The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-26


~, says thesss Asee q , great. many new
leases this evening" 4. The Idan1erous
cases reported better this morning have
relspseds ana deaths Ate hourly expect
cd. 4Q0JpeopIe have. isft. TINS streets
are entirely deserted. The trains this
evening were packed. Vehicles cannot
be had for love or money. The physi.
cians say an increase is probable. There
are indications OF rain. ~
BROOKLYN, October 25.-The grand
jury indicted Whitelaw Reid and Ohas.
A. Damn for libel on certain officials.
f. ConUMBus, OHIO. October 25.-OM-
cial returns from all but one County in
sure Aliens election. The other State
officers are Republicans. ..-.
NEwBURa, N. T., October 25.-Owing
to the stringenoy, the Newburg steam
mills have stopped. 400 employees are
ont of employment.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, October 25.-Ro-
bert Sexbury, aged ITO, is dead. He
was great hunter i'll Northern New
York. He lost leg at the age of 80.
Several OF Se1bury's children, between
80 and 80 years of age, were at the fu-
neral.
CHICAGO. October 25.-Judge 8. W.
Fuller, an old and able lawyer, is dead.
The National Board Of Trade meets
in Baltimore next year.
Tcioxraphic-Comm mmercial Reports.
LONDON, October 25.-New 5s 81.
LIVERPOOL, October 25-Noon.
ton fiat and irre0ular-uplands 9(991s;
Orleans 9L(0936; sales 5000 bales
speculation 1000; to arrive 1-16c.
lower; uplands, on the basis of good
ordinary, shipped in October and No
vember, 81; ditto, in November and
December, 826; ditto, OF new crop de-
livery, GIG; sales include 4,9OO bales
of American.
LATER to arrive 1-1Oc.
higher; uplands. on the bnsis OF good
ordinary, shipped in October and No
vember, 8 9 16.
PARIS, October 25. -Rentes 57f 25c.
| FRANKFORT, October 25-Bonds 977s
! New YORK, October 25-Noon.-
Gold opened at 81. Stocks lower.
Money z, gold. E1obangs-long 63z;
short 81. Governments strong but
little doing. State bonds quiet and
nothing doing. Cotton irregular; sales
| 1883 bales-uplsnds 151S; Orleans l52a.I;
futures opened as follows: October
1915; November Az, Is 1.16; Decem.
Der l5 5.l6; January 1511s. Is 9.16; Feb
ruary 1885; March Is 1916. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and un.
changed. Corn dull and without mate
rial change. Pork dull-new mess
l4.5O9l4 rs. Lard quiet and weak
old steam IT, Freights very firm.
| P. M.-Ootton-net receipts 100
bales; gross 6. 946; futures closed quiet;
sales II. 700 bales, as follows: October
nominal; November IA 90 -32914 1916;
December Is 3-16@l5 7-32; January
l54@l5 ID 80; February 1873; March
1879; April l616@16L. Cotton dull
and irregular; sales 1858 bales, ut 1873
15A. Flour favors buyers common to
fair extra 620@695. Wheat slightly
inactive and favors buyers winter red
Western LAT. Corn closed 1.c. better.
Pork quiet, but steady. Lard lower, ut
l7T97 1916. Groceries quiet and
weak. Freights firm. Money 7, gold,
to 1-l6 commission. Sterling 63<. Gold
l85a9834. Governments dull and strong.
| States dull and nominal.
CINCINNATI, October 25.-. Flour
quiet. Corn dull-shelled 43; ear 4e(0
~. Pork 1900. Lard more active
steam II; kettle 714@75S. Bacon r.
reguiar-shonlders scarce, at 7k@721;
clear rib 624@7; clear 7@714. WINS
key firmer and higher, at 81.
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-Flour nm.
changed. Corn in fair demand; supply
good-ear, ahelled and sacked, 6O@63.
Pork 1900. Bacon-shoulders 71s@
| 75s; clear rib 7Is@75a; clear 7555.
Hams, sugar-cured, ll@l2ls. Lard
tierce 81; keg 7, all cash. Whiskey
quiet, at 81.
ST.. Louis. October 25.-Flour dealers
apart; business small Corn dull, un.
settled and lower-42@42ls for No. 2
mixed. on East track; 42l. in Novem.
Der. Pork quiet and weak, at 49, so.
Bacon quiet; only order demand-clcar
rib 7; clear 7I@72l, cash. Sugar
cured hams 12@l3Ia. Lard quiet and
unchanged. Whiskey dull; small sales.
New ORLEANS, October 25.-Cotton
demand fair-middling 165s@163i; low
middling l5224 strict good ordinary 15(9
1913; net recoipts 4,307 bales; gross
4.GO6; exports to Great Britain l, ,G45; to
France 2,2G0; coastwise 1,016; sales
1000; stock 54,043.
CHARLEsroN, October 25.-Cotton