The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-15
TeIegraphic News.
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I FFrom Shreveport South Western.
New Orleans, Oct. 11.-Flour.
dull; superfne $4 30, double extra
50 and treble extra % 5000 90.
Corn lower; mixed IS and white
75c. Oats 50052c. Bran SI
Hay-prime $50 60. Perk kfF.
mess S27 90. Bacon firmer, 1919
15531Sa019a020c. Syrnp-tWep.
ty three barrels received and sold
at 81 90. Nbisky-r Ef86H @
@Sl. Coffee-prime 171Gl75c.-,
Gotten easier; sales 1000 bales.
middling 14a0I7sc.; receipts 2570
and exports to Liverpool $40
boles. Gold ll2bGl121.
New, York. Oct. 11.-Cotton dun
and declining; Sales $500 bales: al
lands 16c.. Gold 1I3A.
Liverpool, October 11.-CottoD
heavy; nplands 85085 and Orleans
Sa0SEd. sales 5000 bales dFweh
for speculation and export 1000.
Memphis, Oct. 5s--Thes Repub.
lican mass meeting to elect dele.
gates to Congressional Convention
was disorderly. Knives and mis-.
tolls were freely. exhibited. Chas.
Morrison (white) was fatally cut
with a knife.
New Orleans, Oct. 6.-Deaths
from yellow fever yesterday were
Ii. - aa T III
Cincinnati, Oct. 7.-Democratic
nominating conventional the GIN
Kentucky District split sJadRe
Arthur and Col. Jones were nomi-
mated by the respective wiHgss
Lexington, Va, Oct. Cen.
Il. II. Lee continues to improve.
He is able to sit up in u chair. 1t
is confidently expected thaH he
will be able to move about soon.
New Orleans, Oct. 7.-YeIlow
fever deaths yesterday were Is.
The nominating convention of
the Christian lsepublican party
met yesterday and adopted reso-
lntions eongratulafing the lle0ple
on the adoption of the 10th ameiRl.
ment; fayoring strict economy in
all public matters; declaring a de-
termination to eNpunge from the
statute books OF the State alt op-
presSive and odious laws that
were enacted TO the injury Of the
people; fayoling only honest, men
and true Republicans FOR '0fiice,
and the enactment of sachstlaGs
as will secure properobservance
OF the Sabbath. Rev. Chas. Satch-
ell was elected President. a. III.
Dumas, col0fed, was nominated
for Mayor of New Orleans, aIhl y.
A. Walsh for Congress from the
I'd District.
New Orleans, October S.-The
Christian Republican Convention,
composed of boilers from the Re
publican party. nomina1ed z. IL.
Dumas for Congress LIST District,
and. many nominations were made
for municipal officers. Consen.
.tion adjourned sine die. sTN
Cleveland, o., Oct. o.-Dr. 81.
H. Jones, prominent physician,
was shot and killed by Dr. GalIen.
ia for alleged Infringement Of Gal
lenta's martial rights.
New Orleans, Oct. 1O.-Deaths
from yellow fever Saturday Is and
on Sunday 10.
New Orleans, Oct. 1l.-Deaths
from yellow fever yesterday were
four.
Democrats of the Second Ton
gressional District nominated Geo.
A. Fosdick for the long and w.
L. Greathouse for short term.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1I.--Electi0n
progressing. Negroes arevoting
torthe first time. They are un-
inolested in some wards, while in
others there is a disposition ito
riot. Marines are at headquarters
and will act promptly in case of
disturbance. Il 9H6
st. Louis, Oct. 11.-The bale OF
new cotton which took the sweep
stake premium OF $1,000 was pre-.
sented by the owner, WIN. b. M.
Shore, to the Southern Orphan
Educational Society and sold to-
day for thirty two cents.
New York, Oct. 11.-Judge
Bond decides that mortgage
made in 1858 but rehewedia 1896
must be paid in gold, renewal mt
being equivalent to a new con.
tract.
Mr. David A. Wells writes %
4. 4. Stewart, that theaanaslat
nf InfInTAn.l 1s1r.S. g. II. -