The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-22
General intelligence.

Judge buSteeu Cunhincu INC soic
of the Alabama and Chattanooga
railroad and issued an order to
assignee in bankruptcy TO deliver.
the road to the State authorities.
st. Louis, June 1.-THE Demo
erat of this morning publishes
crop dispatches from over 100
points in Missouri. Kansas. Illi-
nois. Iowa and Nebraska, which
represents that winter wheat is
very poor.
Washington, June 17.-Twenty
persons were bitten by "a mad dog
in the east end of the city last
night. Great excitement rs felt
as to the result. Every attention
is being paid them.
Bangor, Maine, June 1S.-In
Democratic State Convention, J.
C.. Madigan, President, made a
strong speech for Cincinnati plat
form and nominees. Hh allusiOn
TO the farmer of Chappauqua, as
a modern Cincinnatus, was re-
eeived with deafening cheers
Chas. 2. Kimball nominated for
Governor 10y reclamation.
st. Louis, June 1S.-Judge
Hubbell. general agent of the At
lantic and Pacific railroad just re-
turned from a business tour in
Texas, brings information that be-
fore leaving Sherman, Texas, an
arms officer arrived there from
Fort Richardson, Jack county,
and reported that a body of In
diaRs, variously estimated at
from 5000 TO 10000, had made an
incursion into Texas, and were
overrunning Young, Jack, Denton
and Parker counties, and that
settlers were filed with conster.
nation and great alarm.
New Orleans, June 19.-Vessels
from the West India islands, Mo-
rocco, and Central and South
American ports, after the first of
July, will be guaranteed.
Washington, June 19.-The
Concord, n. H., Legislature elect
ed Bainbridge Woodleaugh, q. S.
Senator, vice Patterson.
London, June I9.-There were
terrific thunder storms yesterday
evening i'm the Northern and mid
land counties of England. Many
persons who were exposed to the
violence of the storms were injur.
ed.
Baton Rouge, June 20.-Not:I-
Ing has been accomplished by
either of the conventions Pinch.
hackers seem anxious to compro.
mise! Packardites lukewarm, and
will only fuse upon their own
terms, leaving Packard Chairman
of the State Central Committee.
Liverpool, June 20, noon.-Cot.
ton opened quiet; uplands LII TO
Sli and Orleans 41sd.
Later.-CottOn quiet; sales TO-.
600 bales; speculation and export
1000.
New York, June 20, evening"
Cotton steady; sales 1879 bales;
middling uplands 264c; Orleans
264c; Money 4 to 6; closing 6rmer
Gold 1134 to 113s.
New Orleans, June 20.-Flour
dull; jobbing, double extra So 80,
good treble extra IS 80, choice
treble extra 50 90. Corn scarce
and firIner; mixed 81 and white
IA to 75c. Oats quiet at SIC. Hay
dull ; choice S31 to s32. Bran duh
and lower; / % TO 1 10. Pork
firm, and mess now held ut Sl3 %
Bacon scareaud firmer, at to 81
e to a and Sc. Hams, choice
sugar cured, 121 to lie, lard quiet
tierce, packers, Saac, and refined
94c; keg, kettle, 102a, and refined
1Os. Sugar in good demand
common TIC, good to fully fair, 81
Molasses. no receipts and nothing
done. Whisky dull at 81 to 94c
Coffee IL to Ice. Gold I1aa. Cot
ton dull; sales 700 bales; good
ordinary 224; low middling pc,
and miedling 24a. Receipts 81
bales; exports to Liverpool 257i
bales; stock 2S,131 bales.
Louisville, June 20.-Flour dull
and lower; extra family offered
DC IS. COrn-no activity i'm the
market; white, sacked, IS to 65c
delivered. Provisions quiet and
unchanged. Pork s12. Bacon,
shoulders 8 to SIC, clear rib sides
7se. clear sides 7Sc. Packed lard
3 to 10. Whisky SIC.
Washington, June 20.-The
Maryland convention is a unit for
the Cincinnati platform and can
.didates.
Philadelphia, June 19.-It is
conceded at Democratic headauar
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