The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-05

tbs uhozpired term OF Whyte. who was
elected to the Senate of the United
States.
TeleEraphic-Comme Reports.
COLUMBIA, February 5.-Sules of cot
ton, yesterday, rs balcs-middlpg
LONDON, February 4.-Conscls 92m
921S.
PARIS. February 4-Rentes 5Sf. 40.
LIVERPOOL. February 4-Noon.-
Cotton duil-upiapds ~; Orleans S1s:
sales $4,000 bales. including 1000 for
speculation and export; sales of up
lands. nothing below good ordinary
shipped January. 7 11-1G; shipped
February or March, TX; ditto, deliver
able April or May, Z ii-1G; ditto, no.
thing below low middliny. deliverable
April, TX; sales. to-day, include Z, 700
bales American; uplands, nothing be-
low good ordinary, deliverable March
or April. ia.
LIVERPOOL, February 4-Evening. -
Cotton-sales of uplunds, nothing be-
low low middling, shipped in January
or February, TX.
New YORK, February 4-Noon.-
Gold opened at 1l5ss-now liz. Cot
ton nominal; Gales 759 bales-uplands
15T. Futures opened: February 14Js;
March Is SIG; April I57I@15 1916;
May l6 5.16@l63s; July II 1872. Flour
quiet and heavy. Wheat firm. Corn
steady. Pork steady, ut 1925. Lard
steam 95s. Freights heavy. Stocks ac-
tive. Money 5. Exohange-long 4 S4!5
short SS. Goverpments strong and
active. State bonds steady.
p. M-(,ottou ,1ull. auIpc 0GG bol,
at 15AGD1Gis. Southern flour dull
6. 65@7 so for common to low extra
7.S5 Tor common to fair extra; 7.S5CM
l1.O0 for good to choics extra. Whiskey
steady, at 1.Q1. Wheat lc. better, with
fair demand. New Western mixed CO, II
aaoat 5000. Pork dull aud heavy
new mess l6.20@IG 81. Lard dull and
heavy, ut 9H@95s. Beef Unchanged
Money easy, ut 4(H5. Exchange firm
at 4.85. Gold l1lsMl1sa. Govern.
ments stroug and considerable doing.
States quiet and nominal. Cotton-net
receipts 1882 bales; gross 1915. Fu-
tnres closed steady; sales IL, 100: Feb
ruary IL 1882. l47a; March 15aS,
10 1882; June l63l, 16 % 81
and in fair demand-7.35 for family.
Corn dull, at G096I. Pork uominaily
unchanged. at Is 50Wl5.75. Lard
steady, at o@l2's for steam; 9i4 for
kettle. Bacon steady-7i4 for shoul-
ders; S40S1s for clear rib; Oh for
clear. Whiskey strong, ut 9G.
LOUISVILLE. February .4.-Fiour un-
changed and quiet, at 7.OO@7.3o. Pro
visions firm. with FUR demand. Pork
sold at Is 25@15 50. Bacon shoulders
a1(@71.; clear rib 9la; clear 9l49
"a. Lard -9la(19aa4 for t!erce; 1Oli., Gy
101a for keg; . for steam. Whiskey
ST. Louis. February 4.-FIour stcady
-superiine winter 5.O0(G5 80. Corn
opened tirm-No. 2 mixed G21G2i.
closing ut 60GSG1. Whiskey steady, al
81. Pork quiet. at 10 80 Bacon quic,
shoulders 7as@7l.; clear rib S7o Gl9
clear 9I4(993s. Lard unchanged.
GALVESTON. February 4.-Cottou
demand moderate-good ordinary 1911
middling l52l; net receipts 1922; ex.
ports foastwlse 147; sales LOCO; stock
1852.
NoRFoLK. February 1 l-Cot,on dull
low middling l4lls; net receipts 3,9a3
bales; exports coustwise l,590; sale.
40; stock 25.030.
MEMPHIS. February 4 Cotton qnie,
and unchnnged-uct receipts 2,35S
shipments 1925; stock 73.O55.
PHILADELPHIA, February 4.-Cotton
dull-middling lGl4i; low middiiug 10
strict good ordinary lla,; good ordi-
nary II; ordinary Il; ret receipts c51
bales; gross SCI.
WILMISGToN, February 4.-Cottol
dull l-middling nomiuully 1lal; net re.
ceipts 157 bales; exports coastwisc o13
sales 7; stock 1902
BALTIMORE, February 4-Cotton 1 dul
and nominal-middling l55a; low mid
ding 145ss; good ordinary 1885; gross
receipts III bales; exports constwise
2O6; sales 120; spinncrs 81; stock l,5l4
NEW ORLEANS, February l-Coitou
firm; low grades hcayy-midGiing l5a,
low middllng l4's; good ordinary 1915
net receipts $500 bales; gross IL OPS
sales $500; stock 3l1.319.
CHARLESTON. February 4.-Cottol
steaay-middling l5@15Js; net receipts
l8o bales; exports to the continent 5G2
coastwise 400; sales l, 200; stock 80, ,S5t;
SAyANNAIr. February l.-Cotton quiet
-middling l5l.; net receipts 2,2l6
exports to continent 4. 4.l30; coastwise
2.743; sales 1923; stock 9l,lG7.
AUGUSTA. February 4.-Cotton de
mand fair-middliug lax; receipts Ola