The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-03

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lar passenger tratusghas transferred the
excitement to the freight department..
but no outbreak has occurred.
Teis1ra aphsc--Com,nerciatR Reports.
COLUMBIA, January 3-Cottou strong
yesterday-middliug 14o.
LIVERPOOL. January 2-Noon.-Cot.
ton quiet and steady; sales 10. 900 bales;
export and speculation 2,O00-sales on
the basis OF middling uplands. shipped
In January or February, nothing hs!c=i
good ordinary, 8 l.l6; upIsuds. nothing
below good ordinary. shipped in Decem-
Der or January, 8; nothing below low
midilinR. to be delivered in March or
April, Sl6; sales today include $500
bales OF American; sales of uplands,
nothing below good ordinary, shipped
in January. 8 1.l6; ditto, nothing below
low middling. to be delivered in Janu-
ary. 8; OF Orleans. nothing below good
ordinary, shipped in February, 82s.
LIVERPOOL, January 2-Evening.
Uplands, nothing below good ordinary.
tipped in February and March. 8 1-l6;
Orleaus. nothing below good ordinary,
shipped IN December or January, 81.
Yarns aud fabrics dull but not QuotabIy
lower.
LONDON. January Consols 91zs.
PARIS. January 2.-Rentes 58f. $50.
New York. January 2-Noon. Gold
opened at 10Ia-now l014. Stocks
active. Money. nothing doing; bid.
E1ohange-long 483; short 487; c1
, change Is quoted on the new method,
which is 40 many cents per pound ster-
ling. dovernmentss strong. State bonds
qn!et. Cotton dull; sales 573 bales
uplands 164; futures opened as follows:
Is Is il; Ma March a Is 7.ie' 1e.?; jpxs, Jaas
II 81 81. Flour quiet and steady.
aud unchanged. Pork frm-me. 8
l6.37ia(9l6 90. Frcights steady. Lard
| unchanged.
Z. M.-Cotton-net receipts 1,402
bues; gross 1921; futures closed quiet
Is 1882; Febrnary IG 1872; March
l6 l7,32(9l6 GIG; April II; May 1880
II TIC. Cotton dull; sales 955 bales,
at l6l4Ol65p.: Flour quiet and un-
changed. Whiskey decidedly lower, n,
o6G97. Wheat quiet and 1c. lower
white Western l.S5. Corn quiet aud
scarcely 30 firm. Rice quiet and firm.
Pork steady. Lard steadier, at S7s0
. 1916. Freights steady. The new
year opened with great buoyancy on the
Exohange, which continued to the close
of business. A large business was
transacted in securities, both for invest.
ment and speculation. and prices in
most cases we're the highest since the
panic At the close Of the day, the
buoJnncy continued, and dealings III ex
change we're attended with much anima
ton. Money easy, at Z. Exchange
dull. at 4S3. Gold declined, at 1014@
1923. Governments dull and trifle OH.
States quiet and nominal.
LOUISVILLE. January 2.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn firm, ut SO.
Pork steady, at Is so. Bacon quiet ind
steady-held. shoulders 79sG0715; clear
rib 8}99856; clear sides S;14 987s. Lard
held 999L for tieroe; lO9lO1., for
ksg; @gi s@@s5S for steam. whiskoy Ss}s
Sr. LOUIS. January 2.-FIour in good
demand at full prices for all grades be.
low $50. Corn very dul-new mixed
50@5l. on Eaet trackland in elevator;
w. mtAoo Ott uC6t uul VI CduuAay
Whiskey steady, at 95. Pork frm-
small lots IA 50@l50o Bacon. none
out OF smoke. Lard firm, at SJa; gene
rally held at 81.
CINCINNATI. January 2.-Flour in
good demand ut full prices. Corn ac-
tive. ut $1,000. Pork firm held at
l5 so. Lard quiet-steam S3s(GSLs
kettle 81. Bacon m-shoulders Z;
clear rib 81; clenr 81. Whiskey in
good demand, at 81
AUGUSTA. January 2.-Cotton de-
mand fair-middling 1Aaal; receipts 43S
bales; sales 206; stock in 1878, l3. 500;
1874, 3.l3S; weekly receipts 7,49G;
shipments 5.942; sales $3.50; spinncrs
363
MEMPHIS. January 2.-Cotton qnie,-
low mid.llipg IA GHl41l; receipts 4 l73
bales: shipments 1856; stock III 1878,
3O.974; 1874. 55.613; weekly receipts
1858; shipments 1928.
BosToS, January 2.-Cotton dull
middling lGla; net receipts 176 bales;
gross 1.075; sales 300; stock G,OOQ;
weekly net receipts G52; gross Ii, 1903;
exports to Great britain ISL; sales 60
GALVESTON. January 2-Cotton weak
and irregular good ordinary 1885; mid