Newberg Washington Centennial Parade Glitters in Sunshine
Newberg New York October 18 1889 crowds fill streets for Washington centennial celebration with navy ships on the river and riverfront illumination. Governor Cleveland attends as processions form from Albany, ships fire salutes, and the Tennessee society holds a reunion as veterans and civic groups march four miles through a city thronged with 100000 visitors.
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United States
Sunshine
New York City
Putnam Phalanx
Sgalu
Cleveland
Albany
Arthur
Conkling
Brown
Rhode Island
Howley
Connecticut
New York
Army of the Tennessee
Society of the Tennessee
Don. Sherman
Dayton
Beast Logan
Force
Hickenloper
Noyes
Ett
Belknap
William Sherman
Wm. B. Leach
Madison Miller
H. L. Barnum
Wm. L. Burns
H. 5. Hutchison
H. I. Noble
J. I. Plunket
War. H. Gibbons
John McFall
John.j. Lafely
J. D. McFarland
C. Clayton
L. M. Dayton
A. Highenlooper
MF. Force
Minneapolis
General Grant
Chicago
H. N. Idridge
Williamson
Hickenlooper
Logan
Warren
Leggett
Sanborn
Buckland
Andey
Mickenlooper
Army of the Tennesse
Steedman
Union
Prisoners of the War Association
Decatur
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
The Striking Switchmen in Turner's Hall Meeting
The St Louis report notes little change in the switchmen strike with a secret meeting at Turner's Hall attended by many, excluding reporters. Kansas City and Midwest lines recruit to pressure work stoppages while deputies guard railroad operations.
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Jefferson City
St- Lovuis
Chicago
Cls
Kansas City
Atchizon
St. Joseph Anh Omaha
Wess
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Market Report and Kansas City Produce Market Details
Market report from New York dated October 15 1881 shows money demand at 2 3 per cent with closing offered at certain rates. Prime Mercantile Paper at 7 percent. Sterling exchange weak at 4.814 to 4.84. Railroad bonds listed including Hannibal & St. Joe Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific New York Central Rock Island Union Pacific Wabash Western Union. Kansas City Produce Market notes wheat receipts 25,180 bushels with active but weak prices No 3 red cash 62 63c November 62c December 64c. Corn receipts 3,962 bushels with No 2 mixed cash 37 38c. Eggs higher 23c fresh 30c limed per dozen. Butter plentiful and dull. Flour easier extra 6.00 patent 1.15. Pore prices 15.62 5 mo. Lard 7. Dry salt meats includes shoulders and bacon.
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Stedman Cu
Alexandela
Philadelphia
Walter C. Hadley
Las Vegas
NML
Azelle
Allie Passon
Fred Passon
Port Hore
Canada
Express Pressenger
Raphael Vallediett
Isrius
Sorey
Chas
Keyholds
Edward Petterson
Petterson
Momme
Brewton
Toledo
Richard Day
New York
Little Rock
United States
Caldwell
Martin Dempsy
Pope
Detroit
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W.T
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Cuiiaco
Northwestern Trafic Association
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Austin
State Land Frauds Board
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Nm- Nois
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Louis Mills
Paris
Smyrna
Cricaca
Blackham
Florida
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Constantinople
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Supreme Court
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Kan
R. Peters
Wis
Milwaukee Musical Society
Mente
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
DONDE
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Rohae
BONDE
Setae Railroad
Quincy
St. Foe
Hannibal & St. Joe
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Wabash
Veere Western
Kansas City
the Daily Indicator
Baste
Not Too Cheap Gent's Underwear Ad Declares Low Prices
A Dry Goods firm boasts it can sell Gent's Underwear at prices rivals pay while still earning a fair profit. It touts Gent's Fall-Wool Red Knit Underwear at $1.00 per pair but promises to beat competitors at eighty five cents. The Camel's Hair Underwear is advertised at $3.50 per suit, down from $4.00, drawing strong reactions from rivals.
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report October 18 1889
Kansas City market notes show CATTLE receipts 1498 with natives 1160-1220 lbs at 4.50-4.60, feeders 349-1046 lbs at 3.85-4.20, Texas cows 138 lbs at 8.25. HOGS receipts 4486, largely 4.40-4.45. SHEEP 990 unchanged. WHEAT and CORN prices mixed with grains firm to dull. flax seed 1.33. hay 9.00-11.00. bulk meats steady. overall market activity firm to steady with regional price shifts.
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Wangas City
Texas
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