The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-04
TELE LEGRAPHIC VS..
For the South Western.]
Markets.

! TEL E G R PHO NEWS.
[For the South Westernl
Markets
NEW YORK August %, noon.-Cotton quiet at u j
for mddling uplands Gold strong and advancing
owing to the imbrogio at Washington quote(
at 1421
NEW ORLEANS August 2s.-Cotton sales 275 bales
market easier but unchanged low mddling 261c.; re
ceipts l 95 bales and exports S4l Flour unsettled
supeFfne 50 and double extra slo@1l. Corn scarce
and firm, and advanced &C.; white and yellow mixed
81 % aaa white 81 80. Oats dull and dropping 81
@68c. Pork firm at S26 25 Gold 1414. Sterling
5St@56;. New York sight 5act premium.
New YORK August 2S, evening-Cotton easier
sales 900 bales at 27c. for middling uplands Colo
active and t1uctaating closed l42@l43 and l44 paid
for carrying. The steamers for Europe took out nc
specie. :
New YoRE august 49, noon.-Gold l4l5. Cotton
dull at 27c. for middlng uplands.
| New ORLEANS August 29.-Cotton sales $50 bales
market dull; low midding &c., receipts 81 baec Su-
gar and molasses unchanged. Flour dull; superfne
SO and choice $l2 50@Sl4 Corn held firm at 81 25
Oats dropping at &c. Lard firm but unchanged. Pork
firm; held at advance of SOC Bacon-shouders
lS4 and clear sides l7#c; supply of bacon light Gold
closed l4l4@l4l4. Sterling 53@554; New York sight
/ pct premium.
New YORK, August 30, cvenng.-God l41a. Cot
ton heavy; sales 900 bales, at BIC. for middng up
lands
NEW ORk, August 81, HOOn.-G0Q IAN. cotton
dull at PIC. for middng uplands.
New ORLEANS, August 3o.-Cotton sales rs bales;
market dull and declined; low middng 25c; receipts
for the week $40 bales against SS7 last week. exports
for the week 2S0l bales; stock l5,03l bales. Louis
lana sugar-ony retail business; fully fair 1910 !c
Cuba dull at 4e@5lc Flour dull; superfine S. 75@
50 and choice Sl2 50(@l4. Corn-lisht demand at
81 25o1 80 for white and yellow. Oats duh at ESQ
66c. Pork active at S26 25@26 90 Bacon-shou-
ders l3a9l4 and clear sides l74@ Sc. Gold l4l4
Sterling 534@56 New York sight 12ct premium.
| New YORK, August So evening.-Cotton heavy
sales 1927 bales. Gold l4l5.
New York, August 81 noon.-Gold l4la. Cotton
dull at 27c. for mlddng upands.
| New ORLEANS August 3l.-Cotton sales 100 bales
market du low midding CSC; receipts 80 bales; ex.
ports 479. Sugar and nolasses dull but unchanged
Flour dull only retail business; declined 5Oc superne
quoted at s. so and choice sll 50@l2 so. Corn dull
and dropping at 81 20@1l % for yellow and white
Oats advanced &c. stock very light, 66@75c. Pork
firm at s26 25. Bacon-sock small; shoulders IA and
clear sides lSc Lard in tierces l34c.; keg jobbng
at 144@l5c. Gold l4l4. Sterling 534@551; New
York sight f}ct premium.
Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, August %, eyenng.-Cotton dull, heavy
and declined; sales 5000 bales; Orleans lOs and up
lands l04d.
LONDON, August 2s.-Later aiviccs confirm the sue
cess of the insurgents i'll Arago Spanish commander
killed.
LIVERPOOL, August 30, noon-Cotton opens quiet
but steady; mddling uplands lO4 and Orleans ,otd.
LONDON. August 29.-Bulion in the Bank of Eng
land increased ga 900.
LIVERPOOL, August 90, cvening.-Cotton declined
3D.; mddling log and Orleans lOtd.
LIVERPOOL, August 80 -Cotton-U plands 1O4
and Orleans lO9; sales for the week 50 600 bales of
which for export $4,000 and speculation 1000;
stock 794, GOO bales of which 3l4, 900 American
PARIS August 50--The Emperor made a short
speech, in which he commented on the pacific state of
affairs of Europe; prophesed that the certainty of
peace gave impetus to trade and blamed tie press for
spreading unfounded rumoTs
LIVERPOOL, August So evcning.-Coton dull and
easier but not quotaby lower; uplands l0b and Ore-
ans l01d.
PARIS, August 81, noon.-'fhe Emperor's pacific
speeches affect the Bourse avoraby. Rentes tirmer
and higher
LIVERPOOL, August 8 noon.-Cotton dropping;
quotations unaltered.
PARIS, August 3I.-Napoleon spoke at Amiens. lie
considered his enthusiastic reception as evidence
of the patriotism of the people. Abiding to the Mex
can question, he did consider French honor tar
nished. Prestige impaired by Ger1ianic events left
France tranquil He certain the peace of Eu-
rope would remain undsturbed, and will do his ut
most to promote trade and liberal institutions
LONDON, August 31.-The little schooner John T.
Ford, from Baltimore the 23d for Paris, capszed at
the entrance of the English Channel. Only one per-
son, name unknown saved
Miscellaneous
WASHINGTON, August 27-It is believed the differ |
ence between the President and Grant is rreconcila
bic. 1t is stated Grant, in letter to the President
decliues directing the order elegraphed ,orght to be
executed COUGHING his refusal in strong terms and vr
tuay denying the Presidents right interfere in any
of the five military districts asserting the entire CON
troll rests with the general in chief and thereof he is
not at liberty to, and will not vest it in another The
letter has been made public but the above state
ment is reliable
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 2s-Regstration re-
turns received in full from all the counties in Ala
bama show total of lGO, 995-whtes ~, TAT, blacks
IS, ,24s. Only ten candidates are announced in the
State so far the colored ticket
Sixtv-sx bales new cotton received Ill Montgomery
up to this date The crop is safe and large. Cot
ton greatly damaged i'll the last few weeks for lack OF
rain and by worms.
WAsl1lSGroS, August 2S.-It is stated Grant has
written the President, claiming that Congress vested
authority in the five districts in the general of the
United States army. Grant is unwilling to vest it in
another and therefore will at least delay doing
cution of the executive order relieving sickes and
Sheridan.
Brownlow has appointed D. =. Cliff, receiver, and
Mr. Richards, of Memphis, superintendent Of the Mo-
bile and Ohio ,ailraad.
Browning is quite sick.
This morning the Secretary OF the Treasury leased
the Boston rooms for sub-treasury
JaOC kcsHtbsGS H-Sif w llildil Napier Collltlduuo
the expedition from India for the rescue Of Abasyran
prisoners.
The Great Eastern has been chartered to lay the
bic in Nay between Brest and New York.
Professor Foreday is dead.
Denmark has renewed her demand on Prussia re-
garding scheswig.
Napoleon, in speech at Arras, said have faith in
The tutare Weak governments often seek to divert
public attention from domestic troubles by fcrmenting
foreign qnarres. On the other hand, those govern
nents which rest on the national will have strength
md need ouly resort whatever shall tend to pro-
mote the permanent interest Of the country as means
Of upholding the homer OF the national fag
New ORLEANS, August 2S.-The city council last
evening, appointed board Of school directors,
superintendent of the fire alarm and other minor Off
Gals OF tweuty-four school directors appointed,
eight are colored.
Deaths from fever Monday fourteen: yesterday ff-
een. Cyrus Uanlin, of ez-Fce President Ham
in, died this morning Of fever.
1t is reported the late city attorney and assistant
md the city sarveyor have taken steps to institute
suit against twenty members Of the new city council
tho