The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-16
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the South estern1
From our Extras.

NEW ORLEANS, January S.-The Chamber of Com
merce opened to-day Cotton quiet and easier; sale
200 bales low middling 314032!c.; receipts 70
four days 900 bales against 4,40O for the wee
before; exports II 400 bales. Pork heavy at s2l
bacon shoulders, only retail demand l3c.; sides -
Gold 1874; bank sterling As New York exchang
&c. discount.
New ORLEANS, january 9-Cotton lower; sales to
day 37oo bales; low mddling 31@32c midding 81
033c.; receipts 1850 bales exports 1900 bales Col,
l341.
New YoRK, January 8, evening-Cotton heavy
sales 20o1 bales midding upands 344c, middline
Orleans 354c. Money firm at per cent; Gold CLOSED
at 133S.
The Commercial says money is somewhat less strin
gent, at 6GD7 per cent, and gold devoid of special ac
tvity. The export Of specie is expected to be gen
eral ere long. Sterling exchange nominal at 1929.
| New ORLEANS, January 1e.-Cotton dropping: sale:
$500 bales; low middling 31032c., nddlipg 325@S3c
Receipts 400 bales exports 5000 bales Gold 1873
sterling exchange 434.
New YORK. January 10, noon-Cotton nominally
unchanged Gold 1888; sterling 9lt for sixty days
and 1909 for sight.
The Commercial says the money market is extreme
| ly stringent, owing to the combination of bears in
| gold to control twelve millions green-back In the
gold market there is fierce contest between the
| long and short parties.
| New YORK, January l0 evening.-Cotton heavy:
sales 1900 bales; mddling uplands 34!c., middling
| Orleans 354c.-some sales at &c. below quotations
Gold Is unsettled and lower opening at 1889 and de-
cinlng to 1929
New YORK, January 10, evening -Later-Gold
closed weak at 1929
NEW ORLEANS, January 1l.-Cotton market un-
changed; sales 5000 bales; low middlng 81 132c.; mid
ding 3210l33c receipts for the week, $4,000 bales,
against "a $50 for the week previous; exports for
the week. %, ,230 bales; stock hand 219 $50 bales
Corn firm at 81 100l 20. Gold 1873; sterling ex-
change 49,.
New 1oEK, January II, noon-Stocks heavy; mon
ey per cens on CALL sterling exchange 81; gold 133
Cotton quiet and firm at unchanged prices.
The Commercials money article saws the market still
shows the effects of the bear movement. Discounts
quiet but confident for the best paper. Gold excited
under the contest between the long and short interest
The stock market is decidedly active and showed
an Improvement on opening prices
New YORK, January II, evenng.-Cotton very firm;
sales 5000 bales; mddliug uplands 34d0135c; mid
ding Orleans 355 036c. Gold unsettled opening at
1929 and declining to 1921, and closing at l344
Government stocks unchanged and moderately active
New York. January II, evenng.-Cotton opened
firm, but closed dull and heavy sales 1900 bales, at
345@35c for mlddling uplands, and closing at 344c
The money market continued to increase in ease to
the close of the bank hours, and the supply was am
pie to brokers at per cent, but business was
done at per cent. The Government money! recently
locked up, has been let loose, and thus ends the da
tardly attempts to PROSTATE the whole trade of the
country. The gold market closed at 33fMI34. The
somewhat nominal, usual Just after the sailing of
the packets. Prime bankers bills quoted at l091G1
lln4.
Gable Dispatches
TRIESTE, January 7.-Mormona adyices report the
Empress Clrlotta's health improved.
PARIS, January 7.-lIadrd advices report extensive
preparations to arrest the threatened outbreak in
Span
CoNsrASr1SopLE, January 7-Offcial accounts from
Gambia he of tTn
NO armed resistance except by few Struggling for
elgnerS, who had escaped to the mountains
PARIS, January 7.--A the transports destined for
Vera Cruz to bring home the French troops have les
parted, conyoyed by heavily armed iron-clads as a
protection from the Liberal privateers reported atoat
LONDON January S.--The Times says it has good
authority for saving Sir Frederick Bruce has been
told to ask the United States Government to accept
of arbitration i'll the Alabama claims question.
PARIS, January s, noon.-The French feet in the
Mexican waters has been directed remain so as to
collect customs duties.
FLORENCE, January s, noon.--It is reported that
Garibadi will give his aid to the Greek movement as
regards Candia if the revolt in that island lasts
fortnight longer.
LIVERPOOL January ., noon.-The Harvest Queen
from Swansea, bound to the Baltic has been sunk at
sea. and only QUO P0'ov o"O Of irur vr1viro
saved.
VIENNA, January 9-Thc Austrian Government has
extended an amnesty to the press throughout the
pre for all past offtnses.
LONDON, Jan2ary g. noon.-The Times has another
editorial the question of the claim of the United
States Government for payment for the depredatons
Of the Alabama. 1t expresses the hope that the at
tempt to settle the BY arbitration will be sue
ccssfill.
LIvERpooL January 8, noon.-The cotton market
is flat to day and prices declining sales are estimated
at s, 900 bales for the day.
LONDON, January 9, noOn.--Consos are quoted at
8 for money; United States 520's 724.
LIVERPOOL, january 10, noon.-The cotton market
is quiet to-day, with estimated sales of 10 900 bales;
middlng upl&nds at Il Id.
LONDON, January TO- noon.-The Times of this
morning arrives the conclusion that tie proposed
impeachment Of President johnson foreshadows
revolution in the United States and points out the
dangers of such proceeding.
FLORENCE, January 10, noon.-Roza bey the Turk |
sh minister to Italy, WILL it is said, shortly be with
drawn and accredited TO the United States Government
LONDON, January 10, noon.--The decision has been
made not to make the proposed demonstration upon
The assembling OF Parliament by the presentation Of a |
mass petition demanding reform. They will take the |
better course, and permit the question of reform to
:ome before Parliament in the customary manner |
without endeayoring to force it through by dsordery
demonstrations.
TRIESTE, January 10, noon.-Advices from the |
Greek Mediterranean Islands state that the revolution
5 spreading, and formidable uprising of the people
las occurred i'll the other Islands,
lLoRENCE january ~ nO0n-i he report is current
II scm-otiicinl quarters that the Italian Government
las determined to restore all the property of the
jhurch which has been conscated condition of the
payment of heavy indemnity.
CONsTANTINOPLE, January 10, noOn.-The ndica-
ions of serious trouble between Turkey and Greece
Increases aud the Porte continues to send troops to
he Greek frontier.
PARIS, January 10, noon.-Rumor has obtained
urrency on apparently trustworthy authority, that
Austria, France and Italy have entered into an alli-
nee the Eastern question, and that Russia and
Prussia have made similar agreement.
LIVERPOOL January l0.-COtton dull, and closed at
a., with sales OF 10000 bales.
PARIS Jaunary 10.-Seren more transports have
allied for Mexico 1t is believed the French troops
'ill be ready to sail by the 18th of February.
PARIS January 1I.-The American monitor Man-
onomah and the remainder of the United States
quadron at Cartilage, where they attract thousands
t visitors.
The press Of this capital wa-n the American people
gaiust Impeachment of President Johnson T.
LONDON, January l1.--The Review of to-day speaks
"A commercial panic in Shanghai.
LIVERPOOL, January I1.-Saies of cotton for the
asst week are Il, 600 bales. To-day the market is
ulI, and the sales estimated at 5000 bales Mid
ling uplands l45d.
LONDON, January II, noon.--United States 5-2Os
3; Erie shares 4a4; Illinois Central So!. st.. ...
LIVERPOOL, January u, evenng.-Cotton market
losed dull today and prices fell off slightly; mddIing
rands quoted at 148d; sales did exceed the noon