The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-19
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From or Evening Edition Of Yesterday.l


WAsH1xGroN, Nov. 1S-The Commissioner
tropical fruits for experiment in Southern
States is very great, and it is beyond the
ability of the department to supply them.
The Chinese tea plant is especially in de-
mand, and many thousands Of young plants
have been distributed during the past year.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A dispatch to the Times
from Berlin says that letter from Prince
Henri Reuss, German Ambassador to st. Pc
tersburg, on the policy Of Germany towards
Russia, is among the documents which Count
Won Arnim is required to surrender. Its dis
appearance adds to the mystery Of the affair.
The North German Gazette semi-of1icial
journal, referring to Disraeli's recent denials
in q certain alusion in his Guildhall speech,
states they were applicable to the Arnim af-
fair, and says the explanation is gratifying to
all those who are DESTROYS of preventing a
misunderstanding between England and Ger
many.
1t is reported that Gen. Lazerna, COM
mander of the Republican army in North
Spain, is dead.
A special to the Standard from Hendaye re-
ports that military operations are suspended on
account Of the weather.
BaZaine has arrived in Madrid.
MADRID, Nov. 1S.-It is Gen. Legrundi,
formerly Captain-General of the Island OF
Cuba, who is dead, and not Gen. Lazerna
New York, Nov. 1s.-The steam tug Lily
exploded this morning. Five persons were
lost, and Capt Ravens was fatally scalded
FoEr LARAMIE Nov. 1.-THE Indians have
given reluctant consent to the visit Of Prof.
Marsh, of Yale College, to the Black Hills
YARMOUTH, Nov. 1O-Several fishing crafts
have been missing since the recent gale, and
are believed to be lost with all on board-up
wards Of thirty persons.
New YORK. Nov. IS, Noon. Cotton ~ spot
easier, but not guotably lower; Ordinary l2),
Good Ordinary IA, Low Middling 14s, Mlddling
Ia. Middling Alabama Is, Middling Orleans l54.
Futures steady Low Middling for November
IA 1l.16@14i, for December IA 1916, for January
Is l-l60l5t, for February 15aMl5s, for March
Is 11-1G515l, for April 16, for May l6 SIG, for
june l6t@l6 GIG, for July 16iG16 1916.
Flour quiet and unchanged: Wheat dull and
declincing. Corn quiet and heavy. Pork firm,
s. ]. Rosin unchanged. Freights firm.
New YORK, Nov. IS. Noon.-Stocks active.
Money 81. Gold 11O5. Exchange-lons 4s6,
short 400. Governments active and lower.
State bonds active and strong.
LONDON, Nov. IS, Nocn.-Consols for money
93g93t; on account 935G934. Money, street
rate u cent.
PARIS, Nov. IS, Noon. -Rentes 60 francs, 57s
confines.
LvEnpooI, Nov. IS, Noon.-Breadstuffs quiet.
Lard u. Bacon, market bare Of short rib mid
dies.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1s, Noon.-Cotton firm; Up
lands u, Orleans 81. Estimated sales $4,000
bales, including 5000 bales for speculation and
export.
Cotton to arrive 1-lG cheaper. Sales on basis
Of Middling Uplands, nothing below Good Ordi-
nary, shipped December and January, 1l16.
2P. M.-Sales on a basis OF Mddng Uplands,
nothing below Low Mi1dlipg, shipped November
and December, 11-16.
3P. M.-The sales to-day include 5000 Ameri-
can, sales on basis Of Mlddling uplands moth.
ing below Good Ordinary, shipped October and
November, 70; ditto, nothing below Low Mid
ding, shipped December and January, 7Id.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. Is, Noon.-Barometer
1910. Wind n, strong
Arrived: steamship City of San Antonio at II
r. NJ, Pennington, master, from New York.
Sailed: Ship Friza and schooner Lily Of the
Valley.
, PAss-A-L'OUrRE, Nov. IS, Noon.-Wind north,
strong.
\. No arrivals.
Sailed Steamship Guillermo.
GALVESTON, Nov. 1S.-Arrived-Steaush ship City |
20 Waco. from New York Morgan, from Indian
10; bark Lothair, from liverpool.
Cleared-Bark Galveston, for Liverpool.
Sailed-Steomship Morgan, for Brashear; Ag.
mes, for Havana, and Harlan, for Indianola.
New YORK, Nov. 18.-Arrlved-San Salvador,
City Of LOpdOn, and France.
Arrived out-Batavia