The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-28


over accession Of Alfonso. Business was
suspended Friday and Saturday. There
were grand banquets and other proceedings.
On Sunday 7e Ds'tmwas sung wIthimposing
ceremonies.
LONDON, January s1.-The Thornsby,
from Cardiff for Bombay, is supposed to
be lost, with twenty-nine persons aboard.
The London and River Plate Bank has
received the following dispatch from Mon
tevideo: The Uruguay government has
failed, and the rebels are in power. There
il a general alarm, and business is sus-
pended. The British squadron Is in the har-
Dor. Pedro Narela, President Of the Sen
ate, has been elected By the rebels provin-
cial president Of the republic
LONDON, January 21.-Tbe prompt sction
Oh spain in tie GuStave affair has had an
excellent effect on the Northern powers,
who are ready to acknowledge Alfonso as
soon as they are officially notified Of his &C
The Spanish fleet viii probably lombard
SeruZ tomorrow. The German man-of-war,
Nautilus, is-theEe, but viii take no part in
the action.
PARIs, January sl.-The Right, Centre
and Left united 20 consider motion to inn
mediately consider the constitutional bills.
The government was supported by the
Right, who proposed a days delay.
MADRID, January 2l.-Alfonso has
reached Saragossa. Bands Of Carlists near
the railroad beyond check his progress. A
train filed with soldiers precedes the royal
car.
Valmasezada goes to Cuba as commander.
in-chief.
GENEVA, January 2.-Disturbances have
occurred over the baptism of children by
the old Catholics in two villages of this
Canton, and the presence Of troops is nee
essary TO preserve order.
J PARIS, January 22.-The Countess Of
Paris sonned safely.
LONDON, January 22.-Au powers are
striving to insure pacific arrangements IN
the settlement Of the difficulty between
Turkey and Montegro, but the warlike
spirit among the Montegroes threatens a
collision.
ST.. PETERSBURG, January sat is
stated that Nunlego viii have Russian sup
port in the quarrel with Prussia
LONDON, January 28.--The Times cores
. pendent at Paris has telegraphed that It
is considered that the Duke DeBroglio, by
the part he took In Fridays debate in the
. Assembly, has disappointed all chance Of
forming a new administration, as che vote
on motion 10 close the debate, which was
made and supported by his partisans proved
there was a majority of nearly one hundred
: against him.
The Duke DeCasse recently sent a
! second to NJ. Dutemple to demand an ex-
I PLANTATION Of certain letters charging him
! with violating his engagements. 1t Is an
5 nounced the affair has been amicably
settled.
LONDON, January e6.-The Emperor OF
China died on the twelfth. His successor
: is prince five years Of age.
Madrid, January 26.-The Carlists have
] left the provinces Of Biscay and Guipazcoa,
and moved into Navarro, taking with them
Q all their material Of war.
The army Of the North has assumed the
offensive against the Carlists.
, VIENNA, January 20.-The governments
of Turkey and Montegro have Withdrawn
= their forces which they have had collected
on the border of their respective countries
3 in anticipation of hostilities.
q KINGSTON, Ont, January 26.-Redford &
: Barstow's elevator, with several thousand
bushels Of grain, was destroyed by fire.
: the Markets.
! GALVESTON, January 20.-Money steady
f and unchanged. Gold firm at 1870
+ 1924 buying and selling. Silver - firm
n at l0614@107, buying and selling. Ex-
{ change commercial bills arc in scant sup
:. ply, rates advanced; commercial New York
; sight, currency, par do, gold, nominal; ,
; New Orleans sight, currency, par; do. gold,
; nominal; sterling, GO days, $780, Bankers
!, New York sight, currency, u preminmi do,
gold, nominal; New Orleans sight, currency,
!. u premiumi do gold. nominal; sterling, 90
I days, 5.45.
q Bacon-dull and unchanged; clear sides
{ l12Sc; clear rib II llci shoulders 1Oc; break
. fast bacon 131<c Coffee - steady and
!, unchanged; round lots In gold, fair 1ell@
i 1S1Ec; good 1000 &c; prime 1881 @20c; deal
ers are selling from store at about &c advance
/ fhoon In nfa Late G0lo
90c per bushel; selling from store at 900
$1.05. Corn meal-fair supply and easy,
> selling at $505.25 per barrel. Flour
: steady, selling for XXX $500 a. $50; choice
= family $6.75@7.25 per barrel. Sales to-day
100 barrels Hams dull; choice sugarcured
y selling at 150151$c, second quality I4@
IS l456c. Eides-easier; dry flint selected 1910,
o as they run 16@1si4c; wet sailed selected
&c; butchers green, 71k08c; dry sailed
&c sold as dry flint, with allowance for SALT glue
stock, &C. Lard quiet; tierces 15c; kegs 10c;
h Proctor & Candles tierces 15c; kegs 16c
). Molasses-new Texas in fair supply and good
3 demand; selling at 0Oc for prime and Csc fol
choice per gallon for barrels; half barrels 81
n advance; kegs 1Oc advance; job lots at %
= 660c for barrels. Pecans-scarce and high
- choice Western new crop selling at 100l2c
u second quality 8@9c. Potatoes-stock moder
ate, prices quiet; Northern IS. 5004.2i
70 per barrel. Salt - stock small, selling
re gold, coarse, and e1.75, gold, for fine
]. sugar-new Louisiana and Texas, fair 4
er fully fair 02f @72{c; prime 70 choice S09c
N second quality B1<@81kc; yellow CLARIFIED
20 9S{@994c; of white I08i0l4c; pure whit
le 101601Os6c.f
.e i15sc; good ordinary 139Sc; low middlinl
- 1870; middling 14ssc; good middling 1870
" sales 1850 bales; receipts 1905 bales; stock o.
e hand II, IA bales.
NEW. YORK, January 90. - Stocks dull
Money at 216 per cent Gold opened 1929
7, Exchange-iong 487; short 400. Cover
" ments,dnil. State bonds dull and nominal
Cotton quiet; sales 604 bales; uplands Is AZ
~ Orleans 1890. Futures opened quiet an
us steady; February f5015 Lice; March - 1l.3
IT. 4i59se; April IS 3I820l5 11-i0ci Ma
- Flour dull and declining Pork firm; mes
ne &lD.45. Lard heavy; steam 135{0113z ~
rs Turpentine firm At 8501AsI<c. Rosin firm 4
81. 1502.2 for strained. Freiehts steady
" LONDON, January 26.-Erie, 26l{G1261<.
~ LIVERPOOL, January 26-Noon. ---Coito
90 easier, though not quOtably lower; middlin
q, uplands I'D; middling Orleans 7fSd; salg
IN 10000 bales, including 1000 for speculatio
and export Sales on basis Of middling ~
n lands not below low middling, shipped ID
n cember and January, 75<d.
NEW ORLEANS, January 20.-Coiton-
"a demand fair; sales $500 bales; good ordinar
70 strict good ordiniry 13l10i39<c; los
=. middling 10 strict low middling 14J<o1i41zs
middling to strict middling 1870 151 e; goo
u middling 70 middling fair 1514Nl61<c; fa
161<01162<c; receipts 1897 bales; no exports
~ stock on hand 504, 7l3 bales; unsod last evei
zee ing 167, 900 bales; on shipbOaFd 131 600 bale
'ai Gold 1929. Sight pr. Sterling 5.4s
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