The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-03-25
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Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, March 17.-Cotton market auiet
but dull and steady sales today 5000 bales mddline
244c., receipts 2S49 and exports 4l95 bales New
York sight t@I J7ct premiums sterling exchange So
@54; commercial 504@52.
New YORK. March II, evening. Cotton opened dull
and nominal and closed heavy and lower; sales 900
baies at zoe. for middIing upands. Gold 1888
New ORLEANS, March 1s.-Cotton quiet but firm;
sales 1900 bales; middling 24@243c.; receipts 34O4
and exports 35o5 bales. Gold 1891. Bank sterling
53@54; commercial 5Oa a@52a; New York sight 5(94
f4eL premium. rsz7.s.=s =zEz-zz--ezs ... s. zz
NEW YORK, March Is, evening-Cotton shade
frmer with fair demand sales 5000 bales at 25@254c.
for mddling uplands. Gold 1881. as t7..~&'@" ss.z
+ NEW YoRK, March 10, noon.-Gold 13sl@13Sa.
Cotton quiet at CSC =@a'5s
NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-Cotton quiet and de-
mand moderate; sales 5000 bales middlng 24D244c.;
receipts 1857 bales; exports. Flour in request;
market bare of Of lower grades confined to choice
ira at sl4@l475. Corn-prime white s7a. Oats
frmer at SIC. Pork frmer and higher at $25 co. Ba-
con higher; shoulders l and sides 14ac. Lard dull;
tierce l54, and keg l6c Gold 1891. serling-bank
514@52t; New York sight par. :ar. s ..-..
NEW YORK, March 9, evening. Cotton steady with
moderate business; sales 1900 bales at 25c for mid.
ding upands. Gold 1884. 4s& ....~@Ht5ag@s z.s1 f
New YORK, March 90 noon.-Gold 1881. Cotton
dull at 25c. 4..s s,4
New ORLEANS, March 20.-Cotton quiet but nominal
ly unchanged; sales to-day 1900 bales; middling 249
244c receipts 1883 and exports 69l5; sales of the
week 90 200 receipts 1856 and exports, foreign 81
674 and coaswise 1885, stock s5,sl2 bales Flour in
good demand; superfne $l0@l0 25, double extra
$40 62a@l0 871 and choice sl4 5o@l5. Corn steady
and firm; mixed 95@97c., white and yellow 97c@$l.
Oats firm at 78c. Hay firm with upward tendency;
prime Ohio sls go Pork active and advanced SOC. @
81 25A Bacon active and advanced; shoulders II
and clear sides l5a holders asking 1e higher; choice
hams ls4@l93c. Lard advanced 4@3c., choice tierce
l6 and keg l61. Gold 1897. Sterling bank 5la@
50; commercial 4e4@552ss New York sight par and !
Pet premium. 'eF
NEW York, March 20, evening. Cotton heavy and
lower sales 2O00 bales at 244@25c. for mddling up
lands. Gold steady at 1881 s ..-..--
Gable Dispatches "+
LONDON, March 17.-Recent Developments lead to
the belief that Fenlans in Ireland England and Scot
land are tampering with regular soldiers. Evidence
of alarming disaffection in Irish regiments.
In the House of Commons, Maguire's resolutions
relative to Irish reforms were resumed DIsrsei op-
posed and Mcguire withdrew them,
LIVERPOOL, March IT, evening, closed dull;
sales 5000 bales; uplands on the spot and ahoa los
and Orleans 1Oad. .- f-=..-.
LONDON, March l7-In the House of Commons last
night Gregory denounced English msgovernment in
Ireland The Irish asked for lands, churches and ed
ucatonaI reform, but the ministry evaded their de-
mands and gave them what they did not want He
denied that any Catholic clergy were in favor of ma
tiona schools Gladstone said Irish tenants lack
erprse and should be encouraged in mproV ement and
reform; ministers should lay down a definite plan
about the church. and the House should lose no time
in declaring for religious equality in Ireland He had
hopes that ministers realised the gravity OF the crisis
It was vain to rely time for cure, seven hun
dred years had already been wasted. The Irish i'll
Canada and Australia only content because they
enjoyed the fruits of their labor and civil and religious
liberty Irish discomfort was wide and deep, caused
by actual misery. He wanted political reform, but
deprecated going into the church establishment, and
closed with plea for immediate action DIsraeli de-
plored his fate in attaining to office when the Irish dit
fcees for hundred years neglected by the pre-
ceding governments, were to be settled. He com
batted Gladsones argument. Fenians did not affect
events or plans Of the ministry. Government should
move slowly. Hoped the House was not alarmed by
the speeches of the opposition which, in power, did
nothing for Ireland. Deprecated rash interference
with the Irish church-a system of three hundred
years standing. If pressed to issue government
would appeal to the country He closed by asking tor
more time. Magure's resolution was Withdrawn.
Irish reform will probably be postponed by government
until the Parliament assemblies.
A French pamphlet, ascribed to Napoleon, is an
nounced arguing for the popular orig gin of his dynasty
The Pope has recognised bishops of Louisville Erie
and Buffalo.
LIVERPOOL, March IS, noon.--Cotton frmer and
more active under favorable trade report and ad-
vanced lied; uplands l041l04, and Orleans 1890
lo5.
LONDON March ls-The whole Irish reform goes
over to the next session of Parliament.
MADRID, March lS.-Peace ENJOYS from Chill and
Peru hourly expected at Cadiz .a
LIVERPOOL March Is, evenng.-Cotton closed ac
tive; uplands log and Orleans lOad. Sales $4,000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 90, noon.-Cotton quiet but
steady; sales of the week 79 900 bales of which for
export IA, 900 and on speculation 1300O stock on
hand 81 900 bales, whereof 229 900 American.
PARIS, March 20.-Bullion in Bank of France in
creased eighteen million francs.
LIVERPOOL, March 20, afternOon.-Cotton quiet but
steady; stock ahoat $4,000, whereof 100000 are
American. ~. -,-@.r. .-r sG ses=.E
L1vERpooL, March 20, evenng.-Cotton easier,
though quotably unatered; sales Il, 600 bales Man
chester advices unfavorabe. 5f=-s..-'
LIVERPOOL, March 10, noon.-Cotton quiet and
prices fraction easier; upands los and Orleans 10Sd
. LIVERPOOL, March 49, afternoon.-Cotton quiet but
steady.
LONDON, March 1e.-Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land increased f10O, 900. +.'.s-
LIVERPOOL, March 10, evening.-Cotton quiet but
steady; uplands 1o5d sales 10000 bales.
Congressional. -.-
WASHINGTON, March l7.-Ho~se.-Jenks, chairman
Retrenchment Committee, denounces Van Wyck's re-
cent whisky fraud report the unauthorized work of
an Individual member of the committee, made without
the consent knowledge approval of the other men,
bers.
Secretary of the Treasury asked how frauds are to
be prevented and detected in printing bonds
Wilson desired to make explanation regarding the
cIandestine judiciary amendment. Wood objected,
unless the Democrats were allowed to reply.
Bill removing political disabilities resumed. Bing
ham amended to relieve from disabilities imposed by
constitution and laws. Amendment inserting Gil
more,s name withdrawn. Amendments adding other
names to original list rejected. Miller said Longsreets
name should be omitted Bingham said oh no! A
dozen suggestions offered. Bingham begged them not
to load the bill. w. n. Holden would be next Gov
ernor of North Carolina and could not act unless the
bill passed Logan questioned Gov Orr's evidence of
LOYALTY Bingham said Orr had made an encouraging
speech to the South Carolina convention. Logan
wanted to know about Orr's Philadelphia speech.
Bingham declined going into particulars, but thought
a man who had influence enough to beat Wade Hamp-
ton ought to be encouraged to use that influence in
favor Of the reconstruction laws. Schenck proposed
a months postponement to obtain facts Boutwell,
favored taking responsibility. Logan wanted fruits
meet for repentance. Farnsworth repeated what
Sickles said Of Orr adding, Orr's course at Phadel
pba was no worse than Raymond's, and Raymond was
afterwards admitted to Radical caucuses. Logan de-
nounced Gov Brown, of Georgia, as politician.
Kelly said Brown worked zealousy and ought to be
forgiven. Mullins wanted to know how long Adam
had to be out before God gave him chance by birth
of a Saviour to repent. Farnsworth intimated some