The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-18
ISL E CRAP HIC NE W S,
For the South Western
Markets.

quiet at 25@251c. for mddIiug uplands.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1t.-Gotton sales $50 bales
market quiet and easier; low mddling 23c; receipt
293 bales Homeopathic 50, and choice extr
sl3 25. Corn dull and unchanged. Oats quiet bu
firm at 721@75c. Pork dull; no buyers at 81 SO
Bacon in request at full prices. Lard firm: in tierce
a Is and in kegs Ice Gold l441. Sterling 5605s4
! New York sight + 2ct premium.
| LOUISVILLE Sept. l6-Superfne -four 81 %; hold
ers asking an advance Corn-white shelled 81 10
ear, bulk 81. Oats 60@62c. Bulk wheat 81 loo
: . 90. Refined sugar declined lc Mess pork s25 %
Lard 1899. Bacon firm; shoulders Is, clear rib side
Isl and clear sides 1899 Whisky in bond 81 50.
New YORK, Sept. IL, evening.-Cotton dull and de
clining; sales 525 bales, at 25@26c for mddllng up
lands.
New YoRS Oct II, noon.-Stocks heavy at Board
but little better afterwards Money easy per cent
Gold l45s(0l45s. Cotton dull at 25c. for middins
uplands.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-Sales of cotton so bales
market dull and lower; low middling q &c. Receipts
FOR three days 964 bales against 53l for same time
last week. Exports for same time 453 bales. Louisl
ana sugar-ony retail business fully fair l54c; cabS
very firm; numbers - and Is l250l43c. Molasse:
no Louisiana; Cuba Soc. Flour-rainy weather pre-
vented operations; single extra 50 so, and choice
$l5 %. Corn quiet but firm at 81 1901 90. Oats
firm at 75c. Pork held at ST so; little demand
Bacon frm shoulders jobbing at Ice; clear rib l93c
clear sides l93c. Lard-prme key l5f@16c: Gold
l444@l45. Sterling $685. New York sight per
cent. premium.
New YORK, September IT, evening -Cotton lower;
sales six hundred bales at 24!@25c for mlddIins up
lands.
Cable Dispatches.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE King of Prussia sent an
autograph letter to the Emperor and Empress of
France, inviting them to meet the sovereigns Of the
north German States in some city i'll Germany hereat-
ter to be desi grated.
FLORENCE, Sept. l4.-Nany dangerous and sus-
ed nv rit
ut Vitterbo
CoNsrANrINorLE, Sept. IA frman from the Sub
lime Porte granting general amnesty to the insurgents
of Gambia has been officially promul gated. The gov
ernment has concluded not to send to Candida pro-
posed, commission consisting of Ottoman and Greek
members to inquire into the grievances Of the Cretans
PARIS, Sept. 16.-The Notifications of Strasbourg
will be extended and strengthened.
! FLORENCE, Sept. 16.-The italian government
threatens to legal proceedings against Gar
ibaldi if he persists in preparations against Rome.
| LISBON, Sept. l6.-The Rio Janero mail steamer
brings intelligence Of the recent advantages gained by
the allies over the Paraguayans.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l6 P.M.-Cotton more active
LIVERPOOL, Sept lG, evenng.-Cotton closed quiet
but firm; upands 81 and Orleans G4d
COPENHAGEN, Sept. l6.-Farragut was entertained
with grand ttte given in his honor by the United
States Minister here and Americans in this city, Pres
ent also several officers of the royal government and
Danish navy.
forgery, has been examined and the intelligence eci
ted from him led secure many more copies of coun-
tereit United States notes.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is, cvening.--James Hewitt &
Co., of this city have suspended Liabilities not
certancd
CAD1z, Sept l6-The United States vessels of the
Mediterranean squadron sails hence for Greece.
LONDON, Sept II, noon.-Bonds 73t.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, noon.-Cotton dull and IN
changed.
LONDON, Sept. IT, evening-Consols9 4s. Bonds g.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IT, evening-Cotton closed quiet
uplands ed. and Orleans 9ad.; sales ten thousand
bales.
Miscellaneous.
SAN FRANcIsCo Sept l4.-The Panama steamer
Constitution, with passengers from New York August
lth, has arrived.
The decline in mining shares continues; Hale &
Norcross lately quoted at 5000 is down to 1900
Estimated product Of gold this year, $50, 900 900
silver $40 900 600
MEMPHIS Sept 14.-The Board of Aldermen last
night revoked the order establishing quarantine.
Reports from Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee
state the worm Is damaging cotton seriously
New YORK. Sept. 14.-I'he signal gun on the steam |
er Duchlaud burst to-day, killing two and woundinc
one
RlcnMeNn, Sept 15.-The negroes vote for the first
time in the State tomorrow, when the citizens of Rich
mond vote on the subscription of two millions to the
Chcsa peake and Ohio railroad
COL Mallory, OF the Freedmens Bureau has returned |
from the investigation OF the riot Farmyille
Ills report will be the facts as sent to the press
CINCINNATI, Sept l5.-The warehouse at the corner
OF Sixth and Baymiller streets, owned by w B Nor
ris & Co., burned. Loss $500, 900. Only small Dsu-
rance
MEMPHIS, Sept. lJ-Gen. Gordon Granger has ar
rived to take command ofhis regiment.
Boston, Sept. l5.-The stone of Cathedral
to cost million and half, laid at the corner Of
Maber and Washington streets in the presence Of an
immense multitude. Archbishop McClosky delivered
the address.
WASHINGTON, Sept l5.-Seward gave parting din
ner to the Austrian Minister, Count Wvdenbruck |
The French and British Ministers were present The
secretary of legation till the arrival of Won Frark
enstein
FoRrEEss MONROE Sept. 16-The Larisse. from
Key West, has arrived, with two cases yellow fever,
Ordered to quarantine.
Rio jANElRo, August S.-Reports of disastrous
result to the expedition of allied forces fitted ont ct
San Aula to invade Paraguay by the north The es
petition was obliged to after advancing far into
Paragrayan territory. Harassed for twenty DAYS nv
the enemy, and cholera broke out CARRYING off the
principal officers and a large number of men On,Ju-
y 27th another large fire broke out in government
buildings entirely destroying them. All the papers
of the treasury were burned together with many other
public documents. The work of an ncendiarv.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-Special Omaha DISPATCHES
ay the northern hostile Indians refuse to meet the
unless they agree to withdraw all the
SAN Francisco, Sept. l6-The Colorado has mr.
lived from Japan with three hundred and seventy mas
cngers and eleven hundred lots freight. One Amer
can and two Englishmen had been murdered at Naea a
on The Japanese had arrested sixtv-three native
Christians t
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The President has srs-
ended Ca!lcal, revenue collector of the third dis
riot of New \ ork t
a letter from Greeley, dated January, 1866 has 0
zen uncarthed warmly commendatory of Steadman .
or Secretary Of War.
The Maine Democrats have forty five representatives
gainSt thirteen last year - u
Senator tesscndcn writes II have written no let =
err and expressed no opinion on the subject of i'm
eachment 1t will be time enough for me to exnrpse
opinion on that subject when the case comes beforo
le You are at perfect liberty TO contradict that ra u
ort, as do not like to be considered as gvino the
e to all have said in the Senate, with regard to nv :;
uties as Senator in stlsh casen IL
RICHMOND, Sept. 16-Gen Schofed to. dav ssued &
order for an election for State convention an tho II
"a OF October Here of one hundred and five deIe u
aes, OF which Richmond has five, Norfolk and Pc II
ersburg two each. Fourteen days previous to tho c'
lection boards of registration will make final revi m
on OF their lists The polls will be kept open two
avs. 'pe'' Two pr
COL Burnham, detailed as Judge of the Hustiprs r:
onrt charged the grand jury this morning Said no VI
stlnction on account of color or caste will be a. al