The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-09-21
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OF cOLLOu OU DdleS; ludTkeG uull
and lower; low middling 213c.-I
Receipts for three days 964 bales,
against 531 for same time last
week. Exports for same time 453
bales. Louisiana sugar-only re-
tail business; fully fair 15a.; Cuba
very firm; numbers IL and Ii 12sB
to 144c. Molasses-no Louisiana;
Cuba 5Oc. Flour-rainy weather
prevented operations; single extra
80 30, and choice $13 %. Corn
quiet but firm at 81 15 to 81 20.
Oats firm at Toe. Pork held at
1927 so; little demand. Bacon firm;
shoulders jobbing at 16c.; clear rib
199c.; clear sides 1890. Lard
prime key Log to Ice. Gold 1453
to 145.
New York, Sept. 17.-Cotton
lower; sales six hundred bales at
243 to 25c. for middling uplands.
Gold 145S to 145B.
Houston, Texas Sept. 15.-Yel-
low fever very prevalent. At least
one thousand cases in town.
Deaths 10 to 15 daily.
Cotton crop will turn out one
fourth to one-half of a crop for the
whole State, and will not reach
over fifty or sixty thousand for
Gulf shipments. The yield of corn
is ample, and in some counties
enormous.
New Orleans, Sept. 16.-The
deaths from yellow fever Saturday
and Sunday are officially reported
at one hundred and three.
Louisville, Sept. 16.-River fall
ing with % inches water in the
canal.
New Orleans, Sept. H. Yellow
fever deaths for "a hours ending 6
O'clock this morning, Al.
Richmond, Sept. 16.-General
Schofeld today issued an order
for an election for a State conven-
ton ON the 22d of October.
Savannah, Sept. 14.-Reports
> from the crop are very gloomy.
| Heavy rains, and in some instan-
ces have nearly ruined it.
Washington, Sept. 13.-It is
now definitely settled by the exec
} utive authority to suggest to the
several district commanders the
extention of the time to LIST Of
October for the completion and
/ correction of registration lists
and to fix the 1st Monday of No
yember for the elections. The OBJ
3 .ject, among other things, is to en-
| sureunifOrmity. For order will be
issued on the subject of the recon
. struction act giving the district
4 commanders discretion, but they
will be promptly informed of the
recommendation of thesnggestior
}. in official form.
Washington, Sept. 15.-Specia
Omaha dispatches say the north
Ii ern hostile Indians refuse to meet
s the commissioners, unless they
agree to withdraw all the troops
from the Powder river country.
Il New York, Sept. lit is stat
It ed on good authority thatregistra
: ton will be opened in Louisian;
l and Alabama until the LIST of DC
tober, that election will occur OF
the 31st, and that they will tax,
> place on that day in all the South
u ern States.
1. The Northern papers of all com
plexiOns are discussing the dan
gers menacing the Republican
e party.
(. The Herald's specials say, il
= view of anticipated trouble wit
O' the President, there is a NANTES
disposition upon the part of tn,
;s Radicals to cultivate Grant.
" The Maine Democrats have 4
T representatives against 13 las
l. year.
San Francisco, Sept. 14.-Esti
mated product of gold this yeal
l. $4,000, 900; silver $19,0O0,OOO.
"a Memphis, Sept. 14.-Report
:, from Mississippi, Arkansas an
u Tennessee state the worm is dan
aging cotton seriously.
- Washington, Sept. 16.-Th
~ Report of the House Judiciar
9, Committee ON the Impeachment
s question is now being printed a
the Government printing Office
The pressmen have all been swor
s. to secrecy.
If Leavenworth, Sept. It'll
Indians have resumed hostilitie
III on Smoky Hill route, attactin
several stage stations. They a
tacted a Government train q
lS Bunker Hill, killing two teamster
m wounding three, captured on
N man and three children and stan
peded all the stock. The team
70 sters subsequently recaptured
woman and the children. Whit