The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-29

to Lake Superior with brisk North
easterly winds.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, October 28.-This
is the eleventh day OF the malady in this
city. Ninety-Ave per cent. of ell the
horses are affected. A few hundred have
recovered. Less than dozen havo died.
The steam fire engines run by hand.
NEW ORLEANS, October %. x The
steamer Victor, from Now York for New
Orleans, is total wreck at Jupiter inlet.
The Grew are saved. Loss $250,O0O.
Financial ana ColnmorciaI.
COLUMBIA. s. c., October 29.-Sales
of cotton to-day 124 bales middling
1734.
LONDON, October 2s-Noon.-Con.
soils 92ss. 5s 881S.
PARIS, October 28.-Rentes 53f.
LIVERPOOL, October 2S-3 p. M
Cotton opened quiet and steady-up-
lands 9A@97s; Orleans 1OL @ 1056;
sales 5000 bales; speculation and OK
port 5000.
LIVERPOOL. October 8-Evening.
Cotton closed unchsnged-sales of Or
leans for October 1O5.16; uplands for
October 924; December 9a6.
NEW YORK, October 28-Noon.
ton firm; sales 831 bales-uplands 1917;
Orleans 20as. Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat quiet and declining. Corn dull
and unchanged. Pork firm, at Is. 80.
Lard steady--steam 814@85s. Frcights
quiet. Stocks quiet. Money firm, at z.
Gold firm, at ID. Exchangc-long 81;
short 1915. Governments dull but
strong. State bonds quiet and firm.
T. M.-Cotton steady; sales 1850
btsales-uplands BE- 1917; Orleaus 2o7s.
Flour dull aud deollning-common to
fair extra 7.l5@9.25; good to choice
9.3O(912 90. Wniskey in fair demand,
at 81. Wheat favors buyers and rather
more doing for export-red winter West
ern 1.56@l.65. Corn favors buyers,
closing steadier on account of decline
in freights Rice dull, at 71a(981z.
Pork firm. at 1890. Lard firm. Freights
lower-cotton. steam. k97-16. Money
closed at z, with O fraction commission.
Sterling quiet. Gold 122s@l3. Go.
vernments dull but steady. States very
quiet and nominal. Net receipts of cot.
ton LIS bales; gross 10,590. Sales OF
futures 1O,850 bales: October 10 GIG,
119X; November 1871. 1879; December
1873, l8 Ills; January Is 1915. 10;
February 1925. 1917; March 10 1915,
20; April 203s.
CINCINNATI, October 28.-Flour dull
and shade lower, at 7.00@7.30. Corn
hrm, at ~. Pork frm-sales at IA. SO;
generally held at 14.75. Lard-kettle
rendered freely offered at 8; steam 75S
Tor old, and new wanted at 75s. Bacon
-shou!ders dull, at 81; jobbing sales of
clear RIB sides at 10. Whiskey firm, at SO.
ST.. LOUIS, October 28.-Flour quiet
and weak. but not quotably changed.
Corn dull and drooping-No. Q, mixed.
80. Whiskey steady, at 80. Pork firm,
at 00. Bacon unchanged and only in
limited jobbing demand. Lard in good
demand for future delivery prime 754
for November, December and January;
hold higher at the close.
LOUISVILLE, October 28.-Flour steady
extra family $50 ca 1926. Corn IN
changed. Provisions nominal and scarce
~ anything in market. Bacon-shoul-
ders q; clear rib sides liz; clear sides
llA(@12, packed. Whiskey firm, at S9.
BAnrMoRE, October %. Flour dull
and nominally unchanged. Wheat firm
and steady. Oats dull-Southern 43@45.
Provisions quiet and nominal. Lard
"a. Whiskey, more Offering -94@94%.
Cotton irm-middling 1895; receipts
733 bales; sales 200; stock 1,6l0.
WYNN O0A, oOtOOoE 6O.-OOCCOu
low middling 1871; sales 400; stock
9,555.
NEW ORLEANS. October 28.-Cotton
active-good ordinary 1875; low mid
ding 1874; middling l9Ll; receipts
1852 bales; sales to-day 1000; last
evening 1000; stock 83. 16l.
CHARLESTON, October 28.-Cotton
frm-middling 1917; receipts 1854
bales; sales 700; stock 29.961.
AUGUSTA, October 29.-Cotton quiet
middling l72s@1S; receipts 1872 bales;
sales 596.
MOBILE, October 29.-Cotton firm
low middling 1873; middling 10; receipts
3, 726 bales; sales 500; stock 13. 998.
BosroN. October 2S-Ootton firmer-
midding 20A; receipts SIT bales; sales
300; stock 5000.
SAVANNAH, October 28.-Cotton quiet
and firm-middling 19%@185s; sales
1892 bales; stock 40, 1853; receipts 4, 9S4.
A farmer whose cribs were full of corn
was accustomed to pray that the wants
of the needy might be supplied; but
when any ono in needy circumstances
asked for little of his corn, he said he
hnd none to spare. One dav. after hear