PRIVATE BOARDING AT TENNESSEE STREET
Classified notice offers married men or two single gentlemen a private room with a board on moderate terms in a small family setting at the house on Tennessee street next to Mews White's boarding house, south. Bishop Vail house for sale at Ohio and Penn streets, brick with bath, cisterns, barn, fruit trees, shrubbery, and room for four hired men. immediate sale details to city address. Also reports hunting accident in Marion county and a railway worker killed at Emporia. Loan broker at 9 Henry street east of Massachusetts Street offers cash loans on valuables and general brokerage.
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Tennessee Street
White
West Lawrence
Bishop Vail
Ohio
Penn Streets
Lawrence
Ain
WE. Frank
Journal
Exteria
Marion County
Canton
Solomon City
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Emporia
Weather and world briefs from Washington to Newport
Washington reports for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys show west to south winds warmer and partly cloudy weather with possible snow or rain in the north and a falling barometer. Berlin asks Turkey to deploy squadrons to the Dar danelles if the English fleet enters the straits. The Vinton mine in Wilkesbarre flooded to quell a fire but reflooding may be required after water was pumped out. Paris notes Minister Lepere asks priests to pray for the republic and seeks details on bishop departures. Grant's Chicago visit includes a Loyal Legion reception and honorary membership. Newport reports a soldier pushed into a cistern at Fort Adama, found bleeding and unconscious. he may not survive. A nearby liquor supplier’s establishment has been closed.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Newport
Fort Adama
Franz Kopp
Settlers
Jay Gould Elected President of Missouri Pacific
Private reports from New York say Jay Gould was elected president of the Missouri Pacific railroad yesterday with Commodore Garrison. Oliver Garrison reportedly remains general manager and no immediate changes are planned. Telegrams hint at a consolidation with Kansas Pacific and the Wabash. No knowledge of St Louis and San Francisco purchase locally.
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St. Louis
New York
Jay Guid
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Yig
Commodore Garrison
Oliver Garrison
Kansas Pacific
San Francisco
Gould
H. H. Clark
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific Road
Jay Gould
C. K. Garrison
Missouri Pacific
Weble Lake Disaster and Maine Election Fallout
The Seymour of Ogdensburg with a large tow faced a Lake Ontario gale near Sackett’s Harbor resulting in the loss of three tugs and most of the dredges and scows. Twenty‑two lives were lost, with a long list of passengers and crew from Buffalo Ogdensburg Vermont Welland and England among the deceased. Separate dispatches from Augusta Maine and Washington detail political returns disputes over Maine electors and the Treasury’s annual report on gold and silver coinage resumption and balance trends.
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Oren
Seymour
Ogdensburgh
Cape Vincent
Buffalo
Lake Ontario
Sackett’s Harbor
Mr. Arnold
Henry Beckler
James B. Young
Unffalo
Patrick Hogan
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Patrick Pellan
Lachine
Thos. Thompson
Fred Strashben
George Palmer
Vergeness
Vermont
Lucison Morrison
Welland
Canada
Jerome Mevison
Chas
England
Chas. Cearyough
Edward Benson
John Wood
Ion
Ogdensburg
Noah Garron
H. Marehan
William Scott
Sam Logan
William Logan
Warrensburgh
Galoup Island
Oswego
Chas. M. Peters
Sackett's Harbor
Telegraphic Brevities From Across the World
News brief roundup mentions two communist newspapers planned in Parus and a severe Lake Champlain snowstorm. Russian officers on leave ordered to join regiments, Asia Minor reforms to be overseen by Baker HMa sha, and more troops sent to Cape Town from England. Chileans aim to repair the Peruvian ironclad Huascar in two weeks. Two Andover youths burned in a fire started by incendiaries. Spinning mills in Kirkcuddy reopen to full time after two years on short time. linen trade improves. Gen Sheridan rumored too ill to attend Washington statue unveiling on the 20th. British Court of Inquiry finds Octavia crew not at fault. Chas A Basse arrested in Beloit for defaulter charges. Greenback and National party meeting called in Washington for January. Postmaster General Key’s annual report released with focus on nails lottery abuse and legislative fixes.
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Parus
Lake Champlain
Baker Hmasha
Asia Minor
Cape Town
England
Transvaal
Valparaiso
Andover
Mass
H. P. Bond
Kirkcuddy
Scotland
Gen. Sheridan
Gen. Thomas
Washington
Octavia
Champion
Chas. A. Basse
Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Hank
Milwaukee
Beloit
Ho Moreh
Congressional Committee
the National Greenback Labor
D. Dewes
National Party
Explosion in tunnel wrecks works and kills many
Report from San Jose to Santa Cruz describes a gas explosion in tunnel No 3 during coal oil filtration. Twenty one Chinese workers and two white men were present. a second blast followed, killing many Chinamen, injuring others, and delaying work for two months. A Chinese manAh Wo was found dead later, possibly strangled to ease suffering. Fire and gas hinder body recovery as repairs begin.
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San Francisco
San Jose
Santa Cruz
Henicke
Johnson
Ah-Wo
Santa Claz
Louis Produce Market Falls Amid Mixed Grain And Meat Quotes
Market reports show wheat steady to lower with cash and futures bids, corn opening higher then retreating, oats firmer, rye steadier, barley active. Butter and eggs steady demand, pork quiet, dry salt meats in good demand, lard quiet, whisky steady at $1.10.
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Loota
Dell
WalGgt
Markets Report Mixed Activity On Bond and Stock Front
New York money market shows sterling B B rates and government bond movements with new 4s and 4g3 coupons noted. Railroads steady with Missouri Pacific under pressure. Erie and Southwestern stocks gain as speculation firmed in afternoon trading, advancing 1.5 to 6 percent on brisk buying for long and short positions.
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Missouri Pacific
Io Cowl
Erie
Southwestern
St Louis Stock Market Cattle Hog and Sheep Report
In St Louis market notes cattle supply mixed and light with bids around 3.25 to 4.80 for various grades and limited shipping. hogs active with prices from 3.40 to 3.70, receipts about 6,800 and shipments 300. sheep quiet with prices 2.50 to 3.50 and small receipts of 250.
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Canning Company
Chicago Produce Market Wheat and Flour Prices Decline
Grain notes show flour prices steady while wheat edges lower with No 2 red winter at 1.20 and No 2 spring around 1.15. December futures sit near 1.16, January 1.14, and No 3 spring around 1.05 amid dull, weak trading. hides and cotton futures listed with mixed bids and rejections.
Chicago Stock Market Report Unreao Nov 18
CATTLE scarce buyers above views good to choice 3.90 to 4.50. butchers stronger cows 20 002.75. western scarce slight rise. HOGS market opened higher then settled up 3.75 to 4.90 with 10 000 unsettled. Receipts 54,000. SH EEP receipts 1,500. market dull 5.25 to 8.50.
Kansas City Produce Market Report
Kansas City, Nov. 18. WHEAT receipts 9,230 bushels slipments 111 bushels in stores 627,460 bushels market weaker and lower No 2 1.10 No 3 1.01 No 4 0.90. CORN receipts 24,345 bushels shipments 16,385 bushels in store 129,649 bushels market weaker and lower No 2 mixed 20 47n20c No 2 white mixed A t e bid. OATS No 2 A t e bid 34 3 ge. RYE No 2 65¢ bid EGGS Fresh steady at 20 per dozen. BUTTER Steady choice 1ds 20c medium 22 alde common 5c.
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Kansas City
City Stock Market on Nov 18 in Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep
At Kansas City market Nov 18 cattle receipts 269 shipments 674. Colorado and wintered Texas steers lead supply with shippers paying 3,744.25. hatcher steers 3.40 to 3.75. feeders 2,603.30. stockers 230.02 to 75. cows around 220 to 240. Hogs opened up 10 cents then closed weak 3.40 to 3.45 for top packers. medium 3.30 to 3.40. sales day 3.20 to 3.55. Sheep quiet with natives at 3.00 to 3.25. medium 2.75 to 3.00. receipts 401.
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Ekansas City
Colorado
Texas
New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York market reports flour prices for western and State superfine and other grades with ranges from 5.10 to 7.75. Demand for eatables shows No 3 spring at 1.26 to 1.30 and various winter red and amber prices. Corn and oats prices are listed with ungraded, No 2, and round yellow varieties and mixed western oats active and easier.
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New York
St. Louis
Liverpool Markets Prices Reported For Breadstuffs and Meat
Liver pool markets note dull conditions with breadstuffs at 4s 10d to 10s 3d for winter wheat and spring wheat 10s 6d. Corn and oats listed, pork at 9d, beef 8s 4d, bacon long clear middles 34s, short clear middles 35s, lard 21s. Prices reflect 19th century market listing with various grains and meats.
Cabinet discusses President's annual message topics
Washington reports at a ten day Cabinet meeting, topics and recommendations for the President's forthcoming annual message were refined. The Supreme Court ruling that the federal trade mark law is unconstitutional prompted a plan to seek new legislation ensuring protection for foreign trade marks under existing treaties.
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Washington
Department
Supreme Court
Congress
Post office changes in Kansas 1979 week ending Nov 15
Post office changes listed for Kansas during the week ending November 15 1979 were furnished by Wmn Van Vieck of the Post Office Department. Establishers named include Alburtis Morris Co Joseph WH Hair South Bend Morris Co Win McMillen P M Discontinued Remince Johnson Co Postmasters appointed Attwood Rawlings Co James M Matheny Havenville Pawatomic 0 Ably A Deonen Lenexa Johnson Co 0 W Muller Minerva Labette Un Daniel W Butler Norwalk Kingman Co Geo H Brenner Sternerton Montgomery Co Joseph O Connor Valley Brook sage Co Chas McCracken Weir Cherokee Co J Knox Barney Badger Creek Lyon Co Eliza B Weiss. Printing work done at the Juvenal Steam Job Printing Room. Our facilities for doing this printing are excellent.
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Wmn
van Vieck
Post Office Department
Etablishers
Alburtis
Morris Co
Joseph WH. Hair
South Bend
Win
LL McMillen
P.M
Johnson Co
Attwood
Rawlings Co
James M. Matheny
Havenville
Pawatomic
Ably A
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ST. Louis Stock Market
Chicago Produce Market
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Stringerg's Clothing House
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the Popular Clothiers
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