The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-24

TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
For the South -Western.l
From our Extras
Markets.

Markets.
New YoRK. July Is. evening.-Gold l40A Cot
ton unchanged; sales 900 bales Money continues
superabundant and is impossible to find temporary
4 EMPLOYMENT Seeking employment in Wall street.
Rates unchanged. Gold closed firm at 14o@l401.
4 New ORLEAss July 16.-Cotton sales 1850 bales;
market frmer; low middng 23@24c.; receipts for
three days 4ls bales against $40 bales for the same
time last week exports 1905 bales. Corn quiet and
firm; yellow and mixed 81 25@I 80; white 81 STA
rive l2c, ribbed 131 and clear sides 14a@15c.; dry
salted shoulders III on the landing. Gold 40.
Sterling 81 @531, New York sight 4fpet premium.
/ New YORK, July II, noen.-Gold sold at 140s;
now quoted at 14os Cotton steady at 26ac for mid
| ding uplands.
NEW ORLEANS, July I7.-Gotton sales 100 bales;
low middlng 23@24e.; receipts 4l9 bales. Flour
firm; superfne sll and choice extra SIG 50019 90.
Corn firm and scarce; yellow and mixed 81 25@l 80,
and white 81 40. Bacon-ribbed sides 154c, and
clear l5c no shoulders in first hands, and stock Of
all grades very light. Gold 1892. Sterling 5l@54;
New York sight 5fpct premium,
| New YoRK July II, evening.-Cotton active and
firm; sales 5000 bales at 264c. for midding uplands
| Gold 1893. A little mere demand for money, but
the market is abundanty supplied at 4@6 on call !;
prime paper 63{a7 The gold market broke down to
1899 on exaggerated rumors of sales by the Govern
ment. The total shipment of specie to-day 1929,
ooo Sterling dull at 1o@1oa for prime bankers.
New ORLEANS, July 1s.-Cottof1-Sales $50 bales !;
market quiet but firm; low middlng 223@24c; re-
ceipts 81 bales. Corn quiet but firm; mixed and yel
low 81 25@1 so, and white 81 40 Pork quiet at $24
(@25. Bacon firm and unchanged. Gold l394. Ster-
ling 51@154 New York sight t9ct premium
/ New YORK; July 1S.-Money unchanged Gold
closed firm, chiefly from the prospect Of large slip
ments on Saturday. Cotton frmer but less active;
sales 1000 bales; middling uplands 26ac. Gold l4o:
| NEW York, July 19, noon.-Money 5@6f}ct Gold
lAO Cotton quiet but firm at 261@27c. for middling
uplands.
New ORLEANS, July la.-cotton quiet but SITTER;
sales 75O bales low nddling 231e244c; receipts for
the week $40 bales exports 6293 bales; stock on
hand 44,0l3 bales. Flour active; double extra Sll SO
(012 co.. Corn advanced sc. Oats quiet but firm at
81 o5. Pork dull at $685. Lard firm and active; in
kegs 14c Gold 40. Sterling 51@54; New York
sight Pet premium
New YORK, July 10, evening-Cotton firmer; sales
10000 bales, at 264@274c. for mddling uplands.
Gold 1899.
New YoRK, July 90, noon.-Gold 1899. Cotton
quiet but steady; midding upands 261@27c.
New ORLEAss July 2o-Cotton sales 1000 bales;
bales; exports 1920 bales Louisiana sugar. fair
prime 143c. strictly prime 15c; stock very small;
Cuba firm; fully fair to prime 14c. Molasses nomi-
naly 4S@52c. Flour-stock light double extra
Sits; choice SIS 50@19 90. Corn-stock light;
market firm; yellow and mixed 81 25@1 35, and
white 81 4o@1 So Pork quiet at s24 75@25 90.
Bacon-good jobbing demand; sholders l3, ribbed
| IA, and clear sides l54c. Lard quoted at l34 in
tierce and l4c. in kegs Gold 1922 Sterling SIG
3D. New York sight 3{9S yet premium.
NEW YORK, July 20, evening.-Cotton frmcr; sales
2900 Lales; middling uplands 26A6o27c.
Cable Dispatches.
| LONDON, July 16.-The reform bill will be read in
the House of Lords this evening" and the second read
| ing assigned for Monday next.
Minister Adams, with other members of the dipo-
matte corps, waited on the Sultan to-day. A deega-
ton, principally Americans now in London, was also
| received.
The reform bill has finally passed the House.
FLORENCE, July l6.-Reports have been received
here from Rome, which represent the Papal Govern
ment much alarmed by the Garibaldians. The Pope
has appealed to France for protection for the Holy
| See.
/ PARIS July l6-In response to an appeal from
the Pope for assistance against Garibadi, Napoleon
has notified the Garbald leaders that the deenses of
Rome will be composed of the restored batteries of
France.
LIVERPOOL, July II, noon.-Cotton, middling up
lands lloyd, and middling Orleans 1o4d
LIVERPOOL, July II, 2 ?. N.-cotton frmer sales
will reach u 900 to Is, 900 bales prices unchanged.
PARIS, July l7.-The Monteur of to-day announces
that Chill and Peru have accepted, with certain re-
strictons the mediation of the United States in the
Spanish war.
LONDON July l7-Reports from Madrid say that
the Spanish government has declared martial law in
Catalonia where Prim had landed. 1t is reported that
the sloop- ofwar Macedonia, with large number OF
midsllpmen, will proceed to Spithead to witness the
grand naval review.
| LIVERPOOL, July g. eyenins-Cotton has been some
what firmer but without alteration in prices; sales of
10, 600 bales; middng upands los, and middlng Or
leans 1O4d
LIVERPOOL, July Is, noon.-Cotton firm but un-
changed.
LONDON, July i8.-The naval review in honor of
the Sultan tie most magnificent ever witnessed
in English waters High wind increased the interest
of the event The squadron numbered eighty vessels,
bearing II 900 guns One thousand vessels were
filled with the spectators. Victoria and suite were
on the yacht Victoria and Prince Albert and the Sui
tan on the Osborne Both houses of Parliament,
lords of admiralty and all the members of the govern
ment were present
Vienna letters state that Maxmilian's mother gives
evidence of insanity.
SOUTHAMPTON, July lS.-It is estimated that the
great naval review which occurred yesterday off Spit
head cost fifty thousand pounds sterling. One gun
boat was driven ashore during the rainstorm which
prevailed at the time, but beyond this no accident oc-
Cured. The rain also seriously interfered with the
programme of eyoutions and proposed illumination OF
the feet in the evening.
L1vERpooL. july IS, Or. n.-Cotton frmer and
more active middling uplands advanced to lo4d and
Orleans to l0sd.
LosDoN, July ls-The American government is
endeavorng to secure the release of Gen Nage.
! DUBLIN July 1S.-SiS of the Waterford rioters have
been convicted and sentenced.
| LONDON, July Is, evening.-Bullion in the Bank oil
England increased f15e,0o
LIVERPOOL, July Is, evening. Cotton closes firm;
sales $4,000 bales; mddling uplands 1oad., and Or
leans l05d.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, noon.-cotton firm; mlddiing
uplands log, aud Orleans 10Id.; sales of the week
10000 bales of which 1000 to spectators aud $4,000
for export stock 13s 0oo whereof 3s3 900 Amer
can.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, 9 ?. .M-eotton frmer but un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, evenng.-Cotton firm and ac-
tive sales 5000 bales; mddling uplands los and
middlng Orleans losd.
i PARIS, July 2O.-Napoleon continues to purchase
horses for the army. The military workshops are
overtasked.
LIVERPOOL, July 90, noon.-Cotton firm and un.
changed sales 10000.
LONDON, July 20.-Tories in the House of Lords
sustain the reform bill. Earl Grey opposes it.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-seaate-The bill relieving
certain deserters, was passed.
/ The President sent a message regarding the Rus
sian treaty, asking an appropriation to carry it out
also for convention between the United States and
Venezuela providing for an adjustment of the claims
of citizens of the United States against Venezuela
Executive session. Afterward Indian affairs were
discussed, and then adjourned
Hoase-Stevens introduced two bills on reconsruc-
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