13 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1877
Page
1
Special Dispatch from Washington notes Secretary Sherman has not endorsed remonetizing silver with strict limits and declines public comment on pending legislation. Despite confusion, he reportedly dislikes criticizing financial bills while Congress acts, and his exact views on the Blend bill remain unstated.
Babylon fragmentary dispatches describe Servia’s possible active war involvement and European cabinet tensions. Reports from Belgrade Paris and Belgrade fields discuss dissolution threats, prorogation, and potential government shifts amid ministerial denunciations and electoral inquiries.
Report shows receipts and head counts for the week at 4 head and 10 100 hhead, with mixed demand and dull trading. Last week’s numbers reflected similar softness, with several items unsold and overall activity subdued across markets in New York.
Markets by Bovra report firm demand for oats and wheat with higher prices. Hard milo and 2,500 bushels of corn traded in several lots as prices showed improvement. General activity noted as bids strengthened and futures remained cautious through the session.
Special dispatch from Cincinnati Times notes Provescoe on November 3 describing freight terms for cars, with phrases free on board and varied crude and refined prices 7 to 10 cents, indicating market conditions and pricing.
A fragmentary feature from the Cincinnati Times traveler describes Augusta as Fountain City and praises Charleston's past and present. The piece notes verdant scenery and local charm while contrasting old war memories with current growth, hinting at civic life and tourism in South Carolina.
Bennet Curt reports a lush Southern tour from Aveo wood gardens to Charleston front streets. He notes tropical flora, shaded porches, mossy oaks, and grand magnolias while observing the city’s postwar recovery, race dynamics, and the revived economy from Morris Island to Moultrie.
In Common Pleas Judge Longworth hears cases including Freewan and Smith versus Augustes Muth over a subscription contract with contention that the instrument failed and no verbal testimony could alter terms. Other matters include Borneman versus Marks alleging false statements, and Nolan divorce actions with fault on both sides.
An incomplete case note records a plaintiff seeking to recover the value of wheat from two defendants. The brief references a verdict question and an attorney named E. M. Garrison representing the plaintiff or related party, with a claim amount around seventy dollars.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a civil action with Mailetas City implicated and a claim filed. Preach appears for the plaintiff Bates and Perkins appear for the defense. The fragment suggests a lingering question or procedural posture in the case.
About a thousand spectators watched a $1000 Greco Roman bout in Boston last night between Theobeud Bauer and William Miller. The match extended to three hours with Bauer securing the only fall in a tightly contested second round, while Miller showed agility and weight steadiness. Referees Debuon and Pheer officiated as N. Rey served as umpire for Miller.
Washington November 3 The Conkling committee will meet Thursday to consider New York appointments and it is said the majority will oppose reporting the nominations favorably Senators Conkling McMillan Spencer and Patterson with Gore form the majority. In the Senate Chaffee spoke for government control of the Union Pacific Railroad Sanders said he would reply tomorrow executive session this week on Naval Deficiency bill.
Special dispatch from Cincinnati notes in the Supreme Court this morning leave was granted to the City of Cincinnati to file a petition in error to the District Court in Ryan vs City of Cincinnati. The suit concerned work on city contracts with a prior reversal by the Hamilton Common Pleas Court and remand for further action.
The Vanderbilt will contest was resumed in New York on November 13. D B Allen the Commodore s son in law was examined and denied harboring hostility over litigation. He described family relations and arrangements involving a governess for Miss Vanderbilt and noted remarks attributed to the Commodore during conversations with Wm H. about the household.
In a November session, President MacMahon told Ministers that he cannot accept the accusations rattling the government and urged them to remain in place as the crisis unsettles the nation.
Fragmentary text reports tensions affecting German companies and foreign tenants amid wage pauses. Mentions Longshoremen and threats of mischief, with references to eastern regions and unpaid sums. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
The Senate Finance Committee agreed to hear a delegation of New York bankers on the House bill for remonetising silver this evening. The committee began formal consideration of a bill regarding free silver bullion but adjourned without deciding what provision should replace the omitted clause.
In Columbus on November 13 the millinery shop of J. R. and E. Thompecn was burglarized. Thieves entered from the cellar and escaped with plunder despite gas lighting and clear view from private watchmen along the store room.
The House has passed the naval deficiency bill amid discussions in Washington. Details note funding, structure, and authorization changes affecting ships and defense programs.
Fragmented text from a Washington meeting describes Senate and House proceedings in the morning hour. Mentions committees, measures related to war and Indians, and references to distribution of seats and actions by the committees.
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