The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-06

result cannot be ascertainedF for some
days. A new council Of Cherokess will
vote to ratify or reject The conetiiution
which was framed by the Grand Council
ct Ookmulgee in 1870; aud upon this
issue the campaign was conducted.
BROOKLYN. August The Turner'S
Hall was burned to-day; loss SIS 900.
WORCESTER, MASS, August 5.-The
Town Hall was burned to-day; loss
Bis. 200.
SARATOGA, August 5.-Barih Axe won
the mile race for two year-olds, mile
heat. Eight started-time, 1.45i6.
Shachmo won tho two mile race-time,
1861.
! CAIRO. August 5.-Breeze, the alleged
fratricide, was captured, after shot in
his shoulder from Sheriff's posse.
MEMPHIS, August g. Twenty negroes
were arrested on the charge of lynching
W. d. Wyett, in Madison County. All
were released upon $500 bail, but three.
The charge against Wyatt was disproved
By bis alleged victims
Two sons of David Kendall, of Henry
County, aged eighteen aud twenty-five,
wore drowned in West Like, while bnth-
ing. The third brother, attempting to
WASHINGTON. August 5 The Presi-
dent held Cabinet meeting to-day.
Present-Fish, Delano. Belknap and
Williams. The President departs to-
morrow.
Probabi!ities-For the Gulf and South
Atlantic States and Tennessee, North
easterly and South ensterlv winds, lower
temperature and partly cloudy weather,
with rains on and near the coasts.
The Cabinet session to-day was not
important beyond the transaction of
routine business. Much Of the session,
which continued about two hours, WAS
employed in general social conversation,
nothing Of extraordinary consequence
being under consideration.
NEW YORK, August 5.-The captain
and part owner Of the schooner Nellie
y. DinsmoTe, died al quarantine OF
yellow fever. The oaptaiu's wife died
OF the same disease on the voyage from
Havana.
About 1000 immigrants arrived yes
terlay.
pIic-Commerciai Reports.
LONDON, August 5-Noon. -Oonsols
925s@9224. IS oO1s. Weather favora-
BILE to crops.
FRANKFORT, August 5.-Bouds 97lk.
PARIS, August 5.-Rentes SIT. lOc.
LIVERPOOL, August 5-Noon. Cotton
quiet but steady -uplands So; Orleans
91s; sales - 600 bales; speculation and
export 1000; from Savannah and
Charleston, September delivery, s 13 1G;
October and November delivery, not be-
low low middling, 8 Is 1G
LIVERPOOL. August 5-Evening Cot.
ton-sales 1000 bales American; from
Savannah and Charleston, October and
September shipments, 81; August de-
livery, not below low middling, 81.
New YORK, August 5-Noon Cotton
dull; sales 1850 bales-uplands 2O}5;
Orleans 2034; futures opened as folio VS. !:
August lYl6@l9 BIG; September
l8 5-3201S 3.I6; October 17a1; Novem-
Der l7!s; December II 1882 Flour
quiet and weak. Whent dull. Corn
quiet. Pork frm-pew moss Is 90. Lard
quiet and weak-old Western steam Sls.
FreIghts firm. Stocks steady. Gold
lo5s. Money easy, at 304. Exchange
long 8; short 9;1. Governments dull
State stocks steady.
P. NJ. M.-Cotton-nct receipts GIG
bales; gross 1.056; futures closed quiet
and stendy; sales 16.300 bales; August
IS 1-l6; September 1875; October
= I'LL ii1S, ~; Ne'e@bsr Ne II; Il IS;
sales zoos uplands 203s; Orleans 2O5aa.
Flour active aud steady. Whiskey
firm, at 96 Wheat heavy and 1@2c.
lower. with moderate export and home
demand. Corn closed tribe weaker.
Rice S%@94. Pork firm, nt 1900.
Lard weak. Frcights frmer-cotton,
steam 5-1609}s. Money 3(94. Sterling
exceedingly dull, at 9. Gold 153(9l5is.
Governments frmcr. States quiet.
ST. LOUIS, August 5-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn hrmer-a5@
35iia for No. 2 mixed Whiskcy steady,
at %. Pork firmcr lots l6 100
100. Bacon hrm-9 for shoulders;
10i5@l05S for clear rib; 1Oas0lOA
for clear sides. Lard quiet-summer
steam 7.45.
LOUISVILLE. August 5.-Flou. a!eady
and unchanged. Corn firm, at 5S@G2,
sacked. PORK held at lG0001G 50.
Bacon tirmer. with good demand-9l40
0h for shoulders; 10ls oil for clear RIB !;
II for clear. Hams steady, with good
demand-sugar-cured held at 1890
1514 plain 13@131s. Lard steady-9(y
9la for choice leaf, in tierces; 10 for
kegs; steam 8114. Whiskey steady, at 90.
BALTIMORE, August 5.-Cotton dull
middling 20; gross receipts 173 bales: