The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-25

Williams, requesting that all proceedings
in that State with reference to the out.
RACES ef the Ku Klux Klan be suspend
ed. aud urging the pardons of those al
ready confined in the Albany peniten-
tiary. They represent that as an organ
izA;ion the Klan hns ceased to exist in
the State; and that lenient policy on
the Part OF tue Government vii. tend to
restore peace aud order.
Attorney. Genera; Williams informed
them that it was the policy of the Go.
vernment.to prosecute only aggravated
cases-orders having already been given
to that effect; and that as soon as the
President was fully satisfied that peace
able citizens would be protected in their
property and life, q, general suspension
OF the prosecutions woald be desirable.
He also informed the delegation that
many ku Ktu1 prisoners had been par
doned. and pardous would be issued to
the others; the most aggravated cases be-
ing detained until the last
Ihe delegation was much pleased with
the encouragement given by the At
torney General. The delegation will
visit Long Branch, and have an Interview
| with President Grant
Probabilities-On Friday. 70. the
Eastern Gnlf States. Southerly winds,
| with clouds and rain. For the South
Atlantic States, Southeriy winds, cloudy
weather and possibly local rains.
HHIIADELPH1A. July 23-An evening
telegram from West Chester reports that
tbe. Coroner OF Chester County, yester-
DAY. visited .Athensville and Bryn Mawn
Tor the Investigation Of tho Goss mur-
der cnse Hs asoertsine,! many particu.
lars Of Goss, diius Wilson, while residing
at those places. and he has arrived at the
following conclusion. Udderzook left
Baltimore with 81. 500. and was to meet
| Goss, or Wilson, in Phiiadelphi., aud
give him the money and see him on
board stea MGR for some European port;
bat rather than part with the funds in
hand, lie takes him tc the country and
murders him, pockets the money, and
returns to Baltimore.
ST. LOUIS, July a Frederick Shultz,
living two miles from Pleasant Hill. Ne.
brnska, lately cut of the head Of his
sister. (aIrs Lackers) With al axe, aud
then went into field short distance
from tue house and Gu. his own throat.
No cause assigned.
4 despatch from St. Josephs, Mo-,
says that the Iowa train robbers are be.
iieved to have been traced into Nodaway
County. Mo, aud it is thought they viii,
be captured
FinnMcin mnL OiulurYriul
LoSDoS, July o4-Noon. The bank
rate hns been reduced = per cent. it IS
! now Consols 92s,. Builiou has in
creased 9SO5, 900.
PARIS, July 24.-Rentes 5Gf 35c.
FRANKFORT, July q Bonds gG3;.
LIVERPOOL, July 24-Noon. Cotton
steady-uplands Sai; Orleans 9; sales
II. 600 bales; speculation and export
5000; from Savannah and Charleston,
July shipment, new crop, not below
midlling uplands, So; not below low
mid'lling Ssi; iron, New Orleans. July
delivery. not below low middling, Ssi;
from Savannah aud Charleston. August
aud September delivery, 8 1l-l6; sales
to day include $500 bales American.
New York. July 24-Noon. Stocks
quiet. Gold heavy. at 15a.. Money
easy, ut 3(Go. Exchange-long 91i:
short TO- Governments dull bat steady.
State bonds dull. Cotton quiet and no.
minal; sales 1879 -middling 81;
futures opened as follows: July 20,sf0
205ss; August 20 9-16@2O55: September
18114. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat stendy. Corn quiet and steady.
Fork quiet aud firmly heid-new IT. 1913
@l7.25. Lard quiet and weak-steam,
So asked: s244 bid. Freights firm.
P. M.-Cotton-net receipts 453
bales; gross G3G; futures closed steady;
sales $4,000, as follows: July 20 9-l6;
August Is 0-16; September 1871; O.to.
Der II 1916; November l7sa, l751; De-
cember l75G. Cotton quiet and nominal
sales 100 hsles-middl:ag %. Floar
in moderate request and rather easier.
Wkiskey tirmer and fairly active, at 05(0
9ot4. Wheat closed dull; freight room
scarce. Corn shade tirmer-white
Western p. Coffee strong. Molasses
quiet and firm. Rice steady, at S(19.
Pork firmer-new II. .25j1l737!s. Lard
steadier-Western steam 87s. Ffeights
firm. Money easy, at i Sterling
lower. at 999ls. Gold 1525. Govern.
ments steady and nominal. States very
quiet with little change.
LOUISVILLE, July 2I.--Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn in fair demand
shelled sack 57laG2. Pork 16.OO(alG. 40.
Bacon-shoulders 87sW9I,; clear rib
sides lOas@l05s; clear sides lOl.. Lard
steady-choice leaf 9G91s, in terces; in
kegs, steam 81. Whlskey steady, ut %
@93.
ST. LOUIS. July G4.-Flonr nr;et ora