The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-06

children. This morning the children,
on writ of habeas corpus, sued ont in
the City Court by law firm of this city,
acting as counsel of the grandfather Of
the children, who wished to detain them,
were brought before Chief Judge Brown,
and, after hearing, were remanded in
the custody of the father, Mr.. Schreiner
On leaving the Court, the father was
again arrested, on warrant issued by a
Justice of the Peace, charged with kid
mapping his childred, and they were
again released; after which, protected by
city officials, the father went to Locust
Point and sailed for Europe, with his
children, on the Braunschwcig. From
the evidence it seems the grand parents,
who reside in Savannah, were opposed
to the fathers taking his children with
him to Europe, and through the tele-
graph and writ of haLeas corpus and
Baltimore lawyers, attempted their delay.
The case is novel and important.
Yesterdays Market Reports.
NEW onK-Noon.-Stocks active. Mt
better prices. Money 2. Gold II. Ex-
change-long 4.S7A; short 4.90I. State
bonds quiet and steady, except Ala-
bamas, which nre lower. Cotton weak
and nominal; sales 85-uplands 1G: Or
leans 163. Futures opened weak: June
15a July Is 27-32; August Is 3l-32; Sep
tember 153Gl5 1916. Flour and wheat
dull and declining. Pork firm 20.UO
Lard quiet-stcam H.
7P. M.-Bank statement shows loans
increased S47O,0O0; specie decreased
875, 900; legal tenders Increased 1885,
900; deposits increased 500, 900: revenue
increased over 250,000. Cotton weak
and nominal; sales S,516, at 16s; net re-
ceipts to-day i, ,33G; exports Great Britain
II, l,6S1; continent 2,Ol6; stock 262, ,394.
Flour still in buyers favor and limited
demand. Wheat opened heavy and
easier, but closed shade firmer and fair
export demand. .22@1.34. Corn scarce
and about 1c. better-75GS3!. Pork
opened firmer hut closed heavy-2O 90
new spot Lard lower nominal prime
steam spot. Freights quiet Money easy.
Sterling quiet. Gold 16s@17. Govern
ments strong new IS IS. States quiet
and nominal. Cotton net receipts 90;
gross 5e4. Futures closed weak; sales
26, 300: June 10 23-32@ @15} July Is 25-33 !;
August Is 1916; September is 23-32Gs
l52; October Is 5-16@15 11-32; Novein-
ber Is 3-32@15 5-32; December 15a@
1876; January Is 9-s2@15 1882; Febru-
airy Is 15-32(G15 1872; March Is 2l-32M
Is 1892; April Is I3-l6@15:; MAY
16 1-S2@16 1882.
NoRFoLK.-Cotton dull-middliny ISL
@15s; net receipts 2OS: exports coast
wise 100; sales 100.
NEW ORLEANS easier and in
good demand-middling 15s; net re-
ceipts 219; gross 25S; exports Great Bri-
tain $3.50; continent 2,OlG; constwise
164; sales 1900
AUGUSTA. Cotton dull and little
doing -middling l4i@l5 asked; low
middling LAY; good ordinary IA; net re-
ceipts 27; sales 146
CHIcAGo.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn advanced and in fair demandENo.
2 mixed G6}; rejected G3t. Pork in fair
demand and advanced-19. 5O6,1 10. 60.
Lard, advance asked but none estab-
lished.13. 50@13.65. Whiskey in good
demand-1.17.
SAvASNAH. Cotton dull-middling
153 net receipts 3O3; exports coastwise
1, 743; sales 95.
PHILADELPHIA.--Cotto quiet--mid-
ding 164; net receipts II; gross 1876.
GALVESTON. quiet and easy-
middling 143; low middling 14l; good
ordinary 13!; net receipts 9S; gross 14O;
sales 96S.
CHARLEsroN. Cotton flat-middling
15!; low middling l5i; good ordinary
l4i@142; net receipts 247; sales 100
BALTIMoRE.--Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat n shade better. but
quiet. Corn dull-8OJ@89. Provisions
dull and unsettled. Pork 90. .OOG, ,2I. 90.
Shoulders 81. Coffee very dull, but
steady. Sugar strong-1OJ@1Os. Cot
ton quiet-middling 15s; gross receipts
80; exports coastwise SO; sales IT'S.
WILMINGTON. Cotton nominnl-mid-
ding 14A; net receipts 49,
MEMPHIS. dull and nominal
middling Is; net receipts Co; shipments
861; sales $50
LOUISVILLE. quiet and un-
changed. Corn active-72. Provisions
dull. Pork 20. 25(a 20 so. Bacon-shoul-
ders 5000; clear rib 12;. Bagsing
strong-l3lM II.
Boston. Cotton dull-middling 1G:
Britain 1879.
ST. LOUIS. Flour firmer, bat little
done. Corn advanced and in fair de-
mand.No. 2 mixed 81: Whiskey nomi-
nally LII Pork higher small lots
2O.50. Bacon dull-shoulders .; clear
rib and clear 12lM12l. Lard 1872.
CINCINNATI. Flour dull and nominal.
Corn steady-72GG74. Pork in fair de-
mand and lOwer-l9. 500, 1000. Lard
nominal-steam 134 bid; kettle II. Bacon
steady-shoulders 81 clear rib 12!; clear
125@13. Whiskey firm-1.15.
MoBILE.-Cotton weak-middling 143:
low middling 14s; good ordinary Ii; net