The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-11

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NEW Yon&kk. December 1o.-The
ship Forfarehire, which, arrived, at
lRSmerafeI October 4, from Calcutta,
With cool9ess had 6fty.two deaths from
chronic diarrh9a on the passage. The
ship Golden Fleece, which arrived at
Trinidad from India, with coolies, had
tWenty-seven deaths on the passage.
| OISc1NNATI, December 1O.-The
grand jury Of frankfort, KY, yester-
day. found indictment against Thomas
o. Jones, present Clerk of the Court of
Appeals, charging him with usurping
an Office established by the Constitu-
tlon, be being ineligible from the fact
that he accepted q challenge to fight q
duel. Jones gives bonds in $4,000.
Tho case was set for trial on Tuesday
next.
PHILADELPHIA. December 1O.-The
pig iron men resolved to reduce pro.
duct one-half. and by resolution op-
pose resumption of specie in the near
future. They protest against the pro-
posed reciprocity treaty with Canada.
E!cKsBUHG, Miss, December TO-
Excitement subsiding. The whites
are still picketing all the approaches.
Crosby has resigned, and new cleo
tion for Sheriff will be ordered. Ames
has issued n proclamation, calling an
extra session OF the Legislature.
| DAVENPORT, Iowa, December TO-
The Episcopal Convention elected Dr..
Il. Q. Potter, of New York, Bishop of
the Diocese of Iowa.
CHARLESTON, December 1O.-Arrived
Steamships Flog. Boston; Virginia,
Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH. December 1O.--The
South Georgia Methodist Conference,
IN session here, adopted the temperance
resolution by vote of 6l to 40.
A telegram from Valdosta, Ga,
states that fire, last night, destroyed
$4,000 worth OF property. A de
structfve fire at Darien. Ga, swept the
post Office and several business houses;
loss $50. 1000.
Teicsrnphfc-Comme Reports.
COLUMBIA, December 1O.-SaIes
OF cotton 130 bales middling 132s(n
1917; market quiet.
new YORK. December 1O-Noon.-
Cotton quiet; sales Gl0-uplands 142s;
Orleans l43.,. Futures opened woak !:
December 14ls@14I; January 14l.M.
IA 1872; February 147sMlI o9.32;
March l5l.:G1l5 81; April Is o.lC,d,
1925. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Pork heavy-2l 90. Lard firm-stear.
l3'l. Stocks active and strong.
Money 3. Gold lO7s. ExchangeC
long 4.S3; short 95. State bonds
quiet and steady. except Missouri Cs,
which are lower, and South Carolina
bet cr
P. M.-Specie shipments 1915. .OcO.
Cotton-net receipts 4S2; gross 3.9G5.
Futures closed quiet; sales 80, GOO:
December 1882, 14i6; January
14as; February II IS 80; Marci,
10 SIG, Is 7 80; April Is 1892; May
1873; June l63 lG: July 1G 15.32
Cotton dull; sales 2,O25, at 1850
l4;2i. Southern flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady and in mode
rate demand. Corn firm and in fair
inquiry-93 old Western mixed; store
95@95la. Coffee firm and in mode.
rate demand. Sugar dull and nomi-
nal. Fork quiet and nominal-old
2l.00; new uninspeated 21.00. Beef
fairly active-10 .00WlO. 80 plain mees.
Lard decidedly firmer-prime steam
l3ia. Whiskey lower-1 .OOI. 1.0l.
Frelghts tirmer -. cotton, s:eam
5.l6036. Money easy-21.G3. S.er-
ling hrm-5l: violent Auctu.
atoms; closed 1l14@l1as. Govern
ments dull but strong. States quiet
and steady.
PHlLADELPuI,, December 1O.-Cot-
ton quiet-niilling 14:'.i; net receipts
365; gross 1850.
BALTIMORE, December 10.-Cotton
dull; middlicg l4is; gross receipts
1.O4o; exports to Great Britain 100;
coastwiae 225; sales 800; spinners 100.
ST. LOUIS, December lO.-FIour
firm and unchanged. Corn G7M69,
according to location. Whiskey S! oady
SO. Pork Fat nnd held higher. Lard
opened quiet at 1884, but closed mt ID.
CINcINNATI. December 10.-Flour
steady. Corn in good demaud-73G75.
Pork tirmer-sales 1915 spot. Lard
active and higher-stcam cold 125ssl3
125a-closing l3 asked; kettle 1872, I.
Bacon quiet for jobh;nc--s should ers
92i; clear rib 1898; clear l3'!. Whis.
key firmer-97
LoCIsyILLE, December 10.-Fionr
unchanged. Corn firm md in f,ir de-
mand-73@7o. Pork quiet aud un-
changed. Bacon firms shoulders a.;
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