The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-03

Eot this matter 6imseii; bas fro3imo = What
he hRd seen in the newspapers. there
existed establishments in this city
which wore q public scandal and in
violation iof the laws OF any State.
Windqm, Of Minnesota, presented q
preamble and resolution agreed upon
by the caucus. yesterday, instructing
the Oommittee on Commerce to insert
In their river and harbor appropriation
bill such sums as in their Judgment
can be jndiciously and economically
expended during the next fiscal year
upon the improvements named in the
preamble. Norwood. OF Ge 'rgia. pre-.
sentad a memorial OF the citizens of
Charleston. s. O., in favor of the ia.
corporation OF the Eastern and West
ern Transportation Compuny; Com-
merce. Alcorn, OF Mississippi, culled
up his resolution requesting the Attor-
ney- General to furnish the report of
Clinton Rice, relative to charges
against United States army officers
and United States Marshal for the
Southern District of Mississippi, and
bad 1t referred to the Judiciary Onm
mittee. The House bill to aathorlzv
the Seneca nation of New York IT,
dams to lease lands within The Cattu
raugus and Allegheny reservation, and
to confirm existing leases, was dig
cussed the balance of the day aud
passei.
Teiecra Dhic-Cor,m r,mercIn, s..,,,
New YORK. February 2-Noou.-
Money 2. Gold opened 13lh-now
13A. E.chenge-long A.s7; short
4 S9lS. Governments active aud
strong. Cotton dull; sales 466 up.
lands 1875; Orleans 1534. Futures
opened dull but easier: February l5M,
10 BIG; March Is 1892. l5%; April
10 25'32. Is l3 l6; May l6 Lie, l6Jk.
Flour. corn and wheat dull and decIln.
ing. Pork frm-mess 1875. Lard
firm-steam l3 1916.
2P. M Cotton net receipts | lO4
gross 2.456. Futures closed steady,
but very inactive; sales 10, $40: Zebra.
airy 15 1872; March Is 1892; April
l5M; May l6 3 l6. 16 7 80; June 16T !;
July 16 13 16; August Is 81 80, IL;
September l6Is. Sales cotton l 1884,
at l5a6@1534. Flour dull and lower
-4:70C95 ~. Wheat l@2c. lower
l.l99l.32. Corn receipts heavy aud
prices lower-82@83A Sugar dull,
lower aud heavy, at u decline. lard
hrmer-prime steam H. Whiskey dull
-95. Freights steadier Money easy.
at 2C92Ia. Sterling strong. Govern
ments active and strong. States quiet
and oteady.
BosroN. February 2-Cotton qniet
--middling Az; net receipts l,U34;
shipments l.7O0i sales 1000; stock
SO. .259.
PHILADELPHIA. February 2.-Cotton
quiet-middiing l5%; net receipts Ii;
gross 4l4.
BALTIMORE. February 2.-Flour
quiet bat firm and unchanged. Wheat
higher for Western; Southern un-
changed. Provisions quiet but strong
and unchanged. Coffee quiet and
firm. Wbiskey 96k@97. Cotton
firm-middling 15@l6]1; low mid
diing 14A(914S: good ordinary Il;
gross receipts GUT; exports Great Brl-
tain 200; coastwise 3l5; sales $50; spin
ners 225; stock %. $50.
NoRFoLK, February 2.--Cotton
steady-middliDg l45S; net receipts
2.O48; exports ooastwlse 1850; sales
$50; stock 9.483.
WILMINGTON. February 2-Cotton
inactive-m middIing 1925: net receipts
80; exports coastwise 1.905; sales IO2;
stock 4.9l3.
ST.. LOUIS. February 2.-Flour low,
and medium grades scarce and wanted.
Corn firmer-No. 2 mixed 63(6641s.
Pork opened firmer-1S75. Bacon
unchanged. Lard held at 1893.
CHICAGO. February 2-Flour un.
changed. Corn steady. Pork in fair
demGnd-18 25. Lard firm aud ia fair
demaud-l3 42;a@l3 45. Whiskey in
fair demand-93.
LOUISVILLE. February 2.-Flour un-
changed. Corn firm. ut 6S(a7O. Pork
quiet. at 49, 25@20 OD. Bacon in fair
drmnnd-shoulders SIS; clear rib and
sides lOI@l11s. Lard-tierces l4ls
9l5A. Whiskey 94. Bagging quiet
and unchanged.
GALVESTON, February 2-Cotton
strong and demand active-middlipg
i4A; lo~ iniddling Az; good ordiua-
~ 131a3; net receipts 6.553; gross
1896; exports Great Britain l,246;
sales 4 4.065; stock 76.637.
SAVANNAH. February 2.-Cottou
firm-middliDg IA ID. Is; low middlino