The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-20
TinanGial ana Commercial.

LONDON, March 19-NoOD.-CUnsOls
92A. Bonds 929s.
( LlvEnPoon. March 1922. M.-.Ootton
opened strong-uplands l11S: Orleans
!l9s@11X; Bombay shipments, since
last report to thelsth SO, ,0oD bales; sales
ID, 600; export and speculation 1000;
nearly due from Savannuh or Charleston
llL, ;qa qir.
iIivERpoon. March 1o-Evening.-
Cotton closed strong. Manchester ad-
vices more favorable.
New YoRK. March 19-Noon. Stocks
strong.l Gold weak, at 9A. Money
hrm. att. E1chnnge-long OK; short
W.. Goyern ments dull but steady.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
held 2(93c. higher. Corn steady. Pork
heavy-neW 2.6Q@12 IS. Lard quiet.
Cotton yeak-npl4ads 22sa; Orleans 23;
sales l,2!O bales. ,AFrcights dull.
L. M.-Cotton dull; sales 1924
bales-uplands 2235; Orleans %. Flour
aotiver and unchanged. Whiskey $50
90. Wheat IN more export home de.
mand-winter red Western 1.63@l. 90.
Corn firmer, at 6S1a @60 for Southern;
yellow o9Is. Rice steady. at 8L@9L.
Pork activer. at 13. 00@l3 25. Lard in
active. Freights dull. Money closed
sa ot1ong' at .. Sterling heavy, a. 9A@
9S. Gold 9A@9T. Governments
steady. New South Carolinas strong;
others dull but steady. Sales of futures
to'day 1850 bales, as follows: March
2S l,l6: 2216; April 2216. 22as; May
22A. 23; .Iune 2316, % s l6; July 23L;
August ~ 1916. 2316; September
Fl 3'16; Oothber 19 GIG.
LOUISVILLE, MARCH, 19.-Bagging firm.
Flour frm-extra family 75O. Whiskey
ST. LOUIS. March 1s.-whiskey s..
FORK higher, at IL. 90. cash. Lard S16.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-Flour and
corn unchanged: Pork firm. Lard ad-
vanced-kettle 81. Bacon in fair de-
mand-sales 6M0@7]s. Whiskey &c.
WILMINGTON. M6roh l9.-Ootton firm
Imiddling 2lA; receipts 81 bales; sales
Boston, March 1s.-ootton quiet
middling 22A@22T; receipts 1880
'ales; Gales 3O0; stock 5000.
NORFOLK, March 19.-Cotton steady
loE middiing 81; receipts 1872 bales; sales
New ORLEANS. March 19.-Cotton
nat and irregular-middling 2256; re-
ceipts 3,501 bales; sales 1890; stock
180.84
GALVESTON, March 19.-Ootton quiet
good ordinary 20L; receipts 238 bales;
sales 500; stock 81. 800.
MEMpH1s, March 19.-Ootton on;et-
middling 22h@22L; receipts LIZA
BALTIMORE, March 1s.-Flour dull.
u Corn steady.white G0@64; yellow GOO
oi. oats-Soathern 81 @ Sc. Pork
neavy. at 1926. Bacon heavy-rib
SIDES n; oIcar rib ~. Whiskey un-
changed. Cotton frm-middling 22H;
receipts 607 bales; sales $40; stock II, 16O.
CHARLESTON, March 10. Cotton
steaady-middling %; receipts 663 bales;
sales $40; stock 81, 220.
MOBILE, March 19.-Cotton dull
mniddling ~; receipts 80 bales; sales
500; stock Al, 781.
middling 2l114; receipts 275 bales; sales
PHILADELPHIA, March 19-.Cotton
qniet-middling 90.
SAVANNAH. March 1o.-Cotton quiet
ana IN Light -middIipg 2lA;
receipts 96l bales; sales 900; stock
So. 544.
1t ls terrible to think of the agonies
OF woman of cultivation and refine
ment when suffering under an attack of
that dread disease. kleptcmania. An
instance OF heart-rending intensity took
place the other day in Boston. An Gle
gantly dressed woman was detected in
the very act OF plagiarizng pair of
Six stockings. She started, turned pale
and burst into tears, Suddenly conscious
OF her guilt, and then in the most a0o-
n'zed manner besought the proprietor
TO release her, and offered him q twenty
dollar note for the stockings. The gen
tleman kindly reasoned with the afflicted
woman, and then, taking the price of
the stockings, returned her the change
from the twenty dollar note. The poor
woman then disappeared and was heard
OF no more, although her bank note
was, as it was counterfeit.