The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-19
we.7ess. at Dobsoa's mills, have signi.
fed their Willingness to resume work;

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PERSONS employed in the spinning and
finishing departments and laborers are
| dissatisfied and refuse to resume work.
unless equal concessions are made to
them. They held mass meeting to.
day, and resolved not to resume work,
and adjourned to meet on Saturday.
| A strong police force has been placed
about the mills. to prevent violence
from those on the strike. The pre-
sent indications nre that there will be
fresh rupture.
CINCINNATI, November 1S.-The
robbers of the American express ofIios
in this city have lually confessed
where they secreted the plumber, and
late last night it was found concealed
in the woods some distance North of
the oity. 1t is believed tha. nearly if
not quite all the stolen money has
been recovered, though it has not yet
been counted.
New YORK, November 1S.-Several
Gases OF assaults yesterday. by striking
iongshoremen upon persons who were
not even looking for work are reported
by the police. Further assaults by the
strikers are expected.
The Beecher-Tilton case has been
finally set for December s.
FORT LARAMIE, November 1S.-The
Indians have given u reluctant consent
Tor Prof. Marsh, of Yale College, to
visit the Black Hills
WASHINGTON. November 1S-The
Commissioners of Agriculture says the
donand for ssmi-tropicai fruits for ex.
pertinent in the Southern States is
In,.,,,,,l l., a..
department. to supply. The Chinese
ten plant is especially in demand, aud
many thousands of young plants have
been distributed during the past year.
In regard to the second despatch
aent by order Of the President to the
Governor Of Texas, it ie stated that
without forming or expressing any
opinion as to whether or not Sutantm
had violated his parole, the President
and Secretary Delano, fearing he
might be executed before the evidence
could be fully collected. considered it
merely Just to delay his execution. 1t
is to-day asceriained that during Gov.
Davis incumbenoy, the sentence of
Satanta was commuted from death to
imprisonment for life; under this COM
mutation. be has lately been placed in
the Texas Penitentiary. .
Probabilities-For tue South Allan
tic and Gulf Statcs. generally cloudy
weather and areas of rain will prevail,
with lower temperature. North or East
winds aud rising barometer. For the
New England aud tho Middle States.
colder and partly cloudy weather, with
North or West winds mud rising baro-
meter. For the lower lake region,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, ear
ing and colder weather, with Northerly
winds, rising barometer, light ruins,
South OF the Ohio Valley and light
snow North of the lower lake region.
Inc lower Ohio and central Mississippi
Rivers will rise
CHARLESTON. November lS.-Ar.
rived-Sohooner f. E. Mcdonald, New
York; Elizabeth Morancy.
Teiegra phic-Commerc REPORTS.
COLUMBIA. November l8.-Sales of
cotton to-day 1876 bales-middling
13la@l35s-market easier.
NEW YORK, November 1S-Noon.-
Money 81. Gold l07s. Exchange
long 4.86: short 4.o1. Governments
active and lower. State bonds active
and strong. Cotton dull and easier;
sales 1,47S-uplands 14zs; Orleans
l5A. Futures opened: January
Is 1892. 16 1-16; February Is 1882;
March l524; April 16 1872. Flour and
corn quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull and declining. Pork frm-2O.7 rs.
Lard quiet-steam 15%.
7P. M.-Noney 31dl04. Exchange
dull-486. Gold IFS. Governments
active and little lower for some. States
dull bnt steady. Cotton dull; sales
,556. at 141s@l5I.. Flour less active
and unchanged. Wheat heavy-1.18
@l.2G for winter red Western. Corn
heavy; sales 81. 900, at 9l(092 Western
mixed. etore; 921e@93la afloat. Coffee
firm and in good iobbing demand;
stock Rio first hands light. Sugar
frmer and quiet-77s@S1s fair to good
reining;Sl prime refined. Molassss
quiet-New Orleans G2(l65. Rice dull
and unchanged. Pork Western
mess 20.7592l.00. Ont meats quiet
long clear middles liz; long and
short clear winter delivery, 1917 Lard
frm-prime steam 15%. Whiskey
steady, at 1.03. Cotton net receipts
9lS; gross G,555. Futures closed barely
steady; sales 22.900: November Ii
23-329l124; December II 1916; Ja-
nuary Is 1-1G0l5 1892; February 153k
OILS 1882; March 1534: April lG;
May 169 320l6 S l6: June 16 II 800
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