New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
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| NEW York, November l9-Cotto@ closed
| firm Futures-Sales 1900 as follows: Low
nddling for November Is 1916 q I9c; De
cembpr l8 li-l6 0l834o; January 10 ll-l6e
| Is l3I6c; February 1873 o Is l5l6c; March
| 1915 019 slice; April 1888 d l9 7-lGc; May
middling uplAnds 1914 8l9a4c; net receipts
| Ala; gross 1913. Flour is IN fair request
and steady. Whisky lower 50 096e.
Wheat is held 203c higher Corn is lc
| better, but inactive. Rice steady at 755 a
She. Pork lower at $l50l6. Lard firm at
| SIS W8Bc. Naval stores quiet. Tallow
steady Freights steady. Coffee firm; Rio
| l3@ l8Ac. Sugar firm; tair to good refining
| 81 q l0c; Cuba ga 0lO14c. Molasses dull
| C1yCIENATI, November 49, = Cotton
| frHer; middling 1870 Flour steady and
| demand moderate, STAT IS. Wheat-De-
mand light, holders firm; red 81 1901 55.
| COrn-Demand light, holders firm; old 40
42c, new 81 a 38c Oats firm at q a 33c;
trade dull, owing to limited facilities for
naming. Pork quiet and unchanged at
$l3 %. Lard-Demand fair and market
firm for steam. Sales at 75Bc; kettle quiet
at ~ a 8e. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders
44c; clear ribs &c; clear &c, all loose and
fifteen to twenty days in salt; sales at ID
higher for packed Bacon quiet; old shout
ders size; new sides, clear rib Toe; clear
lO12c. Whisky - Demand good at full
prices-89c.
ST. Louis, November l9.-Cotton quiet;
sales OF good ordinary ct l715 8TAc.
Flour steady; good demand for medium
grades. Wheat quiet; sample lots of soft
spring 81 1901 90 inspected No 8 winter
81 81 al CO. Corn steady and in good de-
mand at 81 y q 800 in elevator Oats easier;
No. ? 2434 a 25c. Whisky steady at 9Oc.
Pork quiet; new $I3 Dry salt meats
Small cash lots Of shoulders 4 1ec; clear rib
&c; clear 79B 0719c. Bacon-Fair ordor de-
mandi shoulders Gaze; clear sides t04ac.
Lard unchanged; good INC.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November 19-Turpentine |
opened at 40s closed at 40s Sd
LIVERPOOL, November 10, Evening |
Cotton closed unchanged; uplands cad. |
Orleans los alOkd Sales to day $4,000 |
bales, 5000 of which were for export and !
speculation. Yarns and fabrics at Man |
chester lower
LONDON, November 10, Eyening.-Con- I
soils closed at 923s for money, 923s 09219 on
account Bonds-Sixes Of 1865, old o0Ih: !
1867, 927s; ten-forties 87A; new fves ssh: |
Erie 40B
PARIS. November l9.-Rentes closed at
$3.50.
Tho Vienna Exposition = Rights OF Hns
yentoPs.
We md this IN Washington dispatches
dated Sunday:
Many inventors OF the United States
have expressed their reluctance TO contri.
butte to the Vienna Exposition, for the
reason that owing to the stringent charac-
ter of the patent laws Of Austria, American
latentees would have no remedy against
he appropriation of their improvements
~ persons of other Municipalities without
In order TO overcome the difficulty. our
government yesterday prepared the projet
II treaty OK convention between the |
United States and Austria in order to SO.
ure in that country the rights Of American I
inventors TO the same extent that Austrian
inventors arc protected in this country. 1t
= the design to lay this proposition before
he Austrian government az the earliest
practicable period, and the telegraph NAV
e used 80 facilitate the negotiation. Should
bis measure be cOnsummate6, our govern
lent will propose to the various nations of !
Europe that some international arrange
lent be made to secure the rights of in
entors Of the. respective countries under
milaS circumstances {