The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-10-07
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
tFor the Southwestern
From our Extras.l
Markets.
New York, Sept. 80, noon-Gold 141g. Cotto
firm, but quiet at 26e
New ORLEANS Sept. 50.--Cotton advanced mic
ding 23!c.; sales $500, receipts 145l and exports
Liverpool -l7le bales. Sterling 50D521; New Yor
sight Pct discount. Gold 40 Flour dull; super
fine s. rs. Corn firm at e4e @sl. Oats scarce an
firm at 56@6Oc. Bran scarce at 81 III. Hay ur
changed. Pork dull at $50 SO. Bacon dull; shou
ders l2a and clear sides l64e. Lard-tierce 191 an
keg 2l1c.
New YORK, Sept. 80, evening. g.-Cotton frmer, bu
less active; sales 1900 bales at 26@261c. Gold l4ol
New YORK; Oct. l noon-Gold 1894. Cotton
shade frmer, but quiet at 263e.
| NEW ORLEANS Oct. Cotton active and firm; mid
ding 234c.; sales 300, receipts 3O3l and exports
foreign, 42Ss bales. Sterling 4s4@5l Gold 1884
Sugar-Nos - and IS, l2@l24c Molasses dull
Flour dnl superfne Sc 5O@6 Is. Corn firmer, 95c
! @s1. Oats scarce and higher at 6Oc. Hay $3.50
! "a so. Pork quiet, but firm at $50 So Bacon dull
| shoulders 124 and clear sides 165c. Lard dull ant
unchanged.
| New YORK, Oct l, evening.-Cotton frmer bu
not very active sales 1900 bales at 269c Gold cosec
weak at l394@139g.
New ORLEANS, Oct. Cotton active and advanced
mddling 44c.; sales 260O and receipts 3977 bales
safes Vi Tue week 1ibUU ana
foreign 6505 and coaswise 1864 bales. Stock SO
bales. Gold l3Sa.
New YORK, Oct. 2, evenirg.-Gold weak at 1899
Cotton shade frmer but close rather quiet sales
1900 bales at o6A0o27c for uplands
New York, Oct 3, noon.-Gold 14Gt-s
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-Cotton advanced; miidIine
254c.; sales l20O receipts l440 and exports, Liver
pool 240o and coastwse 2O76 bales. Sterling 1890
81; New York sight 1fPct discount: Gold 139 su-
gar-fair jobbing trade, but prices unchanged. Mo-
lasses unchanged. Flour-superfne IS 5nn6 Is, tre-
BILE extra sS09 IS and choice $l0013 80. Corn 979
(965c. Hay frmer at $24. Bran 81 80; none On the
landing. Pork quiet, but firm at $50 so. Bacon
frmer; shoulders l24c. Lard-tierce 194 and keg
2ltc. Storms prevented outdoor trade.
New YORK, Oct 3, evening-Cotton frmer; sales
$500 bales at 27c. Gold stronger at l404.
Gable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. so, noon.-Cotton buoyant; prob
able sales IL, 900 bales
LIVERPOOL, Sept. So afternoon.-Cotton continues
buoyant.
LONDON, Sept 30.-Jose and Manuel Concha have
pronounced for revolution. People of Madrid and
garrison followed The Queens statue was dragged
through Madrid by the rebels.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 80, evening.-Cotton active and
advancing uplands l05@l04 and Orleans l0s1 1O4d
Sales Is, 900 bales
LIVERPOOL, Oct l, noon.-Cotton buoyant; uplands
LOT and Orleans lO1d.; probable sales Is 900 bales
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l, afternoon. - Cotton buoyant
uplands to arrive 9sd
LIVERPOOL, Oct.'l evening-Cotton frmer
HAvkE, Oct l. evening-Cotton excited.
LONDON, October l-Mndrid quiet Nadox is Pro
visiona Junts No measures taken looking to future,
beyond the denunciaton of plan for Repub
lic Nothing will be done until Prim and Estrano ar
rive. A battle has been fought between Payia and
serano. 1t was short, and but few losses.
PARIS, October l.-Rio Janero adyices states that
President Argentine Republic has proposed regula-
tions for the pacidcation OF Brazil and Paraguay.
HAMBURG, October l.-Brig Germania of the North
Pole expedition is at Dersin Norway.
LONDON, Oct. "A colliery explosion occurred at
Shewabon, Wales Eleven killed and many hurt.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2, eVening-~Cotton buoYant tut
prices unchanged; sales 0p0o bales
BRENEs, Oct 2.-North Germany has made con-
tract with LloYd's Steamship Company for the money
order system between the United States and Germany
LONDON, Oct. A steamer from Rio Janero brings
statement that the allies with a select column of
5000 men, were marching the Notifications at the
confluence of the Tebuacary and Farana
MADRID, Oct. 2.-Gen. Colenzi was sent to the for:
Tess OF Sentcnio where he ill be detained until tried
will soon be issued for an election
throughout the kingdom for members of = definite
Junta. The revolutionary leaders in pegtec. ac
cord.
PARIS, Oct. 2.-It is reported that when the Queen
departed from San Sebastian she took with her her
;rown Jewels royal resalia and twe4ythres millions
'eas in gold
MADRID, Oct. 9.-Latss st-Serano viii not &c TO
Madrid, because the national guard which Ao4s Mad
id refused admission to the regular troops which Sc
'ano commands.
FLORENCE, Oct. s.-signcr S. sacc, has been ap-
pointed Italian Minister to Mexico ty Victor Emsn-
le's permission Seevacco will also act for Eranoe at
he Mexican capital
LIVERPOOL, Oct. g. noon.-Cotton buoyant un.asltss
os@los and Orleans l0tglld sales estmattd' 81
5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8, sternoan-Cotton buoysnt: up
ands lU4 and Orleans I'D; sales 2o, 900 bales
LONDON, Oct. st is announced to-day that the
great powers will allow their diplomatic relations with
Spain to remain statu quo.
Disraeli has issued address to bis constituents
Abiding to the diseEtabshment of the Church says
nesnt severing the Church and State. 1t also nvo!-
red stirring additional rancor and bitterness in Ireland
t would unsette property, make con6scation ceDta-
,ous aud than all give England to PoDery and
practically to the rule of foreign power
1t is reported the commercial and military treaty be-
ween Holland and France is ratified. Belgium is ex-
ected to join in the treaty.
BARCELONA, Oct 3.-Tha people sacked the Town
3all and publicly burned the Queens portrait Count
;heste endeavored to quiet the mob, when he was
red upon, but escaped under ofnght. Basso!s
as been appointed to command the province os Cat
onia by the provisional Junte.
@AloCC446USOUE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 80, noon.-A political oc-
urred at Lancaster, Pa, which lasted several hours
'eople closed their stores. Many hurt.
The Commissioners of Registration in Tennessee are
nder bail for fraudulent registration.
The Catholic diocese of New York prohibits church
icnics, spirituaism, planchette and animal mag
etism.
URBAsA, 0Hlo,' Sept 80, noon.-Tcn cars We're
urned by an explosion The first car supposed
contain n!tro-gIyceriue house, a quarter of a
lille from the wreck, demolished by the concus-
ion.
WASHINGTON, Sept 3O-Tbe following ia the in
orsements on the Alabama memorial and resolutions:
~ the President: Referred to the Hon Secretary of
Var for consideration" By Schofeld: Respectfully
eterred to Gen. Meade for his action under nstruc
ions of Augurt 25th. 1t the purpose of those |
to confer upon department commanders
II powers which the laws allow and it s the Presi-
ent's wish that within the limits of his lawful author
- Gen. Meade will exercise full discretion in his &C.
on to the end that in any event the peace may be
reserved" By the Adjutant General: "Respect- !
lilly transmitted to Gen. Meade for his guidance By
of Gen. Grant"
There are fifteen hundred Federal troops in Eir- |
inia.
Further proceedings in the Surratt case depend on |
be action of the grand jury. Further proceedings |
gainst him are improbable