The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-14
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Iron our Evening Edition Of Yesterday.l
MORALE, Nov. IL, LES P. Mo city il
the world more quiet and orderly than Mo
bile
No disturbances of any kind have oc
CURED, nor is there any cause for any.
WIN. E. M1cz1r.
WASHINGTON, Nov 49, Diplomatic circles
have information that Spain has paid England
indemnity for the Virginius outrage. 1t Is
now hoped that the Administration will push
the American claims.
LONDON, Nov. l3.-Tbe Carlist retreat from
Irun ended in stampede. A hundred burn
ing houses marked the path of the Republi-
! cans as they pursued.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-It is reported that Baron
Cleasby has ordered the governor OF AIillbank
prison to produce Arthur Orion, so that he
may testify in the libel case Of DR.. Kenealy
and Mrs. Pundock.
There is q rer ort here that the documents
demanded by the German Government OF
Count Won Arnim were sent from this country
to Berlin on Wednesday last; and that the
Count has them and will deliver them to the
Emperor William.
Queen Victoria is quite well.
HENDAYE, Nov. 13.-Don Alphonso issued
tbU(lA CoSCo W LAD tAOOPo OOAOAO NuASAA9 SRuAo'
He says his temporary retirement is cavsed by
the royal order depriving him of his command
in Catalonia. He awaits the time when his
services will again be useful to the cause. Don
Carlos approves of his withdrawal.
HENDAYE, Nov. 13.-The Spanish Repubi-
can troops are actively pursuing the retreat
ing Carlists. As the Government troops adj
vance they burn the houses Of Carlist sympa.
thizers. Three hundred have already been
destroyed.
BosToN, Nov. 13.-Daniel L. Haskem, edi-
tor OF the Transcript, is dead.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 13-Thos. NJ Dudley,
rector Of Christ Church, Baltimore, succeeds
Bishop Cummins. Dudley was the compro-
mise between the High and Low Church.
PIcToU, N. S., Nov. ia Thousand coal
miners have struck and refuse to allow others
to work.
New YORK, Nov. 10, 1920 P. M.-Cotton- spot
tirmer,, generally held higher; Ordinary 12i,
Good Ordinary 133, Low Middlng IA. Middling
IA, Middling Alabama La, Midding Orleans Is.
o Rntares Se eose9 steady Lev Addg as
"A 11-16@l4l January 15D15 Lie, February
10 5-l6@l5s, March Is I1-l6@l59, April Is 10
l6@l6 May Is 3-16@16!, June 1G '7.16G1 6s,
July 16l@l6 1916
quiet Corn is q sha 20 firnlcr. Pork firm, mess
SO 70. Lard firm, steam 152. Turpentlne quiet
3ea.. Rosin heavy, s. 25o52 80 for strained.
Freights firm.
NEW York, Nov. 10, Noon.-stocks dull and
lower. Money q. Gold 11Os. Exchange-long
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, Noon.-Cotton steady.
Uplands 7;@7a; Orleans 8 @eSt. Estimated sales
l4oo bales, including 1000 for speculation and
export. Sales for the week 90, 900, of which 5000
were for export and $4,000 for speculation. Stock
557 900, including 13S, 600 American. Weeks re-
ceipts $4,000, including 26, 900 American. Actual
export 5000. Ahoat 1000, including $4,000
American.
Sales on basis of Middling Up ands, nothip,
below Low Middlng, shipped December and
January, Z 11-16d; on basis of Midding Or
leans, nothing below Middliug, shipped Decem-
Der and January, I'd; ditto, shipped November
and December, 1916.
P. M.-The sales TO-DAY include 600 bales
ands. nothing below Low Middling. shipped No
ronlber and December, 11-16d.
LATER 2. M.-December and January ship |
nents from Savannah or Charleston, not below
rood ordinary, 7sd; November and December do,
lot below low middling, 7sd. Yarns ana aDrics
It Manchester quiet and firm.
PARIS, Nov. 13-NOon-Rentes 81 francs, SIS |
entimes.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 1a-Noon-B readstuffs quiet;
lour 22s@2 8 Cd.
LONDON, Nov. 10, Noon.- 5-2Os 1884. Erie 2es. |
foney-street rate ! below bank rate.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 13, Noon.-Barometer |
$50. Wind N. n E., strong.
Arrived: Steamship Hudson, at 7:1O A. NJ.
layer: master, from New York, to A. Moulton.
No departures.
Pass AL OuTRE, Nov. 13, Noon.-Wind N. n.
=. fresh. Weather cool.
Arrived: Spanish bark Palmyra, Sierra, master.
light days from Sagua La Grande; British ship
canterbury, eighty -four days from Liverpool via
quebec.
Sailed: Bark Yarmouth previously reported |
Dr. Orders) for Galveston.
New YORK, Nov. 13.-Arrived: Switzerland.
Vestphalia, City of New York, Ohio and Belgic,
The RAIDS thought they could make little