New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-02
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LONDON, May 1.-Mr. Gladstene's resoIu
non was adopted by sixty,iFe majority.
mr. Dlsraei said that the ministers NEEDED
lime Time to determine what course to pursue.
me- Me- House accordingly adjourned until
The The papers consider the division a de-
suit the Queer. 9O-S W NSOo-ue 70 SoA-
me Irish church debate continued 70 a
az ~ L0aI nour lAst night, Lord Elaho opposed
oIa.dS sa' 90 as nntlmely. Mr. Gladstone
SneeNt ioI Sne LIBERAL side with powerful
speech galnst the Continuance of fhe Irisb
chqrch, defending himself from nersonai ~
LACKS, ana denying having any part in the
projects OF ritualists or Catholics w 80
DIsrae1 followed, bitterly calling ths
scheme OF the abolition of the irish cRurch
Une eI o. c0nnscatlon and violence. to which
the english people would never consent
The Globe believes that when the Ir,sh
ana scotch reform bills are passed Parlie-
ment will be dissolved.
DUBLIN, May 1.--George Francis Train
was before the bankrupt court this morn
ing. Case continued.
Inc political prisoners at Cork were re-
leased by the Viceroy's warrant.
LISBON, May Admiral Farraout ar
rlTe1 mere to-day.
Financial Matters In New Yorh.
new YORK, May Money more active:
cal loans 607; prime discounts 7C1s; stsclrg
closed dull but steady; sub-treaf INV IA.
ance SlO5OOO,0 600; government sI ".
5,zUs. OF 1852 1857, of 1864 l0r of III
1865, OF 1867 1893, 1905. 1919.
Foreign AIarke,
LONDON May l, After Eeurities
unchanged.
LlvEEPooL, May l, AssaA.-Cotton
market quiet; sales II II y 100 bales.
Prices unchanged. 4 e.. st,.'a aAoat for
English ports 325, 900 ios 4ereof9O OOe
are terican. Breads 4 va. Pork sls-
ana I'd. Naval stores duA. allow declined.
LoEDoN, May l, Evening.-Cons 9sEa
o.. Bonds 70s.
LIVERPOOL May l, Evening. ng.-Cotton
| closed quiet; sales 10, coo bales; uplands I21
@l2s; Orleans l25. Manchester adVices Un-
favorable. Sugar firm at ~.
DOmestIc Markets.
NEW YORK, May l.-COtton steady; sales
today 1900 bales; middling 32@c. Flour
dull; Southern common to fair extra SO Is
9lO 80. Wheat less active. Corn-South-
ern white 81 1901 II; yellow 81 20@1 q.
Oats dull; Western S4c, Pork dull; new
S2s %; old S2s: Lard frmer, 1st9l94c-
Groceries firm. Turpentine 7607s. Freiehts
lower; cotton by sail 5-32. Gold 1891. Ster-
ling dull at l0l.
CINcHNATI, May Flour dull; family
$l1@ll 25. Winter wheat 50 $500 60.
Corn dull, 9S095c. Oats 7s@79c. Hay Sl2
ola. Tobacco at full rates. Pork held at
S28 IS. Bulk meats, shoulders I9c; sides
l5c. Bacon, shoulders lac; clear rib sides
l74c; clear sides lsc; sugar-eured hams l0t
OIL. Lard held at l9c. Butter 3S@4Sc-
Eggs 20.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.--Sales of IO4 hhds.
| tobacco; common lugs to medium leaf
% 2o9lS M %, t4ir leaf $l7 50: Superfne
shelled and ear, 6S890c Oats SOC. Lard
l9c. Mess pork $2s 75@29. Bacon market
firm; shoulders l44c, clear rib sides l7lc,
clear sides Isle. Bulk meats. shoulders
1896, sides l74C. Cotton nominal, middling
SOC. Whisky dull and nominal.
ST. LOUIS, May Tobacco firm and un-
changed. Flour and wheat unchanged.
Germ advanced 305c. Oats 74676c. Bacon,
sides l8@ls4C. Lard l9}920c. Whisky 50 25.
Weather cloudy and warm.