The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-04


negroes bogus reoeipts. This swindling
deprived large number of negroes Of
their votes. Great Indignation exists
among the negroes. The Radicals also
collected money from the negroes to pa
| their poll taxes, and kept it, giving the
same bogus receipts
New YORK. October 3-Evening.-
David Massey, convicted Of mailing in
decent books. WAS fined $500 and SEN
fenced to ono years imprisonment.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, October 3.-Yes-
terd"y forenoon, ut Lyons, Wayne
County, farmers team ran away.
throwing the man out of the wagon and
killing him. In the afternoon, a relative.
named Fox, drove the runaway team
to the village, for the purpose Of proour-
ing coffin for the deceased, and in
crossing the Central Railroad track. a
locomotive collided with the wagon, and
Fox and the horses were killed. Tue
locomotive and two or three cars we're
thrown into ditch. No person on the
train was injured.
ALBANY, N. Y, October 3.-The
straight-out Democratic State Conven-
tion met to-day, at Martin Hall. Among
thoae present were r. B. Millar. brother.
in-law of Horatio Seymour, Hon. Levi
8. Chatfield, @. P. Sykes. John J. Allen,
Chairman Of the State Committee, John
Il. Goodlet and Mr.. Kegan, of New
York. The Convention was called to
order by John J. Allen.
Financial ana Commerciat
COLUMBIA, s. g., October 3-Sales
of cotton to-day SO -middling
1890.
LONDON, October 3-Noon.-Consols
921s. 5s 8914. The bank rate has ad-
vanced - per cent.-it is now 5.
PARIS, October 3-Rentes 52f. 92o.
LIVERPOOL, October 3-Noon.-Cot-
ton opened firm-uplands 9%@95S; Or.
leans 977s; sales $4,000 bales; speculation
and export 5000; sales of Orleans for
November and December 951.
LONDON, October 3-Evenine.-Bul-
lion decreased over $4,000
LIVERPOOL. October 3-Eyeninp.-
Cotton closed steady.
New YORK, October 3-Noon.
of futures last evening 5 200 bales: Oc-
tober Is SIG; November l836; Decem-
ber lS%. 18 GIG; February 1917; April
201s. Stocks steady. Gold firm, at
AZ. Money tight, at 1-16 per day.
Exchange-long u; short 8a6. Co.
vernments strong. State bonds dull.
Cotton steady and offerings small; sales
1885 bales-uplands 10; Orleans 1919.
Flour doll and 5@10o. lower. Wheat
dull and a shade lower. Corp dull and
declining. Pork steady, at H. 90. Lard
quiet-steam 8a6(G81x. Freights firm.
P. M.-Cotton firm; sales 3,194
bales-uplands 10; Orleans 1917. Flour
easier and in moderate demand-com-
mon to fair extra 7.40@9.75; good to
choice 8 95@11.00. Whiskey steady, at
80. Wheat heavy and shade lower;
stock good-winter red Western 1.55@
68. Corn shade lower Rice dull,
at 81a@914. Pork frmer and active, at
14.2O(@l42 rs. Lard qniet and rather
weak. Freights very firm. Cotton re-
ceipts to-day-net 40S bales; gross 4O8
Sales of futures to-day 13. 400 bales, az
follows: October 18A(918k; November
1SH@l81a; December l81S(9185a; Jan
uary 19(9l91a; February l9%(0l9 ills;
March 2O}s; April 2026@2O}a. Money
stringenoy continues; market touched
16 commission. Commercial paper high
and Irregular. Sterling demoralized, at
6A(97; prime bankers 81. Gold 15M
(@l6H. Governments declined 16MLc.
States dull but steady. Tennessees 15c.
better
BALTIMORE, october 3.--Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat frm-choice
white 2 00@2 OF. Corn firm and scarce
white 72G974; yellow G7@6S. Provi-
sions dull aud weak. Bacon in fair de.
mand and unchanged. Whiskey 91M.
Cotton tirm-middling 1917; receipts
LIT bales; sales 189; stock 2,20O.
C1NoINNATI, October 3.-Flour active
and higher, ut 7.500775. Corn steady,
at IA. Pork steady, at 13 30. Lard in
fair demand and higher summer Tx:
kettle 81. Bacon steady-jo -jobbing sales
of shoulders at TX; clear rib IL; clear
sides 112l. Whiskey firm, at 80.
ST. Louis. October 3.-Flour firm and
unchanged. Corn staady-No. 2. mixed,
Mt East st. Lonis, on track, 81; in st.
Louis, in elevator, 80. Pork quiet and
unchanged, at 1850. Bacon dull-or-
der lots of shoulders at $685.; clear
rib 1l34; clear sides IL. Lard quiet and
anohanged-refined 9(@o1s.
LOUISVILLE, October 3-Tobacco un-
changed; sales 27 hogsheads. Flour ac
tive-exsra family 6.75@70O. Provi-
sions firm; stock scarce; prices un-
changed. Whiakey steady, at 80.
BosroN, October 3.-Cotton frmer-
middling 1871; receipts 167 bales; sales
200; stock 5000.