The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13
YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.

YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.
LONDON, Jan. 12-The Times has reason 10
believe that Bismarck has intimated to Spain
that the German Government will defer recoo-
milton of Alfonso until the decree suspendinsr
two Protestant newspapers, and closing the
Protestant chapel in Cadiz, is repealed.
HAzELToN, Pa, Jan. II. = Disagreement
Gusts twenty thousand mineas along the Lee
high Valley and Central road.
NEW YORK, Jan. IA fire in Jas. W.
raging. The loss will be heavy.
| DALTON, Mass, Jan. 12-Brister & Cuttings
papea mill buaned !; loss 100000.
HARR1sBURG, Pa, Jan. 12.-After spirited
debate, resolutions were adopted commen-
cling: CATER the unparalleled usurpation.'"
In the body of the proceedings occur words
of sympathy and emphatic protestation.
| A committee was appointed to give an ex-
preston of sympathy Of the Legislature for
the people of Louisiana
| ALBANY, Jan. 12.-Gov Tilden has sent a
special message to the Legislature, calling
attention to Louisiana affairs, and Senator
Lord offered concurrent resolutions con-
demning all persons responsible for the
| interference with the Legislature.
The resolutions were laid on the able on
motion of Mr.. Woodin, who said it would be-
wise to await the report Of the Louisiana in
| vestigating committee.
NHw YORK, Jan. IA Herald special from
London says Don Carlos has issued pro-
clamation dated Headquarters, Vara, Jan. 6,
in which he declares as head of the Spanish
Bourbons he contemplates with profound sor-
row the attitude of his cousin Alfonso whore,
inexperience has led him to consent to being
the instrument of the same persons who ex-
PEELED him and his mother. Notwithstand-.
ing, he makes no prosest; the dignity of him.
self and army is the only protest he can offer.
He AYERS he will remain faithful to his holy
mission and keep the flag unframed.
New YORK, Jan. IL, Noon.-Cotton-spo
firm and unchanged; Ordinary 1211. Good Or
Middling Alabama 15t, Middling Orleans 15s.
generally held higher.
Futures-market quiet and easy and buy
ers offering lower prices; sales so far $500
bales. February Is 3-16@154, March 1870
15s, April 15s@ 15 1916, May Is 3-16@1 6{,.
June 16 9-16@16s.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat heavy.
Corn shade frmer. Pork quiet at $40 So.
Lard quiet, steam 14ic. Turpentine quiet at
Preights heavy.
NRw YoEK, Jan. ~, Noon.-Gold 1929.
Sterling 4.9O@485a.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IL, Noon-Cotton- market
frmer. Sales estimated 15 900 bales, 5000 Of
which are for export and speculation. Up.
lands 7Sd, Orleans 7sd. January and
February shipments from Savannah or
Charleston, not below Low Middlings, 73d,
March and April delivery do 79d.
to-day 5000 bales, 5000 of which were for
export and speculation. The safes include
5000 bales American. Uplands 7sd; Orleans
75d. February and March shipments from
Savannah or Charleston, nothing below Low
13-16d; February and March de-
livery do 11-16d.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II, Breadstufs,
dull. Corn 30s@40s3Od Pork SO. Bacon
Sis for short clear mindless
LONDON II, 1890 P. M.-Consols- for mo-
ney 924 @92a on account 92a@92s
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Erie 265.
LATER.-Erie 274. Tallow Ats 3d. Sugar
On spot 25(126s Cd. Weather wet.
PARIS, Jan. 12-Rentes 62f Sc.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan. 12-Noon.-Baro-
meter 3O:1O. Wind southeast, fresh. Weather
;hiek and foggy, with rain.
Arrived: Steamship Wilmington at $40,
his A. NJ, Holmes, master, from Baltimore
7ia Havana, to j. NJ. Witherspoon.
No departures.
GALVESTON, Jan. 12-Arrived steamship
Whitney from Brashear, Agnes from Nueviras
Juba Josephine from Brashear, Clinton from
3rashear, Hutchinson from Indanola. Cleared
orig Emily Wakes for New Orleans, in ballast.
steamers Whitney, Josephine and Hutchen-
on for Brashear, Clinton for Indianola.
New YORK, Jan. H. = Arrived Henry
;hauncey, America, Cortes, Western Metropo-
is and West Phalia
Arrived out: Adona, David Babcock, Flora,
Almira, Robinson, Santona, Alliance, Helios.
Jsleste.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-The Georgia, from Bos-
on for Savannah, was abandoned at sea. The
rev were taken to Liverpool by the Adorna,
rom New Orleans