The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-04
SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1867
TFLEGEADHIC DISPATCHES.

TELEGRADHIJ DISPATCHES.
For The SoetaWesteln.l
from the South " c>iern Extras
Markets.
New ORLEANS November 27.-Sugar in good de
mand and firm; common 81 and prime 123c Molasse
dull and declined; good 671 and choice S3c Flour
no sales. Corn quiet but firm at 81 O6@l 10. Pork
no sales. Bacon very dull but unchanged Lard, nom
naly, in tierce l2a and in keg 13c. Cotton declining
middlng Orleans 153@1 5ae.; sales $500 bales; re
cepts 1929 and exports sl3 bales. Gold 13G1. Ster
ling 4o@5233; New York sight get discount to par
Texas catte-No. l, s40@55; No. 2, $25@35; No. 3
4 $14@2O. Sheep, 81 50@s6.
NEW YORK, November 27 evening.-Cotton sale
1000 bales at 161c for mddling uplands. Gold weak
closing at 1891.
New ORLEANS, November as.-sugar unchanged
choice s0@s3c. Flour extremely dull; no quotations
Corn better, at 81 1901 II. Oats dull and lower.
7sc. Pork quiet but tirner, S22 rs. Bacon dull ant
decined shoulders jobbng at and clear sides sic
Lard very dull with sales; asking for prime terce
122 and keg l22c. Cotton steadier middling Orleans
15s@16c sales 5000 bales-largest of thcrseason
receipts 500 bales. Gold lSs!@l3sa.
New York, November 20, noon.-Coton dull anc
lower; mddling uplapds 15c. Gold 139.
New ORLEANS, November 29.-Sugar frmer; prime
Louisiana 13c. kolasses-lower grades dull; common
45@55 and prime 70@723c. Flour extremely dull
s1l and choice $l3 5o(9l4 so. Corn firm, 81, / or
al l2!. Oats dull at 7Sc. Pork dull and 90 sales;
oominsly S22 Is. Bacon dull; new shoulders l1@
l and clear sides 5!c. Lard in erce Ia and kcg
l3c. Cotton-middliug Orleans 15cc.; sales Today
$780, receipts 6OOO and exports 1928 bales; sales for
The week 25,25O receipts ~, TAG and exports $50
bales; stock s4,247 bales. Sterling 49!@5s; New
York sight ! sRct discount GOLD 1881.
New YORK, November 20, evening.-Gcd quiet at
13G@l395. Cotton dull and declined &C.; sales 900
bales, at l6c. for middling uplands.
Gable Dispatches.
LONDON, November 25.-Russia, Austria and the
small powers adverse to conference and Prussia
is counted on The objections of England are consid-
cred mere matter of form. The Pope demands
stau quo.
LONDON, November 26.-The squadron has left for
China TO punish TIE pirates
The Manila deluge is said TO have drowned lO, 900
persons.
LIVERPOOL, November 2;, noon-Cotton dull and
Irregular; uplands and Orleans SD.
LIVERPOOL, November %, evenng.-Cotton closed
heavy sales 5000 bales; uplands and OrlelEs SD.
Manchester advices unfavorable.
FLORENCE November 26.-Itay has not consented
to join the conference. Garibald goes to Caprea.
LONDON, November 25.-Another typhoon visited
Hong Kong, causing much damage.
LIVERPOOL, November 81, noon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged
LIVERPOOL, November 81, 2 P. M-Cotton heavy
and declining, having declined 3D. since the opening
upands II and Orleans SID.
LONDON November 27.-Parliament voted two mill
ions for the Abyssinian expedition The War Minis
ter is blamed by Parliament and the press for sending
off the expedition, without the sanction of Parlia-
ment. Nubian volunteers would join the expedition in
large numbers.
LIVERPOOL, November 81, evening-Cotton closed
heavy and declining; upands 7 1916 and Orleans
1l6d.
LONDON, November 27.-Centre Francis has been
captured in Dublin with his papers.
PARIS, November 27.-Some of the French troops
have left Rome.
Summary-Prussia accepts conference. Austria has
issued circular, declaring suspension of the Pope's
temporal power necessary to European peace. Austria
and France have concluded treaty, guaranteeing the
integrity Of the Pope's dominions.
LIVERPOOL, November 2S, noon.-Cotton heavy,
with declining tendency; prices unaltered
LIVERPOOL, November 2S 2 P. M-Cotton heavy
and declined Lied: uplands Il and Orleans Sd.
LIVERPOOL, November 2S, evenng.-Cotton closed
heavy; with declining tendency; declined I'D. since
last report at two O'Clock, making the days decline
fully sled on American descriptions. Late in the af
ternoon the market animated, and sales
reached 10000 bales. Middling upands Is and Ore-
ans ID.
LONDON, November 2s.-The Ministers introduced''a
bill taxing incomes one penny on the pound for
year, to support the Abyssnian
PARIS, November 2S-The evacuation of Roman ter
have returned by Monday next.
PARIS, November 29.-Bullion in the Bank of France
increased !, 200, ,OOOf.
LONDON, November 90, noon.-Consols e5; United
States bonds II.
LIVERPOOL, November 80 noon.--Cotton heavy; up-
lands e and Orleans 75d sales of the week 81 900
bales, whereof for export 1000 and on speculation
1000; stock 469 900 bales whereof 92 900 American.
tStmmary-The Cunard steamers carry the mails for
another year between England and New York.
The French evacuation of the Papal States will be
completed Monday.
ference. Other powers exact explanations give
sive answers.
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased el $780,
900 sterling.
LIVERPOOL, November 20, evening.-The boiler of
he Greek mail steamer Bourbcnai exploded. Shock
felt throughout the city Thirythree killed and many
wounded. Steamer totally destroyed.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, November MISUNDERSTANDING
McCullochs documents and memorial from the Ala
oama Legislature, regarding the repeal of the cotton
AK, were referred to the Committee on Commerce.
A bill, continuing in service Generals Howard and |
Sickles, referred to the Military Committee.
General diplomatic correspondence called for.
bil changing the name of Samuel Chase Barney, |
Who claims, though grandson of Commodore Barney,
hat his father and uncle had been disgraced, passed
Senate went into executive session and adjourned.
Hoatse.-Gen. Grant called for the cores
,ondence between himself and others, regarding the
he removal of Stanton aud Sheridan and general
matters regarding reconstruction.
The Military Committee directed to inquire
nto the expedency of paying the army weekly, ill.,
tead of every two months.
The Committee on Freedmen's Affairs directed
inquire and report reasons if any, for continuing
he Bureau.
Detective Baker, arrested by order of the judiciary
Committee, was discharged on payment of costs
4 memorial from Alabama, regarding the cotton
ak, was referred to the Committee On Ways and
leans
INQUIRE into the expediency of taxing United States
onds and National Banks for the liquidation Of State
ebts.