The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-22

make one of these periodical-TTbe
conclusion Of this sentence was drowned
by applause. But am not dog
matlst. do not pretend to present this
as matured and settled conclusion.
What l do here ask this chamber to
originate is, an inquiry and investiga-
ton, by men Of business and capital, as
10 where the proper remedy for these
alsorders, of which I speak, is to BIZ
1ound. Let us be calm about it.
Let US investigate slowly and carefully;
anu let the businesss men of the coun-
try come to conclusion as to the pro-
pei, remedy; not for q particular disordt r
to-day; but something which shall be
protection against periodical re-occur-
renee OF these disorders. This is what
would have. Business men of this
country, do look at the matter rs
disease, not at one particular symptom; !;
and determine just what and where is
the remedy. 1 venture to say if men
VINO, composing chamber like this,
VIII agree upon what that remedy is,-
they can have behind them the press of
the country. with scarcely an exception,
and the public sentiment of the country;
and whatever shall seem to them, after
mature deliberation, after careful dis
cusslon, the true cure for our financial
disorders and dangers, will he accepted
by the general1iudgment OF tho country,
and carried into effect. This is all, gen
tlemen, and with these few remarks, I
thank you for your patient attention.
[Great applause.
After tho conclusion of Mr.. Greeley's
speech, he was escorted to the vestibule
nj Hn hal T..
ber by the hand as they filed out. He
soon thereafter proceeded to the hotel,
whence, at half-past l O'Clock, he was es-
oorted by tho officials. Mayor Baker, of
Covlngton. aud others, with band of
music, to Covington and Newport, where
lie was publicly received, prior to his de-
parture for Louisville. Tho streets we're
thronged with people. and he was re.
celved with cheers ut many places along
the line OF march. During his stay, he
received many friends and citizens at the
Burnett House.
BAhTnIoRE. September 21.--After the
Installation Of tho new officers the Grand
Lodge adjourned sine die.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, September 2I.-
Ihe stralght-out Central Committee have
nominated full State and electoral ticket.
LA A'A1ohoooL 4atcS lS very SICK.
A vigilance committee has been formed
in Dacota, and two horse thieves have
already been hung to telegraph poles.
NEW YORK, September 21.-The Times
says Charles O'Copor has written let
ter to member of the straight Demo-
cratic committee accepting the nomina-
ton OF the Louisville Convention.
Financial ana Commercini.
LONDON. September 21--Noon.
Consols 9214. 5s S9A.
PARIS, September 2l.-Rents 54f. 900.
LIVERPOOL. Septem Der r2l-Evening.
Cotton opened heavy and closed easier
uplands 9%; Orleans 9A09Za; sales
5000 bales; speculation and EXPORT 2. 600.
NEW YORK; September 2I-Noon.-
Stocks steady. Gold heavy, at 1877.
Money firm. at 7. Exohange-long TX:
short 81. Governments dull but steady.
State bonds quiet. Cotton easier; sales
1.07O bales-uplands 1877; Orleans 19k.
Flour steady. Wheat dull and nominally
unchanged. Corn shade better. Pork
dull-mess IA 10@l4 20. Lard quiet
steam 8%@9]s. Freights quiet.
z. M.-Bank statement-Losns de.
creased So. 1856. 900; specie decrease 1915
600; legal tenders decreased So, 625. 600:
deposits decreased 1876. 900; loss of the
reserve nearly $4,000. 900. Sales of fu.
lures to-day $4,000 bales, as follows:
September 1875. 18 7-16; October IL,
IL 3:16; November 1875. 1917; Decem.
Der 18 3-16. 1885; January 18 ll.16, 1877;
February 1871. 1875; March 1917; April
2O1s. Cotton easier; receipts /, QUO bales
sales 2. uplands 1879; Orleans OK.
Flour inactiver and unchanged. Wheat
inactiver; low grades shade lower.
Corn heavy and declining. Pork heavy.
at IA. O5@l4. 10. Lard dull-kettle 9lS.
Groceries quiet and firm. Freights firm
cotton, steam, 2s@7 16. Money freely
offered at 2%. Sterling 71s@011. Gold
l35e@l3M. Governments closed rather
heavy. States dull but steady.
ST.. LOUIS, September 21.-Flour in
good demand Mt full prices. Corn firm
No. 2, mixed, SO. Whiskey firm, at 81.
Mess pork 14.50, cash; 1850, January.
Bacon active and higher-shonlders 81;
clear rib sides 112l; clear sides 12ls.
Lard firm-reAned 81.
CINCINNATI. September 2l.-Flour
in fair demand-family 750@7.75. Mess
pork in fair demand and firm, at 13 30;
held at 13. .75@1400. Lard firm-snm.
mcr n ga; steam 8I4(Gs56; kettle 5000