The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-10

dne majority OF dersey (Sepublioan) fol
Congress, is larger than that for Ferhan
The total vote is the largest ever polleo
in this CITY. The tally vote in Portland
gives 143 Republican majority. OAicia
returns not yet announced. Rockland
gives Perham BIO majority, against 29
last year. Hale, candidate for Congress
from the Fifth District, is ahead of the
general ticket. The County will IN.
doubtedly go Republican. Belfast gives
Perham l8O majority, against 24O last
year. Knox County gives Republican
majority for the first time in ten years.
The Republicans claim the reelection OF
| Governor Perham by $4,000 majority
also the election OF their five Congress-.
men.
New YORK, September 9-9.4OP. M.
Returns from Maine come in SLOWLY.
The Republicans claim increased maiori.
ties over last years vote in all sections as
far as heard from, and the State by about
l5,O0O majority; also all the Congress-
men.
Financial AMI Commercial.
COLUMBIA. S. c., September 9.-Sales
OF cotton to-day rs bales-middline
1880.
New YORK, September o-Noon.-
Stocks steady. Gold steady, at 131h.
Money easy, at 4. Exchange-long 81;
short US. Governments dull but steady.
State bonds heavy. Cotton heavy-up-
lands ~; Orleans % u; sales ATS bales.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat q
shade tirmer. Corn dull and unchanged.
Pork quiet. at II. 10@14.15. Lard quiet
steam 8A99I. Freights steady.
2. M.-Cotton weak; sales $40 bales
-uplands %; Orleans 2215. Flour in
active but unchanged. Whiskey heavy,
at 921s@925z. Wheat irregular and
scarcely so frm-old 1@2o. better; win
ter red Western 1.45@1. 62. Rice firm.
at 5000. Pork dull and nominal. Lard
firm and active, at 834@91S. Sales of
cotton for future delivery, today. l9. 600
bales, as follows: September Is 11.16.
201s; October l0lk, 1917; November
10. 19A; December 1915, Is SIG; Janu-
ary 10 l116, 1924; February 2O1s, 2OaS:
March 2O5s, 2O7S. Money active. at 6:
but closed at 3@4. Sterling 8. Gold
quiet and dfrmer-l3L(013ss. Govern
ments steady. State bonds steady. Ten
nessees somewhat easier.
BALTIMORE, September 9.-Cotton
frm-middling %; receipts 81 bales: ex-
ports 80; sales 195-Saturday evening
80; stock 276.
NORFOLK, September 9.-Cotton quiet
low middling 1917; receipts 1872 bales !;
exports 33; stock 556.
WILMINGTON, September 9.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1919; receipts 7 bales; !;
exports s; sales 3; stock 154.
SAVANNAH, September 9.-Cotton
quiet and in light demand-middline
19I; receipts 1,036 bales; exports I, ,7S0;
sales 1856: stock 1.266
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-Tobacco
sales very light and prices unchanged.
Hemp 14M914zS; fax 15%@16 on Or
ders. Flour in good shipping demand
extra family 6.25@7.OO. Corn firm. at
56@59. Provisions in good demand.
Mess pork .50@13.75. Bacon-shoul-
ders n; clear rib 101s; clear sides 1O56,
packed. Lard frm-tieroe 9N@9I;
kegs 10M@10A; order lots 10. higher.
Whiskey in fair demand.
NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-Cotton
shade easier-good ordinary 1871, en-
tirely nominal; low middling 2OZ; mid.
ding 2lL; receipts 1856 bales: sales
750; stock 1885.
CHARLESTON. September 9.-Cotton
easier r-middling 1871: low middlinR 49,:
good ordinary 18@l8L; receipts 939
bales; exports 1854; sales 20; stock
3,299. ~
BosroN, September 9.-Uotton Quiet
middling 22H; receipts 314 bales; sales
800; stock 1000.
AUGUSTA, September Cotton nomi-
nal-middling 1917; receipts $50 bales;
sales 40.
MOBILE, September 9.-Cotton quiet
and light offerings-low middling 1897;
middling 201a; receipts 3l3 bales; e1-
ports 66; sales 90; stock 1851.
PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-Cotton
quiet-middling 22@22lI.
MEMPHIS, September 9.-Ootton gene
rally unchanged; some sales at rather
lower prioes-middliug 21aS(0211s; re-
eeipts 204 bales; shipments 1873; stock
GALVESTON. September Cotton
9S2 bales; sales 400; stock 8, 6G4
LONDON, September 9-Noon.-Con.
sols 9lH. New 5s S91S.
963s.
LIVERPOOL, September 9-3 P. NJ
Cotton opened quiet and steady-up.
lands 101s(@1OI; Orleans 1Oll; sales
O,O00 bales; speculation and export