The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-06

Democrats gain. The returns are meApre
6ut indicate that the State has gone 70,
Arehley and the Liberal State ticket.
P1TTsDURa. Pa, November 5.-At IL
O'Clock, the vote in ten wards stood
Grant. 1884; Greeley, 493.
ALBANY, November 5.-The indica
lions are that the Democrats have car.
rlett tho city by reduced minority,
LATER Banks is defeated. The en-.
tire Radical delegation is elected from
Massachusetts.
BUFFALO, N. T., November 5.-A
heavy vote is being polled. Appear.
ances indicate 200 Republican majority
In this CITY.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November 5.-Gree.
ley's majority in this city is 300: in the
County 500. The election quiet. Pro.
Daole majority III the Eighth District for
Greeley zoo. General Wright, Demo.
crat, Is elected to Congress by u large
majority.
C1NcrNSAT1. November 5.-One pre-
oinct each in the second aud fourth wards
give forty-eight Republican gain.
HopKINsvILLE, NY, November s.
Partial returns Indicate Grants majority
IN Christian County to be about 500.
Scattering returns show Republican
gains in Connecticut of $500. Hanley,
Republican. is elected to Congress in the
Hartford District.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. November Sit is
tie vote IN this city between Greeley
and Grant. Hunter, for Congress, Is
elected by % minority.
North Caroinn is conceded to the Rs.
publicans by $3.50.
MEMpHls. November 5--Maynnrd.
ior Congress at large, carries tins Coun-
ty. Tho contest is close for CONGRESS-
from this District.
BALTIMoRE, November 5.-The Third
congressional District, comprising the
hrst nine wards of the oity, gives
O'Bricn, Democrat, l, $50 majority over
TUNER, independent. Dcruh!:cac. The
Fourth Congressional District. compris-
ing the other wards of the city, except
ing the seventeenth, gives Swan 1872
majority over Griswold, independent.
CHESTER, Pa, November 5.-Repub-
lican gain 1922
JACKSON, Miss, November 5.-Thirty
towns in eighteen Counties give Grant
6,42l majority. Cassidy. in the Sixth
District, Is running ahead of his ticket
In the other Districts. But little scratch
lug is done. III Jackson, the majority
tor Grant, is 333
MILWAUKEE. November 5.-Partial re.
turns from four Counties give 5000 mu.
lorlty Tor Greeley; u Democratic gain of
$40.
COLUMBUS, ONO. November 5.-Re-
turns throughout the State indicate
Grants majority to De 40. 600 to As, ZOO.
Rochester city gives 1888 Republican
gain.
SAVANNAH. GA, November 5.-Rawles,
Democrat, Is probably elected to Con
grGss.
Greeley's minority in this CITY is
%, 92S.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 5.-Thirty.
Two towns and wards show net Repub.
llcnn gain over Hendricks vote of 'GS.
Finnn:in! Com IN e rciat
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 5.-Salcs
17Is.
New York, November 5.-ro.day
being legal holiday, there are no mur.
ket reports.
CINCINNATI, November 5.-Flour dull
and dropping. at 7.10G97.30. Corn firm
old Il; new 3SG133. Bacon quiet
shoulders 6. Pork nominal, none offer.
ed. Clear rib 10Is; clear sides IL. Wits.
key qniet, at 90(G3l.
ST. LOUIS. November 5.-Flonr steady.
Corn dull and nnchanged-.No. 9, mixed.
33. Whiskey closed better, at so. Pork
steady, at 16 %. Bacon quiet-ortler
lots of shoulders iG2.,; clear sides 11sI.
Lard nominal.
BALTIMORE. November I.-Flour and
wheat unchanged. Corn quiet. provi.
sions weak. Mess pork 1000. Shonl
ders 7l4W71a. Whiskey scarce, at 95.
Cotton dull-middling 1871; receipts l3o
bales; sales 292; stock 1887.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1921.
WILMINGTON, November 5.-Cottop
qniet--midtlling IS; receipts 76 bales:
sales Al; stock 2.432
GALVESTON, November 5.-Cotton ac-
tlve-good ordinary 1881; receipts 2.2SS
bales; sales 1000; stock %, SOL.
CHARLESTON, November 5.-Cottop
easy-midllling IS; receipts Q, GG3 bales:
sales GOO; stock 80, LOG.
MOBILE, November 5.-Cotton uuiet
and easy-ordinary 17li; low mildling
l724; middIing 1871; receipts 9, $50 bnles:
sales 900; stock 23.343.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Cottop
in fair demand but irregular-good ordi-
nary ~; low middling 177s; middling
lsh@@1S5o; receipts 0,311 bules; sales
!. tjtj): stock 10Y All