The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-22

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the south-W estern.
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For the South Western
From our Extras.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, July 15.-Cotton quiet; middlins
3lc sales 200 receipts go and exports Yesterday
reported 1477 and to-day 1920 bales. Sterling $40
81; New York sight ] ffPct. premium. Gold 1411@
14la. Flour quiet; superfne 81 5o@7 621, treble
extra 5000 and choice $40 5o@1s so. Corn quiet
at 90c. .@S1 O21. Oats firm at Soc. Hay unchanged
Pork easier $50 80. Bacon quiet; shoulders laa@l4
| and clear sides 173@lSe. Lard frm tierce 184 and
keg 194@2Oc. Texas cattle-lst quality S25@3O
I'd, $15@2o and third $lO@12. Sheep 81 5o@6.
| New York, July l6, noon.-Gold 1923. Cotton
declining, 3l4@32c.
| New ORLEANS, July 16.-Cotton quiet; middling
Sic; sales $50 and receipts ITO bales Sterling 54s@
| 571; New York sight yet premium. Corn firm at
| 95c.@ @$1 O2d Oats steady at SOC. Hay firm at S21
@22 Pork dull at s3o(@3o so. Bacon dull; shouI-
ders 131@14 and clear sides 17a@1sc. Lard firm;
tierce ls4@lsa and keg 2o@2oa.c Flour dull; super
fine 81 80.
NEW York, July II, noon.-God l4ss. Cotton
steadier. ez '-.---
New ORLEANS, July 17.-Cotton quiet sales 81
bales ?iddling 3c; receipts l09 bales; sales Of the
week e4s exports 4673 and receipts 63l bales stock
on hand 1851 bales Sterling 564@5s; New York
sight fact premium. Gold l424@l424 Flour dull;
superfine ST so and treble extra $9@l0. Corn dull
at 90c @sl Oats firm at soc. Hay unchanged. Pork
nominally $50. Bacon dull; shoulders l33@l3a and
clear sides 17t@17ac. Lard irregular; teree 1870
1sa and keg 191@20c.
New YoRK, July II, evening Cotton shade
rmer but less active; sales 900 bales, at 3ltSac for
middling uplands. Gold strong at 1889
New YORK, July IS, noon.-Cotton quiet at 3l1@
32c. for mddling uplands. Gold l435.
New ORLEANS, July ls.-Cotton dull middling Sic;
sales l5O receipts 11S and exports 972 bales. Gold
i43. sterling-commercial 56@5s; bank $1,000;
New York sight Vet. premium. Sugar dull; Louisi-
ana fair to prime l34@l54c. Cuba molasses nomi
nally 40@45c. Flour. dull; superfne 81 2507 so.
Corn quiet at eoc.@1sl. Oats quiet at soc Hay un-
changed Pork dull at s29 1890 Bacon quiet;
shoulders lS4@134 and clear sides l74@l7ac, Lard
irregular; tierce 1s4@l84 and keg l94@2Oc. Cattle
and sheep unchanged and quiet
New YORK. July Is, evening.-Cotton quiet but
steady sales 700 tales at 81 .@32c. for mddling up
lands.
Cable Dispatches
LONDON, July l5.-Committee of the House of Com
mons reported favorably purchasing a suitable
Irish residence for the Prince of Wales.
LIVERPOOL, July 16, evening.-Cotton heavy but
unchanged.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Prince Of Wales and Duke
of Ednburg visited Farraguts feet. Farragut visited
the Queen at Osborne Farragut will soon sail east
ward again.
PAR1s July 17-Bullion in the Bank of France de-
creased half million francs.
LIVERPOOL July II, noon.-Cotton quiet; sales of
the week 4l,UuU DaIeS, OF WnlCn export ana
on speculation 1000; stock on hand 553, 900 bales,
of which 329, 900 are American
LONDON, July 17.-1n the House last evening" Lord
Stanley, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, made an i'm
portant statement, in reply to question asking for
information. He said he had already sent commu-
nication to the United States on the matter of natural
isaton the substance of which was that the British
Ministry was ready to accept the American view of
the question. He therefore thought misunderstanding
between the two nations impossible. Stanley also
stated he had also declined to make treaty at pres
ent the Royal commission still considering the
general subject and for the additional reason that time
will not permit the passage of bill the present ses-
sion of Parliament.
LIVERPOOL, July IS, noon.-Cotton heavy uplands
! l and Orleans I'D
LIVERPOOL, July 49, evening.-Cotton heavy; sales
5000 bales; shipments of from Bombay to the
l4th, since last report, $4,000 bales
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON July 15.-Senate passed last night
funding bill, and bills approprating $4,000 to Mrs.
L. H. Potter of Charleston, S. c., for relieving Union
and dscontinuing freedmen's bureau in
January
New YORK. July 15-The Herald reports forty
FIVE fatal sunstrokes yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is. - Steamer Constitution
sailed for Panama with seven hundred and ninety
thousand in treasure.
Indians in Arizona and elsewhere hostile. Bloody
war anticipated.
The Chantcleer is still blockading Mazatlan.
RICHMOND, VA, July l5.-W Gather excessively hot.
Thermometer last night SO. Samuel II. Hueston,
clerk of the Spotswood hotel, died to-day from sun
stroke.
WASHINGTON, July l5.-Schenck estimates loss by
tax mineral oils at two millions Pro-
visions Of the bill will dispense with about
teen hundred inspectors.
Collector Smythe, of New York is here engineering
his confirmation to Austria, with feeble prospects.
Revenue to-day S558, 900.
PorTsvILLE, Pa, July l5-Number of strikers
rested Stopped several works. and are in line march
ing for others.
WASHINGTON, July l5.-Wm NJ Erarts confirmed
as Attorney General; George w. Summers nominated
Postmaster at Augusta, Ga.
Seward reports twenty three States have ratified the
l4th article, from which Ohio and New Jersey have
receded He also reports that Arkansas, North Caro-
lima and Florida have given notice of ratification by the
3" alleged Legislatures Of those States.
JACKSON, MISS, July 15.-Maj. Tyler, of Gen. Gil
lems staff left this morning for Washington, taking
with him the official returns of the recent Mississippi
election.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July l6.--Commodore CAME
wort is dead, aged 66.
New ORLEANS, July 16-The Galveston News Aus
tin special of the 10th says the convention dsclaims
authority to divide the State under the reconstruction
acts and refused to consider the matter unless by di
rect authority from Congress.
WASHINGTON July 16.-Both houses have night
sessions. Principal amendments to funding Dill make
new bonds changeabe for legal tenders
1t is stated the President will send no new nomina-
TONS but after adjournment will appoint Commissioner
Rollins successor.
Customs receipts from lst to l tn $4,250,00o.
Reconstruction Committee have taken no action re-
gardng Mississippi.
PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-Operatives at gas works
struck. Candles advanced heavily! ....
WASHINGTON, July l7.-In the Senate last night
Senator Hendricks endeavered to recall bill from
House which political disabilities from Radi-
cal members of the Georgia Legislature. He spoke
very bitterly of such partisan legislation.
SAEDUsKY, O., July 1.-THE War Department has
ordered the removal of the bodies of Confederate off
GERS who died at Johnsons Island to the Catholic
etery here. The removal commences Monday, under
the direction of Government agent.
ALTOONA, Pa, July 17.-Five spans of the bridge
over the susquehanna, five miles west of Harrisburg,
burned. No delay, railroad company controls other
bridges over the river.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Hon VIM. Orton is re-
elected president of the Western Union Telegraph
company.
Indications are that the funding bill will fail this
session. Senate indsposed to agree with the House
in amendment to Alaska appropriation, whereby the
House becomes party to the treaty making. Ex-
pected House will recede. s=. S-..s. /
Senate Pacific Railroad Committee bad under con-
sideraon to-day bill to build railroad from Cairo, Ill.,
to the Rio Grande through Arkansas and Texas. Bill
calls for Government aid in shape of guarantee upon