The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-10
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| NEW York, June a, evcniug.-Cotton less active
sales 1000 bales at Sic. for mddling upands. Gole
| 139f.
New YORK. June 5, noon.-Gold l4O. Cotton qui
ct hut steady at 3le. for middling uplands.
| New ORLEANS, May 5.-Cotton quiet but steady
midding 294r.; sales today los and receipts 1lSZ
baes sales of the week 1892. receipts 1886 and TX
ports, for Liverpool 1882 and coastwSe $50 bales
stock on hand II, ,4Ol bales. Sterli 524@55; New
York sight f3ct premium. Gold 140. Sugar and
moasses firm but unchanged. Flour dull; snperfne
So 25 and choice Sl2 5n@l6. Corn dull at 81 al O5
$2S rs. Baco" dull shoulders 1871 and clear sides
The Lard irregular; tierce lsi and keg 2o4c. Cat
! tie uncha, ged.
NEW York, June 5, evening-Cotton dull; sales 7OC
bales at Sic. for middng uplands. Gold 1894.
NEW YORK, June 6, noon-Cotton quiet at sole
for mddlihg upiands. Gold 1894
NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Cot, Oh dull; mddling 29@
294c; sales 125, rece pts IL and exports 387 bales
5 erli"g unchanged; New York sight sf9ct premium
Gold 1899 Flour dull but unchanged. Corn declined
Sl@l O2t Oats TIC. Hav dull at SlS020. Pork
dull at $2s 5o@2s Is. Bacon-shouldrrs lS@l33
and clear sides l7@l7lc. Lard-tierce lsa aud keg
2'4c. Markets generally dull and dropping
NEW YoRK, June 6, evening.-Cotton dull at 3o4c.
Tor midding upla,ds.
Gable Dispatches.
LONDON, June 2.-The grand jury refused to indct
Gov. Eyre, of Jamaica
Rear of Abyssinian army at Senate Widow of King
Theodore dead.
Prince Napoleon is in Baden Foreign envoys at
Athens protest against the admission entrance OF
Cretan representation into the Grecan chambers.
British neutrality commission report in favor of max
ing the building of ships for belgerents misdeneanor
LIVERPOOL, June 8, noon.--Cottou frmer; upands
II and Orleans l. ID.
LIVERPOOL june 3, afternoon Cotton sales g. 900
bales uplandS II & and Orleans II fl.
LIVERPOOL; ,Tuue 9 evening -Cntf0D-un1an n6a |
and Orleans II 3D.
LONDON, June 3.-John Bright addressed large
reform meeting at Liverpool tonight.
The Emperor Napoleon is reported sick France
has resumed diplomatic relations with Tunis Spain
has authorised additional telegraph cables in the gulf
of Mexico.
Austrian army as organised will consist of 500 900
regular and 200, ,o0O landwehr.
LIVERPOOL, June 4, noon.-Cotton quiet but steady.
LONDON. June A dispatch from Napier reports
food in Sooroo defle Six hundred natives drowned
LIVERPOOL. June 4, evening g.-Cotton-uplands II /
and Orleans l4d.
LIVERPOOL. June S, noon.-Cottnn quiet; sales of
the week "a 900 bales of which for export $500 and
on speculation 1000; stock 64s,O0 bales, whereof
American 37l ,0nO
LIVERPOOL, June S, afternoon.-Cotton afoat 507,-
00O bales, whereof American $4,000.
PARIS, June 5.-Inc-ease of bullion in Bank of
France 900, 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL, June &, noon.-Cotton dull, but un-
changed
LIVERPOOL, June 6, afternoon. - Cotton closed
quiet.
LONDON, June 6.-Abyssinian prisoners have
rived at Suez, homeward bound.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 6.-Centra Asian advices
confirm the capture OF Bokhara Russians immed
atey pushed to Somaracord, which they also had at
last advices Bokhara's Emir's death uuconhrmed.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON June 3.-Senate.-Bi introduced re-
A telegraph company, from San Francisco to China,
ask certain privileges. Bill organising Wyoming Ter
rtory passed. Hendricks moved to take up the bill
maxi eight hours days work in Government
shops Trumbull urged immediate consideration of
the omnibus admission bill. Without consideration,
adjourned.
Houss-In the Ohio contested election caee resou-
ton adopted ousting Morgan and seating Delano. Re-
pubcans voting with the minority-Broomall, Carey.
briggs Terry, Hauiy, Hill, Loughridge, Myers, Tatfo
Delans sworn in.
Resolutions complimentary to Buchanan and ap-
pointing a committee OF seven to attend the fnnernl,
were tabled Several members objected to the decar
alton that deceased's motives patriotic Vote 73
to Al.
Payne, from the Reconstruction Committee, re.
ported the Arkansas bill amended by the Senate,
with an amendment Brooks objected as the Recon
structon Committee had not ordered the report. The
Speaker decided the House had control. The House
refused to receive the report by IS to Sc.
Message reporting deficiency in reconstruction ap-
preparation for the lst Military District received
Land Committee reported bill declaring For* Jessup
military reservation; also, Louisiana open to home
stead entry and settlement.
Resolution, stating Buchanans death, and as mark
Of respect for one who held such eminent public
station the Speaker appointed committee of seven,
and it passed by 80 to l6, Recess to I o'clock.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Sennte- After electing Geo.
C Graham, of California Secretary of the Senate,
in ho,o of Rufha
Ho,tse-Bill appropriating lands in Minnesota, on
the Mississippi at the Falls at St. Anthony, passed.
On motion, Stvens non co. cured in the Senate
amendment to the Arkansas bill, and asked commit
tee of conference.
Tax bill resumed Allison discussing revenue frauds,
said fraudulent practices had gone such
in Richmond that the judicial ermine had been
tainted.
The section of the tax law comforting the appoint
ing power on the commissioner discussed to recess.
WASHINGTON. June 5.-Senate. Memorials from
California mechanics associa and also 1900 citizens
of the Northwest for eight hours to constitute days
work in Government shops presented. Sherman's
bill relative United States notes which egalises and
makes valid gold contracts hereafter up Amendment
striking out the word hereafter was lost, and bill
passed Omnibus bill up. Trumbnll explained why
Alabama was erased Regarding Florida, which was
added Trumbull said Meade reported a majority for
the constitution of FIVE thousand five hundred and fit
tv Wilson moved to insert Alabama. Sherman and
Stewart favored the amendment. Morton favored the
early admission of Alabama, but feared its Insertion
would ieopardse the whole BILL and would vote against
the amendment; but would favor separate bill for
Alabama's immediate admission. Wilson denounced
the provision under which Alabama voted in harsh
terms and as an absurdty Quite harsh debate arose
among the Republicans, and also those who had ia
vored the clause requiring majority OF the registered
votes to ratify constitutions. Without action, Senate
went into executive session and adjourned.
Wade appointed Trumbull, Drake and Williams
committee Of conference on the Arkansas admission
bill.
House-After unimportant business, the tax bill was
resumed Wood moved that the commissioner shall
not appoint revenue officers in any district without
consulting its congressional representative rejected
Dawes opposed the bill being nudcious, and very
improper at this time.
Butler said, when he believed what would benefit
his party would not benefit the country, he would leave
his party. (Cries from the Democrats" Don't come
on our sidei"l
Butler opposed the BILL and denied the right OF Con
rress to legislare any in tie head OF depart
ment Schenck said if Buffers views prevailed the
whole bill would be destroyed he opposed the con-
,nuanee Of tile system allowing the President to make
all spnointmpnta Peters wanted the section stricken
ont. He believed the bill wrong in principle; best
wav to prevent fraud to rednce the whisky tax.
Several members argued that the passage OF tae law
rould ,epislate Rollins out of Office finally
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