The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-27
\ 0. 81.
T E L Z G R A P HIC NEWS.
For the South Western
Markets.


New ORLEANS, March 19.-Cotton firm sales TO-
day 5000 bales; prices unehanged receipts FOR three
days S963 bales exports for three DAYS 3O67 bales
Sugar and molasses dull and nominal Flour-stock
small and demand active; prices firm and full with
upward tendency superiine Sl2; choice superine
So 371. Corn in fair demand and firm mixed 81 80;
white mixed 81 321; white 81 35. Oats quiet but
firm at 77c Hay-light supply and in request sales
to the trade $40 80. Pork quiet and firm offer
ings light; round lots of mess held at $40 Bacon
in good request shoulders l04c, ribbed sides l22c
and clear sides l34@1@5c. Lard steady and firm at
l24c Tor prime in tie1ces, and lie. in kegs Gold
l315.
New YoKK, March 10, evening.-Gold I3f /. 5-2os
or C2, coupons, l095. Cotton steady; sales 1900
bales; middling uplands 325c.
NE" ORR, March 20, noon.-Stocks excited and
very active 52Os 1921. Gold lS44. Cotton shade
lower; 52c for middling uplands.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20-Cotton sales 1900 baIess
market easier; low middlng 295c: receiots 1883
bales. Sugar and moIasse5 dull and unchanged.
Flour very firm; supcrGne $l2@l2 %. Corn quiet
but lrln; quotations unchanged 81 250l 35. Hay
ialr Western selling readily at ST. Pork very quiet;
offered $24 IS. Lard steady and firm at I2167I4e,
Bacon-only retail business. Gold 1348m135 Ster-
Ing exchange 45@l63 New York sight 1a& 5ct
premium.
New YonE March 20, cvcnng.-Cotton heavy and
declined 401c.; sales 1000 bales at 81 @3l4c. for
nldding uplands Gold 1348. Stocks excited and
lower; 5-20s Of '62, coupons, l091
New YORK, March 81, noon-Cottou dull and lower
at Sc for nidding upands. Stocks excited; 5-20's
of g., coupons l095 Money pet Gold l344
New York, March q, evening Stock market ex-
cited; 5-20's Of G2, coupons, 1921 Gold 1344.
Cotton heavy and declined !Q9lc.; sales 1900 bales at
303@3lc for middling uplAnds
New oRLHAss March sl-Cotton sales aloo bales,
market easier; low mJdling 29!c; receipts 1890
bales exports 1888 bales Sugar and molasses dull
no sales. Flour-suppies small and demand good
especially for high grades; superine $l2M12 IS.
CoTn-demand falling off; prices 2505c lower.
Oats-Eir supply and rot much demand; prices u1r-
changed. Hay $42 5G(043 90 for prime St. Louis and
Ohio river. Pork very dull at s2i for mess Bacon
very quiet at lo4@l2i and llc Lard active at 1ste
Gold 1861: Sterling unchanged; New York sight aQ9
fct premium
New YORK, March 90, noon-Cotton quiet at 80.
Gl31c for midd!ins uplands. Gold 134I. 5-2o's Of
'62, coupons, 109B. Money d2ct.
NEW YORK, March %, eyeninS.-Stock heavy Gold
l544 Cotton steady; sales $500 bales, at aoI@3lc.
for middling uplands
. New ORLEANS, March 22-Sales to-day 1900 bales.
market easier low middling 2ec receipts for the
week $50 bales; exports % on; stock ola, SIG
bales. Sugar dull; good fair 135c. Molasses dull
at 6o(975c for ermentng. Flour in request; super
hne sl2 25@12 so. Corn dull and dropping at 81 2s
al 80. Oats easier at 75176c Pork dull and de-
pressed no sales; round lots offering at S24 Bacon
only retail business. Lard in good request and un.
changed. Gold l3ia@l35. Sterling and New York
sight unchanged.
New YORK, March %, noon.-Cotton quiet at So1de
Gle. for m'ddling uplands Stock steady; 5-20's Of
81 coupe IS 1921. Money 7 i}ct. Gold 134g
New 1oRK, March %, evcning.-Cotton market
very firm under light receipts; sales 1900 bales;
nldding uplands 305m3lc.
New ORLEANS, March 23-Cotton sales 275O hales.
prices unchanged low middling 29c; receipts 1913
1ales; exports l0,094 bales. Sugar dull: no move
nents. Flour firm; supcrfne Sl2 co. Corn dull
md declined 7c. Oats dull and unchanged Hay
Inlet but frm; prime St. Louis and Ohio river sl2a
s43. Pork dull and depressed; mess S23 rs. Bacon
shoulders lo4c.; ribbed sides l2ac; clear ribbed i3c
:ear sides 1899 Lard quiet but firm, l24@13e. in
ierces and 14c. in kegs. Gold 49, Sterling 45(a
Eh3; New York sight s@3 i}ct premium.
Gable Dispatches.
LoNDos, March 10, noon.-Consols 9i. United
states bonds 74h,
LITEEPoo5, March 10, noon.-Cotton firm nliddIing
plands 135d; estimated sales 10000 bales
LONDON, March 20, roon-Consols 81 Unitaa
tates bonds 741
LIVERPOOL, March 20, noon.-Gotton quiet at 135d.
or middling uplands; estimated sales 5000 bales.
PARIS, March l9.-It is officially stated Napoleon
aVors the partitienabo debate between the Catholic
overs.
LIVERPOOL, March 20, evening Cotton closed
aser, middling uplands 13g@13!d, and middIne
rleans l3&d.; sales 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 81, noon.-Cotton has a down
ara tendency; middlins uplands l3ad. and middlDs
LONDON, March 81, eyening-Consols steady o14
. S. bonds 744
LIyEEPooL, March 81, evening-Cotton market con-
nued dull and heavy; mddling upands 13ad and
'ddIing Orleans 1891; sales G0OO bales.
LONDON, March %, noon.-Fiuancal matters un-
hanged
LIVERPOOL, March % noon-Cotton dull at 13s1
n mldding upands estimated sales GOOO bales
PARIS, March 22.-lt is announced that the Empe-
'r laVors the confederation of France, Holland, Bel
um and Switzerland against Prussia
LIVERPOOL, March %, eyeuing-Cotton declined
/. Midding upands l3td.
LoNpoN, March %, noon.-Consols 81 {. s.
onds 744.
LIVERPOOL, 1iarch %, oon.-Cotton dull: mid
ing uPlands l3!d., and niIdng Orleans 81d sales
100 bales.
LoSooy, March 23 evcting-conzols 81. U. $.
LIvnnroo1, N.rcI. 23, evenng,-Cotton closes quiet
1890 ID for middIing upands; sales 80O0 bales.
Miscellaneous.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Gcn. Sheridan has issued
order, saying no general removals from Office will
made, unless circumstances require it, and that it
desirable, during the process of re0rgansation to
anse as little as possible the machinery Of the pro
sional government.
New YORK, March 20.--Nno car loads of Federal
oops passed over the Hudson road yesterday, des-
led to OsweGo Supposed to operate against sQa-
ctel Fenian movements.
" ASHtNhiDS, MarCn' IL OHlfTDe---JOsepn j.
artIett, minister to Stockholm Peter J. Sullivan to
)gota.
The supplemental bill will be presented to the Pres
ent tomorrow. When it becomes a law Congress
IL probably adjourn.
WASHINGTON, March 20.--Thc following papers have
en- selected to publish the laws and treaties: New
alton, at Richmond, HuhnicItt editor; Raleigh
andard North Carolina Savannah Republican and
lgusta Loyal Standard, Georgia Mobile Nationalist
d huntsville Advocate, AIabana Fort Smith New
a, Arkansas Austin Intclligcnccr, Texas I. is
Mi officially announced that the remaining selections
Il be made from the same class of journals
" WAsH1NUT0E March 2O.-Gen. Spinner receives let
rs from the South nquiring when short currency
llcease to be valuable He fears people are imposed
on, and gives thatall issues of fractional
rrency will be redeemed
SAS FRasclseo, March 21.-Two hundred thousand
ands of powder exploded in Hong Kong harbor,
Hing forty persons, destroying several vessels and
aking the town like earthquake.
LotrsTtBEE, KeE, March 21.-The Unionists have
minated Col. W. A. Bullitt for Congress
BALTIMORE, March 2l.-5as. T. Orr of Hisboro
rone county, found in bed with his throat cut
large amount Of money missing.
W AsHIsGTos March 2l.-The registration is pro-
essng. The number Of negroes are largely in the
ijority the whites taking little interest.
The President has signed the bill appropriating ff-
IN thousand dollars for the relief Of the INDECENT