The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-09

l Mr.. Kerr, of st. Joseph, Mo-, said the pee
4 pie northwest did NOT carry grain in larg
quantities, and the market that expected
get its trade, must put up q margin and max
its own market; must be prepared to receiv
ten, fifteen or fifty car loads Of grain per day
tput upthe money for it and seek another mai
4 ket itself The grain men Of the new North
west did not propose to ship to Europe; the
would ship to Galveston, as they did to Chi
cago, the grain being paid for at its destina
ton and the buyer there seeking his owl
market, either abroad or at home.
Mr.. Murphy, of the Atchison Delegation
Nh. Hays and several other gentlemen, ad
dressed the meeting. It was resolved that ,
committee be appointed in conjunction witt
the Committee on Freights of the delegation
to confer with Mr.. Waldo of the Central Texa.
and Mr.. Robinson of the Missouri, Kansa,
Texas Railways on the subject.
| The Chair appointed Messrs. james Sorley
John Sealy, NJ. Kopperl and J. M. Mathew
| the committee. The meeting then adjourned
MEMPHIS Jan. 8.-The Democrats carried
! the municipal election.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 8, The committees of the
Northern and Southern Presbyterian Churches
to consider the existing difference have or
gained. DR.. VIM. Brown, of Richmond, is
President
AUGUSTA, JAM 8.-The Maine Republi
can caucus nominated Hamlin for United
States Senator. @@st"
LANSING, Jan. 8-The Republican caucus
dominates Chandler for United States Sena-
tor.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-The steam tug Speed
we'll, reported missing, had on board thirty
persons and was engaged in some Government
work connected with torpedo manufacturing.
As she has not arrived at Newport, where she
was bound, it is feared she has been lost,
with all hands. ge - -
NEW YORK, Jan. 8, Noon. Cotton-spot
quiet and nominal Ordinary 1923, Good Or
binary 13a, Low Middling IA, Middling Is
Midding Alabrma 15s, Middfing Orleans 15a.
Futures weak !; Low Middling for January
nominal, for February IA 13-16@145, for
May 1905 1916, for June i61, for july 16
7-16@1 64, for August 1872. istS
Flour declining. Wheat quiet and heavy.
Corn dull and heavy. Pork unchangee, 500 so
(0D 62!. Lard firm, steam IL Turpentine
SO. Rosin dull, 81 1O(a2 Is for
strained. Freights quiet.
New YoRK, Jan. 8-Stocks dull money 8:
gold 1921; exchange, long 1856, short 100
Governments active but lower for some. State
bonds quiet and steady.
t1vERrooI, Jan. 8, 1890 P. NJ. Cotton
quiet; UPlands 7sd, Orleans I'D. Estimated
'ales to-day 1000, 5000 being. for speculation
md export.
Sales for the week lis, 600 bales, of which |
10, 600 we're for speculation and 5000 for ex- |
port. Stock 1890 bales, Of which $1,000 |
ire American. Stock afoat 81, 900 bales,
81 900 being American.
Weeks receipts 184, 600 bales, of which 147,-
700 were American; actual exports 1000 bales.
December and January shipments from
savannah or Charleston, not below Low Mid
ling. 7sd; December ditto, 11-16d Janu-
'ry and February shipments from New Or
sans, not below Low Middling, 75d.
LATER, 23O P. M.-December shipments
rom Charleston or Savannah, not below Good
)rtlnary, 7sd; December and January do Z
-l6d; SANITARY and February do I'D; Febru-
~ and March do, not below Low Middling.
I'd; February and March delivery do, GIG;
1arch and April do, Ted.
LATER P. Motion unchanged. The
ales to-day include $500 bales of American.
later p. M.-January and February
hipments from Charleston or Savannah. not
Glow low middling, 7sd.
LONDON, JAN 8, 1880 P. M-Consols-fo
'oney 92i@ 1929; on account 92l@ 92s.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-Weather fair.
Money-street rate 1916 below bank rate.
PARIS, Jan. 8, P. M-Rentes Gaia.
C.-NOOQ.-DafO- |
leter 3O:4O. Wind North Northeast and
esh.
Arrived; Norwegian bark Racer, Kundsen, |
aster, A days trom Sharpuco.
Sailed: Banks Advance, Stadminister, Stang !
ID Sjofna, steamers Carondelet and Clinton.
PASCAL oUTRE, Jan. 8, Noon. - Wind
ortheast, light Weather hazy.
Arrived: Steamship Hudson, at 9:45 A. M.
ager, master, from New York, to A. Moulton. P
vedish bark Mercurius previously reported
tslde, Huffman, master, SO days from Bor-
aux, via 1t Thomas.
Sailed: Bark Sinneto and schooner Sullivan
wn.
GALVESTON, Jan. 8-Arived: Steamship
'rlan, from Indianola bark Eva H. Fisk.
m Jamaica, in ballast.
feared: Coligny, Carrier, for Mexico, in
last schooner Kate, Miller for Boston.
sailed Harlan, for Brashear.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.-The steamer Kenil-
nth, from Liverpool, II days out, passed
pc Helper this morning, bound up.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-Arrived: Goethe, Gae. 81
Idaho. ~
arrived out: Forest, Republic Clara Kel-
}, Success, Minnie Hunter, Augustine, Ara
pas 2 Nel, American Eagle, San Jacinto and
Hiss Eliza Acton was earning her living as
yoverness when she startled the great
adon publisher, Longman, with the propo-
on TO- write for him on any subject that
really wanted. Mr.. Longman replied to
Lady: "We want a good cookery book"
literary governess, who knew little or
hing about cooking, ransacked all Eng
for materials, wrote to cooks and clever
and made the acquaintance of "
cures, nom all Of whom she cleaned valu- "
REGIMES for 6iahoo sSMoSo~n NooL.t