The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-20

VINO came to Boston with the Southern
military companies, expressed the ut
most satisfaction and pleasure, in view
OF the reception given them by the peo-
pie OF Massachusetts,, and said he be-
lieved this celebration and attendant
circumstances would do more than
almost any other event to bring about
the old frnternal feeling between the
North and Souths The business and
stock exchange were delayed somewhat
by the presence of the Washington
Light Infantry, of Charleston, cs-
corted by the Old Guard, of which
George Mclean, President of the Ex-
change, is President. The reception of
these gentlemen was cordial to the de-
gree Of being enthusiastic.
private cable says Lady Franklin is
dangerously ill in London, and requests
the churches in America to pray for her.
W1LKEsDAnnE, June ia girl twelve
years old was outraged by three young
men N this vicinity; one arrested and
recognized by the girl. He is in mil.
BosroN. June 19.-To-day will about
close the after results of the centennial.
The Norfolk "Light Blues" visited the
Mayor, and speeches were made by the
latter and Fitzhugh Lee.
gAt the Mayors reception, to-day, Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee spoke as follows: "Mr.
Mayor, I have but very few words to saw.
| came here not expecting to speak, and
1 think we have had enough speeches,
and fully understand everything; but I
unite with these gentlemen in thanking
you, and in thanking the city of Boston
and its vicinity through you, for the
very cordial and gratifying reception
which we have met here. We expected
to be the recipients of some little civility
at the hands Of the gentlemen of Boston,
even those who differed most widely
with us; but we were not prepared to
meet with this enthusiastic and splendid
demonstration, which we have witnessed
at your hands. We will return to Vir-
ginia and tell those people that they
should come here and see for themselves,
as we have seen, the people of Boston,
and they will.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Narra-
gansett has completed the survey of the
Gulf and Southern coast Of Lower Cali
fornla. The vessel may be detained ut
Topaz, in consequence Of the revolution
there. Commander Dewy reports that
the survey work has been very satisfac-
tory. Acknowledgement Townsend hns
q months leave. General Vincent will
act.
The Ossipee reached Aspinwall on the
John II. Stevenson, naval paymaster in
Japan, has been ordered home to settle
his accounts, which are irregular
Probabilities-For the Atlantic States,
stationary or rising barometer, North
west to Northeast winds, cool, clear md
partly cloudy weather, and possibly oc-
casionnl rain in the South Atlantic States
Yesterdays Market Reports.
NEW YoRK-Noon.-Money 2. Gold
17s Exchnnge-long 4.81; short 4.91.
Cotton firm; sales 681-uplands 15i; Or
leans 151. Futures opened steadier:
July Is 1-1G@15 3-32; August Is 3-16GI
Is 1872; September Is 1-16GI5 3-32:
October 4 23-32@14 1892. Pork quiet
1880. Lard heavy-steam 1871.
Up. M.-The bank statement shows
loans decreased So, ,625, 900; specie in
creased S75, 900; legal tender increased
1000, 900; deposits increased 875, 900.
Specie shipment to-day 2.S75, ,0OO Cot
ton firm; sales 6s1, at 15A@151. Flour
dull and still in buyers favor-5. .9O@
S:25. Wheat fully 1c. better-1.32@1. 40.
Corn slightly in buyers favor and mode
rate demand -82@84. Pork firm-19. IS
new mess spot Lard firmer and ouiet
--13S prime steam. Sugar and molasses
dull and lower. Freights frmer-sail
cotton 9-32; steam cotton 11-32; grain "A
as. Money easy-2I. Sterling quiet
9. Gold active-174. Governments dull
and steady. States quiet and nominal.
Cotton net receipts SIG; gross 946. Fu-
lures closed firm; sales 10000: June
Is 1-16@15l; July Is 3-32@15A; August
Is 7,32915i: September 15SGs15 5-32;
October ii 13-l6@14 1872; November
II 11-16@14 23-32; December ii 4ll-1GGn
142; Jannary IA 27-32@14s; February
Is 1-16@15 1892; March Is SIG; April
l5i@l @l5s; May Is 23-32@15 1916.
BALTIMORE. Cotton quiet-middling
Is; gross receipts A. exports constwise
40; sales 125. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet-1.25@1.38. Corn 82@s7
Pork 1900 2OO0: Bacon quiet and
steady-shoulders 81.
SAVANNAH. nominal--mid-
ding l4s; low middling 14s; good ordi-
nary II; net receipts lis; sales 125.
NEW ORLEANS. firm-middlino
10; net receipts 226; gross 284; exports
France 2,345; sales $500.
LOUISVILLE. quiet and un-