The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-06

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81. Lou1s. May 5.-Ths st. Louis
$4,000 By an, elegantly. dressed man.
Ms Lcg1s, Miy 5.-Flour lFGl.',r:ai ii,uer and
insdsive-xintsr snperane 4.50@5 %.
4 Rhsn atsady,::,J ,Whiskey, arm, a 81.
8iHork apih as,18 25. Bacon quiet with
jou'y i9b bbing order. trade--shonlders az:
! CLEAR aides 1853. ..l..@ -
Il ,RArT1hoRB, May. 5.-Flour quiet and
ssehdy. Wheat tquiet-choios white and
choies am6er 2:10@2 Is; good. prime
Ied! A.90(02 05. Corn duli-white 68:
Eye!iov o.. Oats Southern 50Ga5
Meas pork Is 90. Baoon-shopIdsrsS Sk
F l9aH.tl Lard 9L@a4.' Whiskey 90I6.
Cotton dull, at ~; gross receipts 40 bales:
exports coastwise 81; sales 1877; stoct
1909! M ~ 4. .aI.nYI IN
4 LRnhADRprH1A, May :5.-Hon. Hugh
MoAiiseef, delegate at large to The Oon.
stttational Convention, IL dead.
ffa3tADaSPHt4, fa, tA,1a9S.PH May 6.-Ooston dull,
/ 'MRNPHIs.' May 5.-Ootton market
doll, counting cotton. .l'.r
BpsFpN,, May 5.-Cotton quiet and
little 'doing-midtlipg 1917; gross re-
9eipts i,127 bales; sales 100; stock
Nosro1s, May 5.-oo.ton stead -
low midalibg 172l; net receipts 6O4
Ds!ss, exports coastwise 856; sales 10;
Wll1lso1os: May 5.-ooston quiet,
at u; net receipts "a bales; stock .425.
MOBILE, May 6.-7Cotton dull and
depressed,. at l7L1; net receipts 687
pstes; exports ooastwise 70; sales 600;
CHAnLEsroN. May 5.-Colton easier,
At is}S9lsM; low middliug Tx; good
bales; e1poyis eoas.wise ST. :eesIp's ss1ss @ no.
steok 23,2l9. ,!.pl )
NKw ORLEANS. May 5.-Ootton de.
mand moderate e-ordinary l2kA12ss.
good ordinary I514915A; low 9iddIine
l8A@l6M; piiddhog ilB(Alsk; nat re.
toeipss 4. .2l9 bales: gross 1.3I8: sales to-.
Day 5000; last evening 4. 100; stock 1872
SAVANNAH. May 5.-Cottou dull-mid.
ding 1874; net receipts, 100 bales; ex.
| porte coastwiss III; sales BAL; stock
29.22A n, 10.
AUGUSTA, Nay 5.-Buyers, and sellers
! apart and cotton tending down-mid-
ding .l74; reeeipts 275 bales; sales 276.
| GALVESTON, May 5.-Estimated net
receipss Of. cotton 700 bales; stock
62,1T. - 2 IA
9 H5544 H5 5544rn AnnI71rs. : Nav 5.-v1,,,,r.
Hoksd-W J Porter, New. Bedford: p
Dpf1e, Charleston; 8 w Duvsll, Winna.
boro; James Maloney, Newberry; T W
Woodward, Winnsboro; F r Eayurie.
INeY York; A Weathimefl Baltimore. q
= Trumbo. 8 c., a 8 Anderson. cit7: W
Oarnes, O; " J Vain. W r WooIdfuff.
IChRrleeton; w 8 Byles, F Laird and
mother, New York; D r Tally, Rioh-
nond: W 81 Gteen, N O; G W Brooks,
New York; Eugens Martin, Charleston
james Birnio. T. II Cooke Green vile: w
Burnett, r Carey, y, r Bail, Balti.,
more; J Gresham, Macon; W r Ma.
loney.rH M iThnm paon, BiaokJiIle: P
BAbeock, N @; NJ " Bailey, Washington: !:
L uandocker, Cbarlotte:' W H Staok'
Riohland; " F DeKnight aud wife.
Edward Ruly, Snmter; e L Paddock
and wife. New York: w a Tfescott.
Peudieton: 81 Bray, Waibsila; W d
Thopas, Norfolk; ) A Broadus, W 81
Whitesth, Greenville; r III Cfeavelsud.
Tennessee; L B Lee, J w shiler; Oconee.
| Columbia Hotei-T Hurley, W D Ken
nedJ, = O Gilbert. Charleston; W j
Sprinkle. city; T J GOODWIN, Fort
Motto; W F Zeigler. Edeefeld; A J Cur
PIN, Y; j N Tailaferro, Ga; w N
Roach, city; G L B Marsh, G W Thames.
Jos Lnmsden, Mrs II O'Neill, Miss
Mary O'Neill, Henry st A O'NeiH, n O.:
L Darby. st Matthews';O G Mem.
minger, " D Porter, Charleston: Mrs
Mcdowell. Miss Mcdowell and maid.
DR. James Mcdowell. Baltimore; A d
Love, Miss; J Dixon. Ga; G K Knowles
7; John E Thames, P G Webb.
Charleston.
Hendrix Hoass-H A Gibson. Mias M
Rawla. T McKinstry. Fairfield; " G
3 MoClelland. Anderson; j G Walden,
Va; h Froneberger, Charleston: G Il
Whitney. r /; J 0 Hudnntt, Greenville:
G Link. Abbevilie; O J Ogburn, N O.;
A Spann. LeesviIle; w III Whittle,
Edgefed; J r Whitney, P r Mayo aud
lady, Alston; J P Bodie. Leesville.
As the freight train was crossing at
Urqnehart's, snys the Columbus SIN, a
low miles distant, big pine tree was
twisted by the wind from its bold to the
ground and tossed over tho train to the
other side OF tho track. It was narrow
escape. The train numbered sixteen