The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-27

lOHou 1OidC BON Chu 70 EoaCuc0 Oy
steam vessel, Ola Smith's Sound. He
announces his readiness to start when
the means are Forthcoming.
PITTsRyRa, September 26-Fire.
arms were freely used in row te.
tween the strikers and Italians, at
Laurel Mines. Several shanties were
burned.
New ORLEANS, September 26.-Three
Federal war vessels. including the flag
ship Oanandaigua, Rear Admiral Mul-
laney. are in the offing. The State
Central Committee of the peoples
party had meeting this evening. Re.
solutions were finally adopted to go
into the November election with spirit
and energy. The propriety of not
voting was discussed, but the majority
against this resolution was overwhelm.
ing. The parish committees partioi-
pated in the meeting.
WASHINGTON, September ga COR
respondence between Marshal Packard
ana Gen. Emory asserts that the Mar.
shal never asked and the General
would not have allowed the use of the
Federal troops for political purposes.
Probabilities-For Sunday, over the
South Atlantic States, slightly falling
barometer, stationary temperature,
Easterly winds, with partly cloudy
weather and local rains, will prevail.
Over the Gulf States, North. eas terly
winds, backing to Northerly, station.
ary temperatures, rising barometer
and generally clear weather. Over Ten.
nesses and the Ohio Valley. Southerly
| winds, stationary temperature, falling,
followed by rising, barometer, cloudy
weather and possibly light rains. Over
the Middle States. falling barometer,
South-easterly winds, backing to
Southwest, stationary or higher tenn
peratures and partly cloudy weather.
WAsH1NeToN, September 2e-12 NJ.
Gov. Moses, OF South Carolina, has
made requisition for troops, but de-
tails are inaccessible now.
Postmaster Jewell has no informa-
tion OF the interruption Of the mails
in the South.
Governor Moses, in his oonstitu.
tional appeal for aid in Edgefeld
County, 8. G., says: II am poweress
| to enforce my orders" The President
replies that he expects and believes the
company of United States troops now
III Edgetield is sufficient.
SAN Francisco. September 26.-At
the Sacramento Fair. Sam. Pnrdy, o.
oident and Blackbird trotted for O
special premium of $4,000. Purdy
was the winner time 81, 241l, 23Li,
%, 2SL.
CHARLESTON. September 26. Ar
rived-Steamship Columbia, New
York.
FALL RIVER. MASS September 26.-
The Board of Trade decided. to-day. to
cut down working hours to three days
next week, and four days in every sub
| sequent week until next January.
BosToN, September 26.-At New
tonville, last night. Samuel Barker
shot his wife fatally. Both were dis
| sipated negroes.
Tciegraphic-Comme Reports.
COLUMBIA, s. c., September 26.-
Cotton firm; sales 81 bales-middlinp
14o.
NEW YORK. September 26-Noon.
Cotton quiet and firm; sales 536-
uplands l6L; Orleans 1656. Futures
opened quiet and steady: September
1875, 16A; October 15L, Is 9 80; No.
vember 1915, Is l6; December
15 8 l6. 15L; January 1855, Is 1882.
Pork heavy-mess % 90. Lard firm-
steam 1424.
Up. M.-Ootton quiet and firm; sales
536. at 16L@185s. Flour less active
and in buyers favor. Wheat 1c. bet
ter and moderate demand-1.19@1.4O.
Corn unchanged and fsir demand.
Pork firmer-2275. New lard dull
14A@15 prime steam. Coffee firm.
Sugar, molasses and rice quiet and
steady. Freights quiet and firm. Cot
ton net receipts 209; gross 4.8OO Flu.
lures closed steady; sales 12,40O.
Money easy. Sterling dull and firm.
Gold fairly aotive-934(@9I. Govern
ments strong and active. States quiet
and strong.
Bank Statement decreased
81, 600. 900; specie 100000; legal
tenders increased $4,000; deposits
deoreased 375, Coo; reserve decreased
trife.
CINCINNATI, September 26. Flour
dull and dropping. Corn steady. Pork
nominal. Lard quiet and unchanged.
Bacon quiet and steady. Whiskey
| firm-.1.O3.
LOUISVILLE, September 2G.-FIour
unchanged. Corn firmer-82M87.
Pork nominal. Bacon easier and ir-
regular shoulders; 1531 clear
rib; l6114 clear; hams dull and lower
13ls for sugar cured; 13 plain. Lard
l6H. Whiskey 1.03.