The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-09
ions Arm. Pork sold at Is so; Bnlk

| 10 cioaE 6tu6s O+Bst AoOSe jacob
shoulders IN; clear rib sides 8 s5s@s24;
clear sides 8T. packed. Lard-tierce
| 9A@9M; keg lo91ok; steam $40
O!NoINNATI, January 8.-FIour in
at 57963. Pork quiet. at Is 80. Lard
quiet S55@82l; kettle 81a9,
Bacon firm-shoalders 71@79s: olear
rib 82e9SIa; clear sides SI@87s.
Whiskey higher. ut 97. AS/s
ST. LOUIS, January S.-Flour ouiet
and unchanged. Corn-stiffnes of hold.
ers Chez ks business; small lots of No. Q
mixed sc. on track. Whiskey firmer.
higher and scarce, ut 96. Pork firm, at
Il 75015 90 for irregular; IS. 25(Gl5. so
for standard. Bacon firm-7h for sbou.-
| ders; 824 for clear rib; 8 for clear sides.
Lard firmly held. at 81aC0S3l.
GALVESTON, January S.-Cotton firm.
with active demand-good ordinary
1925; middlng 1873; net receipts l l,4S2
bales; exports coastwlse 247; sules 9, $50:
stock III, l,54l.
MOBILE. January 8.-Cottou firm and
bare-middiing 1881; low middlipg IS;
strict good ordinary IA; net receipts. 527
bales; exports ooastwise 7l3; sales 1,5OU;
stook 1851.
BOSTON, January S.-Cotton slropg-
middling lG56; net receipts III; gross
684 bales: exports to Great Britain 359:
sales 400; stock 5000.
CHARLESTON, January 8. Cotton
hrmer with good demund-middling
1928; low mlddling 15(015lk; strict
good ordinary Az; net receipts l,GS7
bales; gross 1900; exports to the oonti-
neat ,53S; France GOO; coastwse !, 1857;
sales 1000; stock 69,322.
AUGUSTA. January 8.-Cotton irregu-
lar-middling 154; receipts ,OO2 bales;
sales 1859.
NEW ORLEANS, January S.-Cotton
active and firm middling l6b; low
middling l51s; strict good ordinary
1875; net receipts 1.1O3 bales; gross
| l.476: exports to Great Britain 1891:
continent 9.037; France 1886; coast.
wise 2. 1872; sales $4,000; stock 26O, 369.
SAyANNAH, January 8-Cotton firm
middling l521; net receipts 2,773 bales;
exports to the continent 1920: coast
wise 1913; sales 2,27G; stock 1O0,773.
MEMpHls. January S.-Cotton firm
with good demand-iow middling 143I
@l5; receipts 1880 bales; shipments
8. 100; stock IS, 96S.
NoRFoLK, January 9.-Cotton firm
low middling 147s; net receipts 2. $50
bales; exports ooAstwise 3,O56; sales
275; stock 25.G22.
BALTIMORE, January S.-Cotton firmer
-middling Is; low middllng 1917:
strict good ordinary AL; gross receipts
3o7 bales; exports coastwise 28l: sales
1876; spinuers 200; stock Is, $40.
PHILADELPHIA, January 8.-Cotton
firm-middling 16la; low middlinp
l524l; strict good ordinary 15L; net re-.
ceipts l3O balee; gross ]. 1.442.
| Clubhouse BURNT.-We learn TINT
Mr.. Alexander @. Sutton, who resides
near Fort Mills, in this County, had the
misfortune to lose his gin-honss and its
entire coutents by fire on the Saturday
before Christmas. In the house were
seven bales of cotton, a large quantity
of cotton seed, number OF grain cra.
dies, the gin and machinery, and q
number of other articles which were
stored in the building. The fire oripi.
nat5d from friction. Mr.. Sutton esti
mates his loss 1T about 81. 600.
YorhviNe Enquirer.
Juiia Ward Howe says that "there il
nothing but dumb submission for the
women. There isn't, ELI? She ought
to meandcr through this State aud lool,
upon the splintered rolling pins and
battered potato -sInashcrs.
Detroit Free Press
a noted thief named Coleman. ba,
been arrested iu Charleston, after re.
sisting the police for some time. 4
quantity Of stolen goods were found in
his possession. While being conveyed
to the guard house, he ran of, but was
Tired upon and mortally wounded.
On Saturday. the 9th nit, WilIiam
Mnddox and Micajah Richardson, OF
Taylor County, Fla, mct or :iie l,ilb;ic
road. six miles from Shady Grove. and
after some alteration, Maddox shot
Richardson. killing him instantly.
Don QUIXoTE AND SAScuo pASz,-
Don Emilio Castelar, and Mr.. Fish.
The knight has lost his fight with tho
wlndmills, and the squire is in ouan.
dary.-NcD York Herald.
The residence of Mr.. Arthur Morgan.
in Georgetown, caught on fire on New
Years Day. and was partially DESTROYED.
Damage will be about $1,000.
Since the 1st of September to the
present date 1900 bales of cotton have
been shipped from DARLINGTON C,rr,