President Relieves General Sheridan and Appoints Hancock
The President has decided to relieve General Sheridan and appoint General Hancock as commander of the 5th Military Division. Adrian Van Horn, son of a widow, was run over by a locomotive and killed. Indians concentrate on the Sweetwater. bullion reports from Nevada show 221000 dollars.
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Degenhard Drowns Fishing in Buffalo
Charles G. Degenhard of Buffalo a noted musician and organist drowned Saturday while fishing. A fifteen year old druggist clerk in St Louis died by taking strychnine. Demand for gold remains high though not equal to demand for a celebrated Chemical Saleratus. Bogus foreign scents criticized and Night Blooming Cereus perfume touted by Phalon & Son New York.
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Infant Daughter of C. H. and H. W. Kenegy
July Bist Waera Francis infant daughter of C. H. Kenegy and H. W. Kenegy died at 3 months. The notice records birth and death details with names and ages in a concise obituary style.
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Freeport Market Prices and Goods Report
Freeport market items listed for August 5 include wheat winter prices 2.50 to 2.60 for extra, 2.80 to 2.40 for No 2 winter, spring varieties at 1.3 and 1.20 for No 2 spring, corn shelled 4 icold, barley 40 cents, coarse rags 25 cents and up, flour 13 to 16 a barrel, butter eggs lard and rag values noted, with several weights and condition terms.
Wheat and corn markets show wide moves in Chicago
Chicago Market notes active corn and wheat trading with No 2 spring firm at 1.93 1.85 and No 1 corn opening higher to 14 cents, closing around 84 8 1/2 cents. Wool demand steady for fine wools while medium grades weaken with coarse lots unsalable at low prices. Provisions market dull with limited demand and forced sale concessions.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Update
Chicago August 5 hog receipts to 12,000 head across 18 cars. Morning trade limited to small loads at 6.75 to 6.80 per cwt with buyers retiring after New York news. Prices quoted for prime shipping cattle 7.75, 2nd 7.97, butchers stock 4.25 to 6.26 for various classes including fat cows and heifers. scrawny bulls and stags 3.50 to 4.00.
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Lumber Market Shows Active Trade and Stable Prices
In Chicago in August a fairly active lumber market with prices steady. About 20 cargoes on sale this morning with sales fees from 12.50 for mixed Manistee to 17.00 for Muskegon boards and strips. Shingles 4,003 lath 2.50.
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New York Market Daily Grain And Meat Prices August 5
New York market report shows flour steady with a 2 1/2 cent decline for new, old steady. Wheat dull and nominally lower, rye soft, corn firm with strong demand, pork active and uneven with specific price ranges for various cuts, beef quiet, bacon dull, lard down with mixed kettle rendered quotes.
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New York Live Stock Market Report for August 6
Receipts show 6203 beeves 23070 sheep and lambs 25454 hogs. Beef prices off half to one cent with liberal offers. About 1900 head mostly disposed. Extras 164017 prime finals first quality 10 to 12. Sheep and lambs buoyant higher on sheep 60 7/4 to 60 7/4. Lambs 50 sale. Trogs firm slightly higher 714 to 713. Party car loads received today all sold.
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Market closes with gains and renewed interest amid shifts
The market shows turmoil with gold and government stocks mixed while speculative activity rises. Stocks rally late while some weaker bull houses fail and Northwest leads among active interest as traders weigh prices and month end dynamics.
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St Louis Market Prices Reported in August
Avr Lewis notes whiskey sales at 2.05 with irregular weak demand. wheat shows fall sales 1.70 down to 1.08. corn dull with white at 95 and yellow around 1.00. oats active but declining. rye lower. hay dull at 17 18.00. provisions ease with mess pork at 24.25 and bacon shoulders around 12 1/2 to 13, lard in tierces 12 1/2.
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