The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-15
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LONDON -NooS.-AprH Is. -Consols 49,
bonds, ex-cupons sli4-afternoon, bonds
HAvRE, April l5.-COtton opens quiet but
steady.
LvERrooL-NooS April Is. Cotton
quiet but steady, uplands 1214d; Orleans 4
sales 10000.
olins. 6074 new, SOS; Virginia ex coupon
565k; new, Ssh Tennessee ex coupon. 81
new, 6534; Louisiana old. "A; levees, Il.
HAVANA. April 15.-Napoleon Arrange
and several other insurgent chieftains are
heading party in the Central Department
in opposition to Gen. Quesada, who however
l has large number Of sdherentS.
A cousin ofGen. Cespedes was killed near
ManZanIllo.
| Advices from ST. Thomas report the ari-
val there OF one Peruvian monitor. Sugar
advancing. Varse DeCuba warns the
p-ople against an early termination of the
| insurrection. Diario SAYS Spanish war
steamers are watching an expedition from
| tile United States.
WARRINGTON. April 14.-Nominations-
Chas. c Crow, of Alabama. Governor OF
New Mexico Wentworth, Marshal of y orth
Florida: Sam'l C.. Carol, Marshal of Mort
Carolina; Stephen Moore. Receiver of Mon
eys Mobile; Vim. III. Dingley, ditto, Mont
gOmery.
Register of I.ands-Sterns, Mobile, and
Anderson. Montgomery.
Postmasters-Lewis. Pulaski. Tennesse
johnson, Griffin, Georgia; Sears. Stanton.
Virginia; Wilson, Lynchburg, Virginia.
The Monitor, Sargus, sails for Cuban wa
tiers in twelve days
The Treasury Department under date of
April IA. gives notice that the interest on
coupons payable on the first dav of July
next will be paid on presentation at the
proper offices upon a rebate of interest nj
the rate of six per cent. per annum. signed
Geo. S. Boutwell,.
Chandler and Morton desired to debate the
Alabama treaty with open door>-failed.
Sumner made a two hours speech in which
he said that England should be called upon
to admit that she was in the wrong in re-
cognizing the Confederates as belligerents.
Rebel cruisers were built in British ports,
equipped with British ornaments, manned
with British seamen. got to sea under Brit
isl colors, sheltered and provided with stores
in ports of British Islands and colonies. and
Il ough well known to have first escaped to
sea in violation of England's neutrality
laws, were permitted. by British vessels of
war, to pursue their career of destruction
without molestation.
Chandler made fierce attack en- England
and her course, and expressed the belief that
there was not room enough on this CONT
nent for any nation which had so grossly in
suited the United States. He had long be-
lieved that the struggle would come over
Canada and he now believed it would come
in his day.
Fessenden endorsed the views of Summer,
that the treaty on this subject should rise
to the full dignity and importance of inter-
national questions involved and, that the
nation with due regard to its own honor
could not consider it upon any lower ground.
The President has directed the Secretary
of War to order Gen. Reynolds to proceed
with the registration of voters in Texas.
preparatory TO an early election. 1t Is un-
derstood but not positively known. that sim
ilor orders have been issued in regard to
Virginia and Mississippi. 1t is also stated
that the President will be governed by the
Commanding Generals. regarding the prop
err time for holding elections. Great i'm
portance seems to be attached TO the points
of the constitutions which shall be submit
ted to separate votes.
The Wells party ofVirginia are here in
strong force canvassing the matter.
The absence of the Virginia nine and'the
moderate men from Mississippi and Texas.
OH these vital questions excites comment
LONDON. April 14.-Civil war in Japan
raging with increased violence.
LIVERPOOL, April l4.-Cotton firmer, up
lands l214d; Orleans y.
New YORK, April I4.-CottOn Il better.
more active, sales $500. 2S24to29; money
closed easier of currency. discounts l0I2;
sterling 1909. Gold 3211; stocks closes
strong, advancing. 62's, 2012. Tenn, new.
651a; n. c., 80, g, new, 541s; Louisiana
levee Il.
ALBANY, n. Y.-Senate ratified the 18th
amendment. by strict party vote No ac-
ton yet by the assembly.
CINCINNATI, April IA Flour St 25@S6
60; corn 90; oats 66@70; whisky 80; pork
81; bulk meats held II end 1414 bacon l3.
1914 and 1879; lard Is; sugar 1874 @l5; mo-
la<ses S0@s5.
LOUISVILLE, April Tobacco. sales
22O hhds. tobacco s5@27 so; pork s3l 90;
lard 1716@1S; bacon 1872, 1864, and I714 ::
bulk meats 1924 ;@1614; flour So 50@$6;
corn 65@66; oats 60@65; sugar 1872 9l512 :;
molasses 1905; whisky 80.
81. LOUIS, April 14.-Flour $4to$5 25;
wheat 81 so; corn 65to 6611 oats 60to5219;
barley 81 20: rye 81 %; whisky s7toS7 y
sugar 121a to l434; molasses 75toS5; pork
49, and go; lard 1914.
CHICAGO, April 14.-Flour s. 50toS6 %;
wheat 81 0419 corn 50to5014 oats 5l14to
81; rye 81 16 to 81 II; barley 81 70roSI IS;
high wines 81; molasses $lto$I %; sugar
l4tol516; pork $50 so; lard 1734rOlS; hams
153; cumberland middles l41s, bulk,
shoulders II.
New ORLEANS. April 14.-Cotton active;
middling 2s14 a2S12; sales $3.50 bales; re-
ceipts l.24S bales; exports $3.50 Gold 1926;
sterling 4ssz New York sight premium.
Flour firm. superfine So s715; XXX Sc SO;
xxx So rs; corn firm, white IS; oats scarce.
74@75; bran scarce, 81 80; hay firm prime
$26 pork dull $3l 6212; bacon retailing at
1416 @1714. Lard dull and unchanged; SUI
gar dull, common s to 1014; prime 1874 /;
molasses, light supply, prime 65; whisky
quiet, Western rectified 81 TO 9216; coffee
firm, fair 1511e prime III TO 1734.