The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-13
the EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

NHw YORK, Oct 12.-An Indian from DakotS
was admitted - . lay delegate, and congratu-
latory speeches were made upon the event.
to Be remembered when . red Indian would b.
introduced % delegate to the Convention: IL
was, quoth he, blessed thought that though We
had driven the Indians back and taken their
o "
The Indian deputy also made . speech Of
thanks for the action Of the Convention.
resolution by Mr.. Harris, OF La, asking that
the Committee on Canons be requested TO mako
scribing what shall or shall not be done in tho
ritual code, had been enacted by this convention,
without violatioh OF article OF the constitution,
was referred
A memorial was presented from Massachu-
sets, requesting the convention to make some
alterations TO the rubric for the baptism Of
infants.
Rev. DR.. Schenck offered . resolution express
ing the cordial appreciation OF this body. at the
invitation Of the English Congress to be present
at the second session, at Lambeth, and that it b
accepted.
An animated discussion followed, several dele
gates taking strong grounds against the resOlu-
ton; and finally, the following resolution, offered
by Rev. Benz. Roberts, Of Texas, was adopted a.
a substitute for the whole matter:
Resolred, That all exchanges OF friendly greet
ing, and all evidence OF communion OF spirit, IN
the bonds Of peace between the Church of Eng
land and the Church Of America, are especially
welcome to this body.
Resolred That the foregoing resolution be COM
municated to the House of Bishops.
SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. lathe Southern
Republican Convention will assemble at James
Hall at noon tomorrow. 1t is probable that
Brooks, OF Arkansas, will be permanent Presi.
dent, but there is no definite understanding as
yet among the delegates.
The following delegates have arrived
III Two
Mcclure, known as Poker Jack," Joe Brooks,
Stephen Wheeler, Ed. Wheeler, H. M. Cooper,
d. H. Barnes, r. G. kernes, J. II. Saiber, V. Dill,
n N. Moore, Benton Turner, Geo. II. Martin, A.
A. G. Rogers. Geo. Haycock, JnO. Whtlock, ThOs.
Bowels, Franz Gallagher, Geo. 3. Scott. with
the following co.ored brethren: Lloyd G. wheeler,
Jack Il. Roland, JAS. A. Emerson, N. w: Gibbs.
Gergia Delegation. +. Long tcol. }, Madison
(col.). J. II. Ward (col J, John b. Dicky and VIM.
Henry Ard, and the following white brethren
H. p. Farrow, Wesley shropshire, A. l.. Harris,
L. G. Wade, b. +. Bromberg, g.. w. Parker, X
Guild.
Alabama-Arthur Bingham, r. =. Smith, J. l..
Terry, W. A. Gardner, e. NJ. Keils.
Mississippi George l.. Brown, +. r. Bliss, II.
W. Lewis, II. w. Barry, John l.. Smith.
Texas--George W. Packard, +. Il. Randall,
Andrew Nell.
Vrginla-J. F. Wilson, L. M. Shoemaker, C. G.
Harrington.
". A. y.
Washington, d. CIV. Stiles
1t is understood that instructions have been
received from Washington and New York not TO
indorse the Civil Rights bill and third term.
The Arkansas delegation will probably take the
lead. 1t is stated that Brooks will deliver, some
time during the Convention, speech upon
Southern outrages and oppression Of loyal men
in the South.
nent Southern politicians are here 40 lookers-on.
The members Of the Convention are treated with
the utmost hospitality by the citizens and escort
ed to rolling mill, blast furnaces foundries fac
tories, Lookout Mountain, and other objects OF
interest.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW York, Oct. 12.-Cotton closed Arm; Mid
Net receipts l242. Gross 1889.
Futures closed steady. Sales Is, 800 bales, IS
follows: October Is 9-32 November Il sic, De-
cember Is 19-32@15s, January Isl, February ID
16 9-32, May II 7-320e17l, June liz OFT ZIG.
Southern flour quiet and heavy; common TO
fair extra $h@6; good to choice &c o5VS 60
Wheat dull and heavy, lower, 81 1901 u for new
dull and lower; e5a@96A for Western mixed. Cof-
fee sugar, molasses and rice quiet and I'M
changed. Tallow firm; prime city held at 81
Rosn firm; 81 % for strained. Tupentine frmer,
Beef unchanged. Lard heavy; prime steam ls4.
Whisky dull and lower; 81 0.4.
C1NolHxAr1 Oct 12.--Conon quiet; Middhng
144@14a. Flour dali and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and weak, red $l@t1 o., white u 1901 ID.
Corn dull and lower, 75WS0. Oats quiet, 64@56.
Pork nominal. Lard quiet, summer 13DlS3.
Bulk meats dull and nominal shoulders ", clear
rib Is, clear 49,. Bacon-only limited jobbing
demand, shoulders SsNS4, clear rib 14aDl4A,
ate, 81.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 12-Cotton and -four quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower; No. 9
red fall 81. Corn inactive and weak; No. mixed
49, Oats easier, No. 2 b10D513. Whisky quiet,
81 o.. Pork dull, so. Dry salt meats slight
speculative movement. Bacon irregular and
lower, shoulders 7aQp8l. clear rib ~, clear lot
GIG. Lard unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l2.-Cotton quiet; Middling
~. Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged.
G I'm quiet, s20s5. Oats quiet, e2@e6. Mess pork
none here. aeon dull prices declined; shoul-
ders 81. clear rib IA, clear TO- p susar,earsd
none here. Lard icy. Whisky 81. Bagging IN
changed.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12-F1our quiet and unchanged.
Wheat steady, demand moderate; No. l spring
Chicago Sig9e No. s9S6, Cor Corr du
II. Oats dull; No. 2 4s}. Pork dull at $40 100
Il. Lard quiet At ~. Bulk meats dull; shout
ders u, abort rib middles 1c, short clear mid
dies III. Whisky steady, demand moderate ae
81 Of.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. IL, P. M.-COtton-saIes, ON
. basis Of Middling Uplands. nothing below Mid
ding, shipped October and November, 15-1Gd;
do do, shipped November and December, Sd.
Cheese 6:s.
LONDON, Oct. IL, Evening Common rosin $50
6s 3D..
RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.
CINcINsArr, Oct. 12.-River 6 feet and falling
Weather clear and cool
PirrsBURa, Oct. IA. River 20 inches and
rising. Weather haZy and cold.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. l2-Weather clear mercury
80 81 Tue river has risen one inch, and is now
about stationary.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12.-River rising, feet II
inches in the canal. Down: Esperanza from
Cincinnati to New Orleans. Weather cloudy and
| sool.
CAIRO, Oct. 12.-Arrived: Yaeger from New