The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04
Judge G. w. Paschal fled for Mre.
MH3Y OiGfk. Gain4n. Afnr ff6.E .Enfifx1 1Af<fSfa

y: YsSE AVE auf flU}uuOtlOO 4&8l0St h0Ot
Caleb Gushing, oa which Judge Wylie
granted a restraining order, returnable
on the 18th instant. Mrs. Gaines
charges in her bill that che conveyed I'd
Mr.; Gushing certain lands in Louisia aa,
(68,OOO ncres,) and received from him
q counter deed, acknowledging tho
trust; and afterwards. on his own name.
lie obtained confirmation of tho title
to said lands, denying the right to any
interest in them. She now asks an in.
junction to prevent the respondent from
receiving the patents and Certificate for
/ said lands from the Interior Depart.
ment.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States, North. westerly
winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy
and clear weather.
Major Howell, who, for some time.
has had charge of the improvements at
the mouth of the Mississippi River. has
made his report to General Humphreys.
regarding the st. Phillip Ship Canal.
His report has been submitted to a
board of seven engineer officers of the
army, who have returned it with a ia.
vorabieksndorsement. It is said that the
grangers have taken favorable action in
the matter, and that Congressional aid
to the amount Of 81, 900, 900 to start the
enterprise may be hoped for.
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Telesraphic-Con,mer Reports.
COLUMBIA, February 3-Sales of cot.
ton, yesterday, l20 bales-middling
1890.
PARIS, February 3. 3.-Rcntes 45t.
LIVERPOOL. February 3-3 P. NJ
Cotton dull and unchanged; sales TO-.
600 bales. including 1000 for specula-
tion and export; uplands, nothiug be.
low good ordinary, shipped January or
February. 724; ditto, March or April,
1915; sales include $500 American.
New YORK. February 3-Noon.-
Gold opened aud continues at 1lI5.
Money 4. E1change-long 84,s; short
4.SS. Governments strong. State bonds
quiet and nominal Cotton nominal: !:
sales 164 bales-uplands 15ZS; Orleans
l64. Failures opened as follows: Feb
ruary II Is lG: March. 1536, Is 7-16:
April Is % 81. Is 3l-32; May I6ak,
l6 7-16; June 1874, IL 1916; July
IL l-16. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat IL shade frmcr. Coru firm. Pork
heavy, at 1926. Lard steady-steam
8 IL l6. Freights heavy.
p. M.-Cotton-uet receipts y96
bales; gross l,4l2. Futures closed easy !;
sales 20. 500: February 1476, l415.l6:
Maroh 1895. Is 13 80; April l5I'
is % 80; May l6 1872, l6ae; June
l6 25-32, l6 1916; July II i.16, l71s
Cotton dull; saies GIG bales, at l5I(0
164. Flour-common to fair extra
6.65@7.80 Whiskey 1O1. Wheat
closed quiet; moons advance lost. Corn
moderately active. Rice quiet and un-
changed. Pork quiet-mess 1925.
Lard heavy, at 99-I60e95s. Freights
heavy. Money oasy, at sos. Sterling
4.84>a. Gold dull, ut 11la(@l155. Go.
vernments strong and active. States
quiet and nominal.
LOUISVILLE, February 3.-Corn dull
and dropping, ut 6S@7l. Flour tirmer,
at Its for snperfine. Pork 1926. Ba.
con-shoulders 73s07l6; clear rib Sys I;
clear sides 9I@93s. Lard-9Is@9s
for tierce; lO4(@lOIs for keg; steam
nominal. Whlskey quiet. at 81.
CINcINNArI, February 3.-FIour firm
and unchanged. Corn quiet, at 60@6l.
Pork quiet, at Is 550@15.75. Lard
quiet and firm with small sales-steam
914; generally 9iia; kettle 914. Bacon
shoulders quiet, at 714072s; sides in
good demand, ut SzsG99 Tor clear rib;
81 for clear. Whiskcy active. at 95.
ST. LOUIS. February 3.-Flour dull
and unchanged Corn frmcr-No. 9
mixed on track G2. Whiskey steady, ut
96. Pork quiet; only limited jobbing
demand. Bacon and luld firm.
AUGUSTA, February 3.-Cotton de.
mand fair-middling l43,; receipts
3,2S8; sales 636.
NORFOLK. February 3 3-Cotton easy
low middling 1871; net receipts l OBS
bales; exports ooastwise 2. .440; sales 800;
stock % 697.
SAvASNAH, February 3.-Cotton firm
-middling l5l4; net receipts 2,29S
bales; exports to tho continent 1000;
coastwise 1,00O; sales 1878; stock 9.S74.
CHARLESTON, February 3.-Cotton
quiet mildling l5Wl51s; low middling
1875; good ordinary IL; net receipts
1,574 bales; gross l, l,544; sales 500; stock
59,0l4.
NEW ORLEANS, February ,3.-Co,ton
irregular, low and henyy-middling
15a4; low middIing 1875; good ordinary
1875; net receipts 1913; gross 1876;
exports to Great Britain 3, 100; to CONT.
nent 2 $50; to France =, 1877; sales s, 200;
stock $685.
BALTIMORE, February 3.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middEng 1898; low mid
6lip0 1l5I. Ono1 ord,,,,., tJI<. ..