Collision at Sea and Other March 4 Reports
A bulletin of scattered items from March 4 notes the steamer Bertha collided with the Norwegian bark Amelia near Gibraltar with nine drownings. Other notes cover house fires killing two children, a husband’s murder suicide, Linn County election results, freight rate cuts, a derailment, and various crimes and public notices across North America and Europe.
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Loxvos
Bertha
Gibraltar
Amelia
Haltimory
Delphane
Farquire County
Virginia
John Glascock
Smale
Warrentows
Delaplane
Thomas Glascock
Funquin County
Miss Frazier
London
Glascock
Herod Frazier
Missouri
Middleburg
Market Report from New York and Kansas City Markets 1944
A compact summary of the March 4 1944 market movements across New York money markets and Kansas City produce. Includes Prime paper rates Sterling exchange and U S bond notes. Kansas City reports steady wheat corn oats rye butter eggs flour and dried goods pricing with fair supplies and standard cash and future bids.
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New York
Isc
Arch
Aldaag
Bbc
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report March 4 1884
Kansas City market reports weak cattle receipts 1,165 with native steers 1,086 to 1,656 lbs selling around 6.65 per cwt, hogs 1,030 receipts dull with weights 217 to 977 lbs trading at 6.40 to 6.65, sheep 844 receipts unchanged. Also notes on St Louis and Chicago markets and mixed grain and flour pricing in March 1884.
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Kansas City
Kangan City
Louis
Texas
Chicago
Chicagor
Drovers
Journal Re Pea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trade Palace
Turkey
Marseilles
Mass
Bowersock’s Opera House
Night
Renfrow
Jolly Pathfinders
King Fun Makers
Pathfinders
Vale At Field & Co
Geo .J. Hoffman
Tom Johnson
Lawrence
Eldridge House
Misses A. &C. Mugler
Misses A. & C. Mugler
Otice
A. D
Don
Kansas
James H. Harriott
Douglas County
Millie M. Herriott
A. B. Kahnweiler & Bro
DR. Schenck
United States
Sebenek
Schenck
Nyalids
Electric Review
Pulvermacher Galvanic CO
Ehth & Vine Streets
Telegraphic News
Montrea
Chas
Caron
Three Rivers
Des Moxes
Peter Johnson
Linn County
LacyGne
Kan
Funston
Higgs
Dudley C. Harkell
Chicaco
Western Trunk Line Association
Burlington
St. Louis
Denver
Colorado
Chicace
Inter Crests
Galena
Trinois Central
Maryland Station
Lonxpox
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Eason
Benj. Beatty
Hax
Macon
East Tennessee, Georgia
Juliette
Howden
Priatt
Clowen
Minister Hunt
Sv. Peterssunrg
Hunt
Paola
Eorge Orr
Trimble
Leavenworth
Orr
BuFf Alo
N.S
John W. Hawkins
Nelson Holland
Clarke, Holland & Co
Holland
Hawkins
Philadelpia
Western Union Telegraph Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Western Union
Howell Bros
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Chas. Howell
Hantaorp
Elisha R. Palmer
Franklin H. Sage
Aaron Morehouse
Edmund Tuttle
Calvin 3. Harrington
Satoon
Prohibition Party
Southeastern Kansas
M.E
Papens
Kas
Methodist Conference of
Rey
Guilete
Danville
Waarington
D. C
John
Wise
Virnia
Senate
Washington
Iggalls
Grand Army Post
Fitz John Porter
Ingalls
Logan
Committee On Military Affairs
Military Academy
Committee On Appropriation
Cockrell
Secretary of War
Northwest
Vussed
Cameron
Wisconsin
Montana
Northern Pacific
West
Garland
Committee On Judiciary
Pendleton
Committee On Foreign Relations
China
Japan
Borneo
Egypt
Persia
Morrill
Committee On
Pao
Nouse
WasHincron
Lianh
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hitt
Wempile
Committee On Railways
Erie Canal
Hewitt
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Randall
Belford
Converse
South
Calkins
Staff Corps of the Navy
House
Washington Notes
Pacific National Bbank
Boston
House Committee On
Frank P. Blair
M. A. Dauphin
New Orleans
S-S-Déwit
L. Bullene & Co
Champion Cabinet
Canada
Philadelphia
John McGinnie
Mary Neeed
Jesus
Memphis
Argianche
West Point
Miss
Jesse Stephens
Porch
Weat Brook
Stephens
God
Charles Jacobi
Baltimore
Maryland
St. Jacobs
Market Report
Journal
Sterling Exchange
St. Joe
Hannibal & St. Joe
Missouri Pacific
Central Rock Island
Union Pacific
Wabash
the Daily Indicator
Steinberg
King Clothier
Union Spy
Bela
Almus
Tate
Massachusetts Street
Kangan
New Mexico
Roduce
GiticaGo
Mie Pork
Hale’s Honey
Crittestos
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