooCg95. Coffee l4@l5k. z Cotton q is
steady aud in fair demand-middlfno
ll4M(@l4A;; receipts 1851 bales: aales
''GSs; bsir'aean s'Ssa sly,pmi zp9;i ssn