The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-14
with Sonth:easterly. 70 South.westerly;
winds. threatening weather and rain to-.


winds. threatening weather and rain te-
morrow. In the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, South-easterly &c; South
westerly winds and partly cloudy wea-
ther will prevail. In the Northwest,
and thence to the Missouri, upper and
lower Ohio Valleys, Northerly to Wes-
terly winds, clearing and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional light rain and
snow on the upper lakes, brisk and
high South. westerly and North. westerly
winds, threatening weather and rain,
extending into Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio.
NEW YORK. November Shipments
of specie today 100000. The suspen-
sion of Stanfield. Wentworth & Co., dry
goods commission MERCHANTS, Of Boston
and this oity. is announced. It is ex.
pected they will resume soon.
Tho Sun reports the new District At
torney rs having decided to take all the
indictments for murder from the pigeon.
holes and try them at once. There are
about 100 pigeon-hoIed indictments for
homicide and various grades of man-
slaughter. The bondsmen are mainly
political. In addition, there nre about
twenty prisoners awaiting trial for homi-
eide and manslaughter.
The Spectator bus the following list of
suspended insurance companies and the
amount each will probably pay: Masea-
chusetts companies-Bay State 60 per
cent; Boston 60; Boylston Sc; City 40;
Elliott Is; Exchange 40; Fauueii Hall so;
Firemen's IS; Franklin 25; Howard %;
Lawrence 30; Manufacturers 95; Mer-
chants rs; Mutual Benefit 35; National
rs; North American so; Peoples rs;
Prescott 80; Shoe and Leather rs; Suffolk
SO; fremont 25; Washington 95. New
York companies-Humbo 40; Inter-
national 70; Market so. Providence
oompanies-Equitab!e 60; Merchants 65.
It is estimated that $780, 900 of sides
OF leather were burned in Boston. Prices
here have advanced-unfinishe leather
ten and sole leather three and six per
cent. A further advance is anticipated.
| Sheep skins aro held high. 1t is esti-
mated that 5000, QUO pounds OF wool
were burned. Prices here advanced ten
per cent.
! WnsrlNaroS, N. c., November 13.-
The malady is here. 1t seems to be a
mild type.
NEW ORLEANS. November l3.-The
city authorities are considering the pro-
prlety OF quarantining horses to pl event
the epizootic.
r. H. Benners was arrested today, by
O Deputy United States Marshal, and
taken before Commissioner Shannon,
upon the affidavit of J. Fl. Ingraham,
charging conspiracy. deception aud fraud
in printing counterfeit election tickets,
in similitude to the Republican ticket.
printed and voted by the Republicans of
this State. Benners gave bail for
$4,000.
PROVIDENCE, r. T., November 13.-The
Equitable Insurance Company, of this
city, has stopped. The Merchants' In
surance Company has called meeting of
the stockholders 10 determine it's future
| oonrse.
PATEnsoN. n. j., November 13.-The
broad silk weavers in Tilt & Sons Phonix
Mill struck. in consequence OF reduc-
ton OF twenty-five per cont. in their
wages. The strikers number $50.
| BosToN. November 13.-S21, 900 worth
OF property has been recovered from
thieves The gas was turned on to. day.
after two nights Of darkness.
F. A. Rawley s. Co., bankers and
brokers. have Suspended.
BALTIMORE, November 13.-Dropsy
hes appeared in tho stables here. which
proves fatal in many cases.
MATAMoRAs, November 13.-General
Caballos, the military Governor OF
Sinolao, advocates the paci6cation of
that State without blood-shed. General
Diaz having surrendered, and given his
parole to present himself at the City of
Mexico, President Lerdo congratulates
the country on the complete restoration
OF peace. There is great rejoicing at the
capitol.
ALBANY. N. Y, November 1a.-The
Waterford Bank has been robbed of
100000. No trace.
Financial ana Con.,nercfe!.
COLUMBIA, s. c., November 1o.-Sales
OF cotton to-day 63 bales-middling II.
LONDON, November l3-Noon.
soils 90. 5s 881a.
LIVERPOOL, November 13-3 P. NJ
Cotton opened steady and quiet-up-
lands 95S; Orleans lO16; snles 10000
bales; speculation aud export 2, 1000.
LIVERPOOL, November l3-Evening.-
Cotton closed unchanged.
New YcnK, November 13-Noon.-
Stocks strong. Gold heavy, at l3a6.
Money tight, at 1.16 per day. Exchange
long 85s; short 1925. Governments
firm and steady. State bonds dull and
heavy. Cotton firm; sales /, Jos bales
-uplands 1913; Orleans 1924. Flour
steady. Wheat shade firmer. Corn
very firm. Pork dull. at 15.75@16.0O.