The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-02
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Markets.

New YoRk, Sept. so, noon.-Cotton dull at &c. 70
ndIling uplands. Cola l43s.
New ORLEANS Sept. 3o.-Cotton sales l25 bales
market quiet and easier low mddIing lS!c.; receipt
so bales Lousan. sugar-only retail business; full
fair log and prime Ice; Cuba very dull retailing
124@13Ic. for Nos. - and II. Moasses-nothin
doing. Flour quiet with light sales; triple extra 81
{ and Chicago sI3 Corn-no sales; prices hrmi mike
81 40 and white 81 As. Oats steady and firm at Soc
Pork fat; asking SGT %. Bacon--only limited job
bng trade shoulders d and clear sides l9Ic. Lare
quiet; terces l53 and key &c. Gold l4S8 Sterling
, 5605S; New York sight 5(14 pet premium.
, NEW YoRK, Sept. 30.-Cotton steady; sales a0l
. bales, at 22c for rniddling uplands. Gold l43s.
! NEW YORK, October !, noon.-Goll l43s@143a
Cotton quiet at &c.
New ORLEANS, October 1.-Cotton sales 100 bales
market dropping low middng Isle; receipts 1885,
bales; exports 706. Sugar nominally unchanged
Molasses-Cuba quoted at Soc. Flour firm; superfn'
quoted at SlO@l025 and choice at Sl3@Sl4. Corr
dull yellow and mixed 40c and white 45c. Dat;
dull at 6Oc. Pork better-s27027 25. Bacon active
Lard firm. Gold 1899. Sterling 55025S; New 1orl
sight 4Ql4 premium.
New YORK October /, eyening.-Catton heavy
sales 1000 bales at 22c. for middling uplands
Cable Diaatches.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 29.-Yesterday evening under
more favorable trade reports, cotton became tirmeI
and more doing; sales - 600 bales
FLORENCE Sept. 29.-Garbaldi has written a letter
from prison. in which he says the Romans have slaves
right to rise against their oppressors; that 1t IS the
duty of the Italians to help them, and hopes his tello"
patriots undiscouraged and will march on to the
liberation of Rome the eyes of the world are upon
hem and that all nations anxously awaiting the
result of their actions.
Later accounts represent riots serious in some
cities; mobs fierce and obstinate, using bayonets and
occasionally bullets many killed and wounded.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Prof: Charles Ding, P:es-
dart # COlur1ha ft0llprp of New Torl; died in
Italy.
Gen. Scots will has just been probated. He be-
queathed the Pulaski sword to West Point and that
worn in the Mexican war to his grand son, Winfield
Scott Hoyt.
New YORK, Sept 29.-Hayti advices to the Sth have
been received. The country in extraordinary ag
itation. Gold fabuously high; provisions scarce
-four twenty dollars in gold. Cacos still in
against Saaone.
| ST. LOUIS, Sept. SO-Gen Sterling Price died here
yesterday morning of disease contracted during the
Mexican war.
4 committee appointed some days since by the
Merchants Exchange to solicit funds for the Howard
Association of New Orleans. The committee have
| collected over $1,000.
| NASHVILLE Sept. 3o.-Perfectly quiet Saturday,
Voting confined mainly to the negroes and strangers
The Mayor recedcd from his determination of holding
the polls under the charter of 1855 but the present
officials will hold until ouscd by the courts or bayo
nets.
fever for the twenty hours to six o'clock Sunday
morning, 81 to six this morning, g..
BosroN, Sept. 3d. Archibald Forster, Brazilian
Consul, is dead
KEENE, n. H.. Sept. 50.-Three inches snow
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-Our Consul at Demora,
August, died with yellow fever. Sufferers principally
among seamen in the harb0r
Senior Don Louis Molina, Minister Plenipotentiary
from Nicaragua presented his letters of recall to the
President to-day. Parting ceremonies eynced good
friendship between the President and Senior Molina.
IN the report of the Committee Of Agriculture for
September it is stated the wheat crop is as large
as anticipated in July; corn promises fair crop, if
frost does no injury; army made its appearance
III cotton fields about the 1st inst, and caused consd
cradle apprehensions in some sections of country for
the safety of the crop; potatoes are rotting badly in
many OF the large potato growing States and the yield
will be.less than last year; the wool clip this year is
from five to ten per cent less than last year.
James NJ. Murphy, Nashville negro, has been ap-
pointed by the Sergeant-a-arms of the U. S. Senate,
a member Of the capitol police force.
strong pressure is brought to bear to secure
modification Of the recently promug gated regu
latlons. Numerous letters have been received repre-
scnting that the routine for obtaining permits is i'm
practicable in many instances and general inc0nye-
niencc. The Treasury Department has the matter
under consideration.
New YORK, Septenber 30.-Thc National Bank of
Whitestown, n. Y, is reported to have failed
New YORK, October l.--Sub Treasury receipts So
$4,000; payments S. l25 900 balance Sll 77O 900 ,
Bulk of payments consists Of matured obligations
marked off and sent to Washington.
Great trot the Fashion Course today for $1,000
mile heats best three in five in harness. between Lady
Horne, Mountain Boy, Brown and Lucv Lady
Thorne won the first, third and fourth heats and
Mountain Boy the second Eeat. Tme-2:25t-2:244- ,
2:24-224. Fastest average time for four heats ever
rOttcd. c
SAVANNAH, October City all quiet Disturbances
Hra atpDp batU
,oored people Tonight. Gen. Anderson las given (
orders to arrest every dsorderly person. regardless of
color politics. The military remain under arms c
out their services will probably be needed Large
numbers OF the ,ioters arrested and several of the
ingleaders will probably be sent Fort Pulaski by
he military. ?
RIcHMoND Sept Sl.-Registration for final revision !
will be opened by order on the Sth October. I
Shanks, of the Congressional Committee for the in
cstgation of prisons addressed a crowd Of blacks p
his evening at the capitol. The split in the Repub n
lean party here is becoming marked The Re 4
publican ward meetings called for tonight are repud
ted by Mr.. lunncut, the acknowledged leader Of the
'ack5, who, in speech this evening, warned the 4
Jacks beware Of the dough faces who are settled tc
mong them and pretend to be Republicans Ii
Col James A. Bates has returned from Europc and r
cen ordered to relieve Major Stonc commissioner of T
be Bureau. a.
PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. 3).Franklin Stearne, con- r
erVahve Republican, has been nominated for the CON
N'VioA' )
SAVANNAH, Sept 30-One Bradley Johnson of Bos- la
,n who has been several times arrested by the mill II
Try and civil authorities for swndling negroes and ex dc
ting disturbances, had gathering here of some one ia
lousand negroes, mostly from the country to-day "
the course Of his haraugue against white men and T
favor of the distributing Of lands the conservative 81
ngFoes Interrupted him. when melee occurred. A NJ,
Tge force of the police charged through the crowd Fir
he military came to their aid, and together thew Fl
cared the square Muskets, brought in by large Lar
nds of country negroes, taken by the police RI
ID turned over to the military. large proportion 81 80
the colored people djsapprove of Bradley, and !
reaen to assassinac him. The entenente cortiale str
tween the city government and the military affords Oh
eat satisfaction to all except the ignorant siherents Pc
Bradley sol
ST. Louis, Sept, 3O.Thc funeral of Gen Sterling pc
ice to-day was of the largest ever seen here H.
lie ceremonies took place in the first PRESBYTERIAN do
Iurch, Dr. Boyle, where the remains lay in state all
e morning, and were visited by a very large number
citizens. On
New York, October l.-Shcri1an's reception BY the
lion League was SNOWY affair. Sheridan said: IL G
We scarcely language to express the very great aD Ma
ecation have for your very hearty welcome 40
ly hope that may hereafter be able to deserve the
ne approval III my acts. only know that hereto do.
e, and believe hereafter shall never BY any act JET
mine attcnDt make rphaIIinn II M,