The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-14

5sas.1S E i;Saia a4A9. f@ M.1s M1s1s; Fsesrps5y
l67-l6; April 15T@18. Flour quiet
and firm. Wheat quiet and steady.
Pork dull-new 1900. Lard steady
steam s 16@7aS. Freights firm. Stocks
active. Money 6@7. E1ohapge-lope
6A; short 81. Governments dall but but
strong. State bonds quiet but strong.
| Z. M.-Cotton-net receipts 408
bales; gross 3. 239; futures closed firm;
sales n, 600 bales. as follows: November
Is; December Is 3.16. 15ll; January
1919; February 15al; March 16;
April l6,4. Cotton steady; sales 2, 743
bales, at 14s@l51s. Flour shade
hrmer-common to fair extra G.l5(G
$50; good to choice 69O@1O5O. Whis-
key firmer and fairly active, at 91hG
81. Wheat lc. better, with fair demand
winter red Western 1.45. Corn 1a
20. higher, with good demand-prime
| Western mixed afloat 6l15@62t%. Rice
dull and unchanged. Pork Iower-new
| l4.1o. Lard weak, ut 77-16M7i5.
Freights firm. Money active, at 5(96.
Sterling quiet, at Z. Gold 77a@S. A
telegram from Washington, that iron
! c!ads had not been ordered to Cuba,
weakened gold speculation for time,
but this WIS succeeded late in tho day
ny another telegram, that our Govern
ment had decided to take decisive mea.
suree, it Spain was unable to prevent
recurrence OF the recent outragos in
Cuba. On this, gold rallied again, und
| the market was excited; while the Stock
Exchange did not seem to relish war.
and stocks declined IS@Il5 per cent
from the highest point of the day. Go.
vernmeuts strong aLd considerable
doing. States quiet but very strong.
C1ScISSATl. November 13-Flour
with better feeling, at g. 1896 80. Corn
dull, at 45. Pork firm-jobbing sales of
new, ut II 00@l2 50. Lard quiet and
steady-steam 634; kettle 7iS Bacon
in improved demand shoulders 53/(06:
clear rib 8; clear 6,s(16as. Whiskcy in
good demand, Mt 81.
LOUISVILLE, November l3.-Flour
quiet Corn in light demaud-57O62
Tor shelied, sucked. Pork ID SO. Bacon
shoulders 6iii clear rib 6l1(165;
clear 6ll5. packed. Larl-terce 72.;
keg Si;.. WhisIey steady, OF 9S.
ST. LOUIS. November 13.-Flour dull,
unsettled and irregular; accurate quota
tions cannot be- given. Coru scarce and
higher-Ao. 2 mixed 39la94O, in East
elevator; 80 regular. Whlskey lower,
ut S7@97ts. Provisions dull; only
small order lots.
BALTIMORE, November 13 Cotton
middilng Ia; low middlings 1919; strict
good ordinary l3; net receipts II bales;
gross 265; sxI OTIS coastwise 90; sales
ZIG; stock Sill.
NORFOLK. November l3.-Cotton firm
and In fair demand; offerings light
middling l3: net receipts 1,747 bales; ex.
5.l76.
SAvANSAu. November l3.--Cotton
steady and 6rm-middIiugs 1879; net
receipts 4.649 bales; exports to tho con-
tinent $50; sales 1913; stock S7,74S.
NEW ORLEANS, November 13-Cotton
active and middling l47s; low
middliDg 14la; strict. good ordinary
| 1875; net receipts 4,393; gross 5, iG0;
exports to Great Britain 1850; coast.
wise G72; sales G,O00; stock 1,3l1.
WILMISGroN, November l3-Cotton
firm middling 13l6Wl3i4; net receipts
l30 bales; exports to Great Britain 400;
sales 27; stock 1924
| MOBILE, November i3 -.Cotton n
opened higher but is now eas;er-mid-
ding 1414; low n,idl!ing 1884; net re-
ceipts GIT; exports to Great Britain
GIG; sales 800; stock 2O.S3l
| GALvEsroS, November l3-Cotton
in fair demand-good ordinary 12a,;
ordinary IL Il; Let receipts l,75I bales;
exports to France $50; coastwise Al;
sales 1000; stock 25.u7U.
| BosToS. November I3.-Cottou lirmer
-middling 10; net receipts 24?; gross
240; sales 800; stock 5000.
CmAHLEsroS, November l3.--Cotton
quiet and steady-middling II; low
mld,liiug 1893; strict good ordinary
1928; net receipts 3.2ll; exports to
Great Britain 1926; to the continent
2,l37; sales 600; stock 36, ,G33.
| MEMPHIS, November 13.-Cotton
firm aud demand good m;alling
i33alG94; receipts a,lG9 bales; ship
mtuts 2,27G; stock 27,77G
AUGUSTA, November l3.-Cotton
strong-middling l3asGl3i.; receipts
| 1.7O7 bales; sales ,296.
PHILADELPHIA. November 13.--Cot-
ton qniet-middIing l4s,; net receipts
| SS bales; gross So