The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-04
TELEGpApHIC DISPATCHES.
For the South Western
Markets.


| For the South Western.
Markets.
New ORLEANS November 3o.-Sugar quiet; good
fair Il and prime 13c Molasses dull; Louisiana
common 45055 and choice 75980c.; Cuba 52c.
Flour dull; superfne nominay IS 70; treble extra
SO 80 and choice s12@14 80. Corn quiet but firm
at 81 079@l 10. Oats better, soc. Pork dull ask
ing s23 Bacon very dull; shoulders retailing at lie
II &C., rib l34@9l41 and clear sides l53@l58c Cot
ton in good demand; middng Orleans l544c.; sales
$500, receipts 44l3 ndexports s649 bales Sterling
49@53; New York sight discount Gold 1888. Texas
cattle and sheep unchanged since last quotations.
| NEW YORK, November 30.-Coton lower; sales
$500 bales. Gold heavy at 1375@l3S.
| New ORLEANS, December .-Sugar in good demand;
common 81 and fully fair to prime l3c. Moasses-
receipts ibera prices favor buyers; common 40 and
prime to choice 7O(075c Flour dull and nominal;
superfne IS Is and treble extra So -. Corn I'M
changed Oats quiet but firm at soc. Pork quiet but
| firm at $23 90. Bacon dull; shoulders ll@ll4 and
clear sides lj@l54c. Lard-prime terce held at 124
and key 13c. Cotton declined; middlngOreans l53c.;
sales $500, receipts COLA and exports 2129 bales.
Sterling 46t@5l; New York sight 4iRc. discount.
! Gold 1877.
NEW YORK, December 2, noon.-Cotton dull at 1890
Ice. Gold 1871.
NEW YORK, December ., evening.-Gold closed
heavy at 1863. Cotton frmer sales $500 bales
| New YORK, December 3, evening.-Cotton easier;
sales $500 bales, at Sc for Diddng uplands. Gold
1863.
New York, November 3, noon-Gold 1877. Cotton
dull at 54c. for middlng uplands.
| New ORLEANS November 3.-Cotton active but low
er; mddng Orleans l44c; sales $500, receipts 1910,
exports 1854 bales. Sugar in good demand; fair II
and yellow clarified Isle. Molasses active and i'm
proved; common 45@50c. Flour dull and nominal;
superfne 75Q1S9; choice 10 50@$l4. Corn quiet
and firm at l 070l$l TO- Oats unchanged Pork
dull at 1928. Bacon dull and unchanged. Lard better;
r Npur Enp
sight { f4c discount.
Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, November 3O.-The Cunard steamers
get $50, 900 weekly for mail service to New York
LONDON, November 30.--The income tax to support
the Abysslnlan war passed to a second reading.
BERLIN, November 30.-At large meeting for the
discussion of American politics and finances T. S. Hay
severely attacked Stevens demagogue and repudi
ator denying that bis views were those Of the Ameri
can people.
FLORENCE, November 3O.--Dispatches from Naples
say Vesuvius continues in grand eruption.
Italy has not yet acceded to the proposed confer
ence. An official note has been sent to France, asking
explanations. The final answer of Italy depends on
Nupoleon's reply
VIENNA, November 30-In the Rcichstadt yesterday
the draft for the constitution adopted after
strenuous resistance by the Liberals.
LONDON, November 3O-Fcnian BurIl was up for
examination at Bow Street to-day. Massey testified
ab CouSuclabIe ltilSlu NO ueClSloN fGdciltu.
LONDON, December l, 2 PM-Thcre is considerable
excitement on account of the Fenians. An outbreak
is apprchended at Manchester, where have been
seized by the police. Only one arrest has been made.
Dispatches from Cork received late tonight, report
serious apprehensons there also.
! PARIS, December 1.-The Marquis Monster told the
Senate the stay of the French troops in Italy would be
brief to insure the safety Of the Pope. The question
between the Pope and Italy one of dstrust,
which the conference would remove
BERLIN, December 1.-The Prussian Government
has contracted with the Bremen and Hamburg steamers
for mail service to New York providing for the
portation of money and samples by letter.
LONDON, December |, evening.-The funeral of the
Manchester Fenians took place at Cork to-day. There
was procession Of eighteen thousand men, fifteen
hundred women and several priests. smaller dem
onstration ut Manchester. No disturbance either.
LONDON, December 2, noon-Consos 81 1916. U.
S. bonds II SIG
LIVERPOOL, December 2, noon-Cotton quiet; up
lands ], and Orleans I'D.
PARIS, December "A few French cavalry will
probably remain permanently at Rome. Otherwise
the French evacuation of Papa territory is complete
The Pope is strengthening bis army.
| LIVERPOOL, December =, erening-Cotton dull and
declined 3D.; sales 5000 bales; uplands Y and Orleans
! 73d.
SAN Francisco, December 2-Pesquaicr reelected
Governor of Sonora. Confidence restored.
! Strong movement in Durango in favor of an indie
| pendent republic. Government troops defeated. All
the northwestern States expected to join the
luton Martinez desires the Governo7ship Of Cinooa
Unless nominated by the Legislature he will seize the
| government. lie heads the army. The Republican
army, lately dismissed will play important part in
! favor of the best pay
| The Brazilian mail reports that the allies had at
tackled the Paraguayan~, killing thousand and cap
| turing two hundred The allies lost eighty.
New YORK, December 2.-Mr. Greeley publishes q
card declaring that he has not been officially notified
of his appointment Minister to Austria therefore,
he neither accepts declines, but don't intend leav-
ing Lis country pending the Presidential election.
LONDON, December 2.-The Times, in an editorial,
argues against the temporal power of the Pope; be-
eves the European Conference will never meet ;
thinks Rome and Italy must settle their own differ
ences.
PARIS, December 2.-Switzerland accepts conference
The Pope fortifes Cvita Vecchia, which will be con-
nected with Toulon by cable.
LONDON, December 3, noon-Consos SO Sic IT,
S. bonds II 1l-1G.
LIVERPOOL, December 8, noon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged.
LONDON, December 8, evening.-Consos e4s. U. S.
bonds t.
LIVERPOOL, December 3, evenng.-Cotton closed
dul upands u and Orleans ID; cotton to arrive
frmer sales 5000 bales. Manchester atyices unfa
vOrable.
LONDON, December ga hurricane visited Bombay,
destroying houses, crops and shipping.
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= WASHINGTON, December 2.-Seaate.-The memorial
of the Alabama convention for the repeal of the cot
ton tax referred.
Resolution of the Tennessee legislature for the re-
peal Of the cotton and tobacco tax were presented
Twelve O'Clock arriving, the commencement of the
second session announced aud IL committee ap-
pointed to inform the President.
Resolution Offered asking the Secretary of the Treas
ury under what law Edward Cooper occupies the posi-
ton of assistant secretary.
Other unimportant business and adjourned
:" ithin the session, chairman of the Judiciary COM
mittee made personal explanation in defense of
Churchill, concluding the minority and do not
attribute his change of opinion to improper motives or
pecuniary considerations The Judiciary committee