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

ifhe bodiAI NshQdies of Mrs. Fisher,
Fgtss Mettast EARd Mrs. Merritt.
Mics 6orymsr and a6H. Price. of New
York, I have great hope ssecuring."
Papers received from hsops, by che
sgentsed d.Iha White Star IlnS here, stete
that the Atlantic had $50 tons 81 az.
sorted cargo IN soost AfRAs snumi5srs
Si PooE people, teiaA IN az 1eessae
passengssa, p9hanns @ ttdiSHiE fs6S Ssss
senger agency f6oMAs shsfe, IN hopes OF
further tidings OF Me3x friends. Mrs.
Sstah, who lost her hnsbaud snd two
children on the Atlantic. is .. .raviug ma
MAG, uoonse9aept upon her affliction. {
GALVESTON. April 3.-The Legislature
unanimously passed . doncnrrens reHo.
iutton requesting Governor Davis not TO
comply with the petition from Secretary
Delauo and President Grant for the par
don OF the notorious Indian nov CON
!, ,A&pedin 4sq the Texas PenttehtiAFy. :. 8,
Ocean Hotel, at Rye Beaoh, vas burned
t1!day.S 1asuTeA hs 88o, ,A06: patt Isl ftEe
fnsniture saved. ,
WASHINGTON. April 3.--The ..Oommis-
stoner Of Internal Revenue is preparing
Q circular to collectors OF internal reye.
nue. throughout the country, embodyine
the recent decision Of the United States
supreme Court In the Reading Railroad
case, and requesting: them to examine
sud see Il there are not some cases who're
PACK saxes may be assessed under this
fFobabilitiss-For the Gull States, on
fnaay: increasing 6outherly winds,
with cloudy weather and rain on the
Western coast Friday morning and in
9sstern Gulf States Friday afternoon.
For the South Atlantic States, increas-
ing south east winds, veering to South
ward. with rain by Friday night, and
possibly by Friday evening in Georgia.
FiHanciai and conmeroias.
LONDON. April 9-Noon.
S3M. 5s 81. Bullion decreased E625..
LIVERPOOL, April 3-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened quiet but is now heavy-uplands
~; Orleans 95s; sales 10. 900 bales; spe.
oulation and export 2. 000
1yERrooh. April 3-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed heavy-uplands 9L@92s; Or
leans 90; from New Orleans, deliverable
in March and April, OK.
NEW YoEs. April s-Noon. Stoke
firm; Gold firm. at 1716. Money film,
~; short s. Goverpmenta doll ns buf
steady. State bonds very firm. Cotton
nnli; sales 478 ba!es-upIands 103z; Or.
leans 2OA. Flour quiet ard unchanged :.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet.
Pork quiet aed firm--new II. 90 on spot
and for April delivery; II. as for Job lots.
lard dnll-Western steam S5a. Freiahta
quiet and firm. -9l7!; 60 80
+. u P. M.-Sales of futures 10, 800 bales.; );
April 1S 1l-16@18 1916; May 19kMl9.
5-l8; June - l97f16(019M; J1lyl is 9I6
Ole 1l-16l Cotton dull AM nominal.
sales 709 bsles-uplands 1887. Orleans
2O16. Flour quiet. Whiakey steady. at
9!H @91A. q Wheat dull and heayvE'
white Western 1.92@2O9. Corn in mo.
derate request, and unchanged. Rice
qniet and steady. at 8(a8L. Pork
steady, At l700@17.5O. Lard q shade
hrmer. Freights quiet. There was
slight relaxation in the money stringsnoy
to-day, at through rates. Gall loa as con.
tinue high and exorbitant. Borrowers.
With railway and miscellaneous coilater.
ais, paid from ID to 16 per diem for
money; nearly all business at M01.
Exchange completely demoralized; rates
declined to an unusually low point; there
70 very little demand for exchanges: rood
to prime bankers sold at 6A@7. Gold
opened NJ ltA, advanced to 17I, de.
olined to IN. and closed at 17%(al7A.
Loaps were from to ~ for oarryinr.
Governments steady all day, With prices
htsle changed.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-FIour dull and
unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn firm.
Oats quiet and steady. Rye quiet and
unchanged. hay unchanged. Proyi-
sions quiet but Arm. Mess pork 1900
9l7.b0. Bulk meats firm. Bacon Arm:
hams unchanged. Lard unchanged.
Western butter unchanged. Whiskey
firm. az 9OH Cotton dull and nominal
1875; receipts 104 bales;
sales 85; stock 9,207.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3-Ootton 8 dull
-middliug 20!
Sr. LOUIS, April 3.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn steady, at 33(a34 for
No. 2. mixed, on East track; 43 sacked.
Whiskey steady, at 81. Pork firm, OF
16 90; held at 1916 at close. Bacon
active and firm; large speculative de.
mand-clear sides l01 in June; lOls in
July; 1921 in August; IL in September.
Lard firm, at 81 on spot
Lou1svnLE, April 3.-Flour in FUR de-
mand and unchanged. Corn in good
demand, at 524, shelled and sacked,
Pork held at 16,5OG017.OO. Raoon