The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-04
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ANsiPo1Ia, February 8.-Ths. dWhst-
ton jury. who were out since noon Of
Friday, have been discharged. They
stood eight guilty to four for aoquittsi.
No demonstration in the crowded court.
Mrs. Wharton was released upon q re-.
newaf of her bail. . F':
SELMA, Ala. February 3.-The ap.
Rointment OF receiver for the Selma,
home and Dalton Railroad will not In.
teriere With the movement of freight or
passenger trains. Wm. L. Lauier. the
ltecelver, and John Tucker, tho Presi.
dent OF the road, are harmonifusly 90.
operating for the benefit Of the Have|ine
public. the mercantile interest. and the
general advantage OF all conoerned...:
Financlai and Commercini. :;
LONDON, February 3-Noon. Con
sols 98L. 5s 81.
FARIs, February 3.-Rentes 64f. SOC.
LIvRRPoob, February 3-3 p. M
Cotton quiet. but steady-uplands 10@
lO!l; Orleans 10L@1O96; salee 10, O06
paies; speculation and export 1000;
shipped from Savannah, February and
Maroh, 1915.
LIVERPOOL. February 3-Eyepinp.
Cotton closed quiet; sales 1000 bales
American; shipped from Savannah and
Charleston. November and December.
l9X:
New York. February 3-Noon-
Cotton dull; sales 80 bales-uplands 81 sk:
short az. Flour, wheat, corn, pork
and lard unchanged. FraigAta quiet.
Money firm. att. Gold dali. at l8. Ex.
ohange-long 9a6; short 10k. Govern
ment and State bonds dull, but steady.
| Z. M.-Cotton nominal; sales 419
bales-uplands 215s; Orleans 2lI.
Flour quiet but steady. Whiskey lower,
at 93H. Wheat held firmly. Corn
steady with fair business. Rice steady.
at 8776@8k. Pork dull and unchanged.
Lard closed steady, at 8I. Freig ghts
quiet. Sales Of futures 1890 bales, as
follows: February .2U1l. 20 GIG; March
~ l!'l6, 2OA; April 81, 2l1.16; May
~, Il 5-l6; june 2l56; July az.
Money GOT. Sterling 9aS. Gold l3@
13}s; Governments slightly lower but
steady. Iennessees very strong; others
dull but steady.
ST. LOUIS. February 3--FIour firm
and steady -superfine winter s. 50@6. 90.
Corn dull and lower-No. Q, mixed,
3o}s, East side, on track; 35 in ware
house. Whiskey dull, at SO. Pork 1925.
Bacon steady--clear rib sides 7A; May
order lots 5]s@8. Lard7M. '.1- :
BAnrlmonE. February 8. .@FIonr opie.
and firm. Wheat firm. Corn Arm -
white 66; yellow 81. Oats-Sonthsrn
armer. at 44(047. Mess pork steady.
Bacon-shonlders 6L. Whiskey 93MM
". Cotton quiet-middling 2OL: re-
oelpts 700 bales; sales 2l7; stock Id, 5S8.
GALVESTON, February 3.--Cotton
quiet-good ordinary 17L(017h: re-.
ceipts 2,7S9 bales: sales 800; stock II 141.
WILMINGTON, February 3.-Cotton-
middling l934; receipts l99 bales: stock
2,6e1. ~
No'nFonK. February 81 -Ootton-low
middling l9%@1956; receipts 2459
bales; sales $50; stock IL. .O2O.
CHARLESTON, February 3.-Cotton
qaiet..good ordinary 1sA@1sX; mid
ding 1914; receipts 2, S99 bales; sales
800; stock 46. .88l.
AUGUSTA, February 3.-Ootton in mo.
derate demand -middling 19L; receipts
7l5 bales; sales 9O2
BOSTON. February 3.-Ootton-mid-
ding 2i24; receipts 1920 bales: sales
400; stock 1000.
MOBILE, February 3.-Cotton dull
good ordinary l8L; low middlino 10:
nmaddiing nna 1914: receipts 1881 bales; sales
300; stock 54,942.
NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-Cotton
IN moderate dsmand-good ordinary
1871; low middling 10; middling 1857:
receipts $3.50 bales; sales 4,OO0;' STOCK
203, ,440.
SAyANNAH,. February 3.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary l8A; low middline
1925; middliDg 1919; receipts s,7s7
bales; sales 954; stock 64,785.
MEHPH1s, February 3.-Cotton quiet
--middling 2O1a; receipts 1919 bales;
shipments 1856; stock SO, 796.
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