The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-18


rican cup wns postponed until Wednes es-
day next The first contest for the st.
Leger sweepstakes, 200 yards each, the
competitor had seven shots, and the
possible score is So. Several hundred
competitors of the Americans. Fulton
has already scored 35; Gildersleve 81;
Yale 33; Garfield 81; and Daking q. The
shooting is still in progress. If Fulton's
score is equalled, the match will be shot
off next'week.
BEAVER, UTAH, July 17.-Deputy Mar
shall Cross hns arrived here with p. Kiln
gen Smith. Cross has been after him
since Juno 25, and found him in San
Bornardino County. California, when he
found Smith was willing to come to give
all the testimony in his possession re-
garding the Mountain Meadow affair.
Sr. Louis. July i7.-The grant, Jury
presented thirty more indictments
against parties connected with the whis
key ring; names withheld.
BALTIMORE, July ia suit has been
brought in the name of the Governor and
other officers, who compose the Board of
publlc Works, against the American, for
libel. The American published an arti-
Gle rejecting on the action of the board
in the award of the contract for the erec
ton of the house of correction.
CHICAGO, July ia balloon, with
Prof. Donaldson and reporter of the
EUening Journal, were seen thirty miles
North, with the basket dipping water.
A schooner turned to help the balloon,
which re-ascended and moved North
ward.
WArEnrowN. N. Y, July 17.-Jane
MIiligan, aged nineteen, was killed by
lightning at Cape Vincent
TEL,
clerk of the Liquor License Commission,
mas Deen arrested for forgery, in obtain
ing licenses.
There was a terrific rain storm in this
vicinity, last night
OMAHA, July 17.-The Heralds letter
from Red Cloud agency, dated 9th inst,
states that strong, well-armed and
equipped body of Unicapa Sioux are on
the war path, in the Black Hills, with
tho avowed determination to cover the
country with horse hoof-tracks From
Indian sources, it is learned that they
have had two encounters with white
men-miners-nnd killed seven in one
and three in another party.
WARRINGTON, July ia telegram re-
ceived at the Navy Department, yester-
day, from Key West, reports two deaths
but no new cases of fever. The post
office regulations have been modified 80
that custom house officers may examine
foreign letters suspected of containing
articles liable to duty. The suspected
letter shall be held; the person to whom
1t IL addressed will be notified and the
letter opened by him in presence of the
custom house officer
Despatchcs from various authorities
deny the presence Of yellow fever ut
Norfolk.
Capt. s. L. Cushing succeeds Col. C.
L.. Kilburn as Commissary of Subsist-
ence for the Department of the South.
, secretary Belknap and party left for
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, rising or stationary barometer.
Southwest to Southeast winds and con-
tinued warm, clear or partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with probably rain
areas.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Lewis Schultz's
furniture factory. on Milwaukee Avenue,
was burned, with largo amount of sen
soned lumber and other stock: loss
SG0,0 fts
Yesterdays Market Reports,
New YonK-Noon.-Money II. Gold
lat. Exchange-long 4.87J; short 4. 9O1.
Governments active and lower. State
bonds quiet and steady-South Carroll
mas little lower. Cotton steady; sales
l9S-uplands 15s; Orleans l51. Futures
steadlor: July nominally 1f5; August
IA 23-92; September 14s@14 21. 80; Oc-
tober "A 9-S2@14 1892; November 14IM
Il S-32; December 14s@14 3-s2. Wheat
dull and 1@2c. lower. Pork quiet
zo;2o; Lard steady-steam 134.
z I: M-Specie shipments TODAY
SSi6,0OO. The bank statement shows
loans decreased S1,250, 600; specie in
creased s27, 900; legal tenders increased
S3.375, 900; deposits increased $500. 600:
reserve increased So, ZOO. Cotton receipts
49, Futures closed steady; sales Ia. 600:
July II 29-32@14 1916; August IA ISIS
@9!4 31-32; September II 21-32@14 1I-16:
October II GIG; November Il 3-16: De.
cember IA SIG; January Il 5.16M
IA l-32; February II 1882; March
"a 23-32@144; April IA 15-18M14 31-32:
May 155@15 5-32 ;June Is 5-16615 11-32
Money easy-13@2. Sterling quiet
4.o73. Gold weak-14A@14t. Govern
ments active and lower-new SIS IN.
States quiet and steady. COTTON atoodI