The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-01

d]isss'sssss5 d]isss sssssas ss$sees ass s5s,iss:s as !!
gplands 9A; Orleans eD@1o; sales to-
DAY 1000 bales; of the Neck 7,044
speonletion 8. 600; stock 5a5. 600 rwhereoi
Ameflean ia 196. 900; reosiptsss9. 900,
whereof American is 81, 600; -aotuai ex.
port 5000; deliverable from Savannah or
Charleston, In March or February.
8. 7.l6; stock aaoat $50, 600, whereof
American is ,265, 900. t44.
L1vRRPoob,' February 2S-E.yeninp.
Cotton closed quiet; cotton shipped from
Savannah or Charleston, in January and
February. 81. f, ~
= Naw YORK, February 2S-Noon.-
cotton, low grades irregular; sales l,9l6
baIes-uplands 20k; Orieana 21L.
Flour dull and in buyers favor. Wheat
dull and heavy. Corn quiet-new West.
ern mixed 64C965. Pork very firm-new
l5:l21 Lard slightly in buyers favor
Western steam 8aaS@S ZIG; latter for
choice. Freights quiet. Stocks heavy.
Gold dull, ATLAS. Money firm, at l .l6
to 8.32, Exchange-long 81; short
9}a. Goveruuen!s and State bonds dull
but steady.
7P. N. Money less stringent. Ex-
change ses. Gold l45S(9l424. &c.
vernments dull but steady; prices about
Inc same as at opening. States quiet
and nominal. Cotton irregular; rsles
1853 baies-middling uplands 20A Or.
leans 2114. Southern Hour quiet and
6eavy-common to fair extra 6 .lO@8. 30.
Whlskey dull. at 81. Wheat very quiet
and in buyers favor. Corn more active
and shade easier;. demand chiefly for
old store afoat-63 for old Western
mIYa6 n D,s1, -
new mess 15 25: Beef 'dull-plain
mess 9.00@11.75; extra mess 12.OOM
IL 90. Lard in fair demand-Sak98T.
Comparative Cotton Statement-Net
receipts at all United States ports during
the week. 104. 286 bales; samo week last
year. 7l,l53; total receipts to date,
2,7O6, 5S4; same date last year, 2, zee, 1913.
Exports of the weok, "a. 270; same week
last year, 1858; total exports to date,
1,o41 ,535; same date last year, 1881 1903.
Stock at United States ports, sea, $40:
same time last year. 545. l55; stock ut ali
interior towns. 97,335; same time last
year, S6, 466; stock at Liverpool, 525,-
O00; same time last year 624, 600; stock
OF American ahoat for Great Britain,
365, 900; same time last year, It's, 900.
ST. LOUIS, February 2S.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn steady, at 3l1.
Tor No. 2, mixed, ut East ST. Louis, on
track; 33 in elevator. Whiskey steady,
ct Ss(96S%. Pork better. at i4.O0 for
March and April. Bacon strong, ut Ga
81. 'is
LOUISVILLE, February 2s.-.Flour
steady, in fair demand aud unchanged.
Grain unchanged. Pork firm and ad-
vanced. at 14.50. Bacon steady, q. GA
81; sugar-cured hams 12L912N; plain
l2A, packed. Lard steady and in fair
demand, at 84@slS for choice leaf,
tiarces; 9M(G9ls for kegs; steam 7;a.
Whiskey lower and demand rather active.
at 86@87. ~
ONoNNAr1, February % --Flourp aiat,
at 7.6OC98.0O. Corn quiet, ut HS9Sb Pro
visions firm, with an I'd vancings teIfd-
ency. Pork firm-city II 90; held al
1925. Lard steady, at 75s(077l for
steam; 8@8A for kettle; offerings are
light. Bacon steady. at COS. Whiskey
firm, at SO.
AMoBnB. February 2S.-Cotton firm;
receipts 649 bales; sales $50; stock
~, 645; weekly receipts S.OO7; sales $50.
NEW ORLEANS, February 28.-Cotton
in fair demand-middling 1919; receipts
6, 8,94l bales; sales $500; stock 2O4, ,473;
weekly receipts co. .761; sales 35, 600.
PHILADELPHIA, February 28.-Cotton
dull; weekly receipts 2, 1919 bales.