The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-19
TELEGRAPHIG VS..
For the South, " Western.l
Markets.

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For the South Western.l
From our Extras.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, June 11-Cot.on sales $50 bales;
prices dull and unchanged; low middlng 24c re-
eeipts for three days 1850 bales against 24l2 same
time last year, exports same time 9137 bales Sugar,
Louisiana, low to fair 12@l24c Molasses quoted at
47l@5Oc. Flour dull and irregular; super6ne $40 so
@l0 10; choice family s1F@l9 Corn dull and droop-
ing yellow and mixed 81 1o@1 III; and white 81 90.
Oats quiet at 95@96c. Choice hay $2s@29, Pork
dull; held at s24; sales. Bacon in fair jobbing
demand; shoulders 9at@loc., ribbed l2lc and clear
sides l31c Gold 1861 Sterling 47@51; New York
sight a06dPct premium.
| New YORK, June IL, noon.-stocks strong Gold
1879. Money 6@7 daet. 1862 coupons lo95@llo;
Virginia skies s74@7o. Cotton quiet at 264c. for
middng uplands
market frmer, low middling 24@249c.; receipts i28
bales. Fair Louisiana molasses 6o@I0c; Cuba, for
distlery, 5Oc. Fair Louisiana sugar l2aols5c. Flour
dull; superfne $10 5o@l0 10; double extra $12 so,
and choice SIS. Corn dull and unchanged; white
scarce. Oats unchanged. Pork dull; no sales; held
at S24 Bacon in fair jobbing demand shoulders
98@10c., ribbed l23cl aud clear sides 134c. Lard,
no quotations. Gold 1869. Sterling 474@511; New
York sight 4@S Rct premium.
NEW YoRK. June r. evening.--gotton active and
rmer; sales 340O bales at 27c. for ddling upands.
Gold 1874. Bonds 10a8.
New YORK, June ls, tnoon.--Stoeks strong. Gold
1874. Cotton quiet at 27e. for midding aplanas.
New ORLEANS, june l3.-Cotton sales 100 bales;
prices sitter; low mddling 24ac.; receipts $50 bales;
exports 2s5. Sugar fair Louisiana, l2ac,, and prime
Porto Rico l34c. Molasses quotations. Flour
very dull and unsettled; superfne $40 5o@lo is, and
choice Sl7 75(@l6. Corn dull; yellow and mixed
81 1o9ll Is, and white ST l74@1 20. Oats dull at
95c Pork very dull at S24. Bacon, fair jobbng
business; shoulders 10c ribbed l24c and clear sides
ls4c. Gold 1861. Sterling 47I@5lI; New York
| sight a0S fP@ct premium.
New YORK, June "A, noon.-Stocks steady. Money
6@7f9ct Gold dull at 1s7@1571 Cotton firm at
27c tor middlng uplands.
New ORLEANS, June l4.-Cotton sales 5000 bales;
market active and firm; low middlng 24lc.; receipts
for the week 203S bales against $3.50 last week; ex-
ports for time 4l4 bales stock 49, ,6s6 bales.
Fair Louisiana Sugar 24c and prime Porto Rico
Molasses, no quotations. Flour extremely dull and
unsettled and holders anxious realise; sales of good
double extra at 81 so, and choice sl7 l23; quo
tatons for superfne. Corn declined 51loe.; yellow
and mixed 81 05@l 10; white 81 Is. Oats dull and
dropping at 9o@92c. Lard quiet and easier tierces
quoted at lsc and keg lie Pork dull at saS@2s Vs.
Bacon in fair demand; shoulders Sic, ribbed ll!@
12c and clear sides Gold 1851 Sterling 47t
5l3; New York sight 3@b#9ct premium.
| New York, June H. erening.-Cotton firm, sales
2200 bales at 27c. for middling uplands. Stocks a
little heavy; money 6t@7T'ct. Gold 1874. 1852 cou-
pons llot.
Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, June 70, noon.-Cotton quiet; estima-
ted sales 10000 bales; middling nplands lid, and
middlng Orleans II 3D.
/ LIVERPOOL, June II, P. M.-Cotton frmer; no
other changes since noon.
LONDON June 70, 2 P. M.-Bonds declined 81
| LoNDoN, June l2, evening.-Consols 94a.
| LIVERPOOL June IL, evening.-Cotton closed with
slight improvement in prices, and rather active;
midding upands l1l@1l8d., and midding Orleans
| l5d; sales l5, 600 bales.
| IONDoN Inne g noon-Eonsoia RondS 73
| LIVERPOOL, June g. noon-Esnaed cotton sales
l2, 600 bales; middlng uplands ll4@llsd, and mid
ding Orleans llsd.
+ LONDON, June IS, 2 P.M,-Consols declined /.
| LIVERPOOL, June l3, 2P.M-Cotton frmer
| LONDON, June IA noon.-Consols Gil. Bonds 49,.
LIVERPOOL, June II, noon-Cotton firm; sales
! 10000 bales; middling upands 1l8d., and middling
Orleans 3D.; sales for the the week 81 600 bales, OF
which $4,000 were taken by spectators, and for ex-
port stock e61 GOO bales, of Which 10000 Amer
| lean.
LONDON, June IA, 2 PM.-Bonds advanced /.
| LONDON, June IA, evenng.-Consols 945. Bonds
ISL.
LIVERPOOL, June IA, evening Cotton sales II, 900
bales; middling uplands l8d and middling Orleans
/ llsd.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE internal revenue re-
| ceipts to-day reached S461 900.
| All the members attended prolonged session of
the Cabinet to-day. The President is in his usual
health to-day.
Information has reached the Land Office from gen
teman making Western tour, the effect that the
| country teens with abundant crops and fruits.
| The ninety nine bonds recently stolen from the
Treasury Department were in unfinished condition.
No loss is apprehepded to either the Government or
| public from the theft.
The discussion of the jury in question contin-
ued until the adjournment Of the Court. No decision.
/ The following extract is from the New York Tri-
bune: Let Sheridan or Sickles for instance, be
moved and summer session of Congress will be inc
vitable, and with summer session the Presidents
functions will most assuredly be limited that it will
not be in his power ever after to remove any general
! commanding"
/ New YORK June l2.-In the ease of the heirs of
John A. McMollagh vs.. the international Insurance
Company of London, verdict for plaintiffs establish
ing rule at least regards foreign companies that
premiums paid in Confederate money during the war
/ are valid.
The resin yard of Leaferts & Smith, in Brooklyn,
burned. Loss $50, ,OG0.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-It is semi-o officially stated
Sherdans action regarding Wells is not approved. In
the opinion of the Cabinet there is warrant in law
| for the removal of State officers.
The jury array in the Surratt case have been dis
charged on the ground that it illegally drawn. A
new arraEhas been ordered.
Mayor Withers has his first interview with the Pres
ident to-day.
A motion for new trial in the Conoyer case will
De argued soon.
An immense crowd is departing to witness Collier
and Aaron fight, which tomorrow morning
hogshead containing remains from the dissecting
room of the Military Museum, in the heart of the
city, was found buried in New York avenue, causing
unusual sickness in that neighborhood Its removal
caused intense stencil, extending for squares. Sew
eral persons who assisted in the removal seriously
sick.
RICHMOND, June l2.-This morning two committees,
appointed by the two wings of the Republican party
at conference last night, met Senator Wilson and
three other delegates from union league c'abs of New
York Philadelphia and Boston at the Ballard House,
where all existing divisions of sentiment were ad-
I astea-Hen-- n Bolts accepts IN behalf Of the
friends Of the Charlottesville convention the PROPOSE
ton for joint convention of the two wings, fol-
lows: To the unconditional Unionmen of Virginia
the Republican Executive State Committee and under
signed citizens of the State of Virginia. who here
avow ourselves unconditional Union men and mem
bers Of the great Republican party of the United
States call upon all others in like condition not to
throw away this golden opportunity to rescue our
selves and our State from hands that have brought
nothing but war, desoation, want and wretcbedness
| upon our land to meet in council at Richmond, as
more convenient than Charlottesville, the lst of
August next at y o'clock noon in the African Church,