The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-11

TELEGRAP HIC NEWS.
For the South h-Western.l
From the South Western Extras
Markets
NEW YORK, Sept. 4, noon.-Cotton quiet at 264c.
for middlng uplands Gold 14ls@l4l4.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-Cotton sales 200 bales;
market dul low midding 24@25c. receipts l53 bales
Sugar and molasses unchanged. Flour dull and de-
pressed; superine s. so and choice extra $1O@Sl1
Corn dul mixed 81 30, white and yellow 81 25 Oats
dull at 6s@7Oc. Pork in request; held firmly and
quoted in round lots at s26 so. Bacon active; shou
ders l401l41, clear ribbed 174 and clear sides 1S@0
Isle. Lard steady and firm at l3a@l4c. in terces
and 14a@l5c. in kegs. Gold 1414. Sterling 500
554; New York sight ! fPct premium.
New YORK. Sept. 4 evening.-Gold closed active
and strong at l421.
New YORK, Sept. 5, noon.-Gold 1929. Cotton
quiet and steady at 27c. for middling uplands.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-Cotton sales 200 bales;
market dull and unsettled; low middling 24@25c re-
cepts 154 bales. Sugar and moasses unchanged
Flour very dull; superfne $S01S o. Corn dull; mixed
81 90 white and yellow 81 25. Oats dull at Csc.
Mess pork firm at $26 so for round lots Bacon
shoulders l4@14t, and clear sides 1S4@ls4c. Gold
14lt@141s. Sterling 5S4@56; New York sight f9ct
premium.
| NEW YORK, Sept. 5, evening Cotton easier; sales
900 bales at 27c. for middlng uplands. Gold 1929.
New YORK, Sept. 6, noon.-Cotton quiet at 27c.
Gold 1921.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-Cotton sales $50 bales mar
ket dull and lower; low middling 234@241c.; receipts
for the week 1920 bales; exports for the week 479
tbales stock Is 1896. Flour dull and Unchanged su-
lperineSS0SS 25 Corn-demand limited and prices
barely sustained mixed 81 90 and white 81 25. Oats
dull and unchanged Pork higher; holders ask $27
Bacon-the market is nearly bare and demand good,
with an active jobbing trade; shoulders 15@l5l,
clear sides ls4@lsa, and sugar-cured hams 223@
2s4c. Lard quiet, steady and firm; in tierces l4@
l4fc. Gold i4la@l42. Sterling 54@5e; New York
sight f2ct premium.
| NEW YoRk, Sept. 6, eveuing.-Cotton easier sales
1000 bales at 261c. for middling uplands.
| New YORK, Sept. 7, noon--Gold 1929. Cotton
quiet at 26ac for middling uplands. . ..
CINCINNATI, Sept. Flour unchanged. Wheat
held frmer, 81 Is for No. red Corn dull at 81 O5.
Oats quiet at $1,000. Whisky steady at 81 80. Pro-
visions unsettled. Pork s24 25@24 so. Bulk meats,
l2c. for shoulders and l4sc for sides. Bacon held
at Ac for shoulders and lSc for clear sides; hams
unchanged. Lard held at l25G01sc.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-Cotton sales l75 bales;
market dull and shade easier; low middling 23!@
24tc; receipts 20S bales; exports 2402. Fully fair
Louisiana sugar l54c. Molasses 6Oc. Flour frmer;
superfine $S0S 25 Corn dull and unchanged. Oats
dull at zoe. Pork advanced 50@75c; quoted at
$27 25927 So Bacon-shoulders l54, clear sides
ls1c; hams unchanged Gold I41a@l42. Sterling
54@5s New York sight 4fPct premium.
New YORK, Sept. I, evening.-Cotton dull ; 800
bales sold; middling uplands 261c. Money closed
crate demand. Gold closed l42B@l424.
Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8, evening. - Cotton strong
throughout, and closed firm; middlng uplands lO5,
and Orlears l04d,; sales To- 900 bales
CoSsTANrINoPlE, Sept. "a mixed commission of
Christians and Turks visit Gambia to Investigate tee
sources of dscontent
ATHENS, Sept. 3.-Fighting in Gambia suspended, sn
armisce having been agreed upon blythe Turks and
Crctans.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 4, evening-Cotton closed steady;
uplands lo4 and Orleans lo4d; sales 10000 bales.
BADEN Sept. 5.-Marquis LaGrange's horse Troca-
doro won the St. Leger stake at Efingham
VIENNA, Sept. 5.-Reported Baron Won Buest will
sell Austrian church property and pay accumulated
national debt.
MADRID, Sept. 5.-The government has ordered the
return of the Spanish feet from the Pacific.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept 5, noon.-Cotton steady.
LONDON, Sept. 5, evenng.-Consus 81 1916 Bonds
73S.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ), evening. Cotton closed dull
Towards the close uplands declined 81. Mddling up
lands 10, and Orleans 105d.
LONDON, Sept. 6, noon.-Specie in the Bank of
England, for first time in fifteen years. exceeds the
circulation Consols 944. Bonds weak at 734.
| LIVERPOOL, September 6, noon.-Coton became
dull last evening; uplands declined Id. and opens
quiet this morning; uplands 10, and Orleans lOad
sales of the week 900 bales, whereof 900 for
port and 2O00 on speculation; stock 1856, 900 bales
whereof 3O2, 900 are American.
The action of the Prussian Senate indicates the
ceptance of the assurances that the Salisbury confer
ence indicates peace. The North German Parliament
is largely liberal.
The French horse Rugblas won the gold medal at
Ellington.
The government of Denmark officially denies the
sale of W est India Islands.
BERLIN Sept 6.-Negotiatons are progressing for
the establishment of postal treaty between Prussia
and the United States similar to that with England.
nuln Erad favo toa upion If
Baden with the north German States
| MADRID, Sept. cit is ordered that vessels from
all United States ports be strictly quarantned
PARIS, Sept. 6.-It is stated de rHuys will soon
recnter the Cabinet.
LONDON, Sept.s6.-Recent dispatches discredit the
release of Abasynian prisoners. The preparations for
the expedition for their release continues.
BERLIN, Sept. IA pacific note has been issued
from the Prussian foreign office, in which the recent
note of the French Foreign Minister is alluded to as
highly satisfactory TO the Prussian Government
LONDON, Sept. 7.-1he schooner yacht John 7.
Ford, from Baltimore for Paris, before reported cap
sized the entrance of the English channel found
day TWO ago The coast of Ireland near Queens
town, whittier che had driited. Fa'.Aoe papers and
other articles were found board and taken to a
place of safety.
FLORENCE, Sept Cen. Garibaldi, while on his
way to Geneva participate in the radical Peace Con-
gress passed through this city. and during his stay
here invitation Of the Minister Of Prussia to Flor
enCe ulDeu WIN al t!e pdGCc Cl Tue
gation.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
to-day decorated with medals those members of the
Irish police who distinguished themselves by their
Iservices during the late Fenan outbreak.
LONDON, Sept. F.-Advces from the Island of Can
dia report the Turkish authorities nerfered with
American vessel which aiding the escape of Gre
tanS.
Miscellaneous
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The Turkish Minister and
his wife dined with Seward tonight -
Amnesty details not quite completed. The ex-
ceptions will be very few and it is understood the
President desires to reduce them still further than
Seward deems prudent. No information given as to
who will be excepted, beyond that the list will be
very short. '-5:
HAVANA, August 29.-The new customs la7 is being
strictly enforced. All vessels omitting the names of
consgnees are fined twenty-five dollars. It is hoped
these reforms will be revoked. Nothing heard from
the telegraph vessel The operator at Charrera is dead
Exchange on New York, in currency 241 yet dis
coGnt on London 81 premium. The extent of the
troubles in Porto Rico is unknown Renforcements
have left Spain for the island.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Geo. c. Whiting, Grand
Master of Masons of the District and prominent Of
feer in the Interior Department, is dead.
The amnesty proclamation is expected tomorrow.