The Daily clarion., 1876-01-09
WarIike Orders

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NarIike Orders.
VIENNA, Jan. S.--A correspondent of the
says that all persons in Vienna
liable tor duty, were ordered to hold them
selves in readiness to join their respective
corps within As hours. Physicians say Won
Arnim is too i'll to go to Herzegovina.
This certificate is regarded as insufficient
and the Count is ordered to go in person.
A Terrible Situation.
A bark, name unknown, is ashore. The
ship is in situation similar to that of the
Switzerland; II persons can be seen on
board, but approach is impossible,
The Bark Hunter is Saved.
The vessel ashore on Ship Wash Sands, in
the North Sea, is the bark Hunter, from
Christiana for an English port. She has
been saved.
Collision and Loss of Life.
LONDON, Jan. S-The City of Brooklyn
collided with, and sunk, an Italian bark, oil
Fasnet. Three of the baTk's crew are miss
ing of the balance, nine were rescued by
the steamer.
That Turkish Note.
COLOGNE, Jan. S.-The Gazette says that
Italy has accepted AustIia's Turkish note.
England asked one week for consideration
which expires on the 18th.
Count Andrassy's Proposal.
BERLIN, Jan. S--Count Andrassy, in the
proposed reform in the Sultans vassal prov
nces, makes no definite proposal for the
controlling or the execution of these re-
forms, but it is stated that he proposes
general control through the supervision of
the consuls and report of ambassadors.
LONDON, Jan. "A Pail Mall Gazette's
special telegram from Berlin says Andras-
sy's proposals are substantially Identical
with the suggestions made by foreign con-
suls assem- bled at Mostar last autumn, and
are designed to remedy the grievances they
indicated. The question OF guarantees is
postponed until the Sublime Porte indicates
| the acceptance or refusal of the proposals
New ORLEANS, Jan. S.--Corn meal. dull,
| s2.5O02.60 Corn, supply dull at S0@ 85. Dry
salt meats quoted, nominally, shoulders
! 731; clear rib sides l014; clear sides l0s4
| Bacon, little demand, no shoulders in first
hands; clear rib sides, nomnally 1214
clear, 1234@l3; hams dull, choice sugar
cured H.. Coffee. fair demand; ordinary
to prime, l812@l9M. Whisky, rectitied,
light supply. demand fair; Louisiana and
western 81 12G $l.l3. Other articles unchang-
ed, Gold. 1914. Sight, a discount. Sterling,
bank, nominal. Cotton, demand good;
sales 10000 bales. Butter, qualities stronger
lower grades irregular; good ordinary to
strict good ordinary, l016 low middIing to
strict low middling, ll16@1131; middling
10 strict middling, 124@l276; good mid
! ding to mddling fair, 141s @l3; receipts,
net, 35S0--gross, 1919; no exports; stock,
269.342.
MARKETS.
, NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Stocks active and
strong. Money, ). Gold, 49,. Exchange,
long, 4 So; short, 50. Governments active
and strong. State Bonds quiet and steady.
Cotton dull; sales 4740; Uplands, 13 5-l6 :;
Orleans, 13ls. Futures opened weak; jan
uary, 13 l-l6@ ls; February. 13 -32@2 l6 +;
March, I3 17-32@9-16; April, 1884 Ia % 81 ;
) NAV, 13 1916. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn active,
| and shade better. Pork unchanged. Lard
! steady; steam, l2ts
ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.--Flour, quiet, and un-
changed, only local demand. Wheat, strong
er and higher, Corn, active and lower
/ mixed 3s34 1914 Oats dull and lower a
: 35. Rice quiet, 50. Barley, quiet and un
( changed. Pork. s., nominally unchanged
: Sl975. Lard 1914 bulk pork stronger, helC
o higher: shoulders q; clear rib 10; clear
: sides 1Ol4 rib at country points held for 7;
: higher here. Bacon, firm and unchanged
d Green meats stronger, a fraction better
/. Whisky, quiet and unchanged