New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
FOREIGN.
The Gr0fn Trade.

LONDON, October 13-The leading grain.
circular issued to day, says: In consequence
of the renewal of rain the remnant Of har-
vest in the north Of England, and . largo
part of the crop in Scotland, can not
even yet be considered saved. The
trade has ruled quiet during the week.
Country markets, however, remained
strong for dry native wheat, which, in some
cases, was rather dearer; foreign, 1t our
ports, is in limited request for consump-
tion. and somewhat easier. Maize is slow,
without qu0table change. Our fresh ar
rivals of all kinds of grain, for the last three
days, are very limited. The wheat trade
At to-days market was slow; white and
commen reds were q penny per GENITAL
lower than on Tuesday, but choice red
American was little. If at all, changed
Flour was unchanged. Corn was in fair
request at one-third penny decline; the
market, however, closed firm at the reduc-
ton.
Won Arnim's Sentence.
A Times dispatch from Berlin says Count
Won Arnim's sentence of five years. i'm
prisonment in the house of correction in
wolves forfeiture of his title and possibly
his property.
New Troops at Havana.
A Times dispatch from Barcelona an
nOuuces that 30 900 soldiers will, if necee-
sary, follow the 1000 who start for Cuba
| on the twentieth instant.
General Quesada has ordered municipal
tiles in the Bosque provinces to immediately
destroy all fOrticatiOns not occupied by
| Spanish troops.
HAVANA. October 13.-Two Spanish
steamers arrived to-day, bringing 1000
troops each. The French steamer from
| St. Thomas brings St. Domingo dates to
the third instant. The revolution in the
latter island still continues and all roads
/ s-ko snA g.
tation of the tobacco crop. Business is ct
complete standstill. The late hurricane
did much damage to plant atoms in the in
terror. Fighting still continues, both north
| and south.
The seaport of Monte Christie is again in
possession of the government, while tho
port of Samora has pronounced in favor Of
| the revOlntiOnists.
Matters continue very complicated. but
confidence in Espaillsts final triumph 10
prevailing.
An outrage was committed in SamanA ON
the Spanish sloop Perseverance. She had
been anchored in Arrecibc, and was driven
during the hurricai.5 to SsmanA. She was
in charge of one of the crew, as the Cap
eminent pilot did not 60 out to her, and she
got on q shOal at the entrance of the har-
Dor. She commenced discharging part of
her cargo, and the authorities, instead of
helping her to get off the sh0al, made her
discharge - much of her cargo as possible,
and sold the goods afterward openly in the
streets. The owner, who resides in St.
Thomas, entered his protest, and went to
Ssmana to investigate the matter.
Peace is prevailing in Hayti The export
duty on coffee is reduced to 81 per quintal
since October 2.
The Ex.Queen in Madrid.
MADRID, October l3-The Ok Queen Isa-
bella arrived in town to-day and returned
to the Escurial this evening.
Change Of Tactfcs-Martinez Campos ~
Bribe whom Jovellar Failed to Whip.
BARCELONA, October l3-General Mar
tiuez Campos took leave of the garrison on
Wednesday. Jovellar retains the captain
generalship under orders of General Mar
tinez Campos, as commander in chief. 1t is
believed that Campos will induce the in
surgeuts to accept terms, and that the more
resolute leaders will leave the island for
| pecuniarv considerations