The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-12
FINANCIAL AND commEucI.I..

FINANCIAL AND cOmrIEHCIAL.
COLUMBIA, S. G., January 12.-Snles of
cotton, yesterday, 1852 bales-middling
1875 @132lc.
NEW YORK. January 8.-Cotton move
menst for the week very large; receipts
at all ports for the week, 1;j9, 631 baies.
against l24, ,459 last week, 13O, 21O the
previous week, and 155.7l7 three weeks
since; total receipts since September.
1,765, ,O26, against 1. 442, 474 last year; ex-
ports from all ports for the week, SS. 1876.
against "a, 524 for the corresponding
week last year; exports from all ports for
the expired portion of the cotton year.
9Ss. 4A1, against TIA, GIL last year; stock
at all ports, 556, 6S6, against 44O, O4O this
date last yenr; stocks at interior towns
arc 1O9, 235, against I02.G9 lust year;
stock III Liverpool, 3I9, 600, against 352, :
OuO last year; American cotton ahoat for
Great Britain, $50. 900, against 1SG 900
last year; Indian cotton nflont for Eu-
rope, lob, 600, against l39, 900 last year.
During the week the weather reports
from the South were more favorable to
facilitate picking operations
LIVERPOOL. January 10-3 p. M.-Cot-
ton STEADY uplands 777S; Orleans sls.
New YoRK, january ll-Noon. Flour
shade firmer. Wheat very firm. Corn
scarce but firm. Pork 2O.OO(G2O. I2h.
Lard steady. Cotton dull and heavy:
sales l, 800 bales-uplnnds 1898; Orleans
l57s F'reights heavy. Stocks strong,
but not very active Governments
steady but dull. State stocks dull and
heavy, except Tennessecs, which are
strong. Gold 10zs@111. Sterling-lopg
91s; short 91s.
p. M.-Cotton dull aud heavy; sales
$500 bales, at l5ll. Flour unchanged.
Whlskey unsettled, at 91@92. closing
firm. Wheat irregular and unsettled
winter red and amber Western 1.48M
LOU. Corn 1c. better and in fair de-
mnnd-new 79@8O. Pork tirmer-old
10. 25(919.50; new 90 25. Beef steady
and quiet. Lnr'l shade firmcr-kettle
12}5@l2?a. Freights flour. sail. 2@6;
steam-wheat 6; flour 2m1Oi.. Money
easy, at GOT. Sterling steady, at 91s@
vernments declined 1s@kc. G2s 81.
Southerns dull. Tennessees heavy. Now
South Carolinas weak. Tennessees 63L;
new G3T. Virginias &C; new 61. Lou
isianns 65; new GO; levees GO; 8s 80.
Alabamas 95; 5s 70. Georgiaa 78; Is
SS1a. North Carolinas As; new % South
Carolinas 81; new COZ.
BALTIM RE, January 11.-Flonr very
active and firm. Wheat firm but stock
scarce. Corn-white S1@S2. Pork
20.5002O75. Bacon shoulders 10.
BosToN, January 11.-Cotton dull
middliDg 15Ia receipts Q, 2,452 bales; sales
400; stock 6,5OO.
CINCINNATI. January 11.-FIour in
moderate demand family 5GO@5.75
Corn quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet
but weak, at 1000. Lard steady, at
l11A@11A. Bacon only in limited job
bing demand; shoulders 91a; clear sides
11N. Whiskey qniet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE. January 11.-Flour quiet,
at 5.OO@5.25. Corn very dull. Provi-
sions active. Mess pork 2O.5O Lard
IL. Clear rib sides 1111. Whiskey 81.
Begging very dull, at 25.
ST. LOUIS, January;11.-Flou active
snperfine winter 4.25@450. Corn firm,
at 4O@42h: Whiskey steady, at es16.
Tobacco and bagging unchanged. Pro-
visions hrmer. Pork 1850. Lard quiet
prime IL.
GALVESTON. January 11.-Cotton firm
and offerings light middling Az; sales
100 bales; stock 81, ,458.
superfine $50; double 5.75; treble 6. 80
@6 co. Corn scarce-yellow IS; white
IS. Pork held at 2l.O0@21.5O. Bacon
clear rib 1873; clear 43; sugar-cured
hams 1903. Lard scarce-tierce 12@
d2!9; keg 1871. Sugar dull-prime
9l9(91O. Molasses easier-common
37a(945; prime 55@56; choice $4,000.
Wh.skey l.O2ls@1.O7%. Ooffee-prime
15H@1519.
AUGUSTA, January 11--Cotton opened
active, at 14ll4(@149ass. but closed dull
and lower, ut II for middling; ssles
1,O2O bales; receipts 1,O1O.
V'''MNaToN, January II. = Cotton
hrm-middiing 1411; receipts 145 bales
sales 1870; stock 2,8H. pRf
NoRFoLK. January l1.ACotton-mid-
ding 14>d@l4A; receipts 1T bales;
salea 200; stock 8,817