The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-25
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Eaensin OolfaaSd, Amss' and Hkodks' con-
neotioh with theO Credit iMQbslier; because
the former was not Vice Preside nor
Ames nor Brooks members of the pre-
sent Congress, when the questionable
transaction occurred. Harry Lsotti 10
lored, Of Louisiana, gets 81, 600 for ;dGn-
testing Bourman's seat. Tue ,fiyer land
harbor bill was passed Substantially as
reported last Saturday night, except that
Yazoo gets $4,000. An amendment. by
Hayes, increasing the appropriation for
Mobile Harbor to $10O, 600, failed by one
vote. The Mississippi, from the mouth
OF the Missouri to the Ohio, has been
increased $1,000
The President sent q message to Con-
gress urging Legislation on fishery mat
ters.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, continued low temperature, with
Northwest winds. veering to North east
during the day, with rising temperature
tuesday night. An area of low barome.
| ter .s.!! develop ii Texas and Northward
to the Missouri, With Easterly winds,
cloudy and threatening weather.
FtEanoisl and CommercIa..
LONDON, February 24-Noon.-Con.
sols 92h. 5s 90L.
PARIS, February 24-Rentes 56f. $50.
LIVERPOOL, Febrnary 24-3 P. M
Cotton opened steady y-uplands 9A; Or
leans lO; from. Savannah or Charleston,
February and March, 956; sales 1000
bales; speculation end export 900.
L1vERpooh. February 24-Eyening. =
Cotton closed. steady.
NEW YORK, February 24-Noon.-
Cotton entirely nominal; sales 70 bales.
uplands 2OT; Orleans 2l9s. Flour aud
wheat dull. Corn quiet. Pork quiet
and firm, at 14.871.h, Lard very firm
Western steam 67-16. Freights quiet.
Money firm, ut 1-16@l 80 per cent. Gold
144. E1change-long 8; short 10. Go
vernments dull but steady. State bonds
dull.
=. M.-Money active but stringent.
Exchange SA@ST. Gold 14L@I49k.
Bis lS>s; 62s 1875; new 5s 13sl. States
dull but steady. Cotton nominal; sales
154 bales-uplands 20M; Orleans 81 q.
Flour steady. Whiskey steady. Wheat
dull and heavy. Corn heavy aud lover
new mixed Western 65ls@66. Pork
firmer, at 1900. Beef dull. Lard 87.l6
98 0 16 Sales of futures IL, 500 bales,
as follows: February 2O5-l6M2OM:
March 203s020 9,l8; April 2O56(320%;
May 2l4; June 2ls(@211G.
LOUISVILLE, February 24.-Flour in
moderate inquiry--family extra 7.5O.
Corn in good demand, at 40 for mixed;
42 for white. Pork 14O0. Bacon in
fair demand. at 6 for shoulders; 8 for
clear rib sides; 81 for clear sides.
packed: Lard steady. at s11(0s% for
choice leaf. in tierces; 9@9h for kegs;
steam IN. Whiskey steady, 81.
CINo1NNAT1, February 24.-Flour dull
and lower, at 7.75@8.l0. Corn quiet, at
5000: Provisions steady. Pork steady,
at 1850. Lard-756@7A for steam ;
kettle steady, at 8. Bacon steady, at 5%
(98 for shoulders; 71k(07A for clear rib
sides; 7N@8 for clear sides. Whiskey
steady, at 81,
81. LOUIS, February 24.-Flour quiet
and weak-superfne winter s. 6.25(96. so.
Corn dull and dropping, at 3211(a33 for
NO. mixed, in elevator. Whiskey dull,
at ~. Pork firm, at 1875. Bacon firm,
at for clear sides, buyers in March :
1obbing and order lots higher; 6 for
shoulders; 7Z98 for clear rib sides:
8(98A for clear sides. Lard steady. at
TX; seller in March.
NEW ORLEANS. February 24.-Cotton
10 moderate demand-good ordinary
175s; low middling 1856; middling 1857;
receipts i,2l8 bales; sales 5000; stock