The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-20
TELEaRApHIC DISPATCHES
he South es
Markets,

NEW ORLEANS, November 16.-Cotton sales 500
bales receipts 1929 bales; exports PAS market quie
and easier, midding Orleans l71I71d. Flour dull an
| depressed superfne 50 80; choice Sla@l3 80 Cor
dull and dropping at 81 4o(0Sl 45c Oats dull a
/ 75@Fsc. Pork extremely dali; no sales; nominal
1 So. Bacon dull and declining; retailing, shoulder
| IS, clear rib 16l, and clear sides lie. Lard dull
prime tierces 128011Sc. and Keg l54c. Gold, l4o4
Sterling 5o@53; New York sigh GOT per cent. prem
ium.
| New YORK, November Is, noon.-Stocks active bu
lower after calls. Gold 1899. Money per cent
Sterling unchanged.
| New ORLEANS, November 1S-Sales of cotton $500
bales market active middng Orleans Tie; receipt
since Saturday 1889 bales and exports 1000 bales
Sugar dull and irregular; good common loo; fair C.
yellow clarified 140l4&c. Mola.ses active full pri
ces, 70@94c. Flour dull and depressed; superfn
noninally 50 2599 50; choice Sl4 so. Corn dul
and dropping at 81 50@sl 35c. Oats 77@7sc. Porl
very dull; no sales nominally 1922. Bacon dull ant
declining, shoulders retailing l3c., and clear side
tic. Lard dull prime tierce l24c., and key 131c
Gold l4O4. Sterling 1885, New York sight SO
per cent. premium
| New YORK November is, evenng.-Coton sale
1900 bales; midding uplands l74@l85c. Money! pc
cent. Gold 1899.
New YORK, November l9.-Cotton irmer; middin9
uplands lsc. Money Il per cent. Gold 1899.
| New ORLEANS, November 19.-Sugar dull and de
cning; yellow clarified 13@l34c. Molasses 70090c
Flour dull and depressed; supcrfne s9@9 20, ane
| choice s13 50(1l375 Corn dull. Oats-sma SALE
at 7Sc. Pork dull and declined soc. quoted S25 so
| Bacon dull and lower; retailing shoulders 9 la
l244; rib l6 and clear sides lie Lard-no sales; quo
ted in tierces at l24, and key l34c. Cotton frmer
middng Orleans l74c; sales 34OO bales ecoipta 1894
exports 1874 bales. Sterling 5O!0153; New York sigh
| t01t premium. Gold 1899.
| New YORK. November 10, evening.-Cotton frmer
sales 1000 bales at 1S@lS4c. for middng upands
Gold 1899
Cable Dispatches
LONDON, November IS, noon-Consus "a 7-6
United States bonds 708.
LIVERPOOL, November IS, noon Cotton steady
with little animation sales estimation 10 00C
bales.
recalled the American Missionaries and native chris
tan converts who were banished
PARIS, November 1S.-The French chambers have
assembled. The Emperor spoke, affirm ing no longer
any objection the part of France German unity
and consolidation
LONDON, November IS, eyening-Consus 81 To-
United States Bonds 7Oa.
LIVERPOOL, November 49, evening Cotton market
closed quiet without quotable alteration.
LIVERPOOL, November 49, evening.-Markets quiet,
without quotable change.
Miscellaneous.
New ORLEANS, November le.--The steamer Magen-
ia brought the largest load of cotton of the season
18th, consisting 1926 bales
BUFFALO, November lS.-The propeller Antelope
burned at the wharf. Loss $4,000.
MEMPHIS, November 16.-Sxteen yellow fever
deaths for the week ending Saturday. The city is
healthy.
HAVANA, November 1.-THE French war steamer
Orleans, and Austrian frgate Navarro have arrived
The Wilderness arrived Vera Cruz the 4th after a
rough passage, and nearly ready to sail for New
Orleans. The members of Santa Annals court-martial
thn
Juarez has committed the sentence of the Imperialst
Generals and Colonels, native and foreign, to four
years imprisonment; field and staff officers to three
years, and line officers to two years police survilance.
Foreign adherents of the empire including soldiers,
ordered to leave the country. High civil officers
are sentenced to banishment and minor ones to i'm
prsonment police survance.
SAN Francisco, November lS.-In the suitof heState
of California against the steamship Moses Taylor for
OOOO for failure to stamp passage tickets, Judge
Sawyer decided the stamp act unconstitutional The
China steamer Great Republic is due three days
WASHINGTON, November l6.-Havana special says
another negro rebellion is imminent in Jamaica. 1t IS
stated the city of St. Domingo is destroyed No part
cular5.
New ORLEANS, November 1S.-Special orders 1885,
from headquarters Fifth Military District, removes
Harry T. Hays for the reason assigned in the for
mer order removing him, and appoints Doctor Geo. w
Avery in his place. The order removes P. R.
ORoke, clerk of the second District Court parish of
Orleans for malfeasance in office and appoints R. S
Shelley to the vacancy created. Shelley is the former
of the New York Tribune and now Of
Forneys Press.
w. II. Riley manager of the St. Charles Theatre,
lied suddenly of congestive chill, Saturday evening
He had arrived but few days before from Indanapo
u.s. He buried Sunday with Masonic honors.
The Times and Crescent anmadvert severely upon
he new appointments. The former speaking of Shelley,
avs 6 Than whom no man in the community is more
Universally dispsed." The Crescent is equally severe
pon him. but all the papers, except the Times speak
favorable of Dr. Avery. The Republican publishes
ulogstic biographcar sketches of both appointees
Assistant Adjutant General Hartsut1 left for the
forth last night, in charge of the family of the late
'reyet Lieut.. Col. Lee.
HAVANA, November lS-Neither the British Con
III other parties have particulars of the Testala
isaser. There only of serious disaster by
he hurricane of Oct %. 1t is believed the disaster
realty exaggerated.
New YORK, November 1S.-Private letters have
cen received here, dated Testala the FIRST making
ref reference to the hurricane Of the 29h several
ersons drowned, and fearful fire ragged
uring the storm.
CHICAGO, November lS.-Negro suffrage is certain
defeated in Minnesota, by one thousand votes.
PHILADELPHIA, November 18~-A dry goods house,
18th liabilities of 100000, and machnist firm with
abilities $500, 900 have failed.
WASHINGTON, November lS--Colfax has arrived
n evening paper reports caucus Of leading Demo
ats here, who, after several hours consultation set
ed on Jas. E. Steadman, and Jno. Quincy Adams
indicates for President and Vice President The
ldicary committee resumed impeachment testimony
day. Hon. E. Cosper has been appointed assistant
cretary of the Treasury, and will enter his duties
the LIST of December.
Revenue to-day 1926, 900. private letter from
en-. Mcclellan says he will under no circumstances,
cept public office. Canby's report to Grant, com
ander of the second District, is published. Troops
the Distrct-141 commissioned officers and 2773 i
en-. Nine hundred itty-nine cases have been tried a
military tribunals. The expenses of reconstrucon
far materially exceed quarter Of million
AUGUSTA, November lS.-Returns from Florida \
ow the Convention carried by decided majority, Il
registered votes, nearly all black voting and but
W whites. large number of negroes elected Il
the Convention In Leon county three of four dele
ties negroes. The conservative press of Georgia
vocaes the meeting of convention at Macon, on
e 9Th of December, for the purpose of organising
rty in opposition to reconstruction under the y
litary BILL and with view to defeat the constitution
be submitted by the reconstruction convention the
taking it for granted that constitution Il
be submitted which will be acceptable to their
rty, neither the time place Of meeting of the
Instruction convention has been made known. jo
RICHMOND, November l8.-Judge Burnham deliver
his charge to the Grand Jury to- day. He said W
opier state of security beginning to appear and ~
lie we cannot close our eyes to threatened evils and
turbances in the community yet the crisis may be
ely passed by forbearance and firm and impartial tr
of the laws He called attention to the m