The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-04

Miss MetrleE sAk|ARl Mrs. Merritt,
Miss 6orymsr and 16A&R, ,Price, OF New
York, I have great hapsas securine."
:. Papers received from Europe. by the
Agents d,tha " hits Star Efne here, etate
that tho Atlantic had: q, ,B16 tons Of as
sorted cargo bnsooAr fAs1A hunters
Of pocr people,. ietatt ol b Htsssaes
passengsEe D9httalS f 6iSEE s6A psa!.
senger agency rooh9As sAsfe.H I'm hopes OF
further tidings of .ASir friends. Mrs.
Graf, who lost her; husband aud two
children on the Atlantic, is q. rsviug ma.
niac, consequent upon her affliction. s
GALvEsroH, April 3.-The Legislature
passed . concurrent. reso.
iRtton requesting Governor Davis not TO
comply With the petition from Secretary
Delano and President Grant for the par
doE OF the notorious Indian now con-
1Hled 4 IA the Texas Penttehtiary. H.; ,.;,i
PosrsMouTH,s y, A., April 3-The
te.dss. 1ssasea *. geo noaa; noaa; -. ss.Gs
fnnniture saved.
WASHINGTON. April 3.--The .Oommis.
sioner of Internal Revsn is preparing
. circular to collectors OF internal reve.
due throughout the country, embodyipg
the recent decision Of the United States
Supreme Court In the Reading Railroad
case, and requesting them to examine
and see if there are not some cases where
back taxes may be assessed under this
deoiaioh.
Probabilities-For the Gulf States, on
Friday. increasing 6outhsrly winds,
with cloudy weather and raih ON the
Western coast Friday morning and in
Eastern Gulf States Friday afternoon.
For the South Atlantic States, increas-
ting Southeast winds, veering to South
Ward, with rain by Friday night, and
possibly BY Friday evening in Georgia.
Finanoial and commercial.
LONDON, April 9-Noon.
92X. 5s91 Bnllion decreased 1925
LIVERPOOL, April 3-3 P. M,-Cotton
opened quiet but is now heavy-uplands
93s; Orleans 95s; sales 10, 600 bales: spe
oulation and export 1000
L1vERPooL, April 3-Evening. Cot
ton closed heavy-uplands9 9L@9a6; Or
leans 90; from New Orleans, deliverable
in March and April, 93k.
NEW YORK. April 3-Noon.-St Stocke
drm. Gold firm. at III. Money finn,
at A@B per cent. Exchange-long
IN; short 8. Governments dull but
steady. State bonds very frm. Cotton
dull; sales 478 bales--uplands 19A; Or
leans 204. Flour quiet AID unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet.
Pork quiet aud 6rm---new 1900 on spot
aud Tor April delivery; II. IS for Job lots.
Lard dull--Western steam 85a. Freights
quiet and firm. .a . -
u P. M.-Sales of futures 10, 900 bales:
April 18 ll-16@l8 1916; May 19k@l9
5-l6; June 10 7,16@19M; July 1916
@19 l1.18y = Cotton da!! :aa nominal: !:
sales 709 bales-uplsnds 1887. Orleans
2OH. Flour quiet. Whiskey steady. at
9!4991A. Z Wheat dull and heavy
white Western 1.92@2O9. Corn in mo.
derate request and unchanged. Rice
qaiet and steady. at 865L. Pork
steady. at l7.00@l7.50. Lard q shade
hrmef. Freights quiet. There was a
slight relaxation in the money stringency
to-day, at through rates. Gall loa "a CON.
hnue high and exorbitant. Bc..oTers.
with railway and miscellaneous oollater-
als, paid from ID to IS per diem for
money; nearly all business at L@A.
Exchange completely demoralized: rates
declined to an unusually low point; there
IL very little demand for exchange: GOOD
to prime bankers sold at 6A@7. Gold
opened Mt Tx, advanced to 17L, de.
olined to TN. and closed at 17I6ai7%.
Loans were from to ~ for carrying.
Governments steady all day, with prices
litsie changed.
BALTIMORE. April 3.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn firm.
Oats quiet and steady. Rye quiet and
unchanged. bay unchanged. Provi-
sions quiet but firm. Mess pork II. 90
@l7.50. Bulk meats Arm. Bacon firm: !:
hams unchanged. Lard unchanged.
Western butter unchanged. Whiskey
firm. at 901s: Cotton dull and nominal
1875; receipts 104 bales;
sales g.; stock 9,2O7.
PH!1ADEnPHrA. April 3-Ootton 3 dull
20.
ST.. LOUIS, april 3.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn steady, at 33(034 for
No. Q. mixed, on East track; As sacked.
Whiskey steady, at 81. Pork firm, ut
1850; held at 1915 at close. Bacon
active and firm; lnrge speculative de.
mand-clear sides 10L4 in June; 1Ols in
July; 10al in August; IL in September.
Lard firm, at 9T on spot.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-FIour in fair de-
mand and unchanged. Corn in good
demand, Mt 5.24, shelled and sacked.
Pork held at 16.5OC017 90 Racon