New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November =, Evonng.-COt
ton closed tirmer sales $500 bales; middlins
uplands i67sc. Flour-State and Western
a loo lower; superfne $5@5 20; Southern
s. 75a6 40. Wheat inactive: winter rec
and amber Western 81 Boa IS. Corn
lie better; old 50 eS7c. Beef quiet. Pork
dull at S24. Lard unchanged. Whisky
firm at SIC Groceries nuiot and steady
Naval stores dull. TalIOw heavy at SLs q
S'sc. Freights quiet; cotton per steam 4
v7-l6d.
CINCINNATI, November 3.-Cotton in good
demand at full prices-mddIing l5ac.
Flour quiet and weak-famiiy s. Oa5 IS.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn steady
Rye 7S a SOC. Oats dull and unchanged
Bacon-shoulders sold at Hhc, old stock
exhausted. Hogs dull and dropping, 81. a
&c. Whisky IS a Soc.
ST. LOUIS. November 3.-Flour dull and
unchanged; s,lpertine winter 81 2Oa4 %.
Wheat dull and dropping; No. . spring
97c; No. 2 red winter, 81 1871 Is. Rye.
choice, zoe. Whisky Sc. Provisions firm.
Pork s26 Bulk meats-shouldcrs l2c
clear rib l5;.c; clear sides l6lsc. Bacon
shoulders l4is 143,c; clear sides 20 p20i,c.
Lard firm; l6c for old
Foreign Markets.
lLIt hkIVOJp NUktluDtT EYSniNS.-Stl-
ton closed firm; uplands 9lsd; Orleans Gas
a o1sd; sales 1000 bales, of which 1000
were for export and speculation. Lard 74s.
LoNDoH, November 3. Evening.-Bonds
closed quiet and steady; sixty twOs at S9le.
Specie il the Bank of England has de-
creased siS6,OOO since the last report.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.l
New YORK. November 3.-Cables from
private sources in London and Tours repre-
sent that the Rod Republicans are again
rampant at Marseilles.
A proclamation, which has just been is
sued by the leaders, announces new re-
public. comprising sixteen departments to
the southwark.
New YORK, November 3.-The Worlds
Paris special says: Skirmishes recently on
he north and eastern fronts Of Paris re-
suited in favor of the French
The Boulevard du Prince Eugene has
been named Boulevard Voltaire, and the
statue OF the Prince gives place to the
statue of VOltaire.
AMSTERDAM, November "a ministerial
,risis exists in Holland, and Fock and Won
Sossc are forming new ministry
LONDON, November 3.-Refugees from
Paris say that the Parisians are really dis
outraged by the anarchy which Seryadcs
France
Adv;ccs from Rome state that the Italians
,ontinue the POpe's order excluding Pro-
estant worship from the city. The Pro
estant chapel remains outside the walls.
While the Pope's political authority has
,een abolished. now and hereafter his eccle-
iastiCai rights will be maintained. These
Constitute soverei On prerogatives. He will
AVE special postal and telegraph service,
md territorial immunity will be accorded
he Holy See. SO that being independent at
ZONE and abroad. he may take care OF the |
interests and authority of tine church. All |
'reiates, cardinals. bishops, spiritual bodies |
nd ecclesiastical societies, will enjoy im- |
nunitv at the place OF residence OF the su.
irene head OF the church, whether sum |
noned for council or any other purpose.
Representatives from foreign powers to |
he Holy See will enjoy complete liberty |
Messengers to and from the Pope shall |
lave free cgrcss and ingrcss. Italy will |
Onsider the Pope as a foreign sovereign, |
md he Will he treated and hClOred az such |
throughout Italy.
The appendagc Of the Pope and his court |
vii be furnished By Italy. and italy also
sslllne., the debts heretofore contracted by
he POntificai States. For the full tran /
utility of the Catholic world. Italy will |
uaraDtee the liberties Of the church and |
he Independence OF the Pope by al inter
atioDll treaty
II is believed that the Pope vii accent |
ne situation.