The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-22

true. Coy JeKsll; !; z Vas g il shs railroad
car with the President and Mr.. Delano,-
when the published statement referred
to was brought to their attention, and
his assertion is based upon what was
then said by the parties directly con-
cerned.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States and Tennessee, generally
cloudy weather and areas of rain, with
Northeast to Southeast winds, lower
temperature and higher barometer
New YORK, April 2l.-It is said three
men, in cleaning out cesspool at Staten
Island, came upon between S20, 900 and
$50, ,00O in gold coin. It seems the pre-
misses were formerly owned by city
bank cashier, who proved defaulter to
the amount of S160,0OO.
Judge Blatchford rendered his deci-
sion in the case of Charles A. Dann ar
rested upon attachment issued on. Of the
Snpreme Court of the District of Colum-
bia by United States. Marshal Fiske.
Judge Blatchford discharged Mr.. Dana
from the custody of the Marshal of this
District, in very lengthy opinion.
CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Reports from
60 Ohio and 81 Indiana towns indicate a
complete failure of peaches-apples
slightly injured; a towns report wheat
uninjured, ~ report half crop and IL
report no crop. Reports from 30 towns
in Western Pennsylvania indicate half
crop wheat and fruit. Reports from
Michigan indicate great damage to wheat
and destruction of peaches, but apples
promise we'll Rains may improve the
peach crop.
New ORLEANS, April 21.-Gov. Kellogg
to-day sent special message to both
| Of hn IL
attention to the fact that the time for
which the Assembly was convened is
rapidly drawing to close, md earnestly
urging tho passage of bill for the re-
lief of the city of New Orleans, and re-
commencing IN amendment to the fund
ing law. His message closes as follows:
Permit me to say that it is expected of
you, under existing circumstances, that
the great interests Of the State and city
shall receive the preference in your pro-
ceedings over tho Advancement of party
ends, and that our financial condition
renders it very undesirable that the term
of this session should be extended, nor
can it be with justice to the taxpayers
or the creditors of the State.
Marshal Packard telegraphed Hon.
0 Wm. r. Frye, n. c., Lewiston, Me-:
The Democrats unseatod four Republi-
can members to-day; telegraph me
whether, in your opinion, by the agree
ment signed, the Democrats were to dis
turb more of the members of the House
except those mentioned in the award to
go out. To which Mr.. Frye replied: BY
the agreement and award, the status OF
your Legislature was to remain az we left
IT. The Democrats violate their good
faith and plighted honor in their out
rageous attempt to change it.
CHARLESTON, April 21.--Arrived -
Steamship Champion. New York; schoon-
ser James q. Moore, Philadelphia.
Yesterdays Market Reports.
New YoRK-Noon.-Money 3. Gold
s143. Exchange-long 4.874; short 4. 9O3.
governments active and u little lower.
Cotton dull; sales 719-uplands 16s; Or
leans 16}, Futures opened weak: May
l16 1-16@164; June 16s@16 ZIG; July
F1S S.1S9l6s;o August gust iG3@!s 1916
steam 16I.
/ z P. 'M-Money easy-3aCa4. Ex-
change strong-.87A. Gold I4s@l4I.
Governments dull but steady. States
quiet and nominal Cotton dull; sales
1862, at lGs@163. Southern -four quiet
and unchanged d-common to fair extra
5. .O595.6 IS; good to choice 5.7O@8. 25.
Wheat q shade firmer-1.25@1.29 Corn
13c. lower-92@93. Coffee firm-163@
s19! gold Rio. Sugar quiet and scarcely
so firms 1-16@Ss. Molasses firm.
Pork frmer- new mess. Lard
.easier-prime steam 18&. Whiskey steady
'-l.14l. Freights to Liverpool heavy
and lower-cotton steam 7-33. Cotton
net receipts 267; gross LOSS. Futures
closed quiet; sales $4,000: April 16a6
16 5-32; May Is 5-32@16 3-16; June
16 TIC; July 16 21-32016 11-16; August
16 1916; September 16 21-32; October
16 3-1G@16 1882: November 16 I-32CN
IL 1-16; December 16 1-16 G, lG 3-32:
16 7-32@16 SIG.
BALTIMORE uuiot and sten.ly
Wheat firmer; Eastern brands unchanged.
Corn firmcr-Southern white 87(G,89: vel
low S7@S0; Western mixed 49, Provi-
sions quiet and easier, but not ouotably
lower. Lard-refined 16@1Gf. Coffee
firm and unchanged. Whiskey-small
sales 1.14A@1.15. Sugar 1oA@lOl. Cot
ton quiet and steady y-iniddiing l6,; low
middling l5s; good ordinary isl; gross
1877; spinners Is; stock 14,O6l.
ST.. LoUIs-Flour firm; low and me-
dunn grades still in light supply and
wanted-superfine winter 4.7565. 90.
Corn dull and declining-No. 2 mixed
71@722. Whiskey 1.13. Pork firm-held
~. 3D. Bacon strong-shoulders 9s991;
clear rib 13(0135; clear 13s@133. Lard
higher-refined 151.
MoBME.-Cotton quiet middling 15l;
low middling Is; good ordinary 14i; net
receipts 1O7; exports Great Britain 3, 222:
coastwise &c; sales 1000; stock 20, ,673.