The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-19

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
For the South-W WesterD.1

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the south-W WesterD.]
From our Extras.l
t New YORK, August l2 noon-Gold l4eS. Cottc
quiet at 29}c.
New ORLEANS, August 12.-Cotton quiet but stead
middng 29c.; sales ~ and receipts l6 bales Sterln
574@6l; NewYork sight 71Pct premium. Gold 146(
1861. Sugar and molasses steady, but nominay III
changed. Flour dull superfne So 80, treble extr
So 30 and choice $1l OLA Corn 81 1o0D1 Is Oats
new 67@7oc, Hay $25@27. Pork steady at s31 Ba
con dull; shoulders 15a@l4 and clear sides ia
Lard-no sales; held at l84@l9 for tierce and Ike
203@22c. No hay, and scarcely any grain on tn
landing.
New YORK. August 10, evening. Cotton unchanged
sales 600 bales at 294c. Gold closed strong at l47
New York, August 13, noon.-Gold l47s Cottor
steady; middling 294c.
| NEW ORLEANS, August l3.-Cotton dull; middins
29c.; sales IS and receipts bales. Sterling sea
6l1 Gold 1474. Sugar and molasses nominally un
changed. Flour very dull; superine So 80; higher
grades unchanged. Corn quiet but firm at 81 1Ota
15. Oats 671c Bran 81 25. Hay firm at s26@27
Pork steady at 81; Bacon steady; shoulders 134@14
and clear sides 174@lsc. Lard firm; terce ls4@1e
and keg 20a@21c
! New YORK, August IS, vening-Coton more ac-
tive; sales 1000 bales at 295c. for mddling updnds
Gold strong at l47b(0l47a.
!
firm at 29ac. for middling uplands. Gold 147s
New ORLEANS, August l4.-Cotton dull middng
29e receipts 10S bales; bale new cotton sold at
safe. Sales of the week 223 rectipts 1s5 and ex-
ports 1T bales; stock hand 1925. Sterling and
New York sight firm, but unchanged Gold 1461
Cuba sugar Nos. - and IS, 12a@l31c Molasses nom
inally unchanged. Flour dull and nominal; superfne
IS 5O(@S 70 and choice 81 25. Corn 81 l0@1 Is;
stock light Oats dull at 66@67c. Hay. .$26@27 from
store; none on landing. Bran 81 25; stock light.
Pork $3l Bacon quiet; shoulders 134@14 and clear
sides 179@1Sc Lard firm at 10 for tierce and keg
211c. Cattle and sheep steady but unchanged.
NEW YORK, August IA, evenng.-Coton less ae-
tive, but prices unchanged sales $50 bales. Gold
lower; closed at l47.
New York, August Is, noon.-Cotton firm at 29ac
Gold l469
New ORLEANS August 5-Cotton quiet; middling
nominally 29c sales exports; receipts 81 bales
Sterling 591@63; New York sight af3ct. premium
Gold l464. Sugar and molasses steady, but dull and
unchanged Flour quiet; superfne IS so, treble ex-
ira SO 50010 so and choice Sll@l4. Corn dull and
stock light, 81 1o@1 Is. Oats quiet at 65@67c Hay
S26@27 from store; none on landing. Pork steady at
$31. Bacon-shoudersl4 IA and clear sides l72c. Lard
tierce s and keg 2lc., steady.
New YORK, August Is, evenng.-Cotton firm; sales
1900 bales at 291c. for midding uplands Gold closed
strong at l465@147.
Cable Dispatches.
LONDON, August 12.- The Emperors speech at
Troy exctes various comments some journals claim
ing 1t as guarantee of peace and others of
war.
LIVERPOOL, August IL, evenng-Cotton frmer;
sales $4,000 bales; uplands 9E@lO and Orleans l0h
9l04d.
LONDON, August IS, afternoon.-Bonds declined Id.
LIVERPOOL, August l3.-British ship Brian .Borihme
rom Dublin, August 1st, for Quebec, lost at sea.
Master and first mate saved.
BERLIN, August 13.-Negotiations have been ini-
lated hpfWaau tho North German
he United States for treaty securing protection
md proper treatment of emi grants the high seas
LISBON, August 13.-Duke Montpeusier protests to
he Queen of Spain against his banshment.
WlEsBADEN, August 13.-Czar and King Of Prus
ia had pacific interview at Langenz- Walback.
LIVERPOOL, August 49, evening. - Cotton closed |
rmer with an advance; uplands 10 aud Orleans l04d.
LONDON, August 13.-Specie decreased half million. |
LIVERPOOL, August IA, noon.-Cotton opens firm,
ut quotations unchanged; sales of the week So 900
aes of which for export $4,000 and on speculation
600; stock on hand 900 bales, whereof 240, 900
re American.
PARIS, August 14-Buon in the Bank of France
lcreased four million francs.
LIVERPOOL, August IA, afternoon ad-
ices favorable; goods and yarns firmer at better
rices. Cotton ahoat for Liverpool 10000 bales,
hereof 1000 are American.
LIVERPOOL, August IA, evening.-Cotton frmer and
,tiTe, but not quoably higher. Sales Is, 900 bales
LONDON, August l4-Al the journals comment on
tevens' death. The Times after recounting Stevens
rominent connection with the recent impeachment
roect and his views relative to the payment of FIVE
venty bonds, concludes: The death of Thad Ste
ems is not now public loss. His impeachment pol
was of incaculabe injury to his political party and
lie financial dishonesty which he encouraged dies
it'll him. He was fanatical, bitter and selfwilled,
1t not mean decefu. He is the last of the lead
cal partsanship." The Morning Telegraph has the ,
flowing: Stevens was neither good wise gen g
Gus, but in his time did signal service and with all
s faults, he merits the famous phrase, that was
man." The Daily News concludes: 1.-THE death of =
evens leaves no important place untitled, either in
e lead of his party in the council of the nation"
LIVERPOOL, August Is, noon.-Cotton opens active
I'd higher; uplands log and Orleans l04d. !;
LIVERPOOL, August l5 evening. - Cotton closed
loyant and higher; sales 10000 bales; upands lo4
ID Orleans 1O5d. a
PARIS, August 15.-Lord Napier, of Magdala fame !
among the distinguished visitors who participated y
yesterdays review of the National and Imperial
yards French royal family enthusiastically cheered
the people 6
NJ. Henry Rochefort, of Lauerne, sentenced to pay
1000 francs and to one years Imprisonment. n
Compte r. Demoreau Tavemy appointed First Sec +,
tary to the Washington Legation. f.
QUEENSTOWN, August l5-The City of Baltimore,
til Reverdy johnson aboard, has arrived Il
LONDON, August 15.-Dispaches received from Ire 4
I'd giving particulars of deeds of lawlessness in Tip
rarv 1t seems that while Of the great landlords ~
that region, named Scuy, serving the usual ;,
tees on various tenants, he was killed by some un- n
own person. strong body Of police attempted to la
est the cupr when the police in turn were fercey a,
acked and two shot dead and four badly wounded o.
last advices quiet had been restored. =;
PARIS, August l5.-The Moniteur, speaking of the =
ent French loan, says thrty-four times the amount II
ed has already been subscribed. ~
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, August l3.-In the Senate yesterday Il
committee to which referred the resolution til
orted favoraby on Jewels resolution of the 7th u
t., calling for committee to obtain from Gov War at
th information respecting the disorders and out at
es which he reports in his letter to the President 70
b an amendment providing that the committee in
tigate the riots of 1866. A communication from to
Governor was presented at the same tme request 70
that said committee be appointed.
Notice ven by OHara that he would introduce ho
i'll abolishing the Fire Department in this city th
The Senate to-day adopted resolution allowing the Th
testants of seats of Democratic sitting members SCI
irmed yesterday, per diem from the commence ro'
1t of the session to date The decision in the con-
was OH the ground Of ineligbility. One of the IA
testants is himself ineligible under the reconsruc- rv
laws. The other two are negroes. DIRE