Proceedings of Congress Yesterday and Senate News
Proceedings of Congress yesterday cover the work of committees in both branches. The House committee prepares to report the Fanaling bill. Senator Carpenter of Wisconsin has died. Also news from across the ocean and other items. Weather: Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys see warmer, party cloudy conditions with possible snow or rain, northerly winds shifting to southeast, falling barometer.
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Waauetos
Pele
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Philadelphia
Senate Committee On Commerce
Senate Mourns Senator Carpenter and Orders Funeral
The Senate appointed a five member committee to arrange Senator Mathew H. Carpenter of Wisconsin funeral details. The resolution calls for his remains to be moved from Washington to Milwaukee under Sargeant-at-Arms along with additional marks of respect, then adjourned in mourning. The House debated amendments to the fortification and apportionment bills with party lines in a tense session.
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Senate
Cameron
Wisconsin
Mathew H. Carpenter
Wiconsin
Carpenter
Washington
Milwaukee
Sargeant-at-Arme
Secretary
House of Representatives
Pendleton
Walmsday
Matt. H. Carpenter
New York
Dr. Fox
CG. G. Williams
Minwacker
Senator Carpenter
Varios
Wasursetos
Senator Carpenters
Soclock P.m
Congressional
Congressional Committee
Congress
Bright
Senate Deadlock and House Delays in Incomplete Voting
Tense session as a vote on the main question shows 136 to 10 with a near quorum. Republicans press dilatory tactics, adjournment motions fail, and the House enforces attendance while awaiting the Sergeant at Arms. Washington notes report Secretary Sherman plans to use five million dollars from bank withdrawals to buy bonds. funding bill amendments and tax removal on bank deposits loom.
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Mr. Dick
Messrs
Robeson, Killenger
Washburne and Taylor
Ohio
Conger
Page
California
Atkins
Senate
House
Oal
Tellers
Me. Springer
Washington
Wasuinetos
Sherman
Treasury Department
Lts Department
House Committee On Ways and Means
Lunding
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Anka
Conference Committee
Mitchell
Houe
Market sketch with cattle hog prices and news notes
Farmers seek selling guidance as cattle and hog prices wobble with possible quick drops. Hog prices near five dollars per hundred due to a market corner. cattle prices around four thirty to four sixty with potential decline if hogs slide. Local report notes chambermaid wanted at Eldridge House. foreign and financial items include Greek warship with arms, Peru mediation talks, Porte rifle shipments, and Germany favoring silver suspension while preparing for a monetary conference.
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Troethé
Itia
Ita
Loscow
Pteraeus
Triesti
Fireme
George Berkley
Earl of Berkley
Peru
England
France
Italy
Chile
Porte
United States
Paris
Germany
Markets Report From New York amid Tight Money Conditions
The New York market section notes stringent money conditions, with rates hovering around 1 to 10 and a half percent per diem and various related figures. It mentions commercial paper discounts, sterling rates, and registered coupons, reflecting a tightly financial environment and ongoing baking funds details.
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Wwew
York
X.B.H
Atghs SA
Wheat and corn market recap from SANKAS CITY
The Commercial Dedicator notes wheat receipts and shipments totaling 2,420 bushels with 286,652 in store and firmer market. Corn receipts 123 and shipments 13,01 in store 158,790, with No 2 mixed and No 2 white mixed prices. Eggs and butter markets cited as dull and slow with specified price ranges.
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Sankas City
Kansas City Stock Market Coed Trade Report
Kansas City stock market data shows cattle receipts 618 and shipments 665 with a weak market, average weights 1160 to 1411 pounds selling 3.55 to 4.60. Hogs receipts 865, shipments 257 with unsettled to weak day, sales 5.00 to 5.50, bulk around 5.36. Sheep receipts 61, shipments 1,206 with a slow market except for quality gains in higher sales.
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AL Anbab
Sr. Lovin
Ken
Coles
Western Live Stock Journal
Grain and cattle market moves from St Louis and Chicago reports
The market notes show mixed commodity prices with flour, wheat, corn, oats, and barley varying by region. Live stock reports cite slower hogs and constrained rail shipments, with prices for pork, bacon, and lead mixed against a backdrop of trading volumes and shipment data. The Chicago and St Louis produce sections mirror tighter transport and fluctuating grain values, while whiskey and butter settle near steady levels.
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Lokgiorgloln
Canada
Chicago Stock Market Wrap Declines and Gains Noted
Market more active and steady with gas shipments strong. Prices show gains in some items while some notes reflect volatile activity. Shipping values cited include 5,790.40 and 4.50 per unit in various entries amid broader supply movements and market tension.
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Enipien
Henrys Carholic Salve and Private Instruction Ad
An old newspaper ad sets forth Henrys Carbolic Salve promising cures for skin eruptions and other ailments with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back. The page also notes W Q Carpenter offering private instruction in classics mathematics English literature freehand drawing and bookkeeping with Box 42 Lawrence as contact. It advertises decorated china dinner sets from Jolly A Damar with varying piece counts and prices. The tone is period advertising featuring product claims and educational services.
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Henry
B. W. Woodward
Lawrence, Eas
W. Q. Carpenter
Lawrence
New Patent Hedge Roller Advertised For Fences
An advertisement touts a hedge rolling machine that compresses and tightens hedges to a compact hog tight form at ten cents per rod. It invites readers to view the device at Ws. Monster in Lawrence and obtain particulars. Also promoting Dr William Hall's Balsam for the lungs with claims of curing consumption based on a patient narrative, available from druggists including B W Woodward.
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Williams
William
Iou
J. M. Coffinberry
Cleveland
Dr. William
Henry & Davies
B. W. Woopwanp
Monster
Lawrence
William J. Coughlin
Somerville
Mass
City Hospital
WM. Hall
WM. Halls Balsam
Alidruggista
B. W. Woodward
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