The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
For the South Westere4
From our Extras.I
Markets,


uplands 27@271c. Gold 13sa.
| NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-Co Cotton-Sales $50 bales;
market dull; low middling 241@25c.; receipts %
bales. Flour quiet and stock light super6ne SO Is,
double extra sl2. Corn firm; mixedan yellow 81 %
al 49, and white 81 45. Oats nominal in first hands
retailing at 81 Is. Pork firm; asking $26 SO. Bacon
shoulders scarce at 144, and clear sides l64@l64c
Gold l40. Sterling 511@54; New York sight a@
/ s4pct premium.
NEW York, July "a, evening. Stocks strong. Gold
/ 1894. Cotton frmer sales 900 bales, at 27@l274c.
for middling uplands.
The Express financial article says the money mar
ket is still unchanged, the supply exceeding the de-
mand. Border State bonds are higher and in more
demand.
NEW YoRK, July Is, noon--stocks excited and
shade lower since call. Money 5@6fPct. Gold
1398@l394.
/ NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Cotton sales $50 bales;
prices unsettled; low middling 241@25c.; receipts
327 bales; exports rs bales. Louisiana sugar-only
retail trade; fully fair to prime I4c. Choice Musco
yado molasses sold at 54c. Flour qnie superfne
$40 rs; double extra $12. Corn-stock light; mixed
and yellow 81 25t@l 35, and white 81 4O(0l 45.
Oats-none in first hands; retailing from second hands
at 81 Is. Pork quiet but frmer; asking $26 30 Ba-
con-shoulders l4c,; ribbed sides stock exhausted;
clear sides Ice. Gold 1899 Sterling 81 4154; New
York sight a@5 7tPct premium.
MOBILE, July 25.-Cotton market firm; sales 200
bales low middling 221c.; receipts bales.
4 New York, July 25, evening easier; sales
1000 bales at q Optic for middng uplands; mostly
t27c. Stocks heavy and excited. Money 516 Gold
1893.
/ New York, July 26, noon.-Gold 1898. Cotton
quiet but steady middling uplands 2700274c.
! New ORLEANS July 26.-Cotton sales 800 bales
prices dull and unchanged; low middlng 243@25c
receipts for the week 1901 bales against $40 last week.
exports for the week 10 $685. stock 20 983 bales. Lou
isana sugar-fair 134c. Market bare of Louisiana
molasses Cuba sugar firm, with light stock and fair
| demand 13c for number ID. Cuba nlolasses-stock
large and demand limited, at 4s@54c. Flour quiet;
superfne S1O75. Corn quiet and declined 205c.;
81 goal 40, whole range. Oas-none in first hands;
sales to arrive at 81 Is. Choice hay and in
demand other descriptions dul choice $2s and
strictly choice $32 Pork quiet; mess 1926 25@26 so.
Bacon-stock light and market quiet; shoulders IA t
@14a, and clear sides l64@l6fc. Lard quiet but
firm; tierces, in lots, l3sc Gold l394D139a Ster-
ling 5l4@54; New York sight s@t4pct premium
! New YoRK, July 26, evening.-Cotton frm sales
1900 bales at 270274c for middling uplands
AUGUSTA, Ca, July 26.-Cotton quiet but steady;
sales l5a bales; middlng 24@244. Gold 1898.
Cable Dispatches.
| VIENNA, July %, evening-Great preparations are
being made here for the reception of the Sultan. If
all the plans carried out, the ceremonies and fes
tvities during the Sutans stay will excel in grandeur
and magniicence anything he has met with in either
France or England
TRIESTE, July 23, evening-The Imperial frigate
Neutra has sailed from this port for Vera Cruz, with
orders to bring back from Mexico the remains of Max
milian.
PARIS, July 23-Tbe French government has pro-
hibited the placing Of any portion of the Russian Rail
| road loan in the Paris market.
Admiral Farragut has arrived in this city. The
United States Minister, Gen. Dix, gave ete to-day
in honor of the Admiral, at which large numbers of
American ladies and gentlemen present.
| LIVERPOOL, July "a, evening-Cotton Irregular
middng upands l04, and Orleans 10ad.; sales TO- 900
| bales.
| LIVERPOOL, July 25, -Cotton-middlng up
land lO4, ard Orleans 10ad.
| LONDON, July 25.-In the House of Lords the re-
| form bill passed to second reading.
| The House of Commons passed bill abolisling
/ church rates.
Sir Morton Petos liabilities are stated at nine mill
ions, and his assets three hundred thousand.
Lord Mas reports two Fenian prisoners, awaiting
trial at Dublin, insane.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 26-The raft Nonpare has ar
rived All well.
LIVERPOOL, July 26, noon.-C Cotton-middng up
lands lo4, and Orleans I08d; sales of the week -,
900 bales of which for export and speculation 81 OOO
stock 697 ooo whereof S6S, 900 are American cath
| er unfayorabc for crops.
LIVERPOOL, July 2G, P.M.-Cotton frmer but not
quotably higher.
FLORENCE, July 26.-Baron Rollazz prime minis
ter of Italy, offers to garrison the city OF Rome with
national troops to protect it against Garbadi and
Mazzin
Miscellaneous.
New ORLEANS, July 24.-Weather sultry, with
showers this evening. Thermometer 90 in the shade
and l06 in the sum-
New YORK, July 24.-The steamer Persia, with Eu.
ropean dates to the l4th, has arrived The twelfth of
July was celebrated BY the Orangemen Everything
passed off quietly in Belfast. Thirty thousand per-
sons passed in procession without molestaton. DR..
Higgins, bishop of Derry died suddenly on the 18th.
New YoRK, July PA prize fight took place this
morning between Phil. O'Connell and Stephen Don
nelly. After tw enty-two rounds, Donnelly de-
clared the victor.
The Scotia takes out million and half in specie.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-The prosecution in the Sur
raft case continues rebutting testimony, intended to
reestablish McMilens and Lieut.. Maries characters,
and breaking down DR.. Bissells and Cameron's. The
following transpired: Mr.. Brady said he desired now
to ask question, personal as to himself 1t bad been
stated in the public prints that he Mr. Brady had
offered Mr. Hobart brbe, and he desired Mr.. Hobart
to explain the matter. Mr. Hobart said no such offer
was made to him, and the publication utterly false
and made without his knowledge consent. All that
Mr. Brady had said was, that the witness fees would
be paid by the defense out of money that had been
contributed for that purpose No one connected with
the defense ever made proposal to give any money
for any testimony.
Prize lists for the capture Of the Grey Jacket and
VIM. Bagley have been made out, and are ready for
payment.
Internal revenue receipts to-day S739, 900.
New York, July 24.-Arrived-C Columbia from
Havana the goth. The Cuban government is taking
great precautions against revolutionary movements.
The yellow fever still prevails, but is less malig-
nant
NASHVILLE July "a communication from citi-
zens of Memphis has been received by Secretary
Fletcher urging that, according to Grants letter to
Pope, Gen. Albert Pike violates his parole in advising
citizens to 60 to the polls armed
WASHINGTON July 25.-The Stonewall Jackson
sails the first week in August. Capt. Geo. Brown is
detailed to take her to japan,
The Tennessee deputation again applied to the Pres
ident for protection at the polls, who again referred
them to Gen Thomas.
Partial returns from 40 counties in Alabama show
the registration of $4,000 whites and $4,000 blacks.
Estimated black majority, 25 to 10000.
PORTLAND Me-, July PA boat capszed in Bar
Harbor, off Desert Island, drowning Rev. R. G. Chase
and wife, Miss Houple, Miss TazeWel and j. Harmon
of Philadelphia, and three Others
New ORLEANS July 25.-Under measures suggested
by Mayor Heath, and adopted BY both boards Of the
City Council funding city issues and interest bearing
certificates, the currency is recovering rapidly from
the recent depression. Some brokers purchase high
three per cent discount Over sixty thousand dollars
have been withdrawn from circulation and destroyed.
Weather very hot. Thermometer 90 in the shade.
MOBILE, July 25.--W Gather clear and warm. Their
mometer 93 in the shade. Favorable for crops.