Bills Introduced In Senate On Postal Reform And Tariffs
The Senate discussed a broad agenda including postal reforms to create a postmaster general and improve mail delivery, plus measures against fraudulent lotteries. It also tackled the New Orleans Pacific Railroad land patents and river harbor funding. Debates covered tariff policy, shipping protection, and labor hardships amid winter strikes.
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Senate Debates and House Actions on Tariffs and Levee Funding
Washington notes report Senate rhetoric on tariffs and justice for the people, while the House considers resolutions on customs underassessment, Mississippi river improvements, and public land forfeiture. Committees to investigate governance, expenditures, and treasury certificates are active amid adjournments and pending bills.
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Last rites for Belleville convent victims observed
A Belleville dispatch reports funeral rites for identified victims of the local convent tragedy. Services at St Peters Church, grand processional to Green Mount Cemetery, and a large turnout of clergy, city officials, and mourners marked the solemn day.
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Market Report and Kansas City Produce Market Jan 10 1884
Telegraph market notes show money rates steady at about 24 percent and sterling at 4.5925 with bids and exchanges. Kansas City produce and live stock summaries list wheat receipts 5,447 bushels, corn 1,04 bushels, mixed in storage bids, and prices for dry goods meats and flax seed. Livestock indicators report cattle receipts 998 with steady or lower under main categories, hogs 7024 with weak packing trades, and sheep 490 with steady demand.
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St Louis Market Report and Remedies Adverts
Market notes show oats wheat cattle and meat prices mixed with steady to higher tendencies and receipts. Advertisements tout Collins Ague Cure Dr Jacksons cordial and Indian Eye Salve sold by Barber Bros with claims of cures and benefits.
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