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26 Nov 1879
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1879
Page
1
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Railroads report immense stock traffic as fleets haul merchandise and are crowded seeking cars to meet booming business. Large freight movements illustrate rising commerce and equipment demand during the period.
Strawder Hines may be tried at the present times court. He pleaded putility Fosterity. While Atlantic cusst snow and ice grip, we enjoy delightful weather. Turner Hall promises one of the pleasantest Thanksgiving nights. Social Club dance at Frazer Hall tomorrow aims to be a standout. The Young Men's Social Club invites all for a memorable evening. Charles Nelson, traveling tinker, paid $11.40 for intoxication. will liquidate with rock pounding. Leavenworth striking miners head to Fort Scott. new force likely after. Eureka Windmill gains traction. four shipped yesterday, several prior. Eureka manufactured locally, aiming for large growth. Williamstown reports a severely beaten boy likely to die. no arrests yet. suspect claims color residents of Perryville. Uncle George Ford places his card in our column. longtime residents know his fair dealing. Lamp-room fire at JOURNAL. Horace Tripp extinguished flames with water and broom. praised for prompt action. Loans business notes on gold and silverware and general brokerage. 9 Henry street east of Massachusetts.
The dispatch from Washington reports barometric fall and southerly winds bringing warmer, cloudy weather with rain likely in the southern districts and possible rain or snow in the northern districts. Boston reports Nomination of F C Prince for mayor by citizens. he already held the Democratic nod. Boston also notes high women voter registration nearing a thousand with a shortfall from expectations. New York dispatches cite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company disaster at Aspinwall with the ship losing its top and several collier vessels sunk.
New York reports the brig John Welsh Jr arriving from Havana with one sick seaman and two deaths from yellow fever, buried at sea. Providence notes Thomas A. Woyle elected mayor after municipal election with 3 votes to 2,648 for Spear and anti-Texas sentiment. Galveston reports Porter's murder case delayed. State witnesses absent, continuation granted and fines issued for Barrymore, Miss Cummins, and A Harvey.
A major blaze erupted before seven at the Eighth Avenue Horse Car stables in a four story brick building facing Eighth Avenue and Forty ninth and fifth streets. Firefighters saved stock and prevented wider damage. about 800 horses were involved, with over 100 ultimately destroyed. A wall collapse injured several firemen including Chief Campbell. Mowat died at the hospital. The fire likely started from hay spontaneous combustion. plumes of fire spread across upper floors and the scene drew a dramatic rescue and aftermath.
A group of leading St Louis merchants and capitalists met Jay Gould at the Southern Pacific directors’ office to pay respects and discuss city interests. Gould pledged to favor St Louis, urged river utilization, and indicated plans to move grain via river and rail links, with a daylight trip planned to Kansas City, Omaha, and Ogden.
Leadville, Col, Nov 25. Quieting but guards patrol the city as vigilantes and plug turies may resume conflict. Twelve masked men entered a saloon last night, assaulted a man, then released him, claiming no one warned them to leave. London rumors of personnel changes at the London Embassy. New York reports rival consuls in St Domingo and a steamship State of Alabama awaiting arrival with uncertain status.
Philadelphia plans a Grant reception. Chile defeats allied forces confirmed. Evacuation Day observed in New York. Perry Georgia lynching of a burglar reported. Solomon A. Smith, Chicago banker, dies. Indiana Republicans set February 25 state convention. Norwich Connecticut woman burned to death. Moody and Pautey revival in St Louis Tuesday. Tobacco tax receipts drop seven million. British troops in Dublin. Western barracks fortified. President and wife to dine with Bishop Simpson in Philadelphia. Irish unrest continues. Parnell urged perseverance. California unit against Chinese. Blaine support future. Cincinnati hog murder between two butchers named Jenderson and Daume. Chicago bicycle race favors endurance over speed. Kentucky law and order rising. Covington indicts twenty-one saloonkeepers. Province Mill, St Paul, destroyed. loss $30,000. Bloomington jury deliberating Tolliver murder case. prisoner escapes.
The New York market shows sterling weakness for sixty day bills and mixed government bond activity with heavy early stock trading followed by mid day buoyancy. Denver Rio Grande prepared to pay for Landville extension work if Colorado court transfers rights to D R G. Kansas City reports wheat corn oats eggs butter and stock market figures with cattle hogs and sheep noted and prices given for several categories.
Flour shows good demand, quiet and full. Wheat demand strong with prices up. No 2 red winter about 1.24, No 2 spring 1.19 cash, 1.193 bid December, 1.24 January, No 3 spring 1 9 14? rejected 9 14 g. Corn dull and slightly lower. 40c cash and November, 39 44 0 39 14 December, 8 94 bid January, 4 33 May, rejected 37c.
Nov 25 New York market report lists flour prices for superfine western land and good todder, white wheat futures, and State bids. Wheat prices show No 2 spring, red winter, amber and mixed grades, with ungraded whites and various bid ranges. Corn and oats activity noted with mixed western bids and demand.
Market summary from Live Ooun Nevada notes breadstuffs firm with flour at 6d, winter wheat around 10s or 11d, spring wheat 10s 11d. Corn 5s 9d 4.55.89d, oats 6d. Bacon long clear middles 34s, short rib dfs, lard 3s. London cables report cattle firm with some higher prices and good clearance. sheep firm, aides slight uptick for light sheep.
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