The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-01
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',g2E|SElfF: f!l I'LL
opened quiet. but is now Aat-uplands
9A9sMp Orleanss 1915 I sabseaQ, 600
.TfyfRp0o1, Jnlya 81-HSenanSO Got.
ton closed unchanged. ,
daf 6oid ss!oSss ss's sRAs91a9 -sssess Monsy
sst5ae ssSsss ssSs
ponds STRONG but'quiet. Cotton irregu-
Ia lMar=middhng uplands 2la6; Orleans
2l5s; Gales 10,074 bales. !: Flour, wheat
and corn firm. Pork quiet, iat i3 65M
1915. Lard du1i--4steau& = S(08%.
E.eiGhts steady. ,.,l:stt: ~ -
7Pa M:-Speoie shipudents $500, 900.
money aotlysr, at 6. Sterling unsettled
and dectihing, st 9116@9A. Gold 15K
Iglo&. Governments very strong, at
go: advance. Tennessees strong; re-
mainder OF States dull but steady. Sales
OF futures to-day 1880 bales: August
20>s; September 10 1916, 2OL; Otto
Der ~. !9I; November 1885, lSi6;,De-
oember 18 GIG. 18 7.16. Cotton sales
$500 baies-uplands 2lI; Orleans 21]S.
Flour hrmer--common to fair extra 100
(9090; good to choice g. 95@12 90.
Whiskey dull. at "a. Wheat active and
unchanged. Corn firm. Rice quiet, at
5%C99. Fork lower, at IS 50@13. IS.
Lard unchanged. Freights steady. i.
LOUISVILLE. July 3L.-Flour steady
extra family 6.OO@6.25. Corn quiet. at
62. Provisions in lair demand and firm.
Pork Is. 25@l3 so. cash. Baoon-shoul-
dersBA; clear rib sides 81; clear sides
914:? Packed lard Heroes 9Ca9sI; kegs
l0l@101a; order lots 10. higher. Whis-
keylhtmI at:89.. IG l1jCCTI'n
II CRcfNNAr1 July 8i:-rFlour in good
d8hhhd for old; at g. 0Qe@8:2G; new z. 80
@7nB53 Cofn Id 'fair o!d9hand and ad-
vaneed to.47@4e:i = gpssHdulI and nomi-
tialt t4regular 1906 city il 90; mo sales.
Laid dfa and nomihally 736C089s.a d Ba-
CON ID good dsmapd dISG6HIdGrs Il HL:
clear rib sides 8 elean sidssa 8. with no no
sales Whinkeyaotive and higher,;ats
!, !, ST.. LOUIS, July 3iI u FLOUR uaiet and
a mixsd, 80 y. WhisksS .deoliniDs g.
saies at 81. Pork dullAofered at La. so.
Tithoqt buyers; sales of' order lots at
10: 70. Bacon quiet shoulders 69I;
cleey ,Eib.sides 871@SH; buyers, last half
Of; orAasase; !. a. 4. 8 { clear sides s9ah. Lard
BAnr1MoRs, July 31.-Fious-new in
good demaud; old dull; prices firmer and
advanced 80. Corn tf1rmer-white 7O(a
IS; w;;60@84. Oats quiet but firm.
Bye unphapged. Provisions quiet. but
firm; Whibkey unchanged. Cotton dull
and iowerGmiddling 2I15; receipts 427
bales; sales 80; stock l, l3I. aoi'
, SAyANNAH, July 31.-Cotton nominal
3middling 20; receipts 81 bales; stock
1880. -
GALVESTON. July 31.-Cotton un.
changed -good ordinary 10000; re-
ce;pts 8 bales; stock 345.
New ORLEANS. July 31.-Cotton
shade lower; some sales of low middlipp
at 19A@20; receipts % bales; sales 1893;
stock 1856. ~.
NoRFoLK, July 31.-Cotton dull-low
middling 20; receipts 80 bales; stock 469.
WILMINGTON. July 81. Cotton quiet
middling 2o24; sales bales; stock 495.
AUGUSTA, July 31.-Ootton dull and
nominal-middling 49, receipts z bales;
sales &c.
CHARLESTON. July 91.-Cotton easier
mlddling % g; receipts 81 sSles; sales =5;; =55o;
, PHnADE1pH1A, July 31.-Cotton quiet
--T7m4idld ~ 4i.d ding 211a.
RosyoN,I July 31.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding 22;oreceipts 2J8 bales; sales 100;
STOCK y, 9,0OOlhircl In. :rni ri
E. ~ ~ OH ~ ~
Elder Robe has left the Shakers for
the reason. lit is Said. that the rules of
the sect forbid tho ibrothers to kiss and
shake hands with the SISTERS He
couldn't possibly have left for better
reason. II pretty girls lips we're not
made. to be kissed. we should like to
know what the thunder they ,0ere made
for. ~
A baby lately had the misfortune 10
swallow the contents of an ink bottle.
Its mother. with wonderful presence of
mind, Immediately administered a box
of steel pens, and two sheets OF foolsoap
paper, and the child has felt write inside
ever since IL.
A publisher lately gave notice that he
intended to spend fifty dollars for "a new
head" for his paper. The sxt day one
OF bis subscribers dropped him the fol-
lowing note: ''Don't do it-better. keep
the money and buy new head for the
editor"