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

Pay to the joint order OF H. B. NJ.
Minister or Charge D'Affairs ut WASH
ington, and acting Consul. General at
/ New York.
| (Sigued)
TREXEL. MORGAN s. CO.,
MORTON. BLISS &C. CO.,
| JAY COOKE & co.
Pay to the order of Hamilton Fish,
Secretary of State.
EDWARD THORNTON,
81. B. NJ. Minister.
E. Nj. ARCHIBALD.
81. B. NJ. Consul General at New York.
| Pay to the order of Hon. ". A.
Richardson, Secretary of the Treasury.
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of State.
| NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-The fol-
lowing despatch was received today
from Shreveport, La:
TO 81. S. Pike. Fice. President Howard
Association, NeU Orleans:
We return our sincere thanks to the
Howard Association of New Orleans for
their kind offer, and say that the fever
is an epidemic and on the increase, and
that we should be glad to have expert
enced nurses; but We have not means at
present to compensate them. We also
require Ave physicians.
(Signed,) L. r. SIMMONS,
President of Howard Association.
B. s. LINDSAY,
| President Board OF Trade.
| NEW YoRK, September 9.-Commo.
dore Meade and other officers visited the
President to-day, on invitation to Join
them in celebrating the anniversary of
the capture of the city Of Mexico.
An appeal for aid to the destitute who
were recently burned out of their homes
in Havana, Cuba, is made by Mes srs /.
Alexandria & Sons, owners Of the Ha-
vana steamship line of this city. The
firm were to day appealed to by tele-
graph from Havana; the despatch stat
ing there is great destitution there.
This refers to the fire of Plaza Vapor,
which involveda loss of $S,OOO,OO
TelegraphIc-Comm Reports.
CoLUMBr., September o, 1873.-The
cotton season is opening. We quote
sales Of 23 bnles-middling Ito.
| LONDON. September 9-Noon.-The
weather is unfavorable for crops. New
fves 81 4.
PARIS, September o.-Rentes 5Sf.
FnAsKronr. September 9.-Bonds
972s.
LIVERPOOL. September 9-3 P. III
Cotton firm-uplands 5000; Orleans
9169914; sales $4,000 bales; specula-
tion and export 5000; sales of upland,
basis of good ordinary, delivered Sep
tember, 1916; ditto, October or No.
vember. 8T; basis Of low midd]ing, do
livered October or November, 8; Or
leans, basis Of good ordinary, delivered
November or December, 9l6; new crop
uplands, busis Of good ordinary, S3i;
uplands, October or November ship.
ments, basis Of good ordinary, Sza.
LIVERPOOL September 9-Evening.
Sales of cotton include 5000 bales OF
American; sales Of nplands, new Drop,
on basis of low middIing, S31. Yarns
and fabrics firm and quiet.
New YoRK, September 9-Noon.-
Cotton quiet and firm; sales 907 bales-
uplands 205s; Orleans q. Futures
opened: September 1891, l9 1916; Oc-
tober Is 1-l6, 1875; November II 1916;
February 1SI5; March 1875. Flour and
wheat firm. Corn steady. Pork quiet
and weak 16.G2l5@17.75. Lard
dull and heavy-old steum 8 SIG,
| ~ S-AO' AO'6heo hAih. 6LOOno uCtlfos
Gold active, at IL. Money firm, at 7 to
Z coin. Exchange-long SO: short 93s.
Governments dull aud lower. State
bonds quiet and nominal.
z ?. M.-Cotton-net receipts 95
bales; gross. 35; futures closed quiet;
sales 1900 bales, as follows: Septom-
ber 18 1882; October 181a; November
1877; December II 1916. Cotton quiet
but firm; sales 1920 bales, at 2O59@
81. Flour in fair request and un.
changed. Whiskey active and decidedly
higher, at 99@1.00. Wheat inaotiver
and 10. lower; holders more disposed to
realize-winter red Western 1.7201.74
Corn active and 115@1o. higher West.
ern mixed In store 68. Rice quiet and
steady-Oarolina 834@9H. Pork quiet
and weak-new 17.50@17.75. Lard
steady. Freights firm. Money active,
at Z, coin to a fraction commission,
Sterling 85s. Gold active and unset
tled,. closing at 115G@1134. Govern
ments dull and very irregular. States,
nothing. doing.
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-Flou,
steady-family extra 5.75@6.O0; No.
fancy 7.75. Corn firm and ecarce-5S6
81 for shelled, sacked. Pork steady, Al