The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the South Western.
From our Extras.l

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
= For the Southwestern
t. From our Extras.l
Markets.
e NEW ORLEANS, Sept 22.-Cotton- demand {
but prices lower; middling 23c.; sales 1850 and
= Iceipts So7. Sterling 535@55s; New York sight 4
discount. Gold 14l4.
NEW YORK, Sept %, evenng.-Cotton-sale II
bales at 26@26ac. --SF
8 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Cotton-demandf fair,
lower; middling 22fc sales 1000 and receipts 35
, bales. Sterling 52@53a New York sight I3aet d
Icount. Gold 142.z- Sugar and moasses dull and I
changed. Flour inactive; superfiue 81 124 and cho
slo@13. Corn dull at sl(@l o74. Oats duh at 6:
Bran dull at 81 25 Hay-choice Western s240s
Pork dull at $50 SO and nominal. Bacon depresse
shoulders lS4 and clear sides 174@17ac Lard-tier
i l84 and keg 2l4c. -...
| New YoRK, Sept. %, evening.-Gold 1929 Gott.
tquet at zoe.
NEW YoRk, Sept "a, noon.-Gold l42h. Cott,
lower; uplands 255c
/ New ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-Cotton declined: mi
ding 22c.; sales 1900 and receipts 1866 bales Ste
ling nominal; bank, SO; New York sight Int di
Ieount Flour <inactive superfne $7017 124- Cor
dullat sl@1 o.. Oats Gle. Bran and hay unchanged
Pork dull and lower $50 25t93O 90 Bacon decline,
shoulders l34 and clear sides 4c, Lard-terce 10
| and keg 2l5c. Receipts of produce heavy yesterday
| New YORK, Sept. "a evening.-Cotton heavy; sale
100 bales at 25@253c.s Gold excited and very az
tive; market closed weak n IN.
New YORK, Sept 25, noon.-Cotten quiet but stead
at 25025 &c. for pliddlngs Gold l4l5
New ORLEANS Sept. 25.-Cotton active and better
middng 224c.; sales 300 and receipts 2712 bales
Receipts of the week l6, ,5l1 exports-foreign 1000
and coastwise 1912 bales. Stock on hand so $50 bales
Sterling 51s@531; New York sight 1Rct discount
Sugar and molasses nominal. Flour dull; superine 81
and treble extra So 5O(010. Corn dull at Sl0D1 03
n,t 1,,ft D. 1n
dull and unchanged. Pork dull at $50 25@3o so
Bacon dul shoulders l33 and clear sides 17!017Ac.
Lard steady; terce 1871 and keg 211c. Cattle Sl2M
81, according to quality, and market steady Sheep
$3 50{05.
New YORK, Sept. 25 evening. - Cotton shade
irmer, closing quiet; sales 1900 bales at 254e.
NEW YORK, Sept 2s, noon.-Gold 1929. Cotton
steady at 254c. for upands.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 26. - Cotton steady and de-
mand good; middling 224c.; sales 430O receipts 476
and exports 164S coastwise. Sterling 81 0o53; New
York sight f3ct discount. Gold l40a. Cuba sugar
Nos. 12 and IS, l2@l &C.; No. Is, 134@l4c. Molas-
ses nominal; Cuba 45c. Flour dull superfine ST.
Corn declined, s5c.@sl. Oats 5sc Bran 81 20.
Hay S23@25. Pork Grmer at So Is, asking s31.
134 and clear sides 17c Lard dull:
ierce 191 and keg 2l4c. .ss
New YORK, Sept. 26, evening ng-Cotton firm; sales
200 bales at 25ac. Gold closed-l42 bid and 1921
sked.
@- CaDle U1Sp2beneS.
: LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20, afternoon. - Cotton easier,
,ut not lower.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Y esterday midnight the follow
ng was received from Spain Resignation of Gonzales
iraVo and his cabinet accepted. 4 parley has been
eid between loyal officers and some of the rebel lead
rs, but the result is unknown Fourteen thousand
ebels are gathered Vaadolid to prevent the
ueen's return to Madrid. The reyoutionists hold
lie whole Of Andal,lsia. It is stated that the reyo-
are in no Of Dny
er.
LONDON, Sept. 23-Bravo, the Spanish Minister, who
gently resigned, has fed. The Queen is at St. Se-
astian, and the roads infested with revouoniss
prevent her return to.Madrid. Martial law has
cen declared in Spain.
Later-Telegraph wires in Spain are disordered |
ews received uncertain and contradictory. Gems
rim and DeKoda are at the head Of the insurgents
I'd are marching on. the capital. t
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, noon.-Cotton steady; sales /
timated at 10000 bales
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, evening.-Cotton declined a /
lcton; uplands 10 and Orleans 104d. ~
MADRID, Sept. 21.-The decree accepting Gonzales
avos resignation named Gen. Jose Coneha presi-
Mt of the Council. He has not yet formed the min
ry. This mornings Madrid Gazette announces that
revolt had occurred at Cadiz and Seville The Gov
nment has formed the army into three great divi-
MS comprising Catalonia, CASTLE and Andalusia
der Gems. Pezueta, Manuel, Concha and Novaschez |,
ese Generals decided to attack the insurgents in {
ral. The commandant of Madrid forbids assem-
ages IN the city. A provisional government has S
en- formed in Seville, with Esparetero as President
strength of the insurgents is 1900 soldiers Is
sailors and II ships of war. Revolt progresses at
points Isabella left San Sebastian midnight
the 2lst for Madrid. {
LONDON, Sept. 23-The provinces of Cornnna, Luz
Oreaz, Pontevedra, Murca Albacete, Huesca, Sar- /
ssa and Terul have pronounced for the revolution
. Sovereignty of the people is their appeal to the t
ion and war cry of the insurgents. Rebels occu- /
Cadiz on Sunday Seville is the headquarters of the
eilion. e
LISBON, Sept. 23.-Montpenzier is preparing to re- a
a to SPAIN % 7
PARIS Sept. ga French feet, under orders has Id
ed for Spain to protect French citizens.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Dispatches from Naples say o
re are instructions in Calabria and Sicily for Re-
lie. h
'ARIs, Sept 23.-Telegrams confirm the rising in rt
thern Italy. 1t is asserted that Francis H. King ii
sicily is the insti gator Of the rising.
ladrd is quiet. The Queen finding the road in the 81
session OF the enemy was compelled to return to W
Sebastian Rebels everywhere proclaiming Espa- re
ro President. Ea1
IFERrooL Sept. "a, noon.Cotton hat; sales 5000 co
IS. Il
Sept 81, afternoon.-Cotton easier
oNDoN, Sept 24.-Bulion in the Bank of England b
eased elS9,o00.
Sept "a, evening.--Cotton dull sales W;
700 bales y,
oNDos, Sept. 24.-The insurgents are reported to
attacked Madrid, which was defended by barri- q,
s. No particulars. a.
he Spanish Ministry have addressed the foreign p.
is, assuring them the insurrectoa would be sup
sed. France remains entirely neutral. of
dmiral Farragu replying TO the Greek delegation he
1ated that his Government would give the Cretans an
rial aid. Ia
le aldermen and councillors of Dublin passed res m
on favoring the release of the imprisoned Fenians
anger from the Fenan movement having passed sb
'NDoN, Sept a, noon.-The Madrid Gazette saYs A,
ches had arrived on the north side of Sierra No -,
with two regiments of cavalry eight battaons of sT,
try aud four batteries. The revolutionary Gen o;a
5errano is marching with large force on Cor na
to give ioyaists battle. Great excitement in snr
i'd where it believed the success Of the reYo- a
q certain. r.
bella has signfed her willingness to abdcate if ns
evolutionsts would accept young Prince Asturias reo
ng and Isabella to act regent until Asturias at inc
majority. The revolutionists refuse to compro- nai
and demand the expulsion of the Bourbons and p tro
Of provisional government. 4 bv
EIs Sept. 24.-France Immediately strengthens NJ,
osts on the Spanish frontier. no
IS stated that Isabella has entered France is
red also hat zPrim has been arrested nas
Pays says the Spanish army is loyal and the in ,br
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