The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-02
TnrAn0IaL, ANE possENN1UfII..

end heavy: Wheat quiet and unoSabosa % ai'
!anda BOX; Orleans s{Y;A saIsss l5esSR 196o
bales. Freights firm. Stooks ataa5v
but dull. Gold steady, at 18x6I8E
Fdoyernments steady and dnE., stafs
bonds dull and heavy. Money easv, "a
g. Exohange-long 1O56;: shoft IIL "
2. M.-Specie shipments nesr,v
81. 600. 600. besides 81, 256, 600 in trans;t
from vera Cruz. The bank statement
shows loans have increased $2,25O. 600:
speoie n6 Increase 50. 500, 900; deposit in
crease ". 700. 600; legal tenders decreas.
ca q stiiie: Cotton quiet; snles 1,22O
i3aes, OF 2OH. Flour quiet and heavy.
Wsst Waea. qq'est;Ew1pter s;otr redhand amber
firmer, at 7l5s(072H. Pork lower@ 1o
1850. Lard-kettle lO%. Fra;obt.
steRdy. Money easy, at 21a3 HaiS,
?bR. sGoyernments strong and iittts'
business doing; Mays and Novembers'
nave advanced 16@h. States dull and
Virginias e.; new 72. Louisianas g.:
new 6S; levees 70; IS s6. Alabamas
| l;O2; 5s So. Georgias &c.; rs 80. North
Carolinas 46; new 26H. South Caroli-
mas, ex-dividend, 75; new So.
BALTIMORE, July Flour, except for
e3tra shipping, is dull and irregular.
I Mheas-cholce amber unchanged; other
grades iowsr--now ~hite 1,15a1.l6.
| Corn stronger-white 90; yellow 75.
| provisions unchanged. Whiskey 93h.
Cotton hrmer but not steady-middli line
Zo.A(g201s; receipts 1853; exports coast
wise %; stock 81 ,922.
| CINcISNATI, July Flour firm
lamlly G.4O96. 65. Corn dropping, at
81: Pork-l5.50 asked. LardeiOk
asked. Bacon-demand light; holders
r, rm,shoulders o7l@ezs; clear sides 8.
Whiskey advanced to 80.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-FIour.demand
fair,-,family 6.25. Corn firm-ohoice
shelled 72. Provisions very firm. at se vcs.
terday's quotations, and small business
doing. Whiskey 80
ST. LOUIS, July Flour dropping
winter extra 500. Corn-saoks 58lsm
60. Whiskey 81. Pork easier. n
t15, 82K@16.00. Bacon active and firm
sn2giders sig IA; clear sides 9>5. Lard
BOSTON, July 1.-Cotton stropp-
fnidqiing 2l1l; sales 80; stock 5000.
,GaaAR1EsyoN. q. EssyoN. July 1.-Cotton steady-
middlingi2O; receipts 2s3; exports coast.
wise 70; sales 100; stock i, 943.
/ AUGUSTA, July Cotton market
opened quiet but firm and closed dull
and nominal. at 1919 for Liverpool mid
ding; sales 100 bales; receipts rs.
WLM1NGToN, July 1.--Cotton firm
milddilng 20; receipts SO; exports 90;
sales 5; stock I'll.
SAVANNAH, July 1.-Cotton tending
eoH deooHwnward-middling 100000; receipts
l98; exports 1924; sales SO; stock 7 .O37.
GALVESTON, July 1.--Cotton quiet
ggoo good ordinary 16; receipts 5S5; sales
500; stock 2S,2S7.
m5nlddiing q l91a@!o24; receipts ITO; stock
NEW ORLEANS, July l.-Pork firmer
at 1915. Bacon 9a6(391e; sugar-cured
hams 15%@l6Ia. Cotton firm-mid-
dhng 20A; receipts I, ,480 bales, to Which
may be added 1S,7G1 from surplus waste.
damaged, etc.; exports to Great Britain
81, LOG. ' eA'
New ORLEANS. July 1.-The Cotton
E1change Committee on Statistics and
information made report upon tho
growing cotton and grain crop. with
dates from the 18TH to the 25th Of june.
The following is q summary: Mississippi
Cotton, reduction Of aereape 90 to IS
per cent, with average of i 10 * tho
yicla OF last year per aore. Corn .aore-
age increased 25 to 40 per cent. The
latest reports indicate short yield per
acre. Louisiana--Cotton reduction
acreage 10 to Ia per cent; crop three
weeks backward and considerably in
Iured, especially in the low lands, by
ram and lice; corn-nearly sufficient for
home consumption planted. Arkansas
Cotton reduction OF ncreage 25 to 33 per
cent, with proportionate increase in
grain; prospects generally good, except
in the Southern portion Of the State.
where not moro than half of last years
yield per acre is anticipated. The grain
crop is very promising. Texas-Infor-
nation mostly from the North east por-
ton OF the State, cotton reduction per
acre rs to 33 per cent. with corrcs-
ponding increase in grain; cotton two
weeks backward, though with favorable
seasons an average crop per acre may be
expected; corn, large crop expected.
Alabarna-Cotton reduction acreage 10
to ~ per cent; crop three weeks back
ward; average production per acre will
be less than last years; grain increased
acreage 20 to 30 per cent; fair prospect.
Georgla-Cotton accounts are meagre,
embracing the Western and central por-
ton OF the State and thence North east;