The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-07
LATEST KILOGRAMS
FROM SOUTH WESTERN DAIIIrS =,
5TH AND 9Th INST. - w

New Orleans, Nov. 5.-Cotton
easier; middling 23ac.; sales Alma
and receipts 1927 bales. GolS Ala
1881. Sugar higher; fair 19a
prime lag and yellow clarified 1aa'
Molasses frmer; fair 80 and nrima
to choice 80 to 92c. Flour dnll
and lower superfne and sinSss
extra So 30 and treble extra,S7 ~
to $S. Corn-light supply: .nas -
50 to 90c. and old 81 10. OanY
good demand, but easier, 50toeao
Bran 81 III toS1 90. 3 HAY scare.
Western $31 and Northern sCS r
500. Pork dull at $50 %. Raco :
in demand; shoulders 14a to n
clear rib 18a to 10 and clear sidas
zoe. Lard Irregular; tierce l9 and
key 21c. Coffee quiet, but firm.
prime Rio 164 to 164 and fair
144c.
Hartford, Nov. 5.-Grant,s ma
jority, 81. Total vote ofthe STATE
5000. ~
Trenton, N. j., Nov. .5.--Sev.
mours majority about 1000. CON.
gressional delegation, 3 Democrats
and 2 Republicans. Democrats
majority on joint ballot, s.
Washington, Nov, 5.--Present
calculations give the Democrats
rs members of Congress-; d gain
of %. -
Californians have nodoubt that
the State has, gone Democratic
Democrats lose 5 and gain 5 aFea.
eral Senators. HQnE Il
Dispatches from Western States
show nothing interesting beyond
general falling off from H6DubIil
can majorities as first reported
Liberal calculations give Seymour
SO electoral votes.
New York, Nov. eve, Scot
ton less active; sales 1900 bales al
255c. '7.eisssaaa III
Tallahassee, Florida, Nov. g.
Members of the electoral college
for Florida were chosen by the
Legislature to-day, at one o'clock.
Vote cast for Republican ticket
40, to 8. One ofthe three electors
cOlOred. z-=-.---ss--s,---ss.z
New York, Nov. SegInorrs
majority estimated at 500. LEG.
islature Republican. New JERSEY
estimated for Seymour BIZ 50gl.
Democrats elect 4 or 5 Congfess-
men, Republicans losing / Uuitel
States Senator. New York elects
Is Republicans and Is Democrats.
including the following from Isl
to 18th districts: LIST Henry "a.
Reeves; I'd Jno. @. Schumacher Sd
Henry w. Slocum; 4th John Fox;
9th John Morrissey; 9th Saml. 8.
Cox; 7th Harvey G. Calkins; 9Th
JAS Brooks; 9th Fernando Wood:
10th Clarkson n. Potter; 18th Geo.
w. Greene.
The Times says Hoffman car.
ried the State by 5000. III III h
San Francisco, Nov. 3, midnight.
has gone Democratic by
about 1900. Returns from the in
terror come in slowly; indicate
large gains; State is confidently
claimed by the Republicans.
Wilmington, N. g., Nov. "a
more quiet election was. never
witnessed. Vote of this city
Grant 2301: Seymour 1197, Re.
publican gain 242.
Returns from congressional cleo.
ton meager, but LIST, Cd, Sd, eth
and 9th districts conceded to the
Radicals. Returns are not snffi-
Gent to warrant definite estimate,
but indications are that the vote
will be close in the State, with the
chances in favor of the Republi-
cans. sfFE.t gpun ILL.,
Washington, Nov. 3, noon.-
Gen. Candy relieves Reynolds in \
Texas. Reynolds viii resume com
mand of his Regiment, the Goth,
now stationed at Austin. Candy
will also act for the freedmen's
bureau Of Texas. basta8sH as
Meade telegraphs Gen. Grant
the election was quiet throughout
his department., except at Angus
ia, where the military suppressed
disturbance, and at Savannah
where the police restored quiet.
Schench and Morgan have de-
cided for no session of Congress
this month. astssA Gsls7sa1s
Washington, Nov. 3,--Midnight
returns from New York indicate
that the State has gone for HofE-
man by 1000 and for Seymour by
1900. -,
The following seems to be the
results from the returns, received
up to this hour: For Grant
Maine, 10000; New Hampshire,
5000; Vermont, 10000; Massa-
chusetts, 10000 Rhode, Island,
(. 100. PannaUIyania On 0(l0 Ohio