The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-30
L E L E G R A P HIC NEWS.
For the South Western7
Markets.

NEW YORK, January %, noon.-Cotton dull at "a a
343c formidding uplands. Gold l3s5.
NEW YORK, January %, evening g-At the last Board
the market somewhat improved. Gold I34t. Unset
tied feeling in the money market toward the close
owing to stock exchange failure and heavy decline in
stocks Demand for money met at per cent
while GoveTnmeft bankers generally supplied at
per cent Discount market active at 700S for prime
paper, capitalists prefer employ their idle funds
on CALL pending the impeachment against the pres-
dent and continued contraction of the tends
to depTess business. Gold closed at 1919.
Receipts OF cotton at this port the past week 16 900
bales; exports for time 1914 bales; stock on
hand and on ship board not cleared, 1913 600 bales
Receipts at all ports since September first 500 900
bales, against about l000OG0 last year. Cotton 5c
lower; doing; sales 1900 bales; mddling up.
lands 334034c
New ORLEANS, January 23.-Cotton easier; sales
1900 bales low middng 3lc, mddling Sc; receipts
$500 bales; exports Four-superineS Sl2 25@
u so, extra ST. 75@lG. Corn higher 81 25Ml 80.
I Oats active, 96c (1$l. Pork firm at 232@032 50.
GALVESTON, January 23.-Cotton market very quiet;
low mddling nominal at 223c. in specie. Gold dull
and unsettled, l35@l36. -s+sg ...
New ORLEANS, January 24-Cotton unchanged;
sales 5000 bales; low mddng Sic; midding 32c:
ceipts 39rO bales; exports 5000. Flour quiet; super
fine $l2@l2 25 extra 81 5C@15 so. Corn quiet
at ST 22@@l3o- Oats steady 95@96c. Hay $50
Pork dull and lower, $50. Bacon, shoulders &c.,
clear sides 22c. Lard in fair demand, l3@@la &C.
Gold 1919. Bank sterling 46. New York exchange
| sQ!c. discount.
New YORK, January "a, noon,--Cotton dull at 333
| G134c. for nliddling uplands Gold 1344. Money 7
per cent. Stocks excited.
NEW York, January "a evening easy at
| 7 per cent Considerable dstrust among bankers
about lending money. Cotton without any decided
change sales 700 bales; mddIiDg upauds 33I 034c.
Gold 1344.
New ORLEANS, January 25.-Cotton shade easier;
sales 1850 bales; low niddng Sic; middIing 32c;
receipts for the week, 3O,155 bales, against 29, ,664
last week; exports for the week, 81 700 bales; stock
on hand $4,000 bales Flour lower; suEarfne
5ll rs; extra $l2 70. Corn casicr--Sl 2"01l 25.
Hay dull, S33M35 Pork heavy and declined 10 SIS
Bacon, shoulders l7c.; clear sides 22c Lard 34@
l45c. Gold 134l. Bank sterling 45! New YorI,
exchange 4c. discount
NEW YORK, January 25, noon.-Corton dull; 335@
sac. for middling uplands. Gold 1919
New YORK, january 25, cyenng-Stocks steady
Money per cent at last Board Gold l344 Cotton
dull and unchanged; sales 25O bales; upL,nls 33!@
SAC.
Money little closer towards the close. CApital not
50 readily obtained Oh call Gold closed at l344.
Miscellaneous.
WAsInNGroN January 23.-Thc Postmaster Gen
eral responds to the demand Of the House by report
ing ten appointments which had been approved by the
Senate, and twenty which had been rejected by the
Senate, and twenty which the Senate failed to act
The President has approved the bill fixing the time
Of the meeting Of the Fortieth Congress- adding the
4th Of March to the present time for meeting.
some OF tue New England railroads refuse to renew
mail contracts at former rates. and the mails are no"
tr"HsOrte" Cy morse III several instances 1neSe Gil
neu',' I"i't' '"e i0S'""9Iel uthe''i III iaFor OF
postal teegra pls
i'c -,ep'dSh" anu NoioiaOo FetoeS were cons!deEeu
by the Cabinet yesterday.
ltree "hSucGeSS!ui senatorial Oalots were taken in
t"e h@"1neAy heS'na'uFe lor senators. Da''s WIN
drew. The last ballot stood, Po"e'. 80, Harding A.
BrstOw SO.
prominent henupIicah member or the House, IN
recent letter TO riend says touching the lmpcach
ment business My own opinion is and has been that it
Will amount to nothing. All reports that the judiciary
committee have taken evidence bearing hard on the |
President are false Not a single witness has been
examined, aud the committee are proceeding very eau
uons'Y.'
The Io6by Is hlIIhg with representatives, OF Va7ioHS
interests "HecteH DY the pending t"ri bill:
NEW ofLEANs january 23-lhe remains OF Gen.
Albert sidney johnston was placed Oh board the Gal
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