The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-31
|fal o. Q. Howard After . long dis.
csssion, itsswas passed. with an amend
iment, giving the ACCUSED the right of
challenge. The resi- of the day was
given to private bills. fa

Isment, giving the ACCUSED the right of
tohalienge. The rest of the day was
given to private bills.
Teiegraphlo-Commer neporss.
+ COLUMBIA. January 3l.-Sales of cot
ton, yesterday, 1oS bales-middlipg
19A@131So.
PARIS. January 3O.-Rentes 5sf.
LIVERPOOL. January 3O-Noon.
ton quiet and unchanged; sales to-day
$4,000 bales; of the week $4,000, of
which American is II, 600; export z. 900;
speculation 1000; stock 639, 600, of
which American is 100000; receipts
$4,000, whereof American is 10000;
actual export 5000; cotton to arrive
1-16 dearer; afioat 407. 900, Of which
American is 302. 600; sales of uplands.
nothing below good ordinary. shipped
in January or February, ~; ditto.
nothing below low middling, sbipped in
January or February, ~; ditto, deli
verable in January. TX.
active. Money S. Exohange-long
484; short s718. Governments du,i.
State bonds quiet. Cotton quiet and
frmer; sales i i,7s5, balos-upiands 16;
Orleans 16a<. Futures opened as fol-
lows: February 1915. 15 SIG; March
15A, 15T; April 164, 16 SIG; May
162; 16 1916; June l7}6, 174; July
II GIG. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
quiet and declining. Corn dull and
nominal. Pork steady-mess 1926.
Lard heavy-steam l.16. Freights
unchanged.
Z P. M.-Cotton-net receipts SOB
bales; gross 1859. Futures closed
steady; sales SO, 600 bales; February is;
March Is 7-32; April 16 80; May
16 ZIG; June l6 l6; July 17a6. Cot
ton easier; sales 2.l59 buIes. at 1870
ll6L. Flour lower--common to ielr
extra G. 6.70@7.75. Whiskry unchanged.
Wheat heavy and 2(93c. lower. Corn
heavy and lower. Klce quiet. Pork
1910. Lard unchanged. Freights dull
and declining. Money plenty, at 405.
Sterling dull, at 484. Gold 1114@llas.
Governments strong aud dull. States
quiet and dull.
CINCINNATI. January 30.-Breudstuffs
steady. Pork nominal. Lard firm.
Bacon steady. Whiskey higher. ut 95.
LOUISVILLE. January 30 Markets
generally unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Junuury 30.-Cotton-
net receipts 1875 bales; gross 2O5; ex-
ports ooastwise !28l; sales 500; spinncrs
100; stock Il, 730; weekly net receipts
460; gross 3,8S5; exports to the CONT
| nent 2.O20; ooastwise 1886; sales 2, 400; !;
spinners 667.
PHILADELPHIA. Jannary 3U.-Cotton
net receipts 326 bales; gross IT'S;
weekly net receipts l.799; gross 5.G32.
AUGUSTA, January 3O.-Cotton-st
26,66O bales; weekly receipts 1881;
shipments G,0S7; sales 5.609; spnners
839.
WILMINGTON, January 3O.-Cotton-
stock 437 bales; weekly net receipts
1895; exports coastwise 1856; sales 6.
New ORLEANS, January 30.-Cotton
firm with fair demand-middling 1871;
low middling 1434; good ordinary 1875 !;
stock 299, ,69l bales; weekly net receipts
62. .995; gross 67,29S; exports to Great
Britain 1885; continent 6.020; France
1850; coastwise 8,203; sales As. 900.
CHARLESTON, January 30.-Cotton-
stock 81. 455 bales; weekly net receipts
10. 232; exports to Great Britain l,197;
France 1898; constwlse 5,78S; sales
8,4OO.
BosroN, January Cotton-stock
5000 bales; weekly net receipts 452;
gross Ia, 5OO; exports to Great Britain
| l,O22; sales 1.6O0.
MEMPHIS. January 30.-Stock 69,073
bales; weekly receipts 1G, 735; shipments
1906.
MOBILE, January 30-Cotton stock
l,O34; weekly net receipts IL OIL bales;
gross 1908; exports to France $500;
coastwise 1914; sales 5000.
! SAVANNAH. January 30.-Cotton-
stock 103, 727; weekly receipts 1864;
exports coastwise 1000; to Great Bri.
tain 1922; continent 9,313; salos 9,90?.
GALVESTON. January 3O.--Ootton
net receipts 4,57l bales; sales 1,75O;
stock III, 1856; weekly net receipts 49,
S33; exports to Great Britain 5,12O;
continent 3,486; France 640; coastwise
4,005; sales $3.50.
NoRFonK, January Cotton-net
receipts for the week 20,628 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 1,l6S; coastwise
20, ,452; sales 1856.
THE JOHNSON TRAGEDY. The coro.
ners jury in the case of Mr.. Joseph II.
johnson, returned verdict that the
said Joseph H. johnson cnme to his
death from violence ut tho hands of
some party unknown, and believe Mrs.
Ann johnson, wife Of the deceased, to
ba an acceasOry To The not