The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-03

judge and B. r. MarninR as Asso.
ciates. They appointed Thomas G..
Jones reporter. iSqia ~ .s
VN1TA, INDIAN TERRITORY, January
I've are momentarily expecting an
attack from Ross and his party. All
the women and children are aboard the
passenger train, ready to pull out at q
moments notice. The Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas passenger train has BEEN
detained, and, it is feared, that it has
been overhauled by the mob. They
number 200 well armed men, mostly
full blood. Scouts report them within
twenty miles of this place, troops are
badly needed, intense excitement pre-.
walls and trouble il anticipated; as
there are men arriving hourly from the
lower part OF the nation, reporting
brutal murders all along the line Of
their march.
V1NITA, INDIAN TERRITORY, January
2-The Pins did not attack Us last
night, as was anticipated, but are re-
ported to be twelve miles from here,
making good time. Almost every
white person has left the place, and
the probabilities are that there will not
be woman or child here. at IL o'clock
to-day. They number about rs men,
we'll armed. Further and more re-
liable reports say that the Pins are 100
strong. Every person has left Chou.
tan, q station South of here. Chero-
kees. residing on Grrnd River, are
coming into town by droves. An ad-
vance guard starts in half an hour to
meet the enemy. We must have
troops.
PROVIDENCE. N. H., January q
Sam. Sharpley. the negro minstrel, is
dead.
NEW YORK. January 2-Noop.- =
MONEY 4. Gold 1925. Exchange
long 4: So; short 4. 90a. Governments
dull with little of. State bonds qniet.
Cotton nominaIly unchanged. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and steady. Corn quiet end firm.
Pork duil-new mess 2O.5O. Lard
steady-steam 1881.
z p. M.-Bank statement shows
loans increased $50O.00O specie in.
creased $500. 600; legal tenders in
creased 50, 800. 900; deposits increased
". 800, 600; reserves increased S., 600,
600. Cotton-net receipts l62; gross
2.S47. Cotton Exchange closed; quo
tations nominally unchanged. Flour
quiet-4 9U@S 25. Wheat q shade
firmer-1. 20(91 80. Corn in moderate
demand-98 Pork dull-19.75 old
mess; 20.37S new. Lard frmer-
lS76(9l3A prime steam. Coffee and
sugar firm. Rice qniet. Moiasses
unchanged. Money active. Sterling
quiet. Gold strong. Go7arnmenta
strong and dull. States quiet and
nominal.
COMPARATIVE CorToN STATRMENT.-
Net reoeipts at all United States ports
lao. .O05-same week last year l69. .678;
total receipts to this date 2.13l, ,S88-
same date last year l, 933, 265; exports
for the week 58.9Sl-same week last
year 102. 5l1; total exports to date
LOSS, ,359-same date last year 899, ,357;
stock at all United States ports 86I, =.
OSS-same time last year 776.O96;
stock at all interior towns l53, ,293-
came time last year 13O.218; stock at
Liverpool by actual count 685, 600.
same time last year 500. 600; stock of
American aAoat for Great Britain
348 000-same time last year 24O, 600. .a
NEW ORLEANS. January Cotton
qniet-middling IA; low middling
1871; good ordinary l2iis; net receipts
6.Ol5; gross 1892; sales $500; stock
266. .322
MEMPHIS, January 2.-Ootton quiet
and misunderstanding 1897; net
receipts 587; shipments l,O98; sales
l.500; stock 90. .671..
NcRFoLK, January 2.-.Cotton
steady.,middling ls16@lsA; net re.
ceipts l.143; exports censtwise 1919;
aa!es 200; stock .18. 596.
Boston. January 2.-Cotton dull
middling l4M; low middling 14]6
good ordinary 191a; net receipts 34l
gross 1880; ssook 23. .72l.
WILMINGTON. January 2-Cotton 2
nominal-middling 1875; net receipts
205; stock 1926.
PHILADELPHIA. January 2.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1415; low middline
IA; good ordinary ID; net receipts 377;
gross 475.
CHARLESTON, January 2.-Arrived-
Cteamship Equator. Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE. Janus.y Z Cotton duii
-middling 141s; low middling 1871
good ordinary 1879; net recei pts $40
gross 730; exports coastwise 14O; sales
169; spinners 45; stock 29,388.
MOBILE, January 3 Cotton irregu.
TlSr-middIinU 133/CN127<. lou ,o;1