The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-09

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l19l7OO! Lard lower, at 8 7.l8. Money
lactive, at 1.16@H commission. Sser.
Ing lower. at z. Gold weak, at 95S@
tyH. governments duiTs but lower.
States dull and nominal.
OINoINNATI. October 8.-Flour steady,
ct 6.9097.O0. Corn quiet, at 52@53.
Pork steady. at 1900. Lard steady.
Bacon quiet, inactive and nominally un-
changed. Whiskey unchanged. at 80,
currency.
Lou1svrIIz. October S.-Flour in
fair demand. firm and unchanged. Corn
IN fair demand and firm, at 63065.
Fork 5.25(@16. 90. Bacon-shoulders
81; clear rib o; clear 81. packed.
Lard-tlerce 8a@9; keg 9i6; steam 8.
| Whiskey. nothing doing.
ST. Louis, October S.-Flour quiet
and unchanged-super6ne winter 8. 75(1
40. Corn doll-small sales of No. 2
mixed at 43I, at East side, on track.
Fork dull and nominal-15 90 offered
held at Is. so. Bacon quiet and weak
81 for shoulders; for clear rib; ga
Va for Clear sides. Lard doll and un-
changed. Whiskey 95.
SAVANNAH. October 8.-Cotton firm
middling II; net receipts 3,7l7 bales;
ootGo Oft StOC6 ,SfO.
NORFOLK. October S.-Cottol quiet
low middling 1714; net receipts LOGS;
exports consswise Gas; sales rs; stock
1881.
WILMINGTON, October s.-Cotton
quiet middiing II; not receipts GO
bales; exports coastwiss 27S; sales 90;
stock S42
New ORLEANS, October S.-Cotton
firm and in fair dcmaud-middling 1917
@lS1a; low middling 17IG@l771; strict
good ordinary 16T(@l7; net recei pts
35l bales; gross SO; sales 800; stock
%, 439.
GALVESTON. October S.-Cotton firm
good ordinary 1434i; Texas ordinary
l234; net receipts 3l4 bules; sales $50
stock IL, lO4.
PHILADELPHIA. October S.-Cotton
dull and uuchang middling 1917; net
receipts sc bales; gross III.
MEMPHIS, October S.-Cotton firm
and quiet-middling 16l40l16l.; re-
ceipts S22 bules; shipments $50; stock
1923.
MOBILE, Ortobor S.-Cotton firm
mid,l;ing l7ls; low middling l5Is; net
receipts 23D tales; exports coantwise
400; sales 3U0; took 10. l24.
AUGUSTA. OctoberS Cotton steady
middliug 16Ii; receipts 435 bales; sales
664.
CHAn1EsroS, October 9.-Cotton
quiet middling l63l@l7; low middling
l6la; strict good ordinary l6; net re-
ceipts 1851 bales; gross 1913; exports
coastwise l.254; saiss 200; stock 9, ,S36.
BALTIMORE. October 8.-Cotton firm
middling l8; low middling l71s; strict
good ordinary 161l; net receipts 9
bales: gross 239; exports coastwiso 2lO;
sales 81; stock 1,946.
BosroN, October S-Cotton quiet
and Steady -middling 1871; net receipts
80 bales; gross 30; sales 3OU; stock 8. OOO.
KINGS MoUNrAIN STATION. This ia
the fifth station ont from Charlotte on
the Airline Railway. II is located al.
most under the shadow OF Kings Noun
tain, within Il mile or two of the bnttls
ground, thirty y-three miles from Char
lotte aud forty miles from Spurlanburg.
The place has been laid of with streets.
squares and lots. There are two regu
lurly laid OF squares. comprising forty.
four lots, each l20x5U feet. Railroad
Avenue, Gold, Cherokee, King and
Mountain are the appropriate names { +
the several streets. On Saturday last,
nu auction sale of these lots took place.
Ali the lots were sold, bringing good
prices, ranging from 500 doYnwards
BODY IDENTIFIED The body found
near the river by Magnolia Cemetery,
on Monday. with the head aud legs
seyered from the trunk, has been
identified as that Of u German, name
unknown, who was seen at the -Four
Mile House week previous to the
shocking discovery. The bottle in
which he purchased some whiskey; the
/ change given him by lie bar tender;
the portmounuio he had, were all found
near the spot where he lny. The sup
position Is that he got intoxicated, fell
into the river. Was drowned, noated
ashore and WAS iismcmbered by birds
OF prey aud beasts. - Charleston Ne,cs.
The STORM AND TIE RICE. E.-Reports
reach us OF great damage to the rice
planters by the storm. It is certain
that the plautn,ions on Combnhee and
Ashepno, and probably on ali the rivers,
have suffered severely. Trunks have
bsen washed away or overnowe,l, food
gates forced. and the rice fields convert.
ed into lakes. Eatlro crops have been
swept into the rivers or drowned. Re.
pOrts vurV from, ENO ~ 1n0 oor,,,