The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-29
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lFfom Yesterdays Evening EOuon.s
LONDON, Oct. ga cotton mill in County
Chester, with seventeen operatives, burned.
PARIS, Oct. 28.-Spain has Withdrawn her
demand for the extradition of the crew of the
steamer Nieves as deserters.
Troops and artillery are concentrating at
Vera for An assault upon Derun, which Don
Carlos will lead.
BERLIN, Oct. 28.-The hospital doctors will
not be responsible for Won Arnim's life and
health if close confinement continues.
Russia and Germany have notified the
Grand Turk that they intend to make com
mercial treaty with the Roumanion provinces.
BERLIN, Oct 28.-Von Arnim was enlarged
to-day.
MADRID, Oct. 2S.-Topetes death is ,mmi-
nent.
CALCUTTA, Oct 2s.-Nina Sahib is not the
person captured, though he looks like.
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 28.-The trials for viola
ton Of the enforcement act are postponed
until after the election by general consent.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 28-W. D. Washburne
lars; assets, million. The Washburne pa
per is all over our States; two hunered thou
sand are sold here. It is feared. in the de-
pressed state of trade, the assets not be avail
able.
LOUISVILLE, Oct pa Counier-Journal
Shelbyville, Kentucky, special of last night
says the young negro girl shot by masked men
Sunday morning will probably recover. The
affair has produced intense excitement in the
county. The place where the outrage was
committed is among the hills and inhabited
by very rough population.
The C0urier-Journal CORRESPONDENT had q
conversation with Gov. Leslie at Frankfort
last night relative to the outrage, in which the
Governor said he had as yet no further infor-
nation as to the affair than the account in the
paper but that as soon as he has official report
from the county officers he will use every
power vested in him as Chief Executive of
the State to bring these outlaws to justice, as
indeed he intends to put down lawlessness
and violence in any part of the State in which
they may crop out. Gov. Leslie's prompt ac-
ton other recent cases of the same kind is q
guarantee that he means what he says.
MARKETS.
New YORK, Oct. %, Noon.-Cotton, spot dull
Ordinary 12s, Good Ordinary l3l, Low Middling
IA, Middling 143, Middlmg Alabama 14l, Mid
ding Orleans Is.
Futures Middling for November 149@
February 154@15 SIG, FIR March 155, for April
Is 13-16@1155, for May is 1-16@164, for June 16s.
New YORK, Oct. 2S.-Flour du and declining.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn quiet and firm.
IoIk uTHi, HESS $1J 019Np1S 0U. LaTu qulot,
steam 16s. Turpentine 374. Rosin firm; 81 IS
o. 40 for strained. Freights heavy.
NEW York, Oct: %. Stocks dull Money q.
Governments active and stronger. State bonds
quiet and nominal.
PARIS, Oct. %, ) P. M.-Rentes 62.224.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, 1890 P. M.-Cotton dull
and depressed; Middling Uplands 7ld, Orleans
Si@84d. Estimated sales to-day $4,000 bales,
1000 being for speculation and export.
Arrivals lis lower; November and December
shipments from Savannah or Charleston, not
below Good Ordinary, 7sd. November and De-
cember shipments from New Orleans, not below
LATER, ?. M.~cotton unchanged. The sales
to-day include 500 bales of American.
LONDON, Oct. z8.-Money, street rate, 2 y
cent; Erie 26a@26i.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, Noon.-Breadstufs quiet.
Lard GO and Pork 74s.
Wind southeast, fresh
Arrived: Bark George Peabody, Morrill,, mas
ter, for orders.
No departures.
.. The bark Maggie Mcneil is outside, awaiting
Banks Cavour, Vale and John Starr, and ship
Record, are here awaiting orders
. Pascal UTRE, Oct. %, Noon.-Wind E. s. e.
Ugh. Weather fair.
Clyde, Livingston, master, from Havana, via the
Florida ports. to l. K. Roberts; American schoon-
,r John I. KranZ, Hewea, master, Is days from
Boston, and steamboat ]. Frazer, from Mobile.
No departures.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-Arrived: Hohenholm,
treat Western and Schiller.
Arrived out Denmark.
PoRT ROYAL, Oct. 2S.-Arrived: Mediator, Mar
In and Fernandina.