The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-22
Observation-Disclosures. sen.
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She takes twenty-five tons Of coal for the
use OF the steamer Tigress,. when the lat
ter reaches Disco. The Jnniata also takes
two steam launches. The Tioreas is az.
pecsed to reach the Brooklyn Navy Yard
on Monday, when the work of fittinu her
out will be Immediately commenced. in
order that she may leave here for her
cruise on the 4th or 9th of July. The
Tigress will be proyisioned for two
years.
Specie shipments to-day 1894, 900.
0O0. 'o0'
Bank statement-Loans increase 81.
125. 600; specie increase 1876, 600; legal
tenders increase $780, 600; deposits
increase SO. 125, 900.
The faro banks clotel to-day, antici-
patipg police raid.
Deaths of the week 474.
FoFr cases Of yellow fever are reported
by the Brooklyn Union in State street.
In that city. in row oftenement houses,
whefd1 young man died of fever hast
The jury in the Sharky trial found a
verdict OF murder in the first degree.
The jury recommended the prisoner to
mercy.
While Nathan Harsh and q porter
were breaking up old cartridges in Harsh
Bro g ordnance store, for the purpose of
filling new ones with their contents, a
terrific explosion occurred. Over 900
cartridges were strewn over the floor
The front and back windows were blown
ont. Two men sitting in the front of
the store were violently blown into the
street ana seriously injured. Harsh and
the porter and W. Harsh's three little
sons were found frightfully injured. One
Of the children was terribly dis6gured,
| the skin being burned of the greater
patt of its body.
CAEANDAIeUA. N. Y, June 21.-Dis.
tfiot Attorney Crawley to-day entered q
noile prosequi in each of the cases OF the
fourteen women indicted with Miss An
thony for illegal voting.
WAsH1SaToN. June 2I.-The Star says
the automatic. telegraphic, with its
Dranohes, is about passing into the
hands of the Western Union.
The War Department. wants 25O, 900
head-stones for the Union dead.
Hoar, formerly Attorney General. is a
prominent candidate for Chief Justice,
The doctors announce a cholera death
to-day of q oleanly colored woman in a
heaithful locality. They state cucum.
bers to be the cause.
Probabilities For the South Atlantic
States. light to fresh winds, mostly from
| the West and South, and partly CLOUDY
weather, with occasional coast ruins. For
the Gulf States, East of the Mississippi.
light to fresh South. westerly to South.
.easterly winds and partly cloudy wea-
ther, with possibly occasional rain areas.
Financial and CommercIuI.
LIVERPOOL, June 21-Evenipe,-Cot.
ton opened quiet, but closed easier and
partially shade lower--uplands S%;
Orleans 9}s sales 10000 bales; specula.
ton and export 1000; sales Of American
5000; from Savannah and Charleston.
July shipments, 8; July and August de-
livery. 62s; from New Orleans, June
delivery, 81; July and August, 8.
NEW YORK, June 21-Noon.-Cctton
Notwithstanding 2OA; futures
opened as follows: June 20; July 2Ol6,
204; August 10. l9 1916. 2Ol1; Septem-
Der 18; December II 1916. Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat quiet and heavy
-l.50 for No. 2 Milwaukee. Corn dull
and unchanged. Pork dull and heavy-
new mess 1850. Lard quiet-Western
steam 1916. Freights firm. Stocks
firm and strong. Gold steady, OF 15aS.
Money easy, at 396. Exchange-long
8; short 10. Governments and State
bonds dull but steady.
7P. Motion dali and UNCHANGED:
sales 2O7 bales. Flour dull and heavy,
and 5@10c lower-common to fair ex.
ira 6. O0(98 co.; good to choice S.OOGa
1850. Wheat 1c. lower, with moderate
export and limited milling demand;
holders anxious. Corn stoady. with fair
demand. Pork weaker-new l6. 40. Lard
weak, at 87s@8 1916. Freights and
groceries quiet. Money abundant, Mt
500. Sterling 91s. Gold 15i1(0l5ls.
Governments dull but steady. States
very quiet. Cotton-net receipts 1858:
gross 2,9l0; sales for export %; .os of
futures l8, 100; market closed as follows:
July 2oA@20 SIG; August 2O(92O1I;
September Is 13-1G@18X; October il
10 l6; November II Is l6; December
C1NcISSAr1, June 21.-Flour dull and
lower. Corn quiet, at 40. Pork easier,
at l5.50@15.75. Lard dull and nn.
changed. Bacon quiet, at 71,09lI.
Whiskey steady, at 80.
LOUISVILLE, June 21.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Provisions quiet. Pork lower
and held at 16. 37(OIG rs Racon in fo;r