The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-02

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neas. and thejyelloYs fever scare is at.an
end. NO one need aPprehend danger
in visiting Monte tgomery.
UnisedS Ssates g Circuit Court, before
Judge DAD dwalader, the order granted
t!ast wesk. inpons tbey petition Of Edward
l9hc. sh they; should not be adiudi.
Ec9ted SbaukrGpts, which was to have
been 4feturnasit to-day, was continued
EanHf next week, al the request of the
debtors and by coneent of the petitioner.
| 81 GHtUA Aaoss O3tober 1.-The financial
situation here this morning presents q
mHph brighter. aspect than yesterday.
Fhe. receipts Of, currency continue
large; some SO. .000, 900 being reported
yesterday, while demands upon deposits
are falling of; in fact, some banks have
already begun to furnish their customers
with the usual accommodation. Tue
prospect is that it will not be long be.
fore business will resume it's wonted
channels. It is stated that the Third
| National Bank will resume business in
few days; probably by the beginning OF
another week. There is much tirmer
feeling in the grain market, with ad.
vanolng tendency in prices.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The debt
| statement shows q decrease during Sep
tember Of SI.9O1. .467. Coin in the
Treasury $50, 246,7 currency SO, 2S9,-
032; coin certificates S33, 935, 400.
The hqanciai situation here is i'm
proving, hd to-day there is no indica-
ton of any excitement concerning banks
and business quarters.
Probaoilitics-Fo Thursday, in the
Gulf and South Atlantic States, iulling
barometer, North and East winds, in.
cteasing clondiness, and in the latter
section rainy weather.
PANAMA. October l.-Business ex-
ceeding dull throughout Peru. Several
firms have suspended pay yment. Banks
refuse to discount, and scarcely any
coin is in circulation.
The steamer General Sherman, which
carried the Polncio's revolutionary party
to Honduras, is reported lying off Puer-
to CAbello, with her machinery disabled
A vessel has reported TO the Governor
at San Juan del Norte that q great
many Americans from New Orleans had
arrived with rifles, and were d.predat-
ing in Rautan. A great many of these
fillibusters were blacks.
NEW YORK. October 1.-.There WAS
very quiet feeling in financial circles to-
day, with entire abseuce of any e1cit.
ing event. The firm of Northrup &
Chick suspended this morning, bat the
{ailure had no influence on the Stock
Exchange, a. the firm had no stocks;
the suspension being caused BY the
withdrawal of deposits. There was an.
other sharp advance in foreign ex-
change today, and leading bankers ad-
vanced their rates to 73l for sixty days
sterling and o for sight. The snspen.
sion of Henry Clews l. Co. was officially
announced in the Stock Exchange to.
day. Bank officers report that the de-
mand for currency to be sent to country
banks hns fallen off. Several banks out
Of town tolegraphed to stop further
shipments, and some others have re.
turned greenbacks to.New York.
Total amount paid out on account of
November interest, 500. 045 II.
Albert GARNER aud Maurice DAILY
play match game Of billiards, four
Dali, l,oOO points up, for tho champion
ship Of America, at rummany Hall, to.
morrow evening.
The Post acknowledges the receipt OF
Sl62 for the relief OF sufferers by the
epidemic in Shreveport and nei ghbor-
hood. An additional 500 was also for
warded by sugar house.
Tho American Bible Union for ths re.
vision of the Bible met to-day. The
following officers we're elected: Presi-
dent, Rev. Thos. Armitage; Secretaries,
Rev. w. Il. WickoH aud Rev. W. II.
Pendleton; Treasurer, Thos. Walter.
The Bonrd of Managers reported salts.
factory progress in revising the Bible,
and expect it to be finished this year.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. L.
STORES, OF Englnnd. and others.
Utica, N. Y. October 1.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention met ut noon.
| Hon. Mr. Beebe was chosen temporary
chairman. In his speech. he advocated
welcoming the Liberal Republicans to
the convention. A temporary secretary
was then appointed. The cases of the
contested delegs tions were then referred
to Committee on Credentials, cor sisting
of two from each judicial district. 4
committee was then appointed to select