The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-11
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SIckles was to have had an interview to-
day with the Spanish Minister of For
eiyn Affsire, bnt whether it took. place
was not kn6wn at q late hour fthis even
ing. The execution which, recently oc-
CURED is condemned in official circles as
brutal. When all the facts attending it
become known, should it appear that in-
ternational law has been violated, i'm 10.
diate measures will be taken to maintain
the dignity of this Government; but
the Secretary Of State has no idpu the
Castelar, Government will bo slow to
make due reparation, as far Us in it,
power, judging from the frien lIy dispo-
sition towards the United Suites, and
the expressed desire to cultivate more
Intimate relations Of peace. The Score
tary of State is represented as saying to.
day, during al interview with reference
to the reported execution Of Sauta Rosa,
that he had not been officially advised
OF 1t; but that Santa Rosa hud given
great deal Of troable. He was once b.
fore condemned to death us pirate,
After consuming ream Of paper, aud
sending and receiving numerous cable
dispatches, this Government secured
bis rclease. Only a few weeks nRo,'
Santa Rosa wrote to the Secretary, say
ing he owed the preservation Of his lifa
10 him; therefore. the Secretary though
Santa Rosa was not wise in again peril
ing his safety
Among tho depositors who, to- day,
received thirty per cent. of their de-
posits i'll the first National Bank, be.
ing the first distribution of the assets Of
that Institution, was ex-Presilent John
| ri, &
the $73 900 he had on deposit there
TeieKrnphIc-COmn Reports
New YORK. November 8. In the mar
kot for cotton on the spot, there has
been no relief from the general depres-
sion Which has prevailed for some time
past. The demand from the spinning
| interest has been limited, owing TO the
dullness of trade and financial difficult
ties, and their purchases have been ex.
ceedingly limited. The receipts have
been large, and, rs matter OF course.
have added greatly to the depression.
Yesterday, there WAS little better feel
Ing IN trade. occasioned by the upward
tendency OF the gold premium. The
market closed steadier, but it was not
considered as permanent improve
ment. In forward deliveries, deulipos
have been very liberal, but rates CONT
nued to decline until yesterday, whom
the steadiness in spots caused slight
reaction. and rates closed with an ad.
vance. The total sales for the week in
cluded l24, OIL bales, Of which 1l6, $50
bales were for future delivery aud z, SOL
for Immediate delivery, as follows: 3, 2O8
ior export, 4. .l8O for spinning. 1913 to
specclators, and It's in transit; included
were 385 bales to arrive. Naval stores
have experienced heavy decline. To-
eacoo has not moderately declined, but
business has been on very limited
scale, and mainly in small lots. Stocks,
Just before the close, rallied to the best
figures OF the dny, but ut the first lend
ing oil yielded fraction, though the
market keeps strong. Erie is the weak
spot, and being down 3 per cent. to
37A. Private advices from London.
late in the day. were less favorable.
Money was reported very active in the
open market. ut 8 per cent, and some
firms had dispatches from their London
correspondents that the bank rate would
be advanced to 10 per cent. next week,
and that the Bank ACT would be sus-
pendt d
LONDON. November 1O.--Conso!s
92@o2H. So 897s. Erie 337a.
FRANKFORT. November 1O.-Bonds
OF.
PARIS. November 1o.-Rentes 56f.
500.
LIVERPOOL. November 1O-Noon.-
Cotton firmer but not higher; sales
5000 bales; speculation and export
2.OOO; nplands, basis of good ordinary,
shipped October and November, 8lI;
delivered December or January, s 3.lG:
Orleans, good ordinary. shipped Novem.
Der or December, 82s; new crop, up
lands, delivered. SIG
| FRANKFORT, November 1O.-Bouls
LONDON. Novemb.r 1O-Eyoning.-
Exceptional rates for advances of 10 TO
IL per cont. have been charged both at
the Bank of England and on the street
to-day. Many rumors Of failures.
LIVERPOOL, November r10-Evening.
Sales OF cotton inclnde $500 bales of
American. uplands, on basis of good
ordinary; shipped in December and
January, 81s.
New YoaK, November 1O-Noon. =
Gold opened at ~. Cotton nominal;
sales 346 bales-uplands 14lS; Orleans
148. Futures opened: November IA,
!!43s; December las, 14l5; January
IA l-16. 145a; February liz, 147s: