Senate Passes Electoral Count Bill Amid Tax and Liquor Debate
Washington January 16 The Senate adopted new rules after a morning hour and then passed Hoar's electoral count bill without debate. A pile of amendments followed including Prohibition discussions and a proposed restriction on malt liquors. Bills on pleuro-pneumonia control and river improvements were referred or debated, with actions on foreign affairs and judiciary committees.
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Mississippi river improvements spark heated river and harbors debate
In Congress the river and harbors bill faces strong opposition and amendments as lawmakers debate scopes, costs, and who should bear the expense. Proponents cite New Orleans growth and canal impacts while critics warn of extravagance and risks to ongoing works. The Nutt trial and other notices fill the day’s pages.
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Market Report and Produce Prices Across Kansas City
New York money market notes easy money at 2 2% and Sterling weakens to 4.84 with demand 4.87. Missouri Pacific and Wabash bonds listed, and Chicago lines shown. Kansas City reports a mixed ag market with wheat receipts and prices steady, corn and oats varied, butter eggs flour, with live stock indicators showing cattle weaker, hogs stronger, and sheep steady. St Louis markets show firmer wheat and higher minor shifts in corn and oats. lead remains firm but slow.
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Market prices and receipts from St Louis and Chicago 1884
Grain and livestock quotations show butter, flax seed, hay, pork, lard, and beef values with receipts and shipments. WHEAT and CORN traded lower to higher in St Louis and Chicago with bids from January through May. HOGS, CATTLE, and SHEEP varied by receipts and market strength, while flour and oats remained steady to quiet.
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