The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-07

I85@1l.0O for good to choice. Whis.
key lover. at 99K@1.00. Wheat dull
and heavy. 2@3o. lower and in very
limited demand-1. 48 for winter. Orrn
dull and heavy and l@2c. lower-8O@
" for Western mixed afoat; 83984 for
new yellow Western. Rice quiet and
unchanged. Pork heavy-new mess
1G. l2%@16 30. Beef active but un-
changed. Lard heavy, at 97-l6.
Freights to Liverpool dull and lower
cotton, steam, Il. Money very easy
during the afternoon, with q large Of
fering of capital Mt ~. Exchange
henvy aud lower, at 4 541s. Gold l1L
9l13s. Governments strong and con-
siderable doing; advance due largely to
purchasers for account of banks, insur-
nnce companies and other financial in.
stitutions. Cotton-net receipts 1,182
bales; gross 11.61S. Futures closed
qniet; sales 1900: February is l-16,
l5M; March Is 1892, Is GIG; April
16 3.32, 1875; May 161&, 16 9.l6; June
l6 1916. 16 3l.32; July 171z. II SIG.
CINCINNATI, February 6.-Flour dull,
at 7.0097.25. Corn quiet, at 6O@G2.
Pork dull and nominal, at Is. OO@15. 25.
Kettle lard sold at 8 1-16. Bacon weak
shoulders Z; clear 8. Whiskey in good
domand and strong, at 95.
LOUISVILLE. February 6.-Flour quiet
aud unchanged. Corn quiet, at 70.
Pork easier, at 15.37Ia. Bacon quiet
shoulders 72s; clear rib Z; clear OK.
Lard-9la for tieroe; 1O14 for keg.
Whiskey tirmer, at 9Gll.
ST. LOUIS, February 6.-Flour dull
and nominal, except for low grades,
which are scarce and wanted. Corn
easicr-57 for cash; 601s@6I on track !;
6ll4 in elevator. Whiskey steady, ut
Dc. Pork quiet, at Is so. Bacon only
in limited jobbing demand. Lard
easier, at 87s.
New ORLEANS, February 6.-Cotton
active and frmer; supply poor-mid-
ding 1915; low middIing l4sl; good
|'ordinary 1875; stock 314, ,83l; weekly
net receipts 63. 1924; gross 67,515; OK.
ports to Great Britain 2,411; continent
S,1l5; France 1902; coastwise 7,177;
se'es AZ. coo.
BAhTIMoRE, February Cotton dull
gross receipts 755 bales; stock ID, 944;
weekly receipts 2.9l4; exports to Great
Britain l, ,043; continent 491; coastwise
5o5: sales 1898.
NORFOLK. February 6.-Cotton quiet
stock 22.5G3 bales; weekly net receipts
1852; exports coastwise 1868; sales
2,610.
SAvASNAH, February Cotton nomi-
nal-stock 86. .253 bales; weekly net re-
ceipts 1G, 02G; exports to Great Britain
-. GIG; continent 4. l24; coustwise 6, ESQ;
sales $3.50
WlhMrNaroN, February G.-Cotton
quiet and nominal-stock'4 07S; weekly
net receipts 1859; exports coastwise
1918; sales 90
MOBILE, February G-Cotton firmer
and higher-middling 18; low middline
l4lla; good ordinary 1871; stock 6, $50;
weekly net receipts l,341; gross II, ,377
exports to Great Britain $500; CONT
nent 1866; coastwise 8. 164; sales 1000
MEMPHIS, February Cotton firm
low middling l4I; shipments 2.6ls
bales; stock 72. 1872; weekly receipt.
II, 280; shipments Is, ,0G6.
AUGUSTA, February 6.-Cotton quiet
and drm-middling 14a4: stuck 27, 735
bales; weekly net receipts 5,536; ship
ments 1885; sales 5,0I8
| GALVESTON, February 6.-Cotton
quiet; stock 12,505 bales; weekly re-
ccipts 15.494; exports to Great Britain
IL, 224; coastwise l.712; sales 10, 400.
BosToN, February 6.-Cotton dull
gross receipts 3.546 bales; stock 5000
weekly receipts Ii. 047; exports TO Greal
Britain 1880.
CHARLESTON, February 6.-Cottor
steady; stock 56. .l03 bales; weekly ne
receipts 1903; gross l3, ,073; exports tc
Great Britain (. 594; to continent 5.Gl2
France $3.50; coastwi.e 4.439; sale.
| 800.
PHILADELPHIA, February 6.-Cotto1
dali weekly net receipts 2,273 bales
gross 5.O52.
Mrs. Ellis, widow OF DR.. J. J. Ellis