The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-10-12
General Inteiiiuence.

uplands l93cc.; Orleans 1899.
New Orleans, Oct. 9.-Flour
dull; choice family SO to 10 %.
Corn quiet; mixed SO to CSC.
Oats quiet. at 40 to 42c. Bran
firm, at 81 to l 125c. Hay scarce,
at So to %. Pork firmer; mess
16c. Bacon firmer, at 81 to 81 to
liz to 225c. Sugar cured hams
1S4 to 1Sic. Lard dull, at 90 to
lOc.; keg l03 to 12c. Sugar and
molasses, nothing doing. Whisky
! quiet, at 90 to 99c. Coffee 10 to
Isle. Gold 1128. Cotton dull
and lower; sales 400 bales; good
ordinary 173c.; low middling lS5;
middling 1S5c.; receipts 1888; no
exports; stock on hand 57,S71.
Liverpool Oct. 8, evening
Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands % to 9sd.; Orleans 1Od.
ST. Louis, Oct. 9.-Corn lower,
at 3S4 to 39c. Whisky, dull,
round lots not sealable over SSc.
Pork firm at SAT Bacon
stiff, shoulders Sc; clear rib sides
l2c.; clear sides 124c. Lard qui-
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Philadelphia, Oct. GA spe-
cial TO the Commercial says near
| ly all returns from the state re-
ceived at Republican headquar-
tiers make Hartrantt'S majority
$1,000. Republicans gain seven
members Congress and lose one
in Lurzere district. 20 Republi-
cans iand s Democrats elected.
Republicans have majority of
constitutional convention, and 60
members of the assembly against
40 Democrats. The senate stands
IL Republicans, 16 Democrats,
but if Mackey is elected in
Clarion District, Republicans will
have Is.
J indianapolis, Oct. 9.-Specials
report defeat of Voorhees, by a
, considerable majority. Republi-
cans claim the State for Govern
or by $500, and Democrats conf
dent OF Hendricks election, by a
small majority.
Columbus, Ohio, October o.
: State Republican Committee claim
that they have carried Ohio by
. 1900 10 $4,000.
: Democratic Committee concede
between 10000 and $4,000.
, The Republican Committee also
} claim they have elected twelve
! Congressman certainly, with more
: than a fair probability of two ad,
S ditional.
D Ohio gives the Democrats seven
: congressman.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. o.
t Alabama and Chattanooga Rail
y road is now open from ChattanoO
9: ga, Tenn, to Meridian, Miss, run
Z by j. q. Stanton. This event is
II hailed with pleasure and enthusi
:. assn by all the people along the
line, who have so long been deprv
II ed of the benefit OF the road.
e New York, Oct. S.-The speciil
dispatches received in this city
} Indicate mojority for Hartranf
r at from 1900 to 25,0OG. The
n results are awaited in this city
i with great interest.
!. The Tribune says we have beer
' cheated out OF PENNSYLVANIA
II Have made Il gain iii OHIO, bu
II not enough to carry the State
# and have nothing diScouragin,
}. from Indiana.
,: Shreveport, Oct. g. The larges
Il political meeting ever witnesse,
i'll Shreveport was held here thi
evening, in the courthouse.
= barbecue and dinner was prov
: ded for 10000 people. The Even
:. ing Telegram estimates fully tina
~ number were present, and NOR
2 than oHe-half colored. Four @
!. five hundred ladies were persent
= The Shreveport brass band 70
~ flowed; 100 to 1900 colored me
:" paraded the streets. At noon
large United States flag was su:
- pended near the stand, with tn
= fusion ticket in full, over mhic
was 1--WE welcome Governor Wal
moth.n
~ III. \. Ogden made the openin
= address, followed by Col. Penn
~ Governor Warmoth and Gel
George A. Sheridan. There wa
=, great enthusiasm especially anon
:; the cotOred people.
I Philadelphia, Oct. S.-Congre
sional delegation will embrao
eighteen republicans and mir
democrats.
W. indianapolis, Oct 9.-Republ
- can Central Committees figure
or for house of Representatives
n Republicans, 80 Democrats an
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