The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-13

| uuEOoEs 4ub ueBtO leu, anu 0a6 not
been heard from since. Certain oiti-
Gsns OF Eufaula thersupon proceeded
against, Keils for aiding aud abetting
the escape of felon. He was arrest
ed, and in default of bnil, committed
to Jail. Keils sued out on writ of
ha6eas corpus, aud gave bail here yes
terday. He had said citizens arrested
and brought before United States
Commissioner Burke for trial, on a
charge of violating the Enforcement
Act. The defendants gave bail for ap-
pearance for trial on Monday.
WASHINGTON. September 12.-Sur.
geon John B. Aokley died of yellow
fever at Pensacola Navy YArd, yestur.
day.
The will of tho Cuban General
Ryan, killed among the Virginia's
captives, by the Spaniards, leaves an
estate OF $4,000 to his kinsmen in
Arkansas.
Grant is here. After the Mexican
veteran feed, he goes to Missouri for
agricultural purposes.
Probabilities-For Sunday, over
the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
stationary barometer aud temperature,
Easterly winds and generally clear
weather. Over the Tennessee and the
Ohio valleys. stationary or rising la
rometer and temperature, South west
to Northwest winds, and generally
clear weather. except possibly cool
Northerly winds in the Western
portion OF this district. Over Ithc
Middle Atlnntio States, variable North
east and Southwest winds, generally
stationary temperature and barometer
and partially cloudy or clear weather.
Teiegraphic-Com,nc Reports.
COLUMBIA, September 12.-Sules of
cotton. to-day, 76 bales-middling IA
9l4A.
New York. September 12-Noou.-
Money 2. Gold 81. Exohange-long
4 81; short 4 861a. Cotton quiet; sales
4O1-upiands l6zs; Orleans 1714. Fu-
lures opened steady September l53l,
10 13 l6; October Is SIG, 1853; No
vember Is l6. 151l; December 15L.
Pork iirm-22 25@22 SO. Lard firm
steam IA 1-l6.
| Z +. M.-The bank statement shows
loans have Increased 81, $50, 900; legal
tenders decreased S25O. 900; specie in
creased nearly 81. 0OO. 600; deposits in-
creased over So, 600. 600; reserve de-
! creased S9l ZOO. Cotton receipts 7OI.
Futures closed easy; sales II, 600: Sap
tember Is BIG; October 10 ZIG; No.
vember Is ii 80, 1888; December
Is 7-16; January Is 1882; February
Is % 81. 10 l3 lG; March I6 80;
April lG SIG; May 1G9 16. Cotton
quiet; sales 4ol, at l624@l71l. Flour
IA shade frmer and little better cxuort
inquiry for shipping grades-5 25@
lO common to fair extra Southern;
6.1609 90 good to Ichoice. Wheat
about lc. better and moderate demand
Il 1901 - new winter red Western;
l.250l ~ white. Corn dnll. heavy
and decidedly lower-95096 Western
mixed stor-; 97(19711 nloat. Pork
frmer-new % rs. lard firmer-l4as
prime steam. Coffee aud molasses
dull Sugar very firm. Frcigh,s
firmer-cotton steam 4; wheat stenm
S; corn steum AZ MONEY easy, ut 2
G2la. Sterling dull. Gold lower
9A@9Is. Governments dull aud
lower. States qniet aud nominal.
AUGUSTA, GA, September l2.-The
best authorities here say the cotton
crop of Georgia will be off 1000
bales from last year; whole crop esti-
mated at 100000. Galveston aud
Now Orleans estimates do not run AS
high. The following dispatches re.
ceived by President Herring, OF Au-
gusta Cotton Exchange. in response
to Inquiries to-day: Mobilc-Crop tri.
bntary to Mobile, better than last
year; receipts here estimated ut SO. 900
bales increase. (Note-Crop iu Ala
bama almost total failure last year in
territory tributary to Montgomery and
Selma.) emphis-Orops are poor
throughout the Memphis district;
cant make over five-eiehths of last
year. New Otleans-Crop tributary
to New Orleans at least twenty five per
cent. less than last year. Galveston
Drought has greatly damaged nplands;
low lands will do well; crop 20. 600 bales
short. Some correspondent estimated
in July that the Texas crop would ex-
ceed last year'r over 1000 bales.
The above dispatches arefrom reliable
sources.
NORFOLK. September l2 Cotton
steady-low middling Is; net receipts
los; exports coastwise So; sales 30.
AUGUSTA, September 12-Cotton
demand fuir-middling 10; receipts 4S;
sales 27S
PHILADELPHIA, September 12 Cot
ton qu'et-mlddliug IT.; low mlddllng
Is; net receipts 55; gross G5.
ST. LOUIS, September l2-Ftonr