The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-25
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Markets.

New YORK. Sept. is, noon.-Cotton dull at 243@
25c for middling uplands. Gold strong at l45s
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1S.-Cotton sales 4GO bales;
market dull and unchanged low middling lie. re-
ceipts 594 bales. Sugar-prime Louisiana l6c No
Louisiana molasscs in market. Flour quiet and firm
but unchanged. Corn in better demand and frmer;
yellow and white mixed 81 l5@l III and white 81 90.
Oats firm at 73@75c. Pork dull and dropping at
s27 124. Bacon steady and firm shoulders l6, sides
l9a and sugar cured hams 254c Lard frm in tierces
l45@1452c. Gold l45S. Sterling 564@591 New York
sight Pet premium.
NEW YORK. September 49, evening. steady;
sales 900 bales at 243@25c. for mddling uplands.
Gold l451. The gold market strengthened by the
decline of bonds in Europe and the report of further
trouble in the cotton trade Government securities
dull. Stocks much depressed and almost panicy at
the close, prices falling to two.
New ORLEANS, Sept. l9.-Cotton sales 200 bales;
market dull; low midding 81 &C. and nomnal receipts
l IA bales. Sugar and moasses unchanged Flour
holders firm; single extra SO So Corn in request
with an advancing tendency Pork dull at s27 25 no
buyers. Bacon steady and firm; shoulders obbing at
l6, clear rib 10! and clear sides l94c. Lard firm;
prime tierce l4c Gold l451 Sterling 56@59; New
York sight Pet premium.
New YORK, September 10, noon.--Coton quiet but
steady at Csc for middling uplands Gold l4+E
| New ORLEANS, Sept. 2o.-Cotton sales $50 bales;
market dull and unsettled low midding 2lac. and
nomnaI receipts for the week IN bales and exports
4S3; stock 70lS bales Flour steady and firm; su-
advanced; white mixed 81 90 and white 81 so. Oats
held at Soc; sales at 75c. Pork dull holders ask
527 %. Bacon steady and frm shoulders Is, clear
sides i9f and sugarcured hams 253c jobbing rates
Lard quiet but firm; prime tlerce IA &C. Gold 1870
l44. Sterling 56G05S4; New York sight 2:t pre-
MUM
New YORK, Sept 90, evening.-Cotton dull and
decning sales TOO bales. Gold l434.
New York, Sept. 81, noon.-Cotton dull uplands
24c. Gold l43
market dull and irregular; low niddling 81 &c. and
nominal; receipts 224 bales; exports 63S bales Su
gar-only retail business. Moasscs--no Louisiana III
market Cuba held at 55c. Four-no superfne in
market but in request; other grades quiet but very
firm; extra choice $I1 IS. Corn-light supply and
firm; yellow 81 25 and white ST so. Oats quiet but
firm; asking soc. Pork dull and declining; noninaily
S27 Bacon quiet; shoulders 306 and clear sides
191M1o2c Lard quiet but firm; terces IA and kegs
154c. Gold l439@l44. Sterling 56@5s3 New York
sight 4@1 fct premium.
CATTLE MARKET
New ORLEANS, Sept. lS-Texas bceves first quail
ty, per head s45; choice Texas cattle s50@6o; second
quality s25@40 third quality $l5@2O. Yearngs
s7@l5; calves $5@lo.
LONDON, Sept. 18-Informal meeting of delegates
of the Pan Anglican synod, called by the Archbishop
of Canterbury. Present. Bishop Hopkins of Vermont,
Odenheimer of New jersey, and many Episcopal cler
gymen from the United States.
Col. Kelly, Fenan leader, arrested at Manchester
and taken to Dublin. The funeral of the supposed
Fenan director at Belfast attended by eight thou
sand persons
The King of Prussia will review the military of the
Grand Duchy of Baden next week. by invitation of
the Grand Duke.
The Cabinets of Berlin and Vienna are negotiating
for commercial treaty.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS, noon-Cotton steady and
more doing.
lost near Madeira No particulars.
LONDON, Sept IS, 2 PM-Cous0ls 81 Sic. Bonds
725.
L1vEnrooL, Sept. IS, r.N.-Cotton very active;
sales will reach 10000 bales; prices not quotably
changed.
LONDON Sept IS, evening-Consols 9d5. Bonds 13.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, 49, evening. Cotton closed mod
aely active sales less than anticipated only 5000
bales; prices unchanged
MANCHESTER, Sept. 19.-A strong police force,
while taking the Fenans Kelly and Dro>y to the de-
pot, attacked by a mob, and the prisoners re-
sisted. One policeman was killed and several injured.
Many of the rioters seriously injured.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 49, evening. twtEstanding
moderate activity cotton declined fully 3D.; sales H.
600 bales; nplands % and Orleans sgd.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30 noon.--COtton opened quiet;
uplands q and Orleans 9sd
Bullion IN the Bank of England increased el 50, 900
MANCHESTER, Sept 2O.-Another policeman is dead
Kelly is still at large.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 20.-The Brokers Circular reports
cotton sales of the week 75 900 bales of which 70:
exports 900 and for speculation 5000 stock $751; 900
bales, of which 27O 900 American.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20, P. P.M.-Cotton-quotations
unaltered
LONDON Sept 2O.-Bismarck has addressed the dip
lomats note regarding Salisbury Prussia accepts
French representation to regard the conference
pledge of peace. He makes many allusions to the
unity of the German States which provoke comment
from the French press ignoring the treaty Of Prague
Miscellaneous.