The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-27

/ TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the South -Western.l
From the Southwestern Extras.J
| Markets.
| NEW 7oRK, November 90, noon.-Gold 140. CottoI
steady at Isle. for middng uplands.
| New ORLEANS, November 20.-Sales of cotton 150(
bales demand good; middling Orleans 17@l7Ie.; re
ceipts 1862 and exports 1888 bales Sugar-commor
and prime 124c. Molasses sell as fast as received
70@93c. for common to choice Flour dull and de
pressed superlne 50 and choice sl4. Corn very dull
white 81 25@1 80. Pork s2l So Bacon-onIy re-
tail business; shoulders 121@l24c and clear sides
Tic. Lard declined; prime tierces 13@l34c. Gold
1899. Texas cattle-No l, s4O(055; No. 2, s25035
No. 3, $l4@20. Sheep, 81 5o@S6.
New YORK, November 2l.-Gold 1595@139a. Cot
ton steady at lSc. for middlng uplands.
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21.-Cotton sales 1000 bales
largest of the season; demand active niddng Orleans
l7c receipts 307l bales. Sugar inactive and dropping
sales of prime at 121c Molasses quiet; common to
choice 6s@7Oc. Flour dull and dropping; no quota
tions for the lower grades. Corn declined 50lOc sales
of yellow and white at 81 1501 20. Oats very dull
at 7Sc. Pork-no sales reported asking S2l Is
Bacon-only retail business; shoulders 123@l24 and
clear sides 17c. Lard dull; choice terces l3c; kegs
sold at same price. Gold 1894.
New YORK. November 81, evening-Cotton lower
sales 5000 bales, at 1Sc. for middling uplands.
| NEW York, November %, noon.-Gold 1891. Cot
ton dull at 18c for mddling uplands
| New York, November %, evening.-Cotton easier
at l7!@l72c.; sales 800 bales Gold stronger, 1899.
| NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-Sugar and molasses
unchanged Flour dali and lower superfne s. 500
| IS 70; choice $l30113 25. Corn dropping, 81 100
81 Is. Oats inactive at TIC. Pork dull, but held firmly
at $22. Bacon-retailing for shoulders at 124 and
clear sides l6!c Lard quiet but steady; terces l2&
and keg 13c. Cotton quiet and easier; middlng Ore-
163c sales to-day 400 bales, receipts $3.50 and
exports 1896 bales; receipts for the week 4S bales
sales 203o0 and exports ,677 bales; stock 62 O93
bales. Gold 1891.
Gable Dispatches.
LONDON, November l9.-The Times praises Napo-
Icons speech the liberal and sensible of the
second Empire.
| LIVERPOOL, November l9, noon.-Cotton dull and
declined Lied; uplands S. and Orleans sgd.
| LONDON, November 10, evening. ConsoIs 81 GIG.
| United States Bonds II.
| LIVERPOOL, November 10, evening.-Cotton closed
dull; upands So and Orleans sgd; sales 5000 bales.
Manchester advices unfavorable.
PARIS, November 20.-In Napoleon's Speech he
said The necessity of rcsuming the discussion of I'M
pcrant laws has obliged me to call you together
suay early in view Of recent events, and desire to
avail myself Of your sagacity and assistance. Vague
disquetudes have arisen affecting the public mind of
Europe and restricting the industry and commerce of
all quarters. This uncertainty could endure no longer
1t is necessary to accept frankly the changes the
other side of the Rhine, and proclaim that, long
interests and dignity shall not be threatened,
will not interfere in the transformations effected by
the march of the populations The disquiet displayed
is difficult Of explanation when France has offered the
whole world the most imposing spectacle of concilia
ton and peace The Universal Exhibition has drawn
closer the ties of fraternity between nations. The Ex
hbition has disappeared, but its traces will leave
deep impression upon our age 1t has destroyed
host of pre- udices and errors but these pledges of
concord do not allow to dispense with improving
military institutions of France hp
army and navy. The stronger are, the more
tain will be the assurance of peace | have been com
PEELED to send again troops to Rome, to protect
the Holy See from republican invaders. Our conduct
could not parake of anything hostile to the ndepcnd
ence of Italy, and that nation understands She
danger these revolutionary manifestations caused to
monarchca principles and European order Calm re-
established in the Papa States, may calculate the
time when troops be recalled. For France,
the convention of September 1915 exists until it is
pealed The relations of Italy to the Holy See inter
css the whole world and to settle their relations and
new complications, conference Of the Powers is pro-
posed.
Referring to the Eastern question: I am happy to
announce that the Powers have agreed upon the two
principal pointsthe maintenance Of the integrity Of
the Ottoman Empire and the amclioraton Of the
dltion of the Christians.
The Journey have made with the Empress to the
East and North of France has afforded opportunity
for manifestations of sympathy which touched me
profoundly. | have found nothing which has been
able to shake the confidence the people have placed in
me, or their attachment to my dynasty For my part,
I labor necessarily to anticipate their wishes. The
harvest is not good and distress is inevitable and
foreign trade can alone secure supplies and lower
prices. toresee the period when reduction of taxes
may be taken into consideration.
Abiding to reforms already established and others
proposed be says: Doubtless the introduction of new
liberties have exposed the public mind to excitement
and dangerous impulses, but to render them poweress
| count upon the common sense of the country, the
progress of public morality and the frmness of the
ruling power in their suppression. Let us then follow
the work we have undertaken together to develope lib
eral institutions without weakening the principle Of
authority Let us not cease to spread around us the
comforts of life and adopt every which will
render prosperous the social condition of the great
masses. For my own part, you may rest assured
will uphold firmly the power conferred upon me, for
no obstacle nor unjust opposition will shake either my
courage or my faith in the future.
LIVERPOOL, November 20, eVcnIng.-Cotton closed
steady; upands sgd. and Orleans sgd; sales 10000
bales.
LoSDoS, November 2l.--parament opened. The
Queen hopes Napoleon will avoid complications by an
early withdrawal of the Roman expedition and asks
for money for the Abyssnia expedition: Fcnianism is
in Ireland, hut has taken the form of
ganised violence and murder in England, where it
must be suppressed by the fuldllment of the law
Addresses from both Houses to the Queen echo the
Queens speech.
England refuses conference unless definite plan is
first proposed Nearly all the members who spoke
condemned Napoleon's Roman expedition.
Two thousand extra policemen and large number
of troops at Manchester to preserve the peace pending
the executions
LIVERPOOL, November 81, noon.-Cotton opened
easier, at decline of an 3D.; uplands sgd and Orle
ans SD.
LONDON, November 81 evcning-Consols "a SIG.
o. s. bonds 705. Bullion in the Bank of England de-
creased f25O0.
LIVERPOOL, November 81, evening-Cotton quiet;
uplands 81 and Orleans SID; sales l0, 900 bales.
PARIS, November 22-Bullion in the Bank Of France
increased / /, ,250,000f.
LIVERPOOL, November %, noon.-Cotton quiet and
prices unchanged sales of the week 60 900 bales, Of
which spectators took 1000 and exporters baes
stock 4S3, 600 bales of which lO7 900 are American.
FLORENCE, November 22-The Diet meets Decem
Der 5. Ratazzi will be President.
Mnnnhrna,c snconA nota denonnces the actinn of