The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-20

lst and November 1st might be washed
with cloth in cold water. It was then
passed. The rules with reference to cut.
ting and packing were then taken up and
passed upon-in the main, following the
rules now in operation in Chicago aud
other leading boards in the country. The
Convention then adjourned to meet in
Chicago on the first Tuesday in October.
1873.
WASHINGTON. September l9.-Proba-
bilities-For the New England and Mid
die States, on Friday, rising barometer,
Westerly and North-westerly winds, and
very generally clear and cool weather;
for the Southern States. East of the Mis-
sissippi. generally clear weather, and
light to fresh winds from the North and
West over the South Atlantic States, and
probably from the East and South over
the lower Mississippi Valley; from the
Ohio Valley to lower Michigan, clear
weather, with the winds backing to
Southerly; from Missouri to Lake Miohi-
gan and Westward, diminishing pressure
and Southerly to Easterly winds; but the
afternoon tolegraphic reports from upper
Michigan to Dakota are missing.
The East Tennessee National Bank, of
Knoxville, has been authorized to com
mence business.
Financial an Commercial.
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 19.-Sales
of cotton, to-day, rs bales-middling
1890.
LONDON, September 19-Noon.-A
further advance of the bank rate is ex-
pected to-day. Consols 92L. The up
ward movement of the bank rate is attri-
buted to decline in American securi-
ties-new 5s 80. A later despatch says
no advance in the bank rate has been an.
nounoed.
FRANKFoRT. September 10. bonds 9G.
PARIS, September 19.-Rentes 54f 22c.
LIVERPOOL, September 1913 P. NJ
Cotton opened and continues dull-up-
lands 95S@9A; Orleans 10; sales IL, 600
bales; speculation and export 1000.
LONDON. September 19-Evening.
Bullion decreased G50000
LIVERPOOL, September Evening"
Cotton closed heavy-uplands 956; Or
leans 9zs@1O.
New York, September 19-Noon.-
Stocks firmer. Gold heavy, at 1871.
Money tight, at 7. Exchange-long TX;
short 8. Governments firm, hut steady.
State bonds dull and heavy. Sales of
cotton fer future delivery, last evening,
$3.50 bales, as follows: September 1917,
10 GIG; October 1875, 18 Ills; Novem-
ber 1873. Is 11-16; December 1897; Feb.
ruary 192l; March 20 SIG. Cotton ir-
regular and heavy-uplands 20; Orleans
2O1a; sales 312 bales. Flour. wheat and
corn quiet and unchanged. Pork steady,
at IA. 2O(9l4. .25. Lard dull-steam So
@9 GIG. Freights steady.
z P. M.-Cotton heavy; sales $3.50
bales. at l924(920L. Flour quiet and
Ern f0 fo,, nj
good to choice 10.35@12.5O. Whiskey
unchanged. Wheat shade better with
more export and home demand-winter
red Western 1.64@1.73. Corn shade
firmer and in good export and fair home
trade. Rice dull and quiet, at 8Is@91l.
Pork firm, at 142O014.25. Lard dull.
Freights unchanged. Cotton receipts
to .day-net 10 bales; gross 2,O15. Sales
of futures today II, 600 bales, as follows:
September 10, 19L; October 1917, 1881;
November 1871, 1875; December 1917,
18 Ills; January 1915. 1917; February
1873. 1917; March 20 .l6, 20L. Money
closed easier, at 495. Sterling unset.
tied. at 49,. Gold l51a. Governments
closed at about 9sc. advance. States
very dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, September 19.--Flour
quiet but firm and scarce; prices un-
changed. Wheat active. higher and
strong-white choice 2. .O5(02. 10; fair to
prime ditto 1902 90; amber 2.O5@
2.O7; good to prime red 1902. 90.
Corn frm-white Southern 7O@73; vel.
low Southern 6aH@65; mixed Western
| 62@62%. Oats steady-Southern 4O6
AZ; Western mixed 38@4O; ditto white
4l(942. Rice firm, at 77a82. Provi.
sions buoyant and quiet but firm. Mess
pork IA. 4.50@1475. Bulk meats strong,
but none Offering. Shoulders 7: rib
rib sides 934; clear rib sides 10. Bacon
firm-shoulders $685.; rib sides 1O3I: :
clear rib sides II; sugar-oured hams
181a@I9. Lard 8A@9. Western but.
ter dull and quiet. Whiskey firm. Cot
ton dull-middling 20; receipts 129
bales; sales 1893; stock 1,449.
CINCINNATI, September 19.-Flour
steady, at 7.4O@765. Pork advanced
and in fair demand, at 1850. Lard in
fair demand and higher, Mt 84(08a6 for
summer; 82s for steam; 8za09 for ket-
tle Bacon steady shoulders 7%; de.
mand good mt full priceB for sides; clear
rib 10I@1056; clear sides IL. Whiskoy
steady, at 90.
ST. LOUIS, September 19.-Flour firm
and in fair demand, with few sales, and
slightly higher. Corn firm and in fair
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