New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-21
MARKETS.
Oomestlc Market.

| NEW YORK, April 20.-Cotton closed
sthOpg. in good demand; middins upland:
23s; Orleans 23y sales today 5000 bales.
| Flour unchanged. Wheat 102c better;
winter red and amber Western 81 22I@1 26
| Corn less active; new mixed Western 81 II
| al IS. Beef active. Pork a shade frmer;
mess S27 rs. Lard drmer; kettle rendered l6@
| lG5c. Whisky firmer at 81 O7@l 0S Rice firm;
| Carolina 6@7c. Sugar steady. Coffee firm.
Molasses Dull. Naval stores quiet. Tallow
quiet at 9S@9Jc. Freights firm. Sugar:
Demarara lie; Porto Rico l09lO5; Musco-
| covado 9l@94c; fair to good refinery g. Sole.
| Wool quiet: domestic fleece 45@50; pulled
| 41@45c. Hides quiet.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat ST. lO@l II. Corn S8990c. Oats IN.
changed. Cotton firm; middlings 22c.
! Tobacco. sales to-day l79 hhds at SIS 5OG
| 20 40 for trash to leaf. Whisky 81. Pork
| S28 25@26 so. Bulk meats Shoulders,
| 105c; clear rib sides, 134c; clear sides, l5c.
Bacon: Shoulders. ll4c; clear rib sides,
1850; clear sides. l6lc. Butter unchanged.
Eggs tic. Groceries steady.
whest, No.2 red fall, 81 o2@l O5. Corn:
mixed 9Oc@S1 Oats 5l@56c. Rye nc.
Whisky Sl@l OF. PORK s2s so. Bulk
meats: nothing done. Lard l5c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April 20, Evening" Cotton
| l1td. Sales to-day 10000 bales, of which
| 5000 were for export and speculation.
LONDON. April 20, Evening.-Consols
closed steady; uplands, 1ltd; Orleans llS@
FRANKFORT, April 20.-Bonds firm at IS.
@954.
PARIS. April 2o.-The Bourse closed firm
| Rentes 74.72.
HAyRE, April 2o.-Cotton opened quiet.
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| Yesterdays Evening Dispatches
! WASHINGTON, April 2O-An excursion
party, composed of members of the OHIO
| Legislature and prominent citizens, are at
the White House. No speeches were made.
| The Georgia bill, as it passed the Senate,
| is substantially as follows: Georgia is TO be
known as the Third Military District; the
| government is provisional; q new Legisla
| ture shall be elected next fall, upon the or.
| ganizslion of which Georgia may be adj
mitted to representation in Congress.
| The President is authorized 10 suppress
disorders, holding municipalities responsible
| for loss to persons CT property.
The bill forbiddipg the organization Of the
Georgia militia is repealed. The bill now
! goes to the House.
| The Democrats are silent On the final
vote. The nays we're: Messrs. Foreman,
Chandler, Drake, Fenton, Flanagan, Fowler,
Hamilton, of Texas, Harris, Howard,
Howell, Mcdonald, Morton, Nye, Osborn,
Ramsey, Revels, Rice, Spencer, Stewart,
Sumner, Thayer, Trumbull, Williams, Will
son. Yates-25.
The vote shows a square defeat of the
extremists, and consequently the defeat OF
| Bullock, whose object is said to have been
| to continue the present plant Legislature in
Office during his term of Office.
| The amendment ordering an election next
| fall for all elective officers of the State was
| withdrawn before reaching vote.
| The bill passed at halfpast two this
morning.
House-Sypher, from the First Louisiana
District, was seated, by vote of seventy
eight to seventy.three, amid much excite
meDt.
| Finally, Mr.. Farnsworth. who had voted
mo-" said he had not examined the report,
| but would follow the report of the COM
mittee, he voted aye. Two other doubtful
members then voted aye amid storm OF
| protests from the Democratic eide.
| Speaker Blame sharply reproved Farms
| worth for supplementary action in max
ing remarks while announcing his vote.
A motion was then made to reconsider
| the vote seating Sypher. and the yeas and
| nays are now progressing.
| A motion to table the motion to recon-
| slider was lost, the vote being IS to SO.
| The motion to reconsider is now progress.
| ing, and there is a bare possibility OF
reversal.
JACKSON, Miss, April 2O.-E. NJ. Yerger
| has been released on SIS, 600 bail.
arrested on their arrival from New Orleans.
The journals say that the Cubsns no
longer recognize Cespedes as their leader,
but have offered the presidency tn FOrtuna