New Orleans Republican., 1868-03-19
NUMBER 282.
WILLIAMS and W. Jordan, citizens of Atlanta.


Williams and ". Jordan, citizens of Atlanta.
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AisceIIaneOus TeleRraas.
GALVESTON, March l7.-Sailed: steam-
snip l. G. Harris for Brazos, with tackle
ana ana pumps for the relief of the steamer
Josephine.
ALBANY, n. T., March ls.-No trains are
running over the Hudson River and Cen
tral alFallroa1s on account of the food.
Financial Matters In New York.
NEW YORK, March I8.-Money tight. Call
loans z. Governments closed weaker but
shghtiy more active. Stocks advanced:
oodosing steady. Treasury payments SO, 750,-
600; balance Sl0l, ,25O, 0O6. 52Os Of 1889
1921; Of fIsG4 1919; of 1855 los: Of issT losI-
l0-40s 1909; 1905 1866.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, March ls.-Cotton a shade
frmer and in fair demand: sales TODAY
5000 bales; middlings 25@25Ic. Flour
steady; Southern 50 25@14 rs. Wheat
dropping Corn lower; white Southern 81 is
@l 20; Beef soc. higher. Pork 1874 so.
Lard l4f9l64c. Sugar active, museovad0
lO49l2c. Other groceries quiet. Turpentine
65066c. Rosin Ss 1907. Freights un-
changed. Gold 1881; sterling o.
LOUISVILLE, March 49, Erbacco active:
sales 24S hhds. lugs S5@s mcdtaE 70 fair
tS@i SlNWsi0f oC4cCliOub %Aa ttt| AliltL EldCLuE-
lng ing sS9 @ 80. Flour, suPe Hne ss's9 family
$40 5OQll. Wheat, pri g S9Ae Corn in
bulk 75075c. Oats 6S 9c Gtse ton 23d
23Ac. Hay SIS. Mess 3r3 s Bacon,
shoulders 1lsc.; clear he. I4l@l4ic.,
packed. Lard in tierees . Enisky 50 20
free.
ST. LOUIS, March Is. 81 oaoco steady and
active. Flour active sul srtre 81 256s 50.
Wheat 81 55@2 75 Cor Tsfsooc Oats iu-
active at 74c. Fork 81 75@25. Bulk
shoulders 9sc. lo9se bans 124c.; bacon,
clear sides, l40l2tq,; sugar-cured hams
l6@lTc,; shoulders heia at lie. Lard l4A@
15c.
Weather clear and pleasant
CINcTNsATI, March ls.--Flcur dull; family
$40 75@ll. Wheat unchanged. Oats firm
at T2c. Rye firm at ST Is. Tobacco at full
rates; lugs 50l2lc. Por& 1928 90@24. Bulk
shoulders llc.; clear rib sides I4ic.; clear
sides 4t@l45c. Sugarcured hams l7g@lSc-
Lard l53c. Butter scarce and firm at aSG0
SIC. Sugar and coffee steady.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March Is, Afternoon. -Censols
93I@93s. s Bonds 72S972l.
LIvERPoOL, March is, Afteruoon.-C
and breadstuffs unchanged; beef l20; pork
7Ss. Cd; lard 57s. 3D.; sugar firm.
LONDON, March Is, Evening. - Consols
80 4993s. Bonds I2i.
Liverpool, March Is, Evening.-C Cotton
closed active. Uplands in port l05@l04d.
afloat l0fd.; Orleans l0a@l05d.
IFrom Yesterdays Evening Papers,
RICHMOND, March 1.-THE finance COM
mittee reported an ordinance to levy spe-
cial tax of two cents on the hundred
dollars to raise S65, 600 to meet convention
expenses. In ordinances relative to city
and county judges it was resolved, by AZ to
! 80 to make both elective by the legislature
/ instead of by the people.
| RALEIGH, March 1.-THE constitutional
| convention adjourned to-day. After the
| ceremony of signing the constitution was
! gone through with, the conservatives having
] refused to sign it, retired from the hall.
| The capitol bell was ordered to be rung in
| honor of the event.
| The convention adjourned subject to the
| call of the president.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 1.-THE con-
| vention adjourned sine die at noon to-day.
| The constitution contains fifteen articles
| aud two hundred and thirteen sections. No
proceedings to-day except complimentary
resolutions and speeches. Much enthusiasm
among the delegates.
MONROE, MICHIGAN, March lS.-A fire de-
stroyed the hotel, Episcopal church, post
office and other buildings last night-loss,
Sl00, 600.
HAyAYA. March I7.-City of Mexico ad-
quez is confirmed. Rumors of trouble with
the United States were current. General
German, an American, had been ordered to
leave Mexico. Puebla was quiet. Affairs
in Guerrero were in very bad condition,
Romero has postponed his visit to the
United States another month.
The steamer Tabasco. at Vera Cruz 18TH
from Yucatan, reported the revolutionary
struggle not yet over. General Alaterre
had no control beyond the points occupied
The colonists from Galveston had arrived
at TuXpan.
HAVANA, March IS.-The bishop Of Ha
vana has ordered the curates throughout
the island not to ring the bells during Ler
sundi's passage, in consequence of Lersundf:
permission to RistOri to play "Fheresay
against the bishops protest.
Lersundi ordered the bishop to leave the
island for insubordinstion.
LONDON, March Is, Noon.--BOnds tirmer
! 723@724.
LIvERPoo1, March Is, Noon. = CottoI
irmer and more active. Under favorable
, trade renort. advanced l-l6d-: sales l2,uui
T bales: middling uplands 10!@lO4d.; mid
! ding Orleans l090l0Ad.; other articles un
changed.