The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-22

cAo' NOtu GACuuuBo-JOUR
4 SO; shos. 4 s6lS. Governments active
and strong. State bonds dull.
II P. -Cotton-net receipts 1873
bales; gross 4.412 Futures closed weak;
sales 1890: January Is l5 32; Februa.
ry Is 1872. Is GIG; March IL 5-32,
16 8 l6; April 16 2l.32, 16l1-l6; May
IT, II 1872; Juno II 1892, 17lS; July
1734, II 1882. Cotton dull; sales 795
bales. at 16H@l65s. Southern -four
dull and dropping G.75G7.8O for COM
mon to fair extra; 7.35Wll00 for good
to choice. Whiskcy lower, ut 99C099I5.
Wheat opened dull aud slightly in buy
ers' favor. Corn hrmer-09ls for West
ern mixed in store. Pork hcuvy-new
mess 1G 00Q1l6 12ia. Beef quiet, ut
8.OO@l1.00 for plain mess; l1.50@
l3 5O for extra. L,rd heavy, at 9l1(9
9T. Money closed quiet, ut I. Gold
1l2afWll34. Governments closed firm
and strong. States quiet and nominal.
LOUISVILLE. January 2l.-Flour quiet.
Corn quiet. ut 6l@7U. Provisions firm
and unchanged. Pork 1525@15 SO.
Bacon-7ll5 for shoulders; 81, for clear
rib; S.Is Tor clear. Lard-9i. for tierce;
l0ll for keg; . for steam. Whiskoy
94ls.
Sr. LOUIS january 21.-Flour qnict
and unchanged; business small. Corn
demand light; holders firm -5S for No.
mixed on East track. Whiskey droop-
ing, at 96097. Pork quiet o5biug
lots Of hard side Mt Is 90. Bacon firm
TX for shoulders; Slla for clear rib; 8
for clear. Lard easier, ut Sls1Sai.
ClNCINSATI, January 2l.-tiour uui, t.
Corn quiet aud firm, ut GOT,G3. Pork
firm, ut Is 50 Lard quiet, ut S7s(0Y
for steam; 0ls@9lii for city kettle.
Bacon hrm; only jobbing demand
shoulders ~; clear rib S51(0S2.; clear
5000. Whiskey firm, ut IS.
GALVESTON. January 2l.-Cotton firm
aud quiet; demand fair-gool ordinary
l3}a; middling 1873; net receipts 3, l0S
bnles; exports coastwlsc 9G7; sales ., 900 !;
stock 109.734
MOBILE. January 2l.-Cotton firm
aud in good dennnd-middllng l5i.:
low middling l4ttS; strict good ordinary
l3a4; net rcccipts 1871 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1, 355; coastwisc 1918;
sales 900; stock G5, U5O
NORFOLK, January ELECTION dull
low middllng 145s; net receipts 3, 76O
bales; exports to Great Britain ,O2O;
coastwise 1910; sales $40; stock % ,64S.
CHARLESTON, January 2l.-Cotton
quiet middling 1925; low middlng 10;
strict good ordinary 1873; urt receipts
3.l47; exports to Great Britain 3,7U7;
France 400; coustwise 94i; sales 500;
stock Go. 100
BALTIMORE. January 2l.-Cotton
dnll-middllng IL; low middhng 15laG4
lol4; strict good ordinary l4lL; gross
receipts 202 bales; exports colstwise
PSI; sales 46l; stock 1920.
New ORLEANS, January 21.-Cutton
active; offerings Notwithstanding
IL; low middling 1875; strict good ordi.
nary 1874; net receipts G.359 bul .s
gorss 1885; exports to Great Britain
4.4O3; France $500; sales II 200; stock
27S,O25
SAVANNAH. January 2l.-Cotton Grm
-middling 1534; net receipts 4 274;
exports coastwIss 2.6l7; sales 2,375;
stock 115. $50
Boston, January 2l.-Cotton quiet
and steady-middlipg 1873; net receipts
l49; gross .565; sales 25U; stock 5000.
MEMPHIS. January 2l.-Cot,on quiet
low middl'ng l4a4Wl5; receipts
.38l bales; shipments 2,53D; stock
65,S7S.
WILMINGTON. January 21.-Cotton
quict-middiing 15ll; net receipts 300
bales; exports to France 36o; stock
1925
PHILADELPHIA, January 2l.-Cottou
steady-middiing l6al; low mlddlin2
lo34; strict good ordinary 10; net re,
celpts 100 bales; gross 60U.
AruusrA. January 2l.-Cotton ir.
regulnr-middling l4.:l; receipts l.54l
bales; sales l, hi.
FUNERAL OF YIoroE HuGo's Son. -
Paris has rarely Witnessed II sight So
striking in nil lis ientnres ns the rcc,n,
funeral OF Victor Ingo's eldest son.
Bosides being IL writer of rare skill and
power, Francois Victor Hugo WIS IL.
Iiery Republican ns his father. Fo,
twenty years, he made hilnse!f nn exile
from France, aud when he came back "a
P"ris, he preached Hsrnbiicanism by
pen and tongue with much en,husias IN
On the day oi the funeral, IN e1traor
dinary mass OF people crowded til,
Boulevard DIES Itaicn,, the great sounr.
Of the Chn'ran d'Eu, the Boulevard ,!t
Prince Eugene, the Place Noltarc, t!it
Rue do liz Il ,quetsr, and the res,
of tho historic route which leads from,
tho poets house to tho buryinc.
ground of Pere-la.Chliso Thousands
OF worEmen followed tho coffin, ench