The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-23

SSgo. CAcnange-long Va; snort 10.
Cover nments quiet. State bonds steady.
2. M.-Net receipts of cotton 299
bales; s :oss 2.5G5; sales Of futures Is, 300
baies' closing easy: July 207s; August
1959; September 1875; October il 1916,
NS;;, Cotton quiet; sales ITO bales
middling 21. Flour inactive bat firmer
= common to fair G.40@S. 90; good to
choice S.50@l0.75. Corn heavy and
1@2:. lowor. Coffee strong. Rice S(G
91. Sugar strong and udvuncing-fair
to good refined 7Q1Sls. NIolasses dun
and unchanged. Rice strong. ut s(d9.
Pork steady. meas 100. Lard weuk-
Western steam TOTS. Freights steady.
Money easy. at 3@1. Sterling steady.
Gold 1G991G22ss. Governments closed
strong. Suites dull but steady.
ST.. LotAs. July 22.-FIour unchanged; !;
good demand for old stock; supply light.
Corn firmer--No. 2 mixed 5000; 45
sacked. Whiskey nominal, ut 80. Pork
quiet, ut 1G so. Bacon unchanged for
small lots shoulders 81; sides IL. Lard
dull-reGned So.
C'So MAJ. July Oh lou~ steady, at
6 5O(Wl0.CO. Corn doll but unchanged.
PROVISIONS active. Porx quiet, at 1000.
!ia~d inactive hn! s!eadier, at 815M8l5.
Bacon in good demand-shoulder 81 4;
clear rib sides 976G9lO. with sues
Whiskey firm, at 32
Lou U'Sy'r.e, July ,22.-Fiour in fair de-
mand--fancy 7.50. Corn easier, at 55(0
62. Pork 1G 00(9lG25. Bacon -,honl-
ders, S;3a eides 101a@1OlI. packed
Lard quiet and unchanged.
BAu. MORE, July 22.-Fiour qniet and
stea ~. Wheat steady. Corn hrm and
scarce white s59s6; yellow e5. Oats
dull, at 80. Mess pork 1925 Bacon in
fair demand and unchanged. Lard
quiet but steady. Whiskey scarce, at IS.
Cotton qoiet-middling 20ll; gross re-
ceirts y bales; exports coastwise l, $50;
sales 3O5; stock 357.
ding 1Slla; net receipts 162 bales; ship.
ments $50; stock 8, ,442.
W 1M.SoToN. July 22..-Cotton quiet
low middling 1S,a; net receipts ~ bales;
exports coastwise 7; sales 9; stock ,G72.
NoRroLy. July 22.-Cotton firm
middling 1885; net receipts 293 bales;
exports coast wise Cos; sales 80; stock
3,74O.
SAVANNAH, July % Cotton firm
middjing 1874; net receipts 227 bales
sales "a; stock G,302.
Pr ,4oF.nH'4, July 22.-Cotton quiet
-middling 81.
BosroS. July 22.-Cotton quiet aud
little doing-niddlipg Fl; gross receipts
136 bales; sales 200; stock 10000.
Gt'H EsToN, july 22.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary l4:al; net receipts So bal. S;
| stock 13.7lS.
AUGUSTA, July 22.-Cottou steady
mi1d''ng Is; net receipts llS bales; sales
80. !
NLw OrLF,vs. July 22.-Cotton busi-
ness mostly spended-middlipg 1Sal
net receipts 22l bales; gross 300; exports
constwis:. ,53i; sales last evening 500;
stock 22,7S5.
Cl,"tssroS, July % Cotton quiet
middling l9!!4; net receipts 3l5 bales;
gross 345; sales 100; stock 4, AGO
NloE 4E, July 22.-Cotton nominal
middling ISL; low middling I'LL; cx-
ports IL bales; stock 1851.
The heaviest gold shipment of .he
season was made last week. The move
ment cScites considerable discussion.
When the causes which have combined
to produce the shipment are more fully
known, they will probably be fonnd not
to contain much of the speculative ele-
ment. The Financial Chronicle is rather
disposed to think that the export owes
its origin to causes legitimately arising
out Of the commercial indebted ness
which has rapidly accumulated in consc-
quence Of the small exports and heavy
imports of the pnst England needs the
supply which we can so easily dispense
with. There are several reasons which
seem to render it improbable, however,
that the export of gold from this side, ii
it extend into August aud September
will reach any large aggregate. First
such al expectation would not be likely
except rs the result Of some exigency
connected with the closing French pay,
ments. But it must be remembered that
the Bank Of France has consented to pay
out a heavy amount Of its coin reserve
80 that little if any gold will be probabl,
needed from any other source to form {
basis for these payments. Secondly
the gold coinage of the German Go
vernment is not likely TO go on so rapid
ly as was intended. owing to an unex
pected difficulty. The States of Bavaria
and Saxony, anxious to prolong the tim.
of their paper money system, which they
find too profitable 10 be given up all a
once, have contrivcd to put OF the tim,
Of settling the new coinage law in opera
ton for three years.
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