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

Not-l hHla, .. ", MAY 10 1914.
&AiN MH sI.:!ss dnIi TIhE;t1Siislowing Els /" sehe;
ON and tter this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN No2 TRAIN NO
Leave Columbia ..... 100 m 8.45pm
florence. +12 25 p m 21Oa
arrive Mllmlngton.... 7.15 NJ *7.15 m
GOING SOUTH. TEAlN NO TRAIN NO 3
Leave Miiniinston.... 500 IN tG1Opm
Florence. ...... 90 M 11.37 m
Arrive Columbia...... 9.t5 pm 4.00a m
Tram No. 2. from Columbia, /, is an accom-
modatlon to Florence, and there connects
closely with \. Z. Il. r.. and at Wilmington
with W. ". r. R. 10 all points North.
Train No. from Columbia is fast Ex-
press, making through come ctions, allrail,
North and south, and water line connec.
tlons rtd Portsmouth.
Train No. l. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with \. +. r. X. for
Charleston, and is al accommodation train
thence to Columbia
Train No. 3, from Wilmington, is fast
ENpics:. coLIec:ing clostiy from and to all
points North and south Through tickete
s"ld ana baggage che cked TO ali principal
points. luiiinan palace sletpels on night
trains breakfast. iDinner. tSupper
Accommodation Train No. 2 leave. Co.
.Emti;. daily, SUNDAYS excepted. Express
Tram No leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
y. PoPE, G.E. iasseu ger and Ticket gent
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GUNNER Schedule S. & U.R.R
EcEaiHG1:2 DOWN TRAIN VI TRA1h
The Short Line Schedule


CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA d AUGUSTA r. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, 3. c., June %, 1874.
la GA Rsas Rf2s.is4sE o.IaoE The following Pas
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No2 Train M 4
Leave Augusta........7 .7.45am 4I5nn,
Granteyillc. rs. .13am 5.11pm
Col'bia Junct' n II 20 M 70 C5pm
Arrive Coiumbia......12 sopm 9.17pm
MInnsboro.. = 40 D m
Chester. ........t4 II 80 p m
Arrive Charlotte. .fGi5 pm
NO. Train makes close connection. rio
Charlotte and Richmond, to all uoiutr
North, arriving at New York C5 A. NJ.
No. Train makes close connection ria
Wilmington and Kichmond to all points
North, arriving at New York at 515P. III.
GOING SOUTH. Train Mol Train No
Leave Chariottc..... $50 III
Chester. .......11 LOO m
Wmnsboro.. 10 3S pm
Atflve Colun bia.... 9 - D IN
Leave Columbia. 2.52 pm $40 m
CoIbla Jnnct'n. 43 II pm I15 an,
Granitevillc ...t7.l5 pm *748 M
Arrive AuSusta...... .S.O5 pm S45am
Breakfast. dinner. tSupper.
south bound Trains connect at Aurusta
ior all points South and West. THROUGH
tick cts sold and baggage checked to princi.
pa points. 81 Sleeping cars on ali Night
Trans JAS. ANDERSON, General SUP.
a. f'fE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA d AUGUSTA r. r. Co
COLUMBIA, 3. c., June %, 1874.
EA gA Egs Ess21.is;ss o.Il THE si9l!oyxing Pas
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-27
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE CE SCHEDULE.

6s4 g EsraA1ssrGa 4 : = = 9.lii q ER
Sundays excepted, connecting With Nlpbt
Trains on South Carolina Kailread NJ aud
down.: on and after Friday, August 2s.
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Wilmington. Columbia and Aug R R
GENERAL pAeSFNGER DEpApT

COLUMBIA, s. c., May l8 1874.
laHa EN EG3HRti.a:t:Sr; HEtollowing Sche.
8T SmES $ztf2NIa2i dula will ha onero+. i
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There Ia No Death.

There Ia No Death.
There ia no death; the stars go down,
To rise upon some fairer shore;
And bright in heavens jeweled crown
They shine forevermore.
There is no deathl The dust we tread.
Shall change beneath the summer
showers,
To golden grain, or mellow fruit,
Or rainbow tinted flowers.
The granite rock: disorganize
To feed the hungry moss they bear,
The forest trees drink daily life
From out the viewless air.
There is no death! The leaves mny fall,
The flowers may fade and pass away;
They only wait through wintry hours,
The coming Of the May.
There is no death! An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent
tread,
He bears our best loved things away,
And then We call them ''dead."
He leaves our hearts nll desolate;
He plucks our faircst. sweetest
flowers,
Transplanted into bliss they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
The bird-like voice whose joyous tones
Made glad these scenes of toll and
strife,
Sings now an everlasting song.
Amid the tree of life.
And where he sees smile too bright,
Or heart too pure for faint and strife,
he bears it to that world of light.
To dwell in Paradise.
Born into that undying life,
They leave OIL but to come again;
With Joy We welcome them-the same,
Except in Gin and pain.
And ever near ns, though II nseen,
Tie dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundiess universe
Is life-there is no '.dead"
"SATRAPPY.""- That was a good joke
on the War, Department, which made
the Adiutant. General refer to L.ouisi-
ana as satrepy. The jolly joker spelt
it with two p'a, but that was probably
because the Pelican State has such an
exaggerated despotism.
LAugusts CoHSti!atiomdlist.
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Piedmont Airline Reilway

In nas Ea,S,s CONDENSED 1lME
&EH Hi s.Sss*S s.SssssS ABLE. hIcEmonG and
Danville, hichLiord and DsnviIle II. v. N.
{. Diy.siuu, and North Wtttein y. Z. L. y.
GOING SDl;iTI
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Excursion Season of 1874 via Allan
tlc Coast and Midland Lines
fsss sc !; ~ s2 Icy st.;li;:;i:
CHAHLbTrE, COLUMBIA AND Ar-
GCSIA. A.D WlbMiNGTUN, COiuM-
BIA AND AUGUSTA H\lLKUhDS.
COLUMBIA. 5. c. May 20, 1874
u DOCNn TRIP TICKETS to all promi-
HI ncnt Virginia Springs and Western
North Carolina Excursion FONTS. good
until Move mbcr l. 1871 will he on sale al
the Companies Ticket rf.ice IN thir city,
both ciH Charlotte and rid Wilmington, on
and aftcr June !, 1874.
Tickele to New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timcIc. rid Bay LINE, at reduce q ra..s, also
OH sale. A. POPE,
Jnnr7 General Passenger A.cnt
Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.
THE Cincinnati G0zetfe makes the astn.
Il nishing anuonnccmt nj that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but adulteratcd wit h
moasses, sugar Of starch. fHsel oil ana the
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner
of Agriculture, in his report for 1865. says
hat Prof Mapos. o. New York, analyzed
the beer from dozen different brewcries,
and found all OF it adultcratod. Coccrlus
Indicus and nux vomica entered largely
into it's composition
j. q. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He docs not atlulterato o
it. but brews from the best barley, malt
and hops. Jan23
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17
Philadelphia Sc 5Ose IS, York

Sunday, 3 cars. Philadelphia Sc 5Os6 IS, York
saturday and sunday. u cans. Best s7a7 IS,
good s. 2597, common s5g6.
NEW YoRK, March Is.
BEENES-Fresh receipts Of 30 head. making
week. Market firm and moderately active. with nth
an advance OF fully &c for the week. Quality
generally tair ranging from common to strictly
prime: Poorest TO best steers l21SdlSc, rat bulls
ranged at A1sgo5sc live weights, mediu I'm TO fair
steers lakeL bywholesale slaughterers +9ll54c.
Among the sales were - cars Illinois steers ~
cwt at I139l2izc,9 cars "a cwt at III{II25zc 8
cars = cwt ll189l214c, lS cars 81 cwt al 1910
ll2c, 10 cars "a cwt at ll14c, cars cwt l21kc,
lltsrl2c. cars Missouri steers ga cwt I21SalSc
cars cwt &c. 6 cars Texans 81 cwt at -lO34c, :
cars ~ cwt al lie, and cars Ga cwt lll4c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Arrivals OF 500 head
making 1850 head for the week against 1850
prices ruled more than &c higher than on previ-
Gus Monday. Common TO prime 61z9s1 e, with
cars oSio sb s. s. & Among the sales were s
los average al &c. cars 81 lbs average al &c,
car " lbs average at nc car 81 lbs average at
age &c, cars stare sheep lOS f6s average at Sc
car li lbs average at &c, cars ll6 lbs average at
s5sc, and cars Pennsylvania do 10 lbs average
SwINE-Receipts CT 5000 head, making 1880
head for the week against 2S,2l0 head last week.
None offered alive; dressed in far request at
80 &c city, 65s9414c western
CHICAGO, March lG.
CATTLE - Receipts $3.50 head: market fairly
active. steers II 7515 50, extra s. $500, stockeTs
- 23G4. Shipments of 700 head.
tiSWINE-Receipts OF 7,2SO head. Market dull
ana prices weak and shade lower. Common
TO extra s59o, with bulk OF sales al g 2j95 IS.
shipments of GOO head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts $50 head. Mar
ket lalTly active, nrrs and higher at = 50d7 q
for common 10 fancy.
CINCINNATI: March 10.
CATILE-Receipts for the week: l,620 head Of
cattle, 30 head OF sheep, and 6,222 head OF hogs.
Market strong with a short supply. shipping
grades very scarce and all sold, closing C high
er at s. 2597, s. 2ja6. 81 5Od5. So 5OtS4 3.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Market strou ger with
quick sales al S596 p, S5@5 80.
HoGS-More active and firm, all selling. Light
weights 5 5095 -, heavy s. 9OG6 p.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is.
CATTLE-In fair demand and firmer. Sales of
2,OJO head. Extra Pennsylvania and western
steers q 259S, the latter for choice; fair good
s5tl7. common S595 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Without a decided
change; sales OF $500 head at $ 5oG7 81.
HOGS-ln fair demand; sales of 1000 head at
s. 5599.
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NEEhL1 THE lNDlANAPOLlS
WHOLESALE MARKETS,
MONDAY EVENING, March 10.
1t is useless to conceal the fact that trade
is unusually dull, and collections in the
country are slow and hard. Everybody is
working on close margins as. much in the
extent of purchases as in rates. The grain
market holds its own in rates without show
ing much activity. The prospect is favor
able, at least, for present prices, and in corn
very likely some advance. Provisions are
firm at quotations with disposition to hold
for better figures. The grocery trade is only
fair, and not much fiuctuation in prices has
occurred for a week past. Low prices for
sugars have Pr eYailed of late, and at no time
for more than ten years past have they ruled
so cheap; there is an increasing demand,
and with the opening of possible brisk
spring trade, refiners will soon be oversold
and the market strengthened. ga" sugars
are held, for standards. 97S@91zc east, other
grades at proportionate prices. Quotations
are reduced about nc from former figures
to meet the range of the market, which
closes firm at the reduced values. Coffees
are liteless, yet show no symptoms Of an
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-17

WHOLE NUMBER OF HOGS AND WEIGHTS.
The following table exhibits the whole num-
Der of hogs packed in the various states and the
west and the average gross weight for the win
fer season November lst to March LIST o. 1854,
com pared with the season OF loIZ-l5, tegether
HSith the aggregate gross weight of lS73-4:
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CATTLE.
MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
NEW YORK. March 10.
Money closed easy at S@4 per cent.
Gold stronger, closing at 1121s, after SELL
ing at 1llS@ll214; carrying rates, to per
cent.
| Sterling exchange quiet and firm at 81 s414
"A S413 for sixty days, and 81 S713@4 IS for
sight.
Customs receipts, s491, 900.
The assistant treasurer disbursed S2l4, 600:
clearings, s24OOO,OOO.
Government bonds firm.
| State bonds quiet and nominal.
| Stocks opened dull and steady, and the
late whale list strong, and at the close the
market was active and firm, at the highest
prices of the day. An advance ranged from
| = to 2L per cent. The notable feature was
| in Western Union, which advanced from
| 1873 to 1873 on the persistent talk of divi-
dend and a rumored sale of 20, 900 shares.
An enormous business was done in this
specially, and over $4,000 shares changed
hands Lake Shore advanced liz per cent.
/ The American District Telegraph was ex-
cited. closing at so; Pacific Mail l per cent. (;
Wabash l X per cent. and Northwestern, st.
Paul common, and Rhode Island per cent.
each; New York Central sold at 1915; extra
dividend, per cent. The great strength on
the market late in the day was due to the
rumors mentioned above in connection with
Western Union, to the imitation reports
from Washington, and some talk about a
mutual arrangement on the freight question
between the Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, and
Panama.
NEW YORK-Cotton. moderate business,
middling uplands l614c; futures closed quiet and
steady; sales of 1900 bales; March 10 7-l69l7Lc,
| April Is u-l6@l55zc, May is 7-S2@l614c, June ID
ll-326l6 ll-l6c July 17c Flour heavy and low
er; receipts OF 5000 barrels; superfine western
and state 50 1906 TO- common TO good So 30@6 10,
good to choice So 65td6 ~, white wheat extra
50 S0d7 80 extra Ohio s. 40a7 %, st. Louis So 659
western s. Soa4 s.. Grsinwwheat duh and in
buyers favor; receipts of 1900 bushels; No.
spring Chicago 81 50@l 81, No: 2 Milwaukee
81 4Stsl S., No. 1 Minnesota and Milwaukee
81 56efl So, No spring Chicago 81 S. No. spring
81 s4@I ~. Rye dull at a9cssl0S. Barley dull
els; high mixed and yellow western sS15@9Oc,
western mixed S8@9Oc, damaged 1Sc. Oats dun
and lower; receipts of 1900 bushels; mixed
of grain in store March l4th-Wheat l,36i0O0
bushels 900 bushels corn, 654 900 bushels oats,
1000 bushels rye, 1900 bushels barley barley Peas
gar steady; fair to good refining 75l@7sgc. Mo-
refined i5c. Tnrpeniine quiet at 4sc. Eggs
steady, <esterH IS9l9c. Pork dull; new mess
SIS Beef and cut meats unchanged. Lard heavy:
prime steam 65Sd9 7-l6c spot, &c April, ll-l6c
May. Butter firm, western 25@4lc. Cheese steady
at Il@l65zc. .. .
LOUISVILLE-Cotton quiet at l51<c. Flour
quiet and unchanged; Wheat quiet; white u ~ =;
ders 54@6c; clear ribs T4g77zc; clear s1s9S14c.
BaeOn.shoulders G4gssc; clear s1i RIBS s4gssac;
tierce 9G91zc; keg s54@l01zc; prime steam nomi-
nal Baggsng 1875.
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churns, SIS; Ne ditto, SIG; No. ditto sl4; stave
bs1f bushel measures, S. so; hoop iron bound
eSe kes iSso s ave 3 70 ne' 6Ge Rss
t~o hoop e JO@2 40; ditto three hoossp 50e2 W.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
Hides still hardly marketable, requiring great
HEbEs-Buying prices given as follows: Green
hides, &c; best city butchers green hides,
trimmed, &c; do kip. Sc; dry flint, l2@l$c; green
Salted cured, 7dSc; as TO cure; dry salted, lOg
llc; green calf, per pound, l2c; sheep skins, go
81 50 as to quality. Bulls stays, and grubby two
LEATHER-oak slaughtered sole. 4l@Ec: buff
falo, S2aS7c; harness, $500 upper per loot =
20: domestic sa 81 ai M kip 75c P &c
collar, per dozen, s2@l4: bride, per dozen, SAG
HAY AND STRAW.
Trade is dull and prices not very firm, with no
prospect of stronger market,
HAY-Loose Timothy is quoted at sl5als per
ton from wagons Tight pressed is quoted at SIC
gl7; and loose ditto at slo9l7, and y more from
store.
STRAw-Is selling at SO@4ec per hundred
pound, or at 81 SOS per load.
IRON AND STEEL.
There are no new developments to note in this
market, and prices are held nrm at quotations.
BAR IRoSl1S inch 10 4 inches by q inch to
inch, D; inch TO Is inch, round, 8 %; other
Horse shoes at quoted at So 25ae 75, and mule
shoes at 81 25q7 20 per keg, standard brands
Horse shoe nails-Putman's, IS, 2ec; Au Sable
&c; Great Western, 2ic; Northwestern, 25c.
NALs-Quoted at l0d to God at 81 . per keg
and smaller numbers at the usual advance.
sTEEL-Sanderman's best English tool, pc
American tool, 2Oc; spring STEEL IA inch, l21Sc
IL inch and over, lie; mill pick shapes, 30c.
6ooI 50 A.: sinmSnds patent 81; ditto
cut saws Atkins improved patent, SIC per foot;
ditto half patent, 5Sc, clipper saws, 55c; light
ming, &c; carriage bolts, ~ per cent. discount
from list.
OILS.
Coal oil is firm at quotations.
Linseed oil, raw 81 eJ9I OF: boiled, 81 o5a1 o.
to 81. Tanners oil, Straits best, 65a7Oc; -anks'
best, 60@65c; Labrador, S0@S5c- Refined coal oil,
l5gl6c Tor standard gasoline, for Lamp D925ci
PROVISIONS.
PROVISIONS little stiffening of the
market ali round. Bulk meats are held
at 55sgJ54c for shoulders .75s9754c for clear
clear rib, szzGS54c; eie- 4SSe; breakfast bacon
lie. Hams are quoted al lie; dried l6Gl7c;
Lard Lard; kettle, sgs%e; steam S5Sssc. Sweet
SEEDS.
Timothy is quoted at Sos %; clover at So %
fax seed at 81 80.
TIMERS STOCK AND METALS.
Trade good for the season, and prices ad-
vanced. Tin plate rs quoted, for &c, I0xI4,
eHaTe1s n.s 99ai H 81 sz o SS5o AZ oiS %
Tin, Sl6 30 and other sizes at the usual proportions
ate rates. Copper bottoms, sc. Brass kettle,
Mooreshead's galvanized iron, 25e per cent. dis
count from the list. Zinc, per sheet, lie: per
neaied Wire nos to g. SC per 10, and md other num-
beers at the usual advance, with discount of 25c
tor bright, and zoe for Laqucred, by the bundle;
solder. timers, DC - .-lt
gi WHISKY. ;s
WOOL.
Trade quiet. Quoted at 2S@sOc for unwashed,