The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-29

/ tnat IL Ii lnoxpeQ1ane and premature to
legislate any general laws for an, epdow.
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t. TeioRra aphic--CommercIai Neporls.
Co1uMB1A, January 29.-Sales of cot
ton, yesterday. 80 bales middIing
l3K@13Ao.
Cotton dull and depressed-uplands
7T; Orleans Sas; sales $4,000 bales, in.
oluding 1900 for speculation and ex-
port; sales of uplauds, nothing below
good ordinary, shipped January or Feb
ruary. "a; ditto. shipped February or
March, z 1916; ditto. deliverable Feb
ruary, 7A: ditto, deliverable February
or March. 7A; sales include 1890 bales
OF American; sales of uplands, nothing
below good ordinary, deliverable Jauu.
ary, 724.
LlvERPoo1. January 2S-Evening.-
Cotton-saes Of uplands, nothing be.
low good ordinary. deliverable in
March, 724.
Stocks dull. Money 4. Gold 1las
E1change-long 4. 81; short 4S7ls. Go.
vernments and State bonds strong.
Cotton nominal; sales 474 bules-up-
lands 1874; Orleans l61a. Futures
opened: January IA 11-16; February
1875. IA II l6; March Is 3-16, 15 5-l6;
April Is 1l-1G. Is 1916: May 16 3-16,
!6!4; June Is GIG; July l6 1916. Flour
dull. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn
dull and unchanged. Pork firm-mess
1925. Lard frm-steam 924. FreigLts
steady.
7 2. M.-Oottou dull; sales 1906
bales, at l524@16l6. Sonthern flour
dull and decllning-6 80@7. 25 for com.
mon to fair; 7.9U@11.00 for good to
choice. Whiskey LOO. Wheat 1(02o.
lower Corn dull-SQ@S3 for new
Western. Pork lower. Mt 1900. Bsof
800@ll.00. Lard 95s Money easy,
at sos. Exchange S4>.. Gold IL 5a.
Governments very active. States quiet
and strong. Cotton-net receipts $50
bales; gross 7.6t7. Futures closed
steady; sales $4,000: January l4l%G1
l43s; February IA 21-32. IA ll.1G;
March 1875, 10 1882; April 1874.
10 29-32; May 16 1892, 1858; June 1G3.
July l71a.
ClNo1NxAr1. January 2s.-Flour firm.
Corn $1,000. Pork l550(9l5. Is.
Lard quiet-steam held ut 9Is; kettle
33si92ll. Bacon scarce and in good
demand-7AG72s for shoulders; S?a(s
for clear RIB; 9L4@9as for clear sides.
Whiskey steady, at 95.
| LOUISVILLE, January 2S.-Flour and
grain quiet and unchanged. Corn G9td
II. Provisions quiet and firm. Pork
15.25@l5.50. Bacon shoulders X.
clear rib 8; clear 91s@9l1. packed
IIard-94(@9ia for tierce; lOl40l0ls
for keg. Whiskey 9415.
AUGUSTA. January 28.-Cotton doll;
receipts l30 bales; sales 9S9.
GALVESTON, January 28.--Coiton
steady; net receipts 2.240 bales; exports
to Great Britain 3,5lO; coastwise l. I.UJO
sales $500.
PHILADELPHIA, January 29.-Cotton
dull; net receipts $50 bales; gross I,O40.
NORFOLK, January 2S.-Cotton ensy
net receipts 3.755 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1928; coastwise $500;
sales 360.
Boston. January 29.-CoLton dull
receipts 81 bales; gross 928; exports to
Great Britain 5, 12l; sales 800.
SAVANNAH, January 2S-Cotton nomi.
receipts 2. .941 bales; exports to CON
tinent 6.5l4; coastwise 3,347; sales
1867.
MOBILE, January 29.-Cottou quiet
and easy-net receipts 1885 bales; ex.
Eorts coastwise 992; sales l,500.
WILMINGTON, January 2S.-Cotton
quiet aud nominal-net receipts 27l
bales; exports coastwise 260.
MEMPHIS. January 28.-Cot,on ir
regular; demand good-receipts 2, 1872
shipments 2.541.
New ORLEANS, January 23.-Cottor
nominaily unchanged; net receipt.
1l,91, bales; gross 1861; exports
coastwise 935; snles $500.
CHARLESTON, January 2S.-Cottou
easy; net receipts 2.774 bales; export.
coastwise 1,13l; sales 1000
BALTIMORE. January 2S.-Cotton dull
and nominal; gross receipts 993 bales
exports coastwise 27l; sales 205; snn
ners S.
Among the growing industries Of t..t
United States, and one that enters
largely into tho foreign export trade, is
that Of sole and upper leather. The va
iuo OF exports of leather for the last VIC
years from the United States, aggregated
$40. 600, 900, Great Britain and Germany
being the largest customers. Tho ship
ments of solo leather from Boston in
1873, were 100000 sides, valued n,
1885. .6SS. and the total value of leather
exported from tho United States was
81, 421 ,655. The export of hides to Eu