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

YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.
PARIS, Dec. 31-A Geographic dispatch re
ceived in this city from Madrid, under to
S days date, says that Prince Alphonso, son Q
4 ex-Queen Isabella, has been proclaimed Kim
+ OF Spain, and is recognized by all the force
$ comprising the armies Of the North an,
t Center.
: CORY, PA.-Dec. 31.-Seven buildings, in
I GLIDING the United States Hotel, Capt.
House, Senate Hotel, American Hotel, Jack
} sons candy factory, and Finch and Weber,
! billiard saloon, burned this morning. Loss
S25, 900. Another fire tonight destroyed
, Hewlett, BardweI & Co. s cooper shop, and
vacant house adjoining. Loss about $1,000
Insurance on e. Ter unknown.
MUsKoGEE, Dec. 31.-Three notorious des
peradoes were killed on Pryors Greek, one OF
whom was member of the deputy sheriff
was shot through the body Thomas Cox
was shot through the body while trying to
introduce whisky into the territory.
Deputy Sheriff Frank D. Consine was shot
through the leg. Aleck Colston, one of the
posse, was shot, and ran for the swamps He
was followed by Wash Mayo, who had some
old scores to settle, and riddled with bullets
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 31.-Much trouble is ex-
pected at the Render mines in Ohio Co., Ky.
Some weeks since the miners employed there
struck for higher wages, and the company
procured new gang. The latter has been
been frequently threatened by the strikers,
and yesterday, about one hundred of the lat
ter, some of them armed, appeared at the
mines and demanded suspension of the
work. The president of the company has ap-
| piled to the Governor for aid, but an answer
is not yet received.
FALL RIVER, Dec. 31.-The employees,
differing with the weavers and spinners,
shorter time or lower wages seems certain A
resolution Of the operatives to draw their saw
ings from the banks was adopted. The spin
ners accept the reduction of wages under pro-
test with view to strike in the spring
New YORK, Dec. 31.-Maurice Vigneaux
beat Joseph Dion 600 points for $1,000 and
the championship. Won on the forty-eight
inning, Dion scoring 53S
New YORK, Dec. .31.-Gov. Morgan L.
Smith has died Of congestion Of the lungs
The Masons gave the King of the Sand
wich Islands reception.
DUCHESS JUNCTION, Dec. 31.-A fall of
rocks in Garrison tunnel detains the Hudson
River railroad trains.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The Departments
closed at noon.
TORONTO, Dec. 81. - The thermometer
ranges between IS and SO degrees below zero
through Canada.
New York, Dec. 81, 1925 P. M. Cotton
quiet; Ordinary liz, Good Ordinary IS, Low
Middling 13a, Middling al. Middling Ala
bama 14s, Middling Orleans 14s.
Futures dull and easy; Low Middling for
January Is 15-16@14, for February IA 7-16M |
IA. for March 14s@1415-16, for April Is 1-l6 |
(015s, for May 15s015 11-16, for June Is |
Cg16 Jig, for July l64@16s, for August 49,.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged. |
Corn advancing. Pork steady; new $40 5O@ |
20 62I. Lard quiet; steam 13s. Turpentine
heavy, 35@353. Rosin unchanged. Freights
NEW YORK, Dec. 31-Noon.-stocks active.
Money Picent; gold 1121. Exchange long
f.86; short 1901. Government bonds dull.
State bonds active and strong.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 81, 1890 P. Motion
luiet Uplands 7sd. Orleans I'D Estimated
ales to-day 10000 bales, 1000 being for
speculation and export.
Sales for the week $1,000 bales of which
900 were for speculation and 1000 for export.
stock 5000 bales, 27500O being American.
stock afoat 464,O0 $4,000 Of which are
american. Receipts for the week 1O4, 900
'ales, $4,000 Of which were American. Actual
xport 5000 bales
hipment from Charleston or Savannah. not
elow Low Middling, 7ad, February and
Iarch delivery, do 7sd.
LATER, p. Motion unchanged. The
ales to-day include $500 bales American. 8
anuary and February shipments from
charleston or Savannah, not below Low s
1iddling 7-16d.
LONDON, Dec. 81, P Consols-for a
honey 9l40915 on account 81 3M92. a
PARIS, Dec. 81, 2 P. M.-Rentes 81 francs t
confines.
LONDON, Dec. 81, Noon-Bullion has in
reased in the Bank Of England nearly $780, a
90. i
Erie 25!.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 81, Nocn-Lard 62s Cd. :
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 31-Noon.-Barom- !;
Ter 3O4O. Weather very thick and foggy.
Arrived: Norwegian bark Storfena, Ansuld {
laster, 10 days from st. Thomas. :,
Norwegian bark Stadtminister Stang. Falk- +
aberg master, 10 days from st. Thomas, for 9
rders. 7
The ship Magnolia and the bark Kate f
arm are still anchored outside outward 4
ound.
PAss-A-L'oUTRE, Dec. 81, Noon.-Wind
ortheast, fresh. Weather cloudy and foggy. r.
Arrived: Swedish brig Esmeralda, Terms Il
N, master, Sc days from Rio Janeiro. "
Sailed: Steamship Margaret, ships Ken h
ckian and Lizzie Ross, bark Prince Napo- Il
on, schooners E. j. Morrison and Antonio 2
omar. a
GALVESTON, Dec. 3O.-Arrived: Steamship
'hitney from Brashear, bark Coligny from tf
era Cruz, bark Maryatt from Bristol, Eng
nd, bark Uncan from Liverpool, bark Sarah
ouglass from Liverpool.
Cleared: Schooner Rocket, for Pasca-
'ula.
Sailed: Whitney for Brashear.
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