The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-30

LOUISVILLE, July 2o.-Flour nominal; :;
demand light Corn firm and in fair de-
mend. ct 5S@62, sacked. Provisions
steady. Pork 16.00016 So Bacon in
fair demand-9I@9 for shoulders: IOl.,
C0l05l for clear rib; 10la for clear sides,
packed. Lard-o@o1s for :ierce; 10 for
kegs; 9l4 for steam. Whiskay dull ana
declining, Mt ol(Go2.
$MoDlLE. July 2o.-Cotton nominally
unchanged -middling 1871; low miG-
ding l714@17ss; exports coastwise 1870
bales; sales 100; stock 1857.
ST. LOUIS. July 29-Flour oniet and
unchanged. Corn firmer. closing higher
No. 2, mixed, 3oM4o, in elevator.
Whiskey firm. at 9l. Pork quiet, at
16 30 for fancy. 3 .con firm and in
good jobbing aud order trade-shoulders
S54; clear rib lOG.l01.i; clear 81 les 1Ol.1
(@l0H. Lard quiet-small lots of re-
lined at 8,>S
MEMPHIS, July 90 Cotton aniet-low
middling 1875; receipts 800 bales; ship
ments 268; stock $3.50
WlLMINaToN, July 29.-Cotton steady
middling 1881; net receipts 13 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 2l2; sales 20: stock ,O52.
NORFOLK, July 29.-Cotton quiet-!ow
middling 1875; net receipts % bales; ex-
ports coastwise 45S; sales TO- stock 8, AGA.
BosToS, July 29.-Cotton dul!--mid.
ding 2lla; net receipts G7 bales; gross
~; sales 400; stock 10000
AUGUSTA. July 23.-Cotton quiet
middling 1Sl4; receipts 1lG bales; ship
ments 67.
GALVESTON. July 2o.-Cotton steady
good ordinary l4:aIG1l5; net receipts 81
bales; sales 400; stock o.SG5.
New ORLEANS, July 29.-Cotton quiet
-middling 1881; net receipts 81 bales;
gross 206; exports stwse $50; sales
to-day 500; last evening 700; stock
25. 2Sl.
JEWS AND CHRIs1IASs--In our foreign
items the other day the destruction by
lire OF the Jewish synagogue Of Bor-
deau1. France, was announced. His
em!uence, Cardinal Donnet, On the same
dny, sent his Ficar-General, the Abbe
EUnteneau, to the Grand Rabbi, to e1-
press his great concern for the Disaster
which had befallen the jewish COM
munlty of bordeaux, and to assure him
OF his readiness TO assist, in case there
should be auy necessity OF having re
course to subscriptions to re.erect the
building. The Rabb expressed his
deep gratitude to the envoy for the kind
attention of such proceeding on the
part of a Catholic Cardinal. The Presi-
dent Of tha Consistory of the II .formed
Church made n similar move, and the
venerable chief OF the Israelites wa,
profoundly moved by the marks Of sym
pathy which proceeded from such high
authorities, and it was with tears in his
eyes that he thanked, in the name Of his
flock. the religious heads OF the Catholic
and Protestant Churches.
HoA eide Before Coroner NJ. E.
Noses ESQ, n jury OF inquest sat on
Friday last, over the body of James
Green, colorcd man, resident in sum
ter, nenr the Clarendon aul Sumter
| line, below the Privatecr ncighborhood.
Tho showing before the Jury was to the
effect that Mr.. Ritchio Ii. Belser. of
Clarendon, acting under n bench war
rant, and accompanied by four other
citizens, as n posse cpmlttuS, proceeded
| to the house OF james Green, and hay.
ing surrounded it, commanded him to
surrender. Green started to run, when
Beiser shot him in the back, sick buck.
shot taking effect i'll his lungs. from
which death instantly ensued. The YER
dict OF the Jury was that james Green
came to his death by IL double barreled
gun in the hands of Ritchie Ii. Beiser.
| a SINGULAR CAsE.-On the 18th day Of
August, 1860, the dwelling house Of Geo.
Worcester. in the town OF Harvard, was
burned, and man named Clark Fair
banks, who resided in the town. and had
had some difficulty with Mr.. Worcester,
was suspected SO strongly OF having set
the fire that he was arrested, tried and
convicted Of arson. being sentenced Oc-
tobcr II, 1861, TO imprisonment for life
in the State PRISON. He wac pardoned
April 20, 1871, on condition that if again
convicted of any crime, his first sentence
should hold good against him. In May
last. while in liquor. he qnarreled with q
man in Fitchbnrg. was prosecuted, con-
victed for assault and battery, and SEN
tcnced for ono month in the house Of
correction. At the expiration Of the
thirty days, Warden Chamberlain called
Tor him. and unless again pallonel, lie
will have to serve a life sentence.
UoStuu Pos.