The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-31

Cmdnshh q january s80s AZ noon 70.
day, ell was quiet At Lexington, Ky. All
the negroes who could show q clear tan
receipt were allowed to vote. A strong
Republican vote is being cast. The
Democrats, so far, are forty ahead.
MONTGOMERY, January 30.-The LIE.
gislatnre has organized, with Repubii-
can majority In both Houses.
SALT LAKE, January 30.-The drifts
on the road are sixteen feet deep. The
coldest weather known is prevailing
here. Seven road employees have
perished. Tho passengers are safe.
There IL ten feet of level suow in the
Cotton Wood mining district. ~,
NEW YORK, January 80.-Despatohe
from all points report intensely cold
weather. at Syracuse, the thermometer
stood IL degrees below zero; Binghamp-
ton, 25; Poughkeepsie, !26; Rhineback,
30; Vassar College. 28; Boston, from
zero to below; Lancaster, N. H., AZ;
Portland, Me-, IL; Brunswick, 27; Con-
cord. N. H., %; Bradford. 40; Newport
and Clarmont. 80; Hillsboro, "a.
Is All steamers are detained at He'll Gate
by fog.
Ice formed rapidly in tho rivers and
bays to-day.
Financial and IommercIaI.
COLUMBIA. 8. O., January 3o.-Sales
OF cotton to-day 80 bales-middling
1870.
LONDON. January 30-Noon. The
rate OF discount has been reduced Is
cent; it is now 81. Consols 92492]6.
5s 81.
PARIS, January 30.-Rentea 54f. 9Oc.
LIVERPOOL. January 30-3 P. NJ
Cotton frm-uplands 0X01O; Orleans
10H@l01z; sales $4,000 bales; export
and speculation 1000.
LIVERPOOL, January 30-Evening.
Cotton closed frm-uplands 10; OrIeans
10A; sales include 1000 bales American ;
shipped from Savannah and Charleston,
November and December, 9 is. .16.
New YORK. January 3O-Noon.-
Stocks dull. Gold steady, at 1871.
Money firm. at z. Governments dull but
steady. Exchange-long 9>s; short
1OL. State bonds dull but steady.
Cotton qoiet; sales 624 bales-uplands
2l36; Orleans 2lT. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat unchanged. Corn
luiet-old Western, mixed, G6T@67,
afoat; latter for choice. Pork dull, at
"A 37K. Lard quiet-Western steam
8L@s 5.16. FreIghts quiet.
AA.-ontco VI tuIuIc5 AUp iOU DalG6,
as follows: January 20 7-l6@20H; Fob
@2o%; April 2l@2lA; May 81 5-l6@
sales 1.222 bales-uplanas 2las; Orleans
21T. Flour quiet. Whiskey q shade
lower. at 9a>9. Wheat quiet and IN
changed. Oorn firm and in fair de.
mand. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Pork quiet. at IA 25@14 81. Lard
steady. Freights quiet. Money 5(a6.
Sterling 99s. Gold 1351@13A. Go
vernments quiet and unchanged. Ten
nessees Arm; other States very dull.
CINCINNATI, January 3O.--Flour dull;
holders unwilling TO make concessions.
Corn firm. at 40(04l. Pork nominal, at
12.759l3.O0. Lard steady. steam 7. .62%
1861 freely bid; kettle 500. Bacon
irm-sheulders 52s@5h; clear rib sides
~; clear sides 1905. Whiskey firm,
MOBILE. January 30.-Cotton firm
good ordinary 18T; low middling 1917;
middling l9A@2O; receipts 1,0lO bales;
snles 600; stock 80, AGO.
New ORLEANS, January 30.-Cotton
in good demand and esteadier-middling
20; receipts 3,297 bales; sales 1000;
stock POI, 1876.
BosToN. January 30.-Cotton firmcr;
receipts 1896 bales; sales 400; stock
1000.
AUGUSTA. January 3O.-Cotton firm
middling 1914; receipts 625 bales; sales
1,O85.
CHARLESTON, January 3O.-Cotton
strong aud quiet; receipts 1,735 bales;
sales 700; stock Al, 222
The sentence of Major benjamin p.
Isunkle, late Superintendent of The
freedmen's Bureau in Kentucky who
was condemned by the late court martial
at Louisville, to pay fine of $1,000, to
be imprisoned in the penitentiary four
years. and to be cashiered the service,
has been remitted by the President. ex.
cept in the last feature.
DAILY EXPRESS TO CoLUMBIA-NRw
ARRANGEMENTS. Colonel Blodgett has
been made express messenger between
Camden and Columbia, 30 that packagel
leaving here in the morning will arrive
in Columbia with the arrival of tbo Oar,