The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the South-W estern.
Markets,

For the South Western.l
From our Extras.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, June "a Cotton dull; middlins
nominay 2Sc. no sales; receipts 80 and exports 49s
bales. Sterling 53@55; New York sight sfact pre-
MUM. Gold 1391(0139a. Sugar and molasses dull and
noninay unchanged Flour nominaly unchanged
shipment of new crop received yesterday. Corr
dull at 95c. 0sl. Oats quiet at 75c Hay firm al
SlS{021 Pork S29t029 20. Lard-tierce 1S4 and
keg zoe Bacon steady; shoulders 31 and clear sides
174@173e.
New YORK, June "a evening" materially un
changed sales $50 bales at Soc for mddlng uplands
Gold l40s.
New YORK, June 25, noon Gold 14o1 Cotton
firm at 30@30ac. for midding uplands
New ORLEANS, June 25.--Cotton firmer middling
ao1e sales. 400. receipts 81 and exports 452 bales
sterlne 5s@55; New York sight aact premium q Gold
1s91@l4o. Sugar and molasses dull and nominal; su
gar-Museovado1 12&@131, PortoRico ID (014a, Havana
brown l2Q1l23 and Louisiana prime l51c.; Cuba mo
lasses 46(053c Flour dull superfne ST 75{07 S71
treble extra 50 25@9 so ard choice $40 50@12 So
Corn dull at 95cG1Sl Oats steady at f5c Hay steady
but unchanged. Pork dull at s29029 25. Bacon
shoulders 134 and clear sides l74c Lard unchanged
New York, June 25, evening.-Cotton more ac
tive and hole better; sales $4,000 bales at SOFA
sic. for middling uplands. Gold l4O4.
NEW York, June 26, noon.-Gold 14O. Cotton
frmer at 31031 1c for middling uplands.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26--Cotton firmer; middling
29c.; sales 15O receipts 10 and exports 1919 bales;
sales of the week ll99, receipts 504 and exports for
egn 1869 and coastwse 1881 bales stock being taken
to-day approximate 95 bales. Sterling 53@55; New
York sight f3ct premium. Gold l4O. Sugar and mo.
lasses dull and nominal. Flour dull; superfne 81 30
al Is. Corn dull at csc. @S1. Oats steady at 75c
Hay steady at $ls@21. Pork dull at $29@29 25
Bacon quiet shoulders 134@l3t and clear sides l74c
Lard dull; tierce Isl and keg zoe. Texas cattle-ls,
quality s3o@a5, I'd quality $2o@25 and Sd quality
I$l0@15. Sheep $3@6.
New YORK, June 26, evening.-Cotton more active
and t@le. better; sales 1000 bales at 31(@313c. for
mddling uplands Gold 1404.
New York, June 81, noon-Gold l4o4. Cotton
very firm at 81 &c. for middng uplands.
NEW ORLEANS June 27.-Cotton quiet but firm
mddling &c., sales 13O, receipts 30 and exports 500
bales. Sterling 53@55 New York sight f3ct pre-
MUM. Gold l394@l394. Flour dull; superfne nom
inally 81, treble extra IS 374S SO and choice $l0@
- so. Corn lower 93@97c. Oats dull at 75c. Hay
firm but unchanged. Pork S29@29 %. Bacon dull
shoulders 13 and clear sides l74c. Lard unchanged
New York, June q, evening-Cotton less active
but unchanged; sales 400 bales at 5l1c for middine
uplands
Cable Dispatches.
LONDON, June 24.-Train is again committed tc
prison for debt.
1t is reported Italy has announced in a diplomatic
note determining strict neutrality between France and
Prussia in the event of war.
but rather more active; prices fraction lower; sales
5000 bales; uplands l5@ll4 and Orleans l1$(9l4d.
LIVERPOOL June %, evening.-Cotton fraction
higher; uplands III and Orleans 3D. sales 200
bales.
LIVERPOOL June 26, noon-Cotton firmer; sales
of the week $4,000 bales of which for export IA 900
and on speculation 5000; stock on hand 6O7, 900
bales, whereof American 500 900 Cotton ahoat $50,
900 bales, whereof $4,000 are American.
VIENNA June 26.-The Jews of Buchorest presented
n. IL IT,. 49,
to the Emperor of the French asking amelioration
and thanking the Emperor for his known lberaiy to
all races.
LIVERPOOL, June 26, evening-Cotton irmer and
more active; sales 15 900 bales upands l40ll and
Orleans 1l4@l1Sd. Manchester firm.
PARIS June 27.-Napoleon celebrated the anniver-
sary of the battle Of Magenta by grand review at
Chalons. Soldiers enthusiastic.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.-No fighting of conse
ulence in Asia since last adyices Russians still oc
cupy Bokhara.
Congressional.
| WASHINGTON, June 4.-S6natc-Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association ask $4,000. Bill introduced by
Howard, disseminating the frecdmans bureau in rep
resented States after January first. Referred to mill
ary committee. Bill making eight hours days work
in Government shops passed by 29 to II. Civil ap-
preparation bill resumed.
| House-Names Of Arkansas representatives -Boles
Hand and Roots. Protest covers column Its logic
is too close for synopsis. Tax bill resumed. Amend
ments forbid the removal of whisky from distilleres
under any circumstances until the tax is paid provide
for superintendent of revenue for each Fedeial judi
cia district, nominated by the revenue commissioner
and appointed by the secretary of the treasury and
remove all special and general agents of the Treasury
Department within ten days of its passage.
The bill progresses very tardily. The New England
members struggle bravely, but Intellectually for con-
1 cessions to the African rum trade. Recess.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-House-Payne asked leave
to introduce bill supplying militia with arms. Ell
bridge objected, and Payne withdrew it. The bill
dividing Illinois into two Federal judicial districts was
passed, and goes to the President. Tax bill resumed.
Amendment forbidding removals from distillery until
tax is paid, anything in the bill to the contrary not
withstandng, and allowing fifty cents drawback on
lexportations, passed.
Veto received of the omnibus bill, and bill passed
notwithstanding by los to 80. Recess.
| Senate-Appropriatio bill was discussed all day.
Amendment increasing salary of assistant treasurer at
Charleston from twenty-five hundred to four thousand
dollars passed lid treasurer dsburses millions
Without concluding bill, the Senate passed the omni-
bus admission bill over the Presidents yeto by 30 to
8. Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June Decentralization, by tele-
graph from California presented, asking reduction OF
grape and brandy tax. Morgan offered resolution,
which adopted, forbiddng the exposition OF works
of art owned by individuals in any part OF the Capi,
toll Civil appropriation bill resumed and passed. anu
goes to the House for concurrence. Adjourned
House-Payne's bill giving arms to State militia re-
ferred to Military Committee Kinds introduced JOINT
resolution, extending bill of 1864 limiting JURISDICTION
of Court of Claims cases of loyal citizens OF Ar
kansas Referred to Judiciary Committee. Bill oil,
recting the Currency Controller to publish assets ana
location of National banks in liquidation quarterly,
passed Tax bill resumed. Distiers bonds reduced
to s500O and with banks and bankers the tax remains
as reported by the committee. Bill passed and goes
to the Senate. Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June observation-disclosures presented
a memorial from Boston merchants, stating pending
legislation expectation very injurious to com
merce. Judiciary Committee reported adversely to
increasing Federal jurors fees. Committee on Claims
reported bill compensating Joseph segar for property
used by Government at Fortress Monroe. Coorados
admission resumed. Executive session and adjourned
g House-Committee Claims reported bill granting
sixteen thousand dollars to of bark Barry, de
stroved at sea by Confederate Cruiser Florida River
and barbor bill resumed Much confusion. Nearly
4 every member has a pet harbor or river needing
money Opponents of bill vote for every proposition
in House. loading it will ultimately fail, which re
suit is probable. Adjourned
Miscellaneous.
JACKSON, Miss, June 23.-To-day at IL o'clock
Gen. Biddle, commanding post, demanded the surren
der of the Governors Office, but Gov. Humphreys re
fused to yacate Gen Biddle then asked if he woulc
have to use force in order to get possession: GOV
Hnmphreys replied that he would. Gen. Biddle ther