New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-29
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, September 2s-Cotton close
firm, with sales 1857 bales; upland l9Ac, o.
leans 2Olsc. Flour shade firmer; commo
to fair extra S. 7007 IS; good to choic
81 1913. Whisky CSC a 81. Wheat irregl
lar, closing shade tirmer; winter red Wes
ern 81 570! 20: Corn q shade firmer; 73l
O74c. Pork $l3 50. Lard quiet Naval
very firm. Tallow steady. Freights steady
Money easy at A. Sterling Sh ask. Coll
ll4Aa Oll4B. Governments are dull ant
steady. SOutherns are dull and general.
heavy.
CINCINNATI, September 2S-Cotton un
changed, low middling l9c. Flour; demand
good at full prices; family SC 1907. Wheat
scarce and firm at 81 4001 43: Corn de
mand good at full prices, SIC. Rye scarce
and firm at 7sc. Oats steady; demand mod
crate. Barley quiet and unchanged. Pork
Sl3 Lard: demand light, holders firm q,
44c; winter Sc, Bulk meats: demand light
holders firm; shoulders 6l4 a CSC; sides &c
at country points; city holders not offering.
Bacon demand light, prices firm; shoul-
ders 7asc; clear rib sides INC; clear
firm at 9lc.
ST. LOUIS, September 2S.-CottOn I'M
changed. Flour firm, and closed higher;
supertine winter 81 7504 80; extra winter
S. Is as so: double extra S. 6505 go
Wheat: sales Al 900 bushels; prices higher;
No. red 81 30; No. red winter 81 a.
Corn steady: mixed, on track, 46047c:
mixed, sacked, sic. Oats firm; mixed. on
track. 33c; mixed, in sacks, 42c. High
wines scarce and higher at 94c. Pork quiet
at sl3. Bacon unchanged. Lard quiet:
choice tierce 9ls a9Ac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, September %, Evening.-Bul-
lion has increased two and a half million.
The total in the vault amounts to twenty
and a half millions. COnsOls 92As; bonds
92A. Turpentine AS cd a 49,
PARIS, September 2S.-Rentes 56f 42c.
LIVERPOOL, September d, Evening.-Cot-
ton firm and We repeat our last quotations.
Breadstutfs are firm. Flour 24s G24s I'd.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches
WORCESTER, Mass, September 28.-The
final vote Of the Republican State guber.
national convention resulted as follows:
William B. Washburne 643, b. +. Butler
AGA.
Mr.. Butler declares that he accepts the
action of the convention as final.
Resolutions indorsing President Grant
were adopted.
SYRACUSE, September 2S.-In the Repub-
Gcan State convention one of the New York
delegations withdrew, being angry because
they were only allowed half vote. The
convention then adjourned to nine o'clock
this morning.
The Greeley delegation had a meeting
carly this morning, inviting disaffected del |
egatlons. The room was found too small. |
and they adjourned to the city hall. Bitter
feelings were here expressed, but, without |
action, they adjourned to eleven o'clock.
NOte.-It seems these delegations from |
New York city stand thus: Fentonites ex-
cluded, Conklinites and Greeleyites admit
ted with half a vote each, upon which the |
Greeleyites withdrew. The pending ques-
ton is upon confirming full vote upon the
The committee on permanent organization
reported A. d. White for president Report
adopted. Mr.. White renewed thanks for
the honor conferred.
G. Hilton Scribner was nominated for
secretary of State by reclamation Francis
Z. Barlow for attorney general, and Will
liam b. Tyler for engineer.
LONDON, September 27.-Heavy gales are
reported off the English coast.
A colliery explosion has occurred at
Yorkshire; several persons were killed.
The Emperor Napoleon has rheumatism
lie is still at TOrquay.
The Brazilian Chambers adjourned with
,ut concurrent action upon the bill eman. |
:ipating the slaves held in that empire.
The ship Hesperius was wrecked at the |
mouth OF the Weser. All on board were
Ost.
VIENNA, September est is rumored
hat the Emperor Francis Joseph is about
o abdicate. The cause is stated to be
at his unftness to meet the
Constitutional crisis, which threatens the I
dissolution of the empire.
ROME, September 2S.-The Italian Am
,assadOr Nigra has been recalled from
france.
MADRID, September 2s-king Amadeus I
Till open the Cortes on Monday.