Galveston Cotton Market Quotation Report
The Galveston cotton market closes with varied quotations to the Continent and New York. Prices and freight details are listed, alongside sector notes on money easy at six percent and assorted commodities including wool, apples, bacon, and coffee.
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GS Alveson
New York
Orleans
Procordon
Boston
Texas
Frocy Creamery
Chalteye
Comdovacaor
Roart
Yalverton
Wye
Bois
Atic
Eufery
Yemen
Utter i & & Decors
Ease
Java
Imi
H Terense
She
Bath
Cordera
Blackterries
Renee
Wide range of national items highlighted in weekly recap
This week’s roundup covers legislative moves on the deficiency and Indian appropriations bills, crops and weather across states, treasury and banking news, labor disputes, notable crimes, and public notices. It references figures like President Harrison, Grant remains, and various regional incidents.
Occurrences in Texas A condensed weekly update
A wide array of Texas news reports spans from new infrastructure and business ventures to crime, health, and census notes. Highlights include a $20,000 Clarendon hotel project, county value increases, water supply upgrades in Gatesville, and a Bas trop bridge accident injuring four workers.
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Tennessee Pass
Col
Jennie Williams
New York
Lawrence Petre
Copfield Hall
Islington
Clarendon
Jefferson County
Gatesville
Waxahachie
Crosby County
Foreign Gossip Sparks Parisounces and Czars
The item notes a Vienna shorthand prize for a woman, reports on outlawing slave trade along the African coast, describes Paris salons, Scotland’s birth and marriage rates, and a 97 year old groom with brides under sixteen. It also covers Queen Victoria’s reign length, Louis Napoleon’s watch, historic steer weights, a German emperor’s sword gift to the Sultan, Spain’s queen, Krupp’s massive gun, and a tale of a Czar’s feared gaze prompting subjects to hide.
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Portugal
Paris
Comtesse de Kersaint
Scotland
Queen Victoria
Henry III
George
Louis Napoleon
Prince Imperial
South Africa
London
Eugenie
Liverpool
Berlin
Spain
Christine
Krupp Works
Cronstadt
Eccentric Wealthy English Widow in Paris
A long fragmented tale describes a rich English widow known as Lady P- who lives in Paris. She is famed for intoxicated outbursts in the Bois de Boulogne and once threatened the Prince of Wales, drawing attention from European nobility. The piece also notes her marriage to a wealthy manufacturer on his deathbed to inherit title and fortune, and a grand dinner that ended with her lashing out, prompting royal observers to recount her volatile presence.
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California Fruit Union
Mississippi Valley
Israel
Bois de Houlogne
Paris
The
Bois
Prince of Wales
Europe
Prince ii
Fragmented classroom debt tale from a humorous rail
The dialogue shows a student pressed about a new reader and a teacher’s demand. A father, Mr J, discusses a bill owed and payment plans while a playful line on finding "Anis" in a dictionary echoes in the background. A Harper's Bazaar reference frames the mistaken excerpt.
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