The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-28

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CHICAGO. October o7.-Inase Wm.
81. Porter, Chief Justice OF the mnni.
cipal court, waa found dead TO. .day.ys4
DEN1soN, Texas. October 27.EThe
Congressional excursion returned from
Dallas, and is gone North.
The yellow fever is unabated below
Cerescana, Texas. No unusual sickness
| above that point
BALT1MeRE, October 27.-The fourth
days races have been postponed, on ac.
count of rain.
New YORK. October 27.-The Govern.
ment paid S750.00O in gold interest to.
day.
The trial of Taintor, the defaultipo
Cashier of the Atlantic Bank, has com.
menced. The bank examiner testified
to 100000 deficiency in Taintor's &C.
count.
Hannah Rutland, aged 100, is dead.
Argument in Stokes case has com.
menccd.
The annual session Of the Board OF
Missions of the Episcopal Church was
held to-day. Among those prescn. were
Bishops Smith, Lee. Talbot, AIcCoskey,
and Charles T.. Tozar, of Africa. Roso.
lutions were offered for new bishops for
Dakota, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico,
Arizona and Wyoming. The general
statement Of affairs is favorable.
CINcINNATI, October 27.-A bale of
c1tton donated to Memphis brought
S2,0 ,020.
TeiegrnphIc-com'nerciai REPORTS.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October 2S.-Sales
OF cotton yesterday, 62 bales-middling
1900 13l4; market irregular.
LONDON. October 27.-Consols 92as(0
o2ls. IS olls. Fries 39l%.
LIVERPOOL, October 27-Noon. Cot
ton steady-uplands 9@91a; Orleans
94@92s; sales II. 00U baies; export and
speculation 1900; uplands, on the
basis OF good ordinary, shipped in No
vember and December, 8 TIC; shipped
in October and November, 8 GIG.
LIVERPOOL, October 27-Evening. =
Sales of nplauds Oh the basis of low
middling, to be delivered in November,
Sal; Orleans, on the basis of low mid
ding, to be delivered in October, 9ls;
sales include $500 bales of American.
NEW YORK, October 27-Noon.-
Stocks active and very feverish-prices
ranging higher. Gold 81S. Money
~. Exchange-long 624; short 81.
Governments dnll but steady. State
bonds steady. Cotton weak; sales $40
bales uplan ds 153; Orleans l53l.
Futures opened as follows: November
1434, Is l-16; December Is, 151s; Janu.
ary Is SIG. Is 7-16; February Is ZIG,
151a. Flour quiet and heavy. Wheat
dull end nominally unchanged. Corn
quiet and unchanged. Pork steady
new 14.50@l4.75. Lard quiet and un-
changed. Freights firm.
Z P. M.-Cotton-nst receipts 2S3
bales; gross 1884; futures closed cosy
sales 26.600 bales, as follows: October
nominal; November 1411-16@14sl; Dc
cember 147s@l4 1916; January Is l.lG
OILS 3-32; February Is 5.16@I5A;
March Is 9-16@153s; April 16. Cotton
weak and irregular; sales 1,60O bales,
at 152s@155s. Flour in limited re-
quest and unchanged. Whiskey lower,
ut 90. Wheat firm, with moderate de-
mand- winter red Western LAS. Corn
u shade firmer, with fair demand
high mixed and yellow Western GOA
COZ. Rice quiet and unchanged. Pork
= shade frmer. with fair demand, ut
II. 50@l4.S5. Lard steady. Freights
hrm-cotton, steam "a. Values irregu-
lar. Money 132@l.16 commission.
Sterling 6al. Gold 81s@S4. Govern
ments strong and little more doing.
States quiet and nominal.
CINCINNATI, October 27.--Flour and
corn quiet. Pork-jobbing sales Mt
800; stock scarce. Lard and bacon
steady. Whiskey So.
LOUISVILLE, October 27.--FIonr
quiet. Corn in good demand, ut GOA
63, shelled aud sacked. Provisions
nominal. Pork 400. Shoulders u,
clear rib 7li.@7a.i; clear 7aa(9S. Lard
nominal. Whiskey $1,000.
BosToS, October 27.-Cotton lower
and dull-millling 1911; net receipts
126 bales; gross 1850; sales 200; stock
5000.
CnAnLEsroS. October 27.-Cotton
more steady; net receipts 1876 bales;
gross 4.37G; exports copstwise 3,O7l;
sales 700; stock 27.5SS.
New ORLEANS, October Election
demand fair aud irregulur-middling
1Gia; low middling 1885; good ordinary
Is; net receipts lob bales; gross 4, S29;
exports to Great Britain 5,445; to the
10y>f,