Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-15
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THE NOON DISPATCHES
COTTON AND GOLD QUOTATIONS

LIVERPOOL, September ID, pm. Cot
ton, unchanged and steady Sales to-
day 2l3,OOO bales - middling uplands,
l3d; breadstuff market upward; provls-
ions unchanged; lard very dull.
LONDON, September, 10, pm. - Con-
soils, S9l for money 52Os, 724.
TRIESTE, September H. = Adylces
from Athens state that the Grafton assem-
bly, have voted for the annexation of the
Island of Gambia to Greece.
BERLIN, September b.. am. = The
Prussian Chamber of Deputies have
voted an electoral law for Saxony. The
negotiations between Prussia and Sax
ony make very slow progress.
ST. PETERSBURG, September ia
farewell banquet was given to-day to the
American Embassy. Assistant Secre-
tary Fox and several L. S. officers were
present Count Senchakof made a
speech expressive of the hope that the
good faith now prevailing between Rus
STA and the United States would be perma-
nent. and stated that there was no dan
ger of its being considered menace to
other nations.
PARIS, September l3 The Journal
De5ats states that the French and Eng
lish Governments have made conformity
an active representation to the Sultan OF
Turkey against the acquisition by the
United States of an island in the gulf OF
Asina.
New YORK, September 10, 2 Gold
442; exchange, dull 60 days, It sight,
81 coupons, 6s4 do 81, ll2l; do. 81,
llla; do. Ga, 1881; do. '65, 1885, los,
9sa Treasures, lO6@lO64; cotton, firm,
uplands, 93l Orleans, 35g936c crops
accounts unfavcrable; flour, dropping;
wheat, dull, l@2c lower; pork, quiet at
339 lard, dull.
HARRISBURG, Sept l5.-Secretary Sew
ard arrived last night with every symp-
tom of violent attack Of cholera He
was TOO i'll to be removed, and remained
in the ear all night. He was reported
better this morning, and left in the train
for Washington.
LIVERPOOL, Sept II, II m.-Coiion
market steady and unchanged Brokers
circular reports sales of 20, 600 bales for
the week; middling upland quoted at
I'D. Breadstuifs and provisions un-
changed.
LONDON, September l4,-Consols, 80 /;
5.2Os. frmer-quoted at 73.
SOUTHAMPTON, September II. - Ar
rived, steamer Avaleo, from New York.
She left this morning for Havre.
PARIS, September 1.-THE AoniteHr
states that Macmillan had named Gene
raj Asmonds Minister of War, to reside
in France, but his military reports TO his
own country being incompatible with the
duties of said Office, Napoleon refused
to grant authority for Asmonds' accep-
lance.
BERLIx, Sept Is. = The Prussian
Chamber of Deputies voted am electoral
law and Parliament of Saxony. Nego-
tiations between Prussia aud Saxony
have made slow progress. Prussia de
mands the taking Of an oath Of loyalty
to herself By Saxon troops, the payment
of ten million thalers as indemnify tC
Prussia for expenses Of the war, and th'
right to garrison foriresses and cities o
Dresden and Leipzig
Doubts having been expressed OF th'
passage Of the bill authorizing the kinl
to make a loan for the liquidation Of th'
late war expenses, it is announced OF
, what may be considered semi-oficia
authority, that should the bill be reject
; ed. the Chamber of Deputies viii b
dissolved by a royal decree.
PHILADELPHIA.. September l5.-By al
accident at Johnstown twelve men wer'
. crushed 10 death and ninety wounded.
A Washington dispatch says Secretar.
, Seward is seriously i'll His condition
is considered precarious. BE passed
bad night
Il Flour. 50 -, single extra, $40 %
E double extra, Sl2 90 spring wheat, 81 Is
prime fall, 81 4O@2 40; corn, nike
and yellow, Goose, white, 75e oaii
.
! s46Ac; lard unchanged; whiskey' 26s'
, CIxcIxxArI, September "a - Whea
1 and -four nominal corn, firm at 6le
I oats. sO6s5e; whiskey and provision
unchanged; gold, l44l.
FROM WASHINGTON.