The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-20
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.

SANTANDER, Jan. 1S-The Spanish squadre
has arrived at Larauz and is making prepar
tons Tor vigorous action. Its commando
have been instructed to exact from the Ca
lists indemnity for the owners and crew of Il
Gustav and punishment of her assailant
Germany is entirely satisfied with the stel
taken by Spain to procure reparation.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-The London Times hi
been mulcted in $500 for libel. The Emm
Mine swindle entered in the question.
LONDON JAM 19.-The cable steamer Fa1
aday is safe at Portland.
The health of the Pope is alarming.
PARIS, Jan. 19.-The Haute Pyrenees cleo
a Bonapartist by six thousand majority Tn
result causes sensation.
MADRID, Jan. 19.-Castelar refuses a seat il
the Cortes, if required to swear allegiance t
the Monarchy. He is in Geneva
BERLIN, Jan. l9-The Catholic Seminar
at Fulda has been closed and the head prizes
expelled.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The following is {
verbal abstract of the Presidents speech t.
the committee, headed by Acorn, regarding
saving alluvial lands of the Mississippi Val
ley.
He had not received the report but would
give it careful consideration; was kindly dis.
posed toward assisting in rebuilding the ma.
terial prosperity Of the South.
He regretted that the people of Shreveport
should be disposed to lawlessness SO soon
after it had been relieved by the bounty of
the Government during the yellow fever.
He thought they would get less sympathy in
Congress-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-In the Senate to-
day the bill for the relief of John Henderson,
OF New Orleans, was indefinitely postponed.
After the reading Of the journal, Messrs.
storm, OF Pennsylvania. and Sypher Of Lou
lslana made personal explanations denying
the statement that they were implicated in
the subsidy fraud.
Cincinnati Southern Railway determined to-
night on the construction OF that road by
way OF Boyce's station, to point near the
United States reservation in Chattanooga,
leaving the question of a selection of depot
grounds in addition to those donated by the
Roam Iron Company for further considera-
Llon, as they expect the right of way and
groundc to be furnished by the city Of Chat
tanooga.
New YORK. Jan. ia special meeting of
he Union League adjourned without action
lpon the resolutions; one approving the |
'ther condemning Louisiana affairs.
New YORK, Jan 19.-Wm. H. Aspinwall. |
veil known in shipping and commercial cir
les, is dead.
Hartford, Jan. 1o.-E. B. Cooke, of the
waterford American, the Oldest editor, is
lead. He was 81 years Of age.
New YORK, Jan. -, 1915 p. M.-Cotton-
pot steady, fair demand Ordinary 12i. Good
ordinary 145, Low Middling AZ, Middling
81, Middling Alabama 15I, Middlng Orleans
Futures weak; low middling for January
1i IL l5s; for February 15lM15 SIG; for
larch l55@15 11-16; for April Is 15-16M,
); for May 16l0G16 SIG; for June 165M,l6
[-16; forJuly 16s GIG 1916; for August II 1-16
ad for September 16}G116l.
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat dull, nomi-
ally unchanged. Corn quiet and unchanged.
ork heavy; mese $50. Lard heavy; steam
+ Turpentine firm, 80. Resin dull, % O5
2 20 for strained.
New YORK, Jan. 19.-Stocks active but
xchange long 4.S7; short 9O5. Govern
ents dull. State bonds quiet and nominal.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, Noon.-Cotton active: !
plands 7$d, Orleans Sd. Estimated sales l
day is, 600 bales, 1000 being for specula-
"a and export December and January t
lpments from Charleston or Savannah, not v
low Good Ordinary, I'D, January and Feb c
airy do, not below Low Mddling, 4, Feb y
airy and March delivery, do, I'D, March and c
)rll DO, 1sd. $
LATER. 3 p. M.-Cotton - unchanged. t.
he sales to-day include II, 400 bales Ameri-
February and March shipments, from sa-
nnah or Charleston not below Good Or1i-
ry. 75M7 15-l6d; January and February G
pments from New Orleans, not below Low
ddling s Lie, February and March deliv-
do 1916.
IATER-4 +. M-December and January
pments from Savannah or Charleston, not II
ow Good Ordinary II 13-16d: ditto not i.
ow Low Mlddling. Z 13-16d; March and O.
ri delivery ditto; no. below Good Ordinary
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, n.-Breadstuffs al al
ct.
'ARrs Jan. -, $3.50 p M.-Rentes G2 francs tie
confines.
.oNpoN, Jan. 10, 1890 P. M.-Consols, for a"
ney, 92ss, on account 92ss. of
.oNDoN, Jan. 10, Noon.-Finances IN ro
nSed. Money-street rate 3 II cent below ki
k rate. n mo-
ouTHwEsT Pass, Jan. 10, Noon Barome- err
1880 Wind north, light; thick log. =
rriyed: Schooner Mary Ellen, smith.
tier, 5 days from Utilla. Mexican steam
} L. NJ. Pasquel, Perez, master, 6 days
Vera Cruz. Steamship Chas. W. Lord,
| 40 4. NJ, Cotton. master, from Phila-
'hla via Havana, to E. A. Yorke. II
o departures. "
ALvEsToN Jan. 19.-Arrived Steamships 400
ton and Josephine from Brashear, Hewes
] New Orleans, Hutchinson from Indian
bark Granville, Bell, from Annapolis. to -
ted States, in ballast; schooner NJ. S.
Is from Boston. Cleared: Hewes for Ha-
!, ship Prince Louis for Liverpool, bark
rwald for Cork TOR orders. Sailed: Jose
lie and Hutchinson for Brashear, and Gin Cor
for Indianola.
Ew York, Jan. 19.-Arrived ont Eliza
Mentz, Maria Lamb, Castalia, Jesse
Ids Fritz
-sINEss n FUNDAMENTALLY Philadel- Is
Ledgr OF the 18th inst, SAYS: Several SA'
res have been ranorted recantiv Of ,or+;o, at Il