The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-09-17
Telegraphic News.
from Shreveport South Western.


firm; superfine So 80, double extra
sc 7Oand treble extra Sc 75G7 90.
Corn-mixed So and white 8710
95c. Oats-St. Louis $3.50 and
Galena 60063c. Bran firmer;
prime S27. Pork dull; mess S2S
80. Bacon-jobbing at 15501S0
19sc.; hams 24c. Cotton-demand
fair, but at lower rates; sales 900
bales; good ordinary 150154, low
middling 163017 and middling
173c.; receipts 1906 bales; no ex-
ports. Cattle-1st quality $500
40 and and I'd quality S2O03O;
yearliegs $7012; calves S5@12.
Gold 1138.
Liverpool, Sept. 13.--Cotton
firm; uplands % and Orleans 9sd.;
sales 10000 bales, of which for ex-
port and speculation 5000.
New York, Sept. 13.-Cotton
weak; sales 400 bales; uplands
1O8c. Gold very dull, 113301138.
New York, Sept. S.-Freights
over the Trunk railroad lines west,
have been advanced twenty-five
per cent. to-day, and another adj
vance is expected next week.
The propeller Red Jacket expol-
ded. killing three persons, and
sinking two coal barges, which
she had in tow.
Topeka, Sept. 10.-The Repub
licans have re-nominated Gov.
Harvey.
Resolutions were passed strong
against any action on the public
lands. Sympathize with the Prus,
slams, and hope the war will result
in a Republic in Europe. Silent
on the finances.
New York, Sept. 10.-The exc.
cutive committee of the new de-
mocracy, at a special meeting, re
solved that they heartily thank
Washburne for his prompt recog-
milton of the French Republic.
The Herald special from Sedan
of the 9th says, five corps d'armes
are marching on Paris. They will
take their assigned position ten
> leagues from there on the 14th.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10.-Carpet
Factory of James Bromley&Bros.
was burned; loss S150,0OO. One
hundred men are thrown out of
employmentin consequence. One
thousand unfinished carpets burn
, ed.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1O.-The
Board of health says: Whereas,
the Board has learned that yellow
fever prevails in New Orleans to
an alarming extent, vessels from
thence must stop at LazerettO for
treatment prescribed by section
four of the health laws of 1918.
Berlin, Sept. liking William
has been officially adisyed of in
trigues of certain German Princes.
= London, Sept. 12.-FormidabIe
popular demonstrations here to-
day in favor of the French repub
lie and against a monarchy at
home and abroad. One in Hyde
Park and one at st. James Hall.
The imbecility of the British Gov
, ernment strongly denounced and
charging the Queen, by name,
encouraging the King of Prussia
1 on his march to France for the
purpose of destroying the young
republic.
Proposition to suppress the
f Queens name was received with
, a tempest of Kisses. A voice in
l the crowd cried three groans fol-
the Prince of Wales. The re.
Spouse was universal and passion.
ate.
1 Florence advices say the italian
I troops will enter Rome today.
ltaly's ultimatam virtually strips
the Pope of temporal power, but
will concur with any power in
4 guaranteeing independence to tine
: Pontiff.
t The aspect of the crowd at one
s time was really appalling. The
! better classes assembled at ST.
. James Hall, and resolutions were
adopted denouncing King Viii
liam'S inconsistency in hisadvance
upon Paris, after his announce
: ment that the war was not upon
: the French people. Speakers said
I the English Government was hos
b tile to France, not because it loves
Germany, but that it hates Re
publics and fears them. The Gov
o eminent of England has not rec
: ognized the Republic of France
but the day is at hand when the
Il French Republic would be called
q upon to recognize the Republic Of
England