The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-03-28
evacuated Buyukdere and will occupy

evacuated Buyukdere and will occupy
Ms stalk.
BELGRADE, March 26.-The report
that the ServaiR troops had evacusted
Corauja is confirmed, and the place has
since been occupied by the Russians.
The Turkish Inhabitants of Coranja
have sent an address to Prince Milan,
asking for annexation to Servia. II that
is impossible they beg for permission
TO migrate int Servia because they sre
resolved not to remain in Bulgaria.
VIENNA, March 26.-Gen. IgnatiefT
has arrived.
PARIS, March 26.-The budget COM
mittee of the Chamber of Deputies
unanimously rejected the SeDate's
amendment TO the budget.
lie IsaapS believes that the congress
has failed in consequence of England's
failure to participate. France stipu-
lated from the outset that she would
only take part in the congress if all
signatory powers were represented.
The Loir states that the council of min
listers has renewed this resolution.
Marquis De Grsbiac has been APP
pointed ambassador TO the Vatican.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, March 26.-Grand
Duke Nicholas, accompanied by twelve
Russian gents, proceeded to day in the
royal yacht Linadia to the Dolma
Bsghtiethe Palace, where he was re-
ceived by the Sultan, surrounded by
his minister and Osman Pasha and
other generals. The Grand Duke con-
versed with the Sultan twenty min
utes; he then went to Belbeylerbey
palace, where he was visited by the
Saltan; forty-ive minutes later the
Grand Duke and suite next proceeded
to the former Russian embassy, in
front of which the Russian eagles were
displayed. The Grand Duke will
sleep on board the Linadia tonight,
and take luncheon with the Sultan to-
morrow. 1t is said that the Grand
Duke, referring to the Porte's apprehen.
sions of possible Russian conflict, ex-
pressed the hope that the congress
would effect an arrangement.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON MARKETS.
GALVESTON, March 26.-Gold' 1921.
Silver par. Mexican silver &C. EN-
change New York sight = per cent
premium; New Orleans sight 81 per
cent premium.
Hides-quiet but firm; dry selected
161sc; light, sailed 141sc; stack, salted,
1ilsc; kips l415c; wet, sailed, selected,
SIC; butchers green exc.
Wool - spring arriving; medium,
slightly bury, lSc.
Cotton-receipts ST. bales; exports to
Great Britain 3249 bales; coastwise $40
bales; stock on hand A, 946 bales; sales
bales; market dull and irregular; good
middling lie; middling 10llc; low mid
ding 9ssc; good ordinary SIC.
:;Ew ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEw-ORLEANs, March 2G.-Gold 101lf
@lOl1s. Sight par. Sterling, bank,
Cotton in fair demand; ordinary 75sc;
good ordinary S3sc; low middling 9l1c;
middling 10Ac; good middiing lie;
middling fair nominal; receipts, net 1854
bales; gross 9032 bales; exports to Great
Britain $3.50 bales; stock 264, 1853 bales.
Flour dull, weak and lower; superfine
81; XIX 81. so; XXX 81. 75@15. 80; higher
grades $5.75@6.75. Corn steady aud in
fair demand at 47@49c Oats active and
firm; St. Louis 35c; choice Galena 37@
3Sc. Cornmeal dull and nominal at So 10
@2.2O. Hay dull and nominal; ordinary
$l1@l3; prime $l4@l6. Pork quiet;
held at $10.25. Lard quiet; tierce 714@0
72fc; key 724@S4c. Dry salt meats
quiet and weak; shoulders, loose $500
354c; clear ribs 47s@5c; clear sides
5l1c. Bacon quiet at 4 Il, 53s, 6@6l &C.
Hams in fair demand and market firm;
choice sugar cured, small and medium,
S@99c; large dull at 70172l &c; uncanvassed
615@624c; Whisky steady at 81 03C0
LOG Coffee quiet; carg0es of ordi-
nary to prime l4@7l1ac, gold. Sugar
dull; common to good common So
@614c; fair to fully fair G4@7c: prime
to choice 74@Sc; yellow clarified 81
@s1sc. Molasses in good demand; com.
mon, fermenting, 10000; fair, not fer.
menting, 20@23c; prime to choice, geo
42c. Rice steady; ordinary to choice
Louisiana 54@694c. Bran dull and
lower at 85@00c.