Civil service reform sparks mixed reaction in Philadelphia delegation
November 16 report from Sanetoment Revi in D C notes the president’s civil service reform plan elicits strong opinions among officials and widespread condemnation of enforced rules. The Young Men’s Republican Club congratulated the president on re election while the search for a Solicitor General successor to Gicecisuehied 8.0. S. Phillips of North is discussed as a possible candidate.
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Caile Calis
Sanetoment
Repub
Republican Club
Gicecisuehied
M. Phillips
North
Mysterious November Atmospheric Wave Unveiled
The Office reports a breakthrough on European winter weather tracing a long known November atmospheric wave. It influences western Gulf weather and Canadian storms, affecting winds from October to January and aiding understanding of North American winter patterns. Also noted is a Postmaster appointment dispute amid Civil Service concerns.
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Wasuixortos
D. C
John Herschel
Inglaed
Atab Ec
Western Gulf
Rocky Mountains
Philadelphia
Civil Service
Mr. Pairman
Election for United States Senator to be held on
Indianapolis dispatch notes that under the July 25 1866 act Congress, the U S Senate election must occur on a date to be determined, with the special report dated November 14 from ImpiaxaPolis.
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Times and Chronicle
ImpiaxaPolis
Congress
United Sitates
Cabinet Changes At Grant Administration
St Louis November 16 The editor reports two changes in President Grant's Cabinet planned for March next Retirement of Secretary Fish to England and Secretary Boat to Senate are anticipated The note reflects editorial speculation on official reassignments involving Fish and Boat
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St. Louis
Democrat
Grant
Fish and Boat
England
United States Senate
Cunarder Malta Shaft Break Delays Boston Emigrants
Fragmentary report notes the Cunard steamer Malta from Boston broke her shaft on Wednesday, delaying an appeal for aid to New York citizens. The article mentions Liberia emigrants and relief efforts, with scattered references to Florida and South Carolina. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Boston
Liberia
New York
Cunard
Malta
Florida
Caro- Suiboul
Unclear fragments from Marys and Little Railroad accident
Fragmentary report mentions a Little Railroad accident with a broken saw, a train halted too late, a fireman and another person jumping clear and suffering leg injuries. Wrecker Eckert works on the sunken steamer St. Marys. Feels uncertain about raising the vessel as weather or condition hindered recovery.
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Mumrouts
Eckert
St. Marys
Boston Burn District Plan Sparks City Debate
The Boston Herald reports district plans after fire damage with a proposed law at a special session to grant the city property rights and lay out a new street grid while selling adjacent land. The plan aims to straighten streets, improve sewers and pavements, and rebuild with utilities, though it risks demolishing or altering many portions of the current district. Estimates of insured losses from the blast and fire total tens of millions, with many companies covered and the final cost uncertain after liquidation.
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Boston
Purchase Street
Trinity
Macus& Parker
Boston Herald
Epizootic Uses Hard Hit Coal Town Horses
The report details widespread equine illness and deaths tied to an epizootic in Portaville and nearby areas. It notes relapses in horses after recovery, collapsed work at collieries, halted coal shipments, and disrupted streetcar service. Several stables are affected as the disease spreads with reports of blocked travel and funeral processions amid cold weather.
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Pottavil
Berrato
Ve. W.v Avs
Bridgeport
Sideeda
New York
Hethel Bethel Fair Postponed and Resolutions Adopted
The Hethel Bethel Fair committee met at the Hoard of Trade Rooms and adopted resolutions led by Mr. A D Baflock amid opposition from Mr. Philip Hinkle. Remarks urged support for the fair, with a plan for fewer tables and church participation. A Bethel Fair Association note thanked contributors, and Mr. Hinkle reported $239 in cash from five donors as the American Sewing Machine Company donated a $99 machine.
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Hethel Bair
A. D
Philip Hinkle
Loth
Jeouary
Bullock
Aesee
Lee
Saher
G. J. Shagg Re Co
Tiiteen Brothers
Bethel Fair Association
Reed
Puegtens
Committee
Hinkle
Lewis Rallauf
American Séxiug Machine Company
The Horse Disease Grips City Trade and Transport
A pervasive epizootic cripples horses and oxen, dampening industry and delaying commerce. Prices for yoke animals surge while express wagons and street cars suffer. the United States Express Co and Omnibus Co adapt operations as officials warn of worsening conditions and cold weather.
Berrett at Wood's Theatre Closes Two-Week Run
Lawrence Berrett’s two week engagement at Wood's Theatre ends tonight with his portrayal of Rickard III. An efficient cast supports the famed performer in a production hailed for its heat and strong acting. The article notes the day’s performances as premier among the latest theatrical offerings.
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Lawrence’ Berrett
Wood
Rickard
Julius Corer
Burglary and Arrest of Three Alleged Burglars
Officers Sweeney and Mehen spotted three men Wim Wallace John Murphy and Harvey Newhall near Peart and Ladiow streets carrying a bundle suspected of theft. They followed to McKernan boarding house East Front street and arrested all three after confirming stolen goods. Aaron Davis owner of a nation store 64 East Fifth street identified the repeated burglary and charged the defendants. After investigation the men were detained in $1500 bail each and committed. Testimony this morning was strong.
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Sweeney
Mehen
Peart
Ladiow
Wim. Wallace
John Murphy
Harvey Newhall
Met
McKernan
East Front Street
Aaron Davis
No. 64 East Fifthstreet
Real Feature Matters and Property Transfers
Fragmented text records real estate deeds listing multiple transfers. Names include Wiseman, Mayer, Hoffmann, Arnett, Lamer, Wright, Catlins, Put, Bycamore Street, Carr Street, and Richmond Street. The passage references parcels described by frontage and location with dates or values partially visible such as 12,450.00.
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Wiseman Wile
John Starial
Wade
John Mayer
Hoffmann
Ia Meee
M. Peterstown
Leyid Arnett
Mane
Catlins
James Putogee
Bycamore Street
Perth
Creery
Olumbia
John Werle
Amel
Liberal-Democratic caucus yields little progress in Columpes report
Special dispatch from Columpes Ohio notes the Liberal-Democratic caucus produced few results. Democrats debate party name change while Thurman urges renewed fight on the negro. Officials report twenty eight county convictions in the criminal term with ten penitentiary cases. official returns to be opened by state leaders.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLumpes
Thurman
Democratic Party
Grand
Louisville Horse Disease Strikes City Rail Transport
Louisvill e reports a spreading equine disease with four fifths of city horses sick. Streetcar lines run only a few cars while the Transfer Company resumes wagons drawn by oxen teams. Wagons also hauled by mule and ox teams. Adams Express remains active as business nearly stops due to transportation shortages.
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Hohe
Wendleton Street
Broadway
Times and Chronicle
Louisvill.e
Adams ‘Express ‘Company
North Sea Storm Ravages Denmark and Baltic Ports
A severe North Sea storm across Wednesday and Thursday caused floods across Denmark and coastal regions. Hurricane winds, rain, and snow inundated rivers, damaging sea port towns. Reports list twenty four ships lost. Porasto on Seeland wrecked by sand, with inhabitants drowned on the small island Botoe.
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Conemagen
Europe
Denmark
Porasto
Seeland
Baltic
Botoe
The King's Goat Court Bulletin Reports Poor Night
The Court Physician released a bulletin this morning noting Kingmadeus had a troubled night.
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Kingmadeus
Sesiosiras Wreck in North Sea Claims Forty Crew
In Loxpon on November 16 a Neewiegan ship named Sesiosiras was wrecked in the North Sea during a terrible gale on Wednesday last, resulting in the loss of forty crew members.
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Loxpon
North Sea
Sesiosiras
Harvard College Fire Costs and Salvage at Boston
Boston, November 14. Harvard College suffered losses totaling 562000 dollars including land value. Rebuilding may cost 500000 dollars with 100000 dollars insured. unrelated salvage and ruin values run to several thousand dollars. Steamship Malta towed here for shaft replacement. losses led President Eliott to urge fundraising. Publishers like Transcript and American Home Magazine faced fire pressure but secured new presses to resume operations.
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Harvard College
Malta
New York
Liverpool
Eliott
Transcript
American Home Magazine
Waverly
Toledo Burglary Spreads During State Convention
The sixth annual State Convention of nae of the State concluded at First Caonal Church with addresses by Jones and Sherwood. Last night three to four thousand dollars worth of laces and other goods were stolen. The horse malady is spreading, closing major livery stables and sickening several Fire Department horses.
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ToLepo
Ton Jones
Sherwood, Barker & Co
Murder in Dunmer Township Near Stony Lake
A British laborer employed by farmer Payne murdered Payne's wife and child in Dunmer Township near Stony Lake. The woman’s head was crushed and the child was found with its throat cut from ear to ear. The suspect was arrested and narrowly escaped lynching.
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Petersnone
Ont
Dunmer
Stony Lake
Payne
Weather notes and ship movements in Carko and Evansville
The report records clear cold weather with a heavy last night snowfall in Carko and Evansville. Maritime entries show arrivals Mohawk New Orleans at 6 AM, Arkansas Belle Evansville 77 AM, Tom Jasper J Louis 11 AM, and departures Arkansas Belle Evansville 10 AM. A second line notes cloudy cold weather and a fragmented ALBAny Inc entry with missing details.
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Gallipolis
Carko
Mohawk
New Orleans
Arkansas Belle
Evansville
Tom Jasper
J. Louis
Arkansas
New Albany
Thousand-Dollar Philadelphia Drive Aids Boston Sufferers
Several thousand dollars were subscribed in Philadelphia yesterday to aid Boston's sufferers. Mayors of Adelaide and New York exchanged congratulatory cables. Wadow the oarsman receives support. Bangor Insurance will cover Boston losses. Swiss celebrate independence centenary. snow swamped Angola near Buffalo and trains ran hours late. Samuel M. Philips of North Carolina and legal moves shuffle officials. gold veins found near Kelly's Ford. An engineer died in a Memphis and Little Rock railroad crash near Duvall's Bluff. Minnie Fish shot her lover in Cleveland. Cassidy sues Captain Ferry. Warrants issued for Susan B. Anthony and others who voted. Buckalew joins Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention. Sacs and Fox delegation in D.C. over Nebraska and Kansas land removals.
French Assembly Passes Jury Reform Bill
The French Assembly yesterday passed a bill reforming the jury system amid debates on trial procedures. The report notes political divisions but confirms the measure's approval and outlines key changes proposed to juror selection and trial conduct.
Sawmill Fire Engulfs West Eli Plant
A sawmill owned by Joseph Walton & Co. at West Eli was totally consumed by fire this morning. Estimated loss is $20,000 with $5,000 covered by insurance. Firefighters battled the blaze but the structure was destroyed.
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Joseph Walton & Co
West Eli
River Newn Falls and Locks Out of Order Disrupt Trade
Special dispatches report the river Newn in Louisville on November 16 with water depths at 5 feet 5 inches in the canal and 3 feet 5 inches at the falls. Locks are out of order hindering boats, Parker and Kil gour loaders await repairs, John Kil gour and Huntington remain unable to pass below the falls, and business is chill amid cloudy weather as packets ride the river.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Packer
John Kilgour
Parker
Clan
Spicery and Wit in a Fractured Minute
A Boston Commercial Bulletin correspondent riffs on Titusville churches and a singer’s prices. A champagne elevator misfit causes alarm, later clarified as a fallen bottle. Cartoons mock ox-team drivers, house painting, and fashions as puns fly.
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Spicery
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Titusville
Ile
Pat Blinks
Axminster
Jets Oriental Test Company
Wheat and grain market notes from November reports
November grain prices hold steady with wheat firming and demand fair. Reports show: No 2 spring and No 3 red wheat prices around 1.40 to 1.50 per bushel, oats and barley soft, corn dull, flour weak, and pork and bacon markets steady to soft amid general market lull.
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Rley
Ghc
Stead
tSe
Oil Market Report from Parker's Landing November 16
Market bulletin from Pittyatka dated November 16 notes a firm crude oil market at Parker's Landing with quiet activity elsewhere. Prices cited include crude around 13g and refined near 4.75, with lower creek offerings at 4 and pool price steady. overall dull trading conditions and firm sentiment prevail.
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Times and Chronicle
Pittyatka
Parker's Landing
At & A
New York
Lower Creek
New York Dry Goods Market Report Preview
New York Dry Goods Market notes activity across channels woolens and blankets with commissions houses showing strength in prices. Fancy goods move less with some decline in premium items while staple goods hold steady amid cautious buying.
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New York
New York cattle receipts and market update summary
New York reports receipts totaling 1 200 head with 7 660 head for the week ending. Prices and yard activity described across multiple classes including two car sets at south Chicago and Illinois trends. The day’s arrivals totaled 21 900 head overall with mixed conditions at the extremes, including 173 pounds per animal noted for a specific lot.
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New York
Jin
Catttae
Hise
Illinois
Sane Axp Lamas
Tere Gare
Makis Gane Tadoon
Tempted Larceny Rumor Shocks Quiet City
Local citizens woke to rumors of petty larceny linked to a Temperance Society member and a reporter. Allegedly an ex mayor’s bottle of Jamaica rum was involved in a drunken incident blamed on poor judgment. Church services are planned for Sunday at Christ Baptist and Methodist churches with sermons by Rev. T J Melish and Baar Bhar. Captain Frank Gatch is Sabbath school superintendent. all are invited.
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Treeehog
T. J. Melish
Norris
Baar Bhar Heva
Frank Gatch
Temperance Society
Jamaica
Ovear Geers
England
John E. Morris
Tresbyterian
Cabbage-Rush by Oxen Distracts Vine Street Grocery
A team of oxen on Vine Street charged through a street display of cabbages provoking applause and property damage. The cowsmen and driver shouted to halt but the animals plowed on, smashing a window as they seized the vegetables and moved on. Grocerykeepers warned to secure carts as ox teams remain a hazard.
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Vine Street
Canal Commerce on Miami Canal Report for 24 Hours
Receipts and shipments at the Miami Canal port show 3100 bushels shelled corn 9 bushels ear corn 200 sacks salt 0 bri s four 3400 the paper 1800 tbs merchandise 120 bote. Arrivals include King from Payton Wmfini Dayton Louisville Toledo Miqua Troy Livilgarden Franklin Moon Hamilton. Departed King for Dayton silver Moon Hamilton Daily Varnen Vort Union. A Louisville eloping couple, Lafayette Rumenecy and Laalla Eili, encountered refusals for licenses after wandering Kentucky and Ohio. Clerks recount the episode and the clergyman Williamson died. couple offered blessings.
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Oat Moon
Hamilton
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Army of the Camberland Heads to Dayton on Wednesday
Members of the Army of the Camberland plan to depart Dayton on Wednesday. Early morning travel arrangements call for a trek out of the city.
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Army of the Camberland
Dayton
Court Bulletin Court action on widow claims and note cases
A court bulletin details a widow Theresa Dowdes petitioning for tithe rights to her late husband’s property, arguing a trust and misapplied funds. It also covers George D. Winchell vs Henry Van Vaikenberg over a promissory note, various demurrers, and multiple cases including a dower suit and a forged signature dispute. The document closes with Francis Pendegrast and wife vs John Rohn, a long assault and battery case with a verdict for the plaintiffs on the second count.
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John Leonard
Irelaid
Mer Caraty
Judge Key
Logan & Randall
Plaladd
Coutra
Geo
D. Winchell
Henry van Vaikenberg
J.-L. Vattier
Vattier
Winchell
Sean
Randall
Tector
Francis Pendegrast
John Rohn
Thies
Caldwell & Safin Fo
Verdict in Merchants Insurance case before Judge Hagan
In Superior Court Judge Hagan hears the verdict in a suit by J BR Frick against The Merchants Insurance Co. The jury assesses the destroyed property at 24,000, with about 1,500 paid by defendants. Four cases involve suits against different companies, with J M C Bates and W Remiacy prominent in the proceedings.
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J. BR. Frick
The
Merchants’ Insurance Co
Cese
Sleiatitt
Court awards damages in Court Street condemnation case
Probate Court in a City suit to assess compensation for land taken for Court Street eastward extension. Jury verdicts list Narcissa W. Neff at 15 and 1 000 plus other members with varied sums. Will of chonge Adam Volischere admitted to probate after morning proceedings. Elizabeth Fou schere named executrix.
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Narcissa W. Neffer
Court Street
Narcissa W. Neff
Henry Westwood
Henry Hendelgarn
David Medsker
Henjamin F. Cox
Nathan Nesbit
Warrington & Cramer
W.assoudwen
A. G. Clark
Chonge Adam
Volischere
Elizabeth Fouschere
Guardian and court actions involve Young family and local officials
Stephen Clawson named guardian for Clara Be Scudder with bond of 9100 and Philip Hughes as surety. Several Youngs appear in guardianship and estate matters, with bonds and sureties totaling over 12 200. Wm Kawell linked to a crime of selling intoxicating liquor. Court cases include Township Treasurer defalcation of school funds 2 714 24 and bond actions against trustees for township railroad funds 2 025 29. Multiple defendants and sureties referenced across the docket.
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Stephen Clawson
Clara Be.scudder
Philip Hughes
Willian E. Young
Sarah
Alexander Young
James LD. Young
Sakota
State of Obie
John H. Schneider
John Weldentorner
Peter Schoehler
V. Schneider
Peter Keeker
St. Clair Township
St. Clair Texnety
Sameies
Judan Scott
Roberton & Conklin
Defeomants
Hume
Symmes
Millikia
Bedford Duke Proposes Statue of John Bunyan at New Corn Exe
The Duke of Bedford announced plans to present Bedford with a statue of John Bunyan to be carved by Mr. Boehm at the laying of the first stone for a new Corn Exe. The event signals a civic commemoration and town pride in the project.
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Bedford Regently
Duke of Bedford
John Unyan
Boehm
Fire Department horses need citizen help after engine chief call
At 4 PM Chief Engineer Megrue requested to state that all the Bs horses in the Fire Department are tick and disabled from work. He must depend on citizen aid in case of alarms at night. Prompt and heartful response may protect safety from fire.
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Megrne
Necessa KG
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Enquirer
Volksblatt
Volksfreund
Copier
Storm wrecks and inundation hit Strassund area
A late gale wrecked eighty vessels and inundated the Strassund region. Islands such as Seingst Dary and Hiddersve suffered damaged houses, fishing gear, and crops. Drowning losses reported at the catholau and nearby shores. Government dispatches steamers with relief supplies. Island of Rugen reports destroyed fishing boats and flooded fields. Bismarck notes recovery.
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Rugen
Barun
Bismarck Ubtter
Bismarck
President Hartranft Visits Washington Amid Snowfall
Washington November 15 Senators Cameron and Wade among callers to the President today. Governor Hartranft of Pennsylvania remains in Washington in a Navy Department conference with Secretary Robeson. Second Comptroller Broadhead has completed his official report. Snow begins falling at 1:45 PM.
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Sborn
Renee
Wade
Hartranft
Pennsylvania
Navy Department
Robeson
Broadhead
Snowbound Buffalo Train Collision Report
Buffalo November 16 snow two feet deep on the level delays two hours for passenger trains. A collision occurred last evening on the Erie Railroad at Cheektowaga Crossroad three miles from Buffalo. The locomotive tore into two passenger cars, demolishing both. Fifteen to twenty ladies were in one car, with only one slightly injured.
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Buffalo
Erie Railroad
Cheektowaga Crossh.c
Fire destroys Linden residence at Ed wards Station
A fire yesterday morning consumed the residence of Mathew Linden at Ed wards Station near Pittsburg. Mrs Linden, said to be ill and unable to escape, perished in the blaze.
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Pittsburg
Mathew Linden
Edwards’ Station
Linden
River Traffic Along Monongahela Falls Amid Cold Weather
Special dispatches note the Monongahela dropping to 5 feet 2 inches as towboats like the Chalie McDonald arrive and the Juniata is due tonight. The 1 Picket was raised and moved to McKeeport docks for repairs while the Henry Probasco left for Cincinnati and the Mary Davage prepares to sail for St Louis. Horse disease worsens with higher fatalities. Evansville reports cold cloudy conditions and a busy schedule of river sailings with several boats listed to depart or return by evening, the river has fallen another foot and temperatures hover near 20s.
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Times and Chronicle
Prerseens
Monongahela
Chalie McDonald
Juniata
Henry Probasco
Cincinnati
Deadman'’s Island
McKee
Mary Davage
St. Louis
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Cannelton
Return
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Tarascon
Louisville
Ella Hughes
Nashville
Chaemer
City of Cairo
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Sam. J. Hale
Fayette
Henderson
Florence Lee
Cairo
Robert M
Buffalo Market Report From November 11 Trade
Buffalo market activity described with cattle and hog prices, volumes, and comparisons to prior week. Details include totals of head sold, price ranges for cattle steers and cows, sheep and lamb prices, and regional mentions such as Ohio, Michigan, and Canada. Indicates overall market buoyancy and week-on-week changes.
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Indiana
Pont
Tay
Michigan State
Ohio
Market summary and commodity prices from Hamimons and Berrao
The Hamimons market opened with animation but receipts exceeded demand. best sales quoted at 7d and 9d ranges with a general dull tone. Hog prices firmer with pens nearly bare. weekly receipts 5,941. Berrao reports flour quiet, wheat dull with No 2 Western at 7d, oats dull, by sample 7c.
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