The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-09

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Henry. . clerk in tho post Office. was ar
rested. charged with robbing the mail.
MEMPHIS, November 8.-Threa yellow
fever deathsHto noon two 6thkrs hon
other osusesa s5S4A y
PRoyiDENcE, November 8.-Alf the
gentlemen designated as the Board of
Trustees at the late meeting OF the
Sprague creditors, have consented to
act. It is particularly requested that
every one holding obligations of said
corporation of A. 6 W. Srragne, of
whatever name or nature. will forward
at once his address to Rufus Waterman.
OF Providence, Chairman of said board.
New YORK, November 8.-The Direc-
tors of the Union Trust Company had o
two hours consnltaliop, without result.
Customs receipts to-day S219, 900 cf
the week Sl.356,OOO.
A. u. Williams d Co. were suspended
from the Stock Exchange for overdraw
ing.
TeieRrnPhic--C"nim.e Reports.
COLUMBIA. S. c., November o.
Sales OF cotton yesterday, lis bales
middling l2c.
NEW YORK. November S-Noon.-
Gold opened at 71l4-now IL. Stocks
qalet, with very littlo change in prices
Money. z bid. Exchange-long 6; short
ga. Governments dull, but steady.
State bonds dull. Cotton quiet aud
nominal; sales 1852 bales-uplands
!3is; Orleans 1895; futures opened as
follows: November 131a; December
IL GIG @l3M; January 1331@14ls;
February 14(9l4l@; March IA l1-l6C9
IL liz. I
dropping. Wheat without decided
change, Corn dull. nominal aud un.
changed. Pork quiet and steady-ncw
steam 7@7 1-16 Freights firm.
4P. M.-GoId closed at ll7a5. Total
sp. Gle shipm ents for the week 5000, 800,
principally silver bars; total imports for
the week So, ,022. 754-of which S4,Ol3.-
527 were merchandise, 1,O09, ,229 dry
goods. The nb-Trrnsurer pnid out
S235, 900 in gold coiu to-day, on account
Of November interest, and STA, 900 for
called bonds.
Z. M.-Cotton-net receipts 1,G3S
bales; gross $3.50 Futures closed
firm; sales 16. 600; November 13 1l-1GM
1871; December 13 l5.16@l4; January
1411s914 16; February I4Is6I4 GIG;
March Is; April Is 5,l6@15ss. Cotton
quiet and nominal; sales 1852 bales, ut
l354l9l3za. Flour heavy and unsettled,
and l6C@2Oc. lower-common to fair ex.
ira 6.O0l96. rs; good to choice 6. SOFA
1850. Wheat shade firmer-the ad.
vance In exchange increased the export
demand. Corn shade tirmer and in
moderate demand-high mixed and vel
low Western $1,000. Pork duil-new
10 0O. Lard firner, at Z 1.1GM715.
r'reights firm. Money easy, at 4Cd,5.
Sterling quiet and firm, at G. Gold 7aass
OH. Governments steady and noml
| nal. States dull and little doing.
PHILDELPHIA, November 8.-Cotton
firm-middlings IA; gross receipts
1857 bales.
WILMINaDoN. November Cotton
active-middlings l2I@ not receipts
2, ,6ss. ~
NORFOLK. November 8.-Cotton quiet
low middlings 12Is; net receipts
2,7S5 bales; exports coastwise 1910;
sales 800; stock 9,579.
BALTIMORE, November S.-Cotton
hrm-middiings 13}a; low middlings
l3; strict good ordinary 125S; gross re-
ceipts 900 bales; exports coustwise 125;
sales 1l5; stock 9,058.
GALVESTON, November S.-Cotton
IN fair demand-good ordinary 12ll; or
binary 1925; net receipts ], $3.50; exports
to Great Britain 518; sales 800; stock
%. O39.
LOUISVILLE, November S.-Flour un-
changed. Corn in fair demand, at 5S(0
62, for shelled, sacked. Provisions
quiet. Pork 1850. shoulders
7; clear rib 6A06Is; clear 62l07.
Lard.tierce 724; keg s15. cash for
round lots. Whlskey quiet, ut 8G(GS7.
CISCINNATI, November S.-FIour dull
and lower. ut 6.250G GO. Corn dull
aud nominal-old 44(045-fair dcmau,l.
Pork-old mess nominal, nt II so; new
jobbing sales at IL so. Lard-old kct-
tic very scarce; sales at Z /; steam oniet,
at 81 for immediate shipment; G5n
November and December. Bacon in
fair demaud-shoulders sales at 6; clear
rib sales at 534GG; clear 6t1.i Whiskey
firm, at &c.
ST.. Louis, November S.-Flour dull
and unchanged and only small local and
order demand. Corn dull and un.
changed-No. ., mixed, 32H633.
Whiskey steady. Pork nominal. Ba-
con and lard unchanged and only small
jobbing and order trade.