The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-18
LOUISIANA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l8 1867.
7 E L E G. HIC NEWS
For the South-W estern.

TEL HIC NEWS.
For the South -Western.l
from the South W estern Extras
Markets.
New YORK, Sept H. noon.-Gold l444. Cotton
dull and lower, 251@026c. for middling uplands.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 11.-Cotton sales $50 bales
market dull aud unsettled; low middling 23c. and
nominal; receipts 234 bales. Four-tripe extra
SO Is and choice extra Sl2 25. Corn dull mixed
81 Is and white 81 l74@1 90 Oats dull and un-
changed. Mess pork S2S so. Bacon-shoulders 154,
clear sides 30 and choice sugar cured hams Csc Lard
in tierces 4ac. Gold l44&01145. Sterling exchange
56@69; New York sight Pet premium.
New York, Sept. Il, eyening.-Gold 1851. Cotton
&c. lower; sales 1000 bales at 26c for mddling up
lands; market frmer. Gold closed at 145SMI45a.
New YoRk, Sept -, noon.-Gold 1454 and strong.
Cotton dull at 251c. for mddliug uplands.
New ORLEANS Sept. i2.-Cotton sales $50 bales;
market dull and easier; low middling 22!@23c.; re-
ceipts Is bales. Sugar-Louisana yellow clarified sold
at l6sc. Molasses 6Oc Flour dull; superfne s. 125
as 374 and double extra 50 25 Corn dull and un-
changed Oats advanced; choice 75c. Pork quiet but
firm at S2S so. Bacon in request and frm shoulders
l6, clear rib l95 clear sides 20 and choice
hams 25c. Lard in tierces 144 and in kegs l4ac Gold
l454@ @l45s. Sterling 55401594 New York sight 1Pct
premium.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 12.-Flour stiffer superine 81 IS
@l0 rs and $l1. Wheat s. 05@2 90. Corn-shelled
81 10. Oats-bu!k 5S059c. Pork $40. Bacon-shoul-
Packed lard l3 in terces and l4c in kegs. Groceries
firm. Raw whiskey in bond 81 %.
New York, Sept. u, eVening.-Coton heavy and
lower; sales 1900 bales at 25025!c. for middng up
lands. Gold 1861.
! New YORK. Sept. 49, noon-Gold l454. Cotton
dull at 254c. for middng upands.
| New ORLEANS, Sept. l3.-Cotton sales 325 bales;
market dull and easier; low midding 225@23Ic.; re-
cepts for the week S4S bales; exports 24o2 bales stock
14,7l9. Flour firm; superfne SS 5O@s Is and double
extra 50 so. Corn-mixed 81 Is and white 81 20.
Oats y! 975c. Pork dull and soc lower. Bacon
shoulders l6 clear sides 90 and sugarcured hams 25c
Lard-prme tierces l45. Gold l444GD144&. Sterling
56@593; New York sight 32ct premium.
New YORK, Sept. IS, evening--Cotton heavy and
declining; sales 800 bales, at 25@251c for middinr
uplands Gold l44S.
LOUISVILLE, September l3.-Superfnc flour IS 25
Wheat 81 0502 Is. Corn, shelled, 81 10. Oats in
bulk $685. Ear 81. Mess pork S25. Bacon
shoulders 5 rib sides lS4, clear sides lSa and fancy
hams 22sc Packed lard in terces l34c. Raw whisky
in bond 50 32002 33.
New YORK, Sept. IA, noon.-Cotton dull at ESQ
.! !c. for middng upands. Gold l4il
| New ORLEANS, Sept. l4.-Cotton sales $50 bales :;
market dull aHd lower; low mddling 22123c. receipts
3SS bales exports 453. Sugar-lttle Louisiana offer
ing, and only retail business doing; fully fair 154c
Louisiana molasses-none. Flour improved and
irmer; superfne S. 50 and double extra $40 500
10 Is. Corn dull and unchanged, Oats dull. Pork
DULL no buyers at s27 80 Bacon scarce and in re-
quest; shoulders &c., clear sides zoe and sugar cured
hams 2430125c Lard-prine tierces l44(0l44. Gold
| 143&M144. Sterling 56(059. New York sight
premium. Cattle ma:ket-stoc1 sale $50 Texas
beeveS 469 calves and yearIlngs, so milch cows
| Texas beeves, first quality, per head, Si5 second
quality S30@40; third quality $l5@20; Texas cows
with calves $40; yearlinss S6@l2; calves S6@l3.
New YORK, Sept. IA, evening, g,-Gold closed easy at
| l441G1l444.
Gable Dispatches.
LONDON, Sept 10, evening.-The races at Doncastcr
inauguraed to-day, attracting very large atten
dance. The fy stakes were won by Athena, the
Glasgow stakes by Donald Balm, and the great York
shire handicap by Seville. In the for the cham
pion stakes Blue Stone first and Virtue second
but the former was ruled out for overweight and the
stakes awarded to Virtue. The Fitz William stakes
were by Triponiere The betting upon the famous
St. Iegcr the greatest event of the day. The Don
caster meeting is very large. Sashing racing antic
pated
Silas c. Herring CT New York, writes the London
Times, from Paris that the commissions to which
referred the question between English and American
manufacturers, to the comparative merits of their
respective safes has dissolved without making de-
cison.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1O-The Shah of Persia has
accepted invitation from the Emperor of Russia to
visit Russia. 1t is uncertain whether the Shah will
extend bis visit beyond the Crmea. Preparation for
the journey is being made at Teperan.
Florence, Sept. lO-The statement that Garibaldi
visited and dined with the Prussian Ambassador is
contradictea. . -.
BEnil1, sers 70, even;ng-The second Parliament
Of the Confederation Of North German States met in
this city to-day, and formally opened by King
William of Prussia IN person. In his speech from the
throne the King commenced by addressing warm
welcome to the representatives as members of the
first German Parliament which had met under the
new constitution. Abiding to the position Of the
South German States he said their national relations
with the rest Of Germany had been fixed by treaties
of the solverein which they had signed. He assured
the members that the financial condition of the Con-
federation excellent and that its revenue so far
had been quite sufficient to meet all expenditures. He
promised bills to be introduced providing for the
pete and equitable settlement of the terms and
dons of military SERVICE making all necessary regu-
atons in regard to passports, prescribing system of
weights and measures for the country regulating the
postal service, the establishment of consulaes in all
foreign ports and protection to the commercial marine
Of the Confederation everywhere on the high seas.
The King concluded his speech with the following
peaceful aspirations "Genemen, progress is to be
the great principe underlying all your discussions
Your work will be the work Of peace, and by Gods
blessing Fatheraand WILL i'll peace, enjoy the fruits of
your labor"
LONDON, Sept II, nooa-Consols 81 SIG Bonds
IS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, noon.-Cotton dull; uplands
81 and Orleans lOd.
LIVERPOOL, Sept II, ? rN-Cotton, under unfa-
lower; less doing.
vienna, Sept. IA large convention of teachers,
representing all parts of the empire with great
nimity are petitionng fer the separation of schools
from churches
MARsEll1Es, Sept 11.-Cholera prevails fearfulIy in
Malta.
LoSDos Sept. 1l.-Baron Buest has gone to
BarrtZ.
Paris dispatches state Garibadi announces his de-
termination to proceed forthwith for the Roman
frontier.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ~, evenng.-Cotton ID. lower
fer American descriptions, but the market closed firm
at the decline; middng uplands 81 and Orleans 94d
sales Is 900 bales
LONDON Sept l3.-In the Bank of England bullion
increased 100000.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS, noon.-Cotton quiet but ac-
tive; prices unchanged uplands 81 and Orleans 9ad.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l3.-Cotton sales for the week
60 900 bales, whereof 5000 bales on speculation and
900 for EXPORTS stock 5000 bales whereof 289
600 American The recent decline is partly due to the
stock, which is larger than for some years.
ROME, Sept. l3.-The Pope has resolved to call to-
gether general council of the Roman Catholic Church
digntares from all parts of the world, and has named
seven cardinals to arrange the prelimnares for the
council
STOCKHOLM, Sept 13.-Farragut with the American