The Wheat Crop Outlook and Easter Edition Features
Reports from winter wheat regions show severe damage but no general harvest failure. Acreage and overall yield are not likely to drop sharply, though Kansas may see a material decline. An Easter edition from The Leavenworth Times highlights sermons by W H Thomas R H Nisbet Wm N Page J C Embry and others in Leavenworth Fort Leavenworth and Atchison.
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Leavenworth
Methodist Episcopal
Frank Osborne
Episcopal
Atchison
F. W. Barry
National notes of politics floods and exodus
From Washington reports the Senate adjourned after debate on officers and a Virginia inquiry while editorials discuss Tennessee debt denial and the exodus of freedmen to Kansas. Wisconsin towns endure floods as Rock River and Milwaukee river rise, causing widespread damage and rail disruptions.
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Mawacnee
Fon du Lac
Republican
Watertown
Rock River
Oak Hill Cemetery
Boughton Bath
Death of Lord Beaconsfield After Severe Illness
News from London reports Lord Beaconsfield died at five o'clock this morning after a sharp relapse through the night. Physicians Drs Kidd and Barrington were present at his death, with Beaconsfield conscious until the end. Also in this edition notices of trials in Moscow, Canada customs blacklisting, steamboat property sales in St Louis, railroad contracts in Progreso and related political events.
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Foregn News
England
Lespos
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Heaconsfield
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Schedrin
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Presbrojensky
Rozomelitz
Markets and Government Bonds Report
New York money market shows prime mercantile paper at six day and ninety day notices. Government bonds quoted with 1881 coupons now offered around 6. Sights and days figures indicate standard constant rates for the period.
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New York
Kansas City Produce Market Report April 16 1981
Wheat receipts 4 593 bushels in store 106 895 market firm yet quiet few lots traded No 1 cash No 7 cash 92K May 84% VORN receipts 1 861 bushels shipments 80 bushels in store market steady No 2 mixed 344c cash or May No 2 white mixed 264 Mec cash VATs strong No 3 cash HUTTER scarce active demand at high per pound Eggs weak and severe per dozen
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas City Stock Market Figures for April 18 1881
Kansas City trade data shows 48 hour receipts at 499 cattle shipments 479 with markets weak and lower. Native shipping steers 1330 pounds set at 500 dollars and 85.25 price level. Additional notes list 3798 receipts 64 shipments and market activity described as steady with higher prices around 5.50 to 6.05 for medium cattle.
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Kansas City
St Louis Produce Market Prices Bulletin of April 16 1881
Market notes from St Louis listing prices for flour wheat corn rye barley and pork with shifts in bid and ask levels. Whiskey and dried goods show quiet to strong movement. range and cash figures are provided for futures and spot trades.
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ST. Louis
Louis
Cattle and Sheep Prices Soar in St Louis Market
Western Live Stock Journal reports St Louis cattle receipts around 3 400 head with prices generally high and ranges from cows and bulls to steers. Live hog market active with higher values and mixed packings. Sheep receipts bolster demand with fair to good prices across various grades.
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ST. Louis
Imig
Western Live Hock Journal
Colorado
Texany
Shiplacks
NUKEL
Chicago Produce Market Aprils Market Notes
Dull but steady trading across grains and corn with prices marginally higher. Wheat and corn show light gains. oats lumber along cash and futures with mixed demand. soybeans and flax exhibit quiet but firmer tones. overall activity modest in Chicago markets.
Chicago Stock Market Report April 18 1981
The Chicago market shows rising demand and firmer tones across cattle and hogs with receipts: hogs 1400, cattle 3,100, and sheep 1,700. Prices edge higher for select lots, with heavy freight and export demand noted, including notable gains in heavyweight steer and feeder categories.
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Metallo
Publication Notice in Douglas County Court
Susan G. Johnson files a petition for divorce against Henry H. Johnson in the District Court of Douglas County Kansas. The court orders him to answer by April 3rd or a default judgment may be entered restoring her former name and granting the divorce. D. S. Alford attorney for the plaintiff.
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International Review
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Ordinance on Hack Taxis and Vehicle Licenses in Lawrence
City authorizes regulation of hack buses and other passenger vehicles for hire within Lawrence. Licenses required for each vehicle, with fee scales for residents and nonresidents, and nontransferable licenses. Violations carry fines from five to twenty five dollars. Ordinance approved April 16 1681 by Mayor J P Usher.
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J. P. Usher
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