New Manufactories Open and Local Trade Notes
A wood and wire fence factory starts in the city near Bailey & Smith's former furniture works. At Billy Crozier's farm a sale topped $4,000 with W H H Whitney paying $162 for an eleven month old filly from E A Smith's Almont. Nine Almont colts sold high. Champion harvesters sold for $2,000. Fort Scott race program delayed by weather, with later starts planned. Neosho Valley Editorial Association meets at Fort Scott with a welcome from local officials and a ball planned. Senate approves Democrats’ railroad commissioner bill with unanimous support in New York.
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Weather bulletin for Missouri valley May 24
Indications from Wasnixeton Washington telegraph indicate increasing cloudiness and local rains across the lower Missouri valley. Winds shift to warmer southeast directions as pressure falls. Rivers remain nearly stationary.
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Interesting Notes From the National Capital
Summaries of appointments confirmations and nominations in Washington including Pay Inspector Joseph A. Smith to chief of pensions and clothing, Vice Admiral Stephen C. Bowen to head the Naval Observatory, and several postmasters named in Missouri Kansas and Illinois. Silver bullion purchases and awards discussions also noted along with miscellaneous political and military updates.
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Chicago
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Trenton
J.D. Miller
Kirksville
Jennie (. Prater
North Springfeld
John O'Connor
Marysville
Greenback Delegation Noms Governor and Congress
Slim delegation from Sussex county at the Greenback state convention nominates J. G. Jackson for governor and Albert Whitlock, editor of the Star, for congress. Schuyler Colfax delivers a substantial lecture at the Whitley opera house on Lincoln and Garfield to a large audience.
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Fires Post Office and Store Burned at Fisherville
The post office and general store operated by Frank Ogden at Fisherville, 16 miles from Louisville, were destroyed by fire. Valued at about $35,000 with $2,400 insurance, the two story frame structure suggests burglary followed by arson to hide evidence. Also reported: a livery stable in Exporta, Kansas burned, likely set by a tramp. losses around $2,000 with $1,000 insured. The piece also notes iron workers' strike tensions in Pirressia, plus rumors of Frank James surrender and James gang disruption upon Governor Crittenden's return.
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Inquest Reveals Teen Stabbed Man in Self Defense
An afternoon inquest in St Louis found 16 year old Isaac Curtis stabbed Thomas O Hare in the breast with a pocket comb after O Hares savage removal of white and colored children playing in a shed behind his home Curtis claims self defense and the boy faces murder charges The woman arrested earlier was released. May 25 1890s style docket notes follow in brief.
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Foreign News Roundup From Constantinople to Canada
A mosaic of reports from Constantinople to Canada notes England and France seeking order in Egypt without intervention, Princess Louise sailing to Canada, rising antisemitic fears in Vienna, wage discussions in St Louis mills, a fatal wage dispute in Michigan, and assorted political and social events across the United States and Europe.
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The Markets. AK Money Market and City Produce
New York and Kansas City reports show money market at 2 3 percent with mercantile paper firm. Oats and barley steady, butter firm to fair, eggs firm, pork and lard demand mixed, whisky steady. Kansas City Grain and Livestock markets indicate firm activity with corn, oats, rye, and barley steady, cattle and hog markets showing higher prices and active trade.
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St Louis Produce Market Report May 25 1942
Listing of dairy and grain prices with dull and unchanged trends for flour wheat pork bacon lard and market shipments. Entries include No 2 red wheat prices, cash bids May shipments and assorted commodity figures for flour, oats, rye, barley and dairy products.
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Stock Market Roundup from St Louis May 25 1892
OT. LOUIS STOCK MARKET reports cattle receipts 1 40 shipments 85y a market active and higher with best stock sold at 350 5 25 for pieces of 95 00g8 00 good to best. Sheep receipts 2 400 shipments 650 all grades dull. Corn fair demand at lower rates cash May June and August futures listed.
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Chicago Market Report and Hogs and Cattle Quotes
Chicago stock market news from May 25 shows hog receipts at 800 and a dull close, with mixed prices around 7.99 to 7.85 for hogs and 7.00 for shipping. Cattle futures and shipments listed, with occasional price references such as 3.70 for colorados and 28.25 to 540 for export, and overall market activity described as weak yet steady in select categories.
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