Fahie and Ria Ewa In Muted Exchange
Fragmentary OCR shows names Fahie and Ria Ewa in a terse line with no clear event or context. Limited readable content prevents full summary but preserves potential people involved.
01 Apr 1886
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1886
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows names Fahie and Ria Ewa in a terse line with no clear event or context. Limited readable content prevents full summary but preserves potential people involved.
Summary of the Forty-Ninth Congress proceedings including Mr Coke's resolution urging action on Mexican livestock reclamation, Senator Logan and Senator Plumb's remarks on army and civil service issues, and House discussions on O Neill's labor bill with varied positions on arbitration, labor rights, and railway strikes. The record notes extended exchanges on arbitration feasibility, currency, and interstate commerce, plus a mention of regional railway tensions and the legislative pace.
Masked strikers disabled fifteen Missouri Pacific engines at Atchison and damaged shop facilities, leaving only two passenger engines running. Citizens condemned the action, urging arrest of violators and demanding reemployment only for nonviolent workers. Governor Marmaduke and Governor Martin met to discuss the crisis as four freight trains moved east. The cloak makers in New York signaled workers back to the shops as the strike stretched to two weeks with about 7,000 involved.
The executive board left New York after receiving a telegram from Chairman Irons asking if Tuesday night’s order referred to lines beyond the Missouri Pacific. They refused to disclose their reply to Trens. Powderly ill in Scranton after a fall and health issues.
New York reports an unusual meteorological week ending with heavy rain lightning gale and a luminous aurora borealis disrupting telegraph communications. Other dispatches describe storms in New Orleans damages to wires and cotton fires in Macon Georgia and a murder examination in Springfield Missouri plus local burglaries and a ship Europa crew rescue.
Joseph Proctor leads a strong company in Nick of the Woods as the main drama tonight with a noted reputation. Next Tuesday evening April 5 the show will be revived with updated business and songs including Mikado scraps. Eugene Canfield and Mingariella Nash receive top honors as Grimeay and Teddy.
Market report shows muted activity with mixed quotations across commodities. Foreign exchange rates and cash bids appear limited while grain and dairy lines show scarce interest and modest pricing signals for May and April delivery.
Hanaas City March 31 Livestock Indicator reports cattle receipts 71 shipments 592. Shipping trades steady and strong with prices for high quality steers quoted about 5.00 to 5.10 and 60605.00 good 4.01 05. Market strong for chores heavy and weak with a shade lower for lybts. Sheep market strong with good to choice quality priced SBOE.
St Louis March price remarks show flour dull and unchanged with mixed bids in wheat and corn. Notes include No 2 red wheat and No 2 mixed corn, with various cash and May contract levels, alongside eggs at 9 Xc per dozen and whisky at 1.10. Provisions list pork at 10.00 and lard at 40.
CATTLE receipts about 5000 with no shipments. market dull and unchanged. HOGS receipts around 3000 with no shipments. market nominal. PRICES: natives 4.55, yorkers 3.90 to 4.00, packers 4.04 to 4.25. SHEEP receipts around unchanged with no clear market activity.
Fragmented listing shows prices for flour and wheat varieties including southern winter wheat flour at 4.30a5.4h Wisconsin, No 2 spring March April ranges, oats cash at 23¢, and May prices with several unreadable tokens, reflecting a partial market snapshot without clear context or complete figures.
Drovers Journal notes cattle receipts around 4,800 with shipments near 1,800. Prices vary from 4.00 to 4.75 per head, some bulk at 2.70 to 5.90. Hogs receipts near 19,000 with shipments around 8,? and mixed market signals amid regional Texas cattle movements. general market uncertainty described.
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