Northern Arizona stock country letter to Ingersoll outlined
A dated 1833 letter from C.8 Cosmronam to Wm Ingersoll discusses Northern and Central Arizona as a stock country. It describes horses cattle and sheep stock sources, climate grass and water abundance, and potential ranges for sale or shared investment. The note ends with a town fire report from Forney Texas with $30,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ingersoll
Funastarr
Antroxa
Arizona
Oregon
Texas
California
Kentucky
Winte
Capitaliata
America
Forney
Kaufman County
Telegraphic Briefs from the Legislature and Courts
A summary of brief items: Gov Butler’s private secretary refused to disclose veto actions, citing governor’s directions. Butler blocks bills totaling 1409 signed by Wrightington and Sanborn, claiming they lack oath. Timothy Nelly convicted in Cavendish Burke murder, to be hanged. Fires destroy Beggs distillery in Indiana and a Minneapolis drug firm. losses reach 30k to 50k with partial salvages. Grimes & Co mill burns in Vermontville, with several dead. Western Nail Association in Pittsburg notes strong demand and steady card rates. Estador crisis. Guayquil turmoil. American interests protected. Wheat crop forecast at 40% of 1882. Whit Monday excursions canceled for Joe Brady execution. Legal defense teams for Wallagher and Whitehead named. Berlin rent collector found murdered. 25,000 marks stolen. New York World sale rumored to Pulizer of St Louis Post-Dispatch. Hangings and star-route trial updates. Texas sheep shearings subdued. Larned smallpox cases noted. Senator Green visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Wrightington
Sanborn
Timothy Nelly
Cavendish
Burke
Kelly
John Beggs
Shalbyvile
Indiana
First Avenue
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dr. Maymer
Charlotte
Michigan
Grimes & Co
Vermontville
Western Nail Association
Pittsburg
Estador
Guayaquil
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Jush
Dublin
Whitmonday
Joe Brady
Edward George Clark
Q. C
Wo. Brown Rowland
Q.C
Wallagher
Whitehead
Chiefgarten
Berlin
Germany
New York World
Joseph Pulizar
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Hurlburt
William Hughes
Cojorad
St. John’s
N. B
Wilson
Carpenter
Williams
Henkle
Davids
Chandler
Ingersoll
Texas
End Not Yet Dispatch From Dodge City Sparks Disorder
Kansas City dispatch recounts lawlessness after late mayoral election. Arson, arrests of a Harris and Short ally’s workers, a dance hall, and a shooting between Luke Short and Squire Hartman. Short posts $2000 bond. authorities expel several men amid tense transit by railroad workers and calls to Governor Glick. New York item notes Word newspaper sale to Pulitzer with $400,000 price and Gould's stake exit.
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Kansas City
Dodge City
Kansas
Our City
W. H. Harris
Degr
Harris
Short
Luke Short
Squire Hartman
Otters
Lane
North Adams
Lene
Glick
Topeka
Fire at Western Coal Mine Damaged Only Engine House
Telegraphic reports from St Louis and Chicago claim widespread damage, but sources say only the engine house burned with about 900 dollars in losses. Authorities suspect arson, while a mass striker meeting condemned the act and vowed to aid in finding those responsible.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Associated Areas
Western
West Belleville
Five jurors accepted in Thompson murder trial
Cincinnati dispatch reports in Harrodsburg that five jurors have been chosen for the murder trial of Phil B. Thompson Jr. Four peremptory challenges have been used by prosecutors versus two by the defense. High public interest and many men eager to serve are seen in panel answers. The jury is not expected to be complete before tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Times- Star
Harrodsburg
Phil. B. Thompson, Jr
Walter H. Davis
Appointment of Administrator in Douglas County Kansas
Notice announces that on a Sunday in August 1882 the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas appointed and qualified as administrator the person named for the estate of Desesping Mt Webster, late of Douglas County, deceased. All interested parties are advised to govern accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Douglas County
Kansas
Desepning
Mt Webster
Market Report York May 9 192%
In York on May 9 the market report shows cloning offered at 3 and exchange figures at 483 hi with demand around 456.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En York
Frime Mercantile
Osereing—Exchange
Ee Mand
Kansas City Produce Market Notes May 9 1853
Market report for Kansas City area listing receipts and shipments of wheat oats and barley. Wheat receipts 12631 bushels shipments 5300 bushels with firmer tone. Butter eggs and rye prices noted as steady to nominal. No.2 cash oats bid 38 4 c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Orry
Hige
Kansas City Stock Market Report May 9 1888
Kansas City May 9 1888 The Live Stock Indicator reports cattle receipts and prices with market steady and fairly active. Cattle: steers averaging 30 to 39 dollars sold, cows around 37 to 75, stockers and feeders 40 to 90, lots 7.60 to 7.60, sheep receipts 24, market quiet and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansag City
Kansas City
Louis Produce Market Shows Mixed Grain and Commodity Quotes
The Louis market reports mixed readings across grains and staples with No. 2 red wheat around 1.14 cash and May 1.14 and 1.15 futures, corn steady around 1.20 cash, oats firm but dull, rye steady near 8 dollars, barley quiet, pork firm, and bulk meat pricing listed as long clear and short rib. Receipts and shipments show 40 railcar units with creamery data and market board notes on WHEAT and GAINS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.” Louis
Louis
Sunes
Jobbia
LABD
Nenilal
Guy Lie ‘Aneust
MSC
UAIS
Juiz
Sinter
Llig
Sd VA
Ugleby Creamery
Jnl
Market Report from St Louis Cattle and Sheep Prices
The St Louis stock report shows cattle receipts of 2 409 with strong demand for tight shipping steers and heavy approaches. Exports and light weights show activity with prices ranging from 6402600 to 650, and hogs receipts 6 990 with eastern shipment, best grade cattle expected to sell at 3 00 to 5 00 per end for spring lambs and other meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magherand
Chicago Produce Market May 9 1883 Flour and market notes
Wheat prices mixed with May and July quotes, oats and corn active with lower wheat signals. Pork and lard show unsettled to lower trends as bulk meats steady, whisky steady, and shipments partially omitted. cattle receipts and market opening described with varying quality offerings.
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Rush Mer
Massachusetts Street
Rushmer
J. H. French
Steinberg & Bro
Parquatte Bacony
Bowerlock's Opera House
Rawson and
Cran
Dromio
Seracuse
Tela Or Rabson Dramio
Ephesus
Beothers
War
Ub Crane
Bates & Fields
New England
Larned
Kan
Itizos
Senator Green
United States Inspector of Land Offices
MR. Pulitzer
New York
W. H. Hurlburt
The
Press Pubblishing Co
Word
Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Despatch
Hurlbart
Jay Gould
Market Report
Norther Pacific
Central Rock Island
Onion Pacific
Wabash
Western Union
GT. Louis Stock Market
van Ite
M. &Et
Aimaryel
Cana
Royal Baking Powder CO
Ball's
Portago
Mente
Cbicago Corses
L. Bullene & Co
Cts
Lawrence
GEO
B. Edgar
U. S
Bowersock
Overa House Block
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