The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-21
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CmcAoo, April 20.-The Adventists
here assembled Inst night in n private
way, and waited till near morning with
their white robes in readiness for the e1-
pected coming of Christ They finally
dispersed quietly. 81 ~
Among the later rumors of Cabinet
changes, is one to the effect that Attor-
ney-Gcneral Williams will soon retire
from his present position. He does not
absolutely deny the report, but admits
1t is probable he may before long engage
in other pursuits. Some of his friends
say the indication'is, that he will resign
at the end of the present fiscal year, il
not sooner.
The Secretary of the Treasury calls
SIS, 600, Geo $40 bonds, upon which inte-
rest ceases on the Goth July. Assistant
Treasurers are ordered to pay May inte-
rest without rebate.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, partly cloudy and cooler weather,
with local rains, North -easterly to South
ensterly winds and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, light rains and partly
cloudy weather, Easterly to Southerly
winds, rising barometer and lower tenn
perature East of the Mississippi River.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2O.-The majority
report of the House Committee on Elec-
tions and Qualifications, declaring Geo.
=. Buckhardt, of Orleans, o. Collins, of
st. Helena, Chas Delhomme and Felix
Voorheys, Of St Martin, were entitled to
the seats now occupied by Richards,
Rochon, Floyd and AIartinette, was
adopted by 81 yeas to 80 nays. Before
the above action in the House, the Sc
nate had adjourned until tomorrow.
Before ndjourning, however, u resolution
was introduced unseating Goode and re-
seating Crosear. Mr.. Lowell, (Republi-
can,) Chairman Of the Committee of the
House to examine the books of the
Auditor, submitted report, which
closed as follows: 'Your committee fur
ther report that, upon evidence collected
by them, and in virtue of powers and
duties imposed upon them by the laws
of the State, under which they were ap-
pointed, they are of opinion that Charles
Clinton, Auditor of Public Accounts of
the State of Louisiana, be impeached for
high crimes and misdemeanors They,
therefore, recommend to the House the
adoption of the accompanying resolu-
ton, to that effect. The report went
over, under the rules.
Yesterdays Market Reports.
New YoBK-Noon. Stocks dull and
lower. Money B. Gold 15I. Exchange
long 4.87l; short 4.9OI. Cotton easier;
sales 318-uplands ICY; Orleans 165.
Futures opened weak: May 16l@16 SIG;
June Is 9-16@16s; July 1G361Gs; Au-
gust 16 15-16@1T. Pork henvy-22. 37I.
Lard firm-steam 155
z P. M.-Money ensy-3G.3J. Ster-
ling ~. Gold dull-15@15s. Govern
ments active and strong-new SIS 16J.
States quiet and nominal. Cotton net
receipts 600; gross 1,064. Futures closed
easy; sales AZ, 300: April 16 6-32@16 3-16;
Acv. 16 sis; June 1G 15-32; July Is 11-1G
16 23-32; August 16 1892; September
163@16 21-32; October 16 Z 7-32@f6l; No
vember 16 1872 g. 16 1-16; December
16 1-16@16 1872; January 16 7-32@16l.
Cotton dull and easier: sales 514, at 16JGt,
165. Southern -four quiet and heavy
common to fair extra 5.O5@5. 65; good to
choice 5.70@8. as. Wheat opened dull,
heavy and fully 20. lower, but closed
with a little more tone and better export
inquiry and about 10. decline on yester-
days prices-1.24@1.40. Corn in good
request. at 1@2c. ndvance-89@94
Coffee frmer and in fhir demnnd-I6}@
194, gold.
tQBALTndoRE.-Cotton dull-middline
l6S; net receipts 70; gross 372; exports
eohstwise ego; sales 100; spinners 90.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet
T87989. Provisions strong and qniet,
and high prices asked restrict transac-
tions. Pork steady-22 50@23. 90. Bacon
firm-shopders 10. Lard steady-lG@
16l. Coffee and sugar strong and un-
changed.
CHARLEsroN. Cotton ensy-middling
16; net receipts 242; sales 500.
MOBILE. quiet-middling 15I ;
net receipts So; exports coastwise 81;
snles $50.
ST. Lou1s-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn dull and drooping-No.
2 mixed 72@734. Whiskey frm01.1 10.
Pork firm-small lots sold 1926. Bacon
firmer-shouldcrs 9IM9B; clear rib 13;
clear 13i@13I. Lard active and higher
-154.
LOUISVILLE. quiet and firm
superfine 4.00@4.26; fancy 5.75G,6. 25.
Corn firm-74G975. Provisions steady
and firm. Pork knominally 225O. Bacon
shoulders %; clear rib 12.S74@12.95;
clear 1926. Prime lard--steam rendered
154; tierce 16@164. Whiskey 1.12. Bag
ging quiet and firm-13GG13I.
CINCINNATI Flour stendy-fnmily $40
@5.50. Corn quiet--73@75. Pork 90 25
(D22. 37I. Lard ISL. Bacon firm-shoul-
ders o.; clear rib 123; clear 13l. Whiskey
firm-1.12.
MEMpn1s. Cotton quiet t-middling 153
@15a; net receipts 255; shipments 8O2;
sales 900. tFG
NoRFoLK. dnll-middling 15I;
net receipts 739; exports coastwise $50;
sales 160.