The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-11-30
oFNeRaL INTELLIGENCE.
Nav Orleans, Nov. 27-Federa

ocurt-Kellogg VS.. WarmOth-
Case is progressing. Mcssrs.
Tustis and Howe argued for de-
esndants. Adjourned till Friday.
Eighth District Court to day dis
Used the injunction suit restrain
;ng State auditor from paying
;nferest on bonds issued TO the
North Louisiana railroad. Attor-
nsy General Ogden appeared for
The State, the affairs of the Office
S.ripc been turned over to him
Ly this predecessor, Gen. Belden.
Epizooty is spreading rapidly.
Mild.
Cosbocton, o., Nov. 27.-Ex-
nrsss passenger train on Pan
candle Railroad, which left Gin
cipuati last night, ran into rear
If freight train near this place,
Jsmolishing engine aud express
carof passenger train. aud killing
engineer Jacob 81. Gates and seri-
Ously injuring fireman.
New York. Nov. 1.-THE Irib
uue saws Mr.. Greeley still suffers
from nervous prostration, from
almost total loss OF sleep for a
month or more, which affected his
nerves aud stomach, but within
tbe week he has slept and eaten
more.
New York, Nov. 26.-City esti-
mites show it will require over
ten and a half million dollars for
municipal expenses of 1873.
New York, Nov. 26.-Nitro
rIrcerine explosion in 1onkers
blew tive persons TO atoms aud
fatally hurt several young men,
vino in playfulneSs threw stones
at can, causing the explosion.
Memphis, Nov. 26.-Joseph ii.
Cox. of the Avalanche, died of
small pox.
Business seriously embarrassed
BIZ inability of shippers to get
cotton to the depotS in conse-
Ouence of the horse epidemic.
Centralia, Pa. Nov, 27.-Piper'S
Hotel aud West Union Telegraph
efice burned.
Columbia, S. g., Nov. 26.-Leg-
islature organized. Lee (coloredl
elected Speaker of the House.
The present is better than the
last Legislature; it shows a disp o.
sition TO reduce expenses.
Memphis, Nov. 25.-Scarceiy a
horse or mule on the streets.
Ok teams get "A dollar aud a quar-
Ter bale for hauling cotton.
Some horses have died.
Washington, Noy. 23-Reuben
G. Young, of Alabama. sentenced
totem years in the Albany peIIiten-
siary, partloned on petition of
.CitizenS. Policy seems TO be to
pardon when neighbors apply.
PaymaSter Hodge, convicted by
court martial of cmbezzliRg nearly
half million dollars aad sentenced
70 ten years, pardened. Facts
seem TO show that paymaster
Hodge was trapped iHto the defai
cation.
Liverpool, Nov. 81. noon.-Cet-
ton opened quiet: uplands 80 10
l0d, Orleans I04 to 10ad.
Later-Cotton quiet sales L.
900 bales; speculation and export
5000 bales.
New York, Nov. -27.-Cett0n
nominal; uplands 81, Orleans %;
sales 1i21 bales. Geld duh at
ll22.
New Orleans, Nov. 27.-Flour
dull; double 80 to 6 %, treble 6 90
toS, choice s 30 to 9 30. Corn,
white aud yellow 60c. Bacon
quiet at 81, 81, 81, 9ato9s. Hams
dull at Ito lie. Lard dull; tierce
to SIC, keg 10 TO I04c. Sugar
Demand Doderate; inferior 81 to
&c, fair to fully fair 6 to Gle,
prime 9te. MolaSseS active; cen
trifagal size, prime 80 to 5Sc
Strictly prime to choice as TO 62c
Whisky dull at 93 to 2Sc. Coffee
IL to Isl. Gold 1873. Cotton
easier; sales 800 bales; gooC
Ordinary III, low mitlGling 1Ss
budding 1914, middltRg Orleans
iste: receipts $685. bales; exports
continent 1854, eeastwise 1000
-steck 10000 bales.