Republican County Convention Deliberations Set in Lawrence
A Douglas county delegate convention will meet October 1 1881 at 11 o'clock 4 p m at the Court House Lawrence to nominate for Treasurer Sheriff County Clerk Register of Deeds Surveyor and Coroner The representation basis lists wards and towns with polling sites September 9 1881 is election day delegates chosen at local voting places Lawrence polls open 2 to 4 p m township polls 3 5 p m W H Wurrier and W J Macrerson chairmen.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Wakaross
Grant
Kaowkka
W. H.W. Wurrier
W. J. Macrerson
President's Condition Report from Examinations
The bulletin from Excsmus New Jersey on September 16 notes the President remains at risk with fever mild yet steady. Pulse peaks at 130 overnight, bed sores recur, wound discharge unsatisfactory, and parotid gland suppuration continues. Attendants express cautious hope amid grave anxiety over extreme debility and potential failure to recover.
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N.J
Oigne
D.W. Bliss
Frank Hamilton
Boynton
Col. Rockwell
Swaim
McVeigh
Esenos
Bliss
Lowell
London
Exumon
Unfavorable outlook as President’s condition worsens
News from New York and Exterox dated Sept 16 report a gloomy mood among Long Branch observers and officials describe the President's wound discharge as watery and a slight fever with blood poisoning suspected. Medical commentary notes no improvement and growing anxiety amid fluctuating vitals and increasing bedsores.
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Youk
Long Branch
Cet
Quarrel Over Bible Class At Calvary Church
In San Francisco Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper who runs a Bible class at Calvary Presbyterian Church has built a large following. The session declined to discipline her, but the Presbytery voted in secret session to sustain the complaint against her teaching.
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San Francisco
Sarah B. Cooper
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Roberts
Calvary Sunday School
State Fair Day Five Highlights at Toreka
Rain showers did not dampen crowds on the State Fair fifth day at Toreka. Olathe militia Capt. Burch won first prize in militia companies, Paola Rifles took top premium for independent companies, and the Topeka Flambeau Club staged Kansas avenue’s best fireworks display. The sham bottle event was scheduled for Saturday at 10 pm, trotting featured a 2:50 class with eleven entries, and a ten mile race saw Miss Church race Miss Pinneo. William B. won the free for all race.
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Toreka
Olathe Military Company
Burch
Militia Companis
Paola Rifles
Blue Ribon
Topeka
Kansas
William B
Weekly Business Review in St Louis and Cincinnati Trade
The week saw active gradual trade with firm money for borrowing at 7 and 8 percent. Cotton, grain, and tobacco reflected strong activity. futures buying large, margins high, oats and provisions volatile, and fears of higher prices. Lumber and dry goods steady to active, groceries firm, and metal, drug, hardware trades solid.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Trade conditions in New York week of Sept 16
At New York on September 16 the weekly trade report notes moderate overall activity with dry goods fairly active and robberies reported. brisk produce markets and higher lumber prices due to Bay City and Oswego fire stock depletion. pig iron transactions moderate. boot and shoe trade active. leather dust steady. coffee tea sugar fairly active and steady. Ninety seven failures this week, led by Sterling & Co and the New York silk manufacturing company.
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New York
Bay City
Oswego
Sterling & Co
New York Silk Manufacturing Company
Tobacco trade report from Louisville Ky market
The Tobacco Trade notes leaf offerings in Louisville with gas light tobacco mostly old and out of order. Demand remains for manufacturers and prices ease slightly from last Saturday. Rain on Wednesday and Thursday may damage ripe or nearly ripe crops and threaten late plantings. Strong holders prefer buying to selling.
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Louisvints
Market Report From Baltimore Batmore September 16
Money stayed firm at par while domestic exports reached 1,197,301 dollars for the week, up from 980,477. Dry goods trade was active, grain markets showed strong speculative tones, and wheat prices rose about four cents from last Friday. Receipts and sales were modest, with exports at 277,923 bushels and elevators holding 1,594,735 bushels. Corn advanced steadily since Monday amid expectations of a short crop and higher prices.
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Prises
Great Western
Baltimore
Batmore
Snow Storm Reported in Iowa and Minnesota
Reports from Creston Iowa and Des Moines indicate a snow storm ongoing with snowfall noted in southern Minnesota as well. In Des Moines snow fell between Atlantic and the city with rock island train workers making snow balls, while Wasaseros shows partly cloudy weather with rain and higher barometer readings for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Dr Benson's Skin Cure advertised as a scalp treatment.
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Arly
Creston
Minnesota
Des Mutses
Atlantic
Rock Island
Indicationa
Wasaseros
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas City Produce Market Report Summary
Kansas City market report shows wheat in store at 315,005 bushels with receipts 15,750 and shipments 15,694. corn receipts 2,103 bushels with total in store 73,12 bushels. oats bid at 2.433. butter weaker at 25a per pound. market firmer for corn selections. prices for No 2 and No 3 grains listed.
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Kansas City
Lse
CATTLE SHEEP AND HOGS MARKET SUMMARY
CATTLE receipts 1,170 for 24 hours with 1,431 ship agents. market steady at unchanged prices. HOGS receipts 6,000 for 24 hours with 1,114 shipments. market weaker by 6 to 10 cents, sales from 6.10 to 6.79, bulk around 6.20. SHEEP receipts 59 with 1,922 shipments. market slow, New Mexican sheep averaging 72 pounds sold at 230 dollars.
ST LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET SUMMARY SNIPPET
Market notes show flour slightly lower with a shade under six dollars. Wheat opened lower, then firm, with No 2 red at 81 cents cash and various futures. Corn declined then closed higher. oats and rye mixed. pork and lard softer. dairy and butter modestly firmer. receipts and shipments listed.
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Harley
Chicago Produce Market finds mixed movement for grains
The Chicago Produce Market notes wheat unsettled and higher with No 2 red winter at 1.35, corn rising to 654 cash and 41 September, oats and rye up with modest gains, barley at 1.04, pork unsettled and lower, lard active and lower, bulk meats steady with shoulder and rib prices, and steady wheat cash and futures. Receipts show 12 000 wheat, 37 000 corn, 422 000 oats, 61 000 rye, 5 000 barley, with shipm ent totals across commodities.
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Elise Oy
Cattle Receipts and Shipments Highlight Market Prices
Louis notes cows and steers with top shipping demand and steady sale. Prices ranged from 2.25 to 5.00 per unit for various grades, including native Dutchess steers around 25 to 35, and good to choice cows and heifers listed at 40 to 50. Readable demand for top price but limited offers.
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Louis
Market Report: Hogs and Cattle Steady to Northbound
Receipts and shipments show hogs steady with prices around 6.40 to 7.35 per cwt and cattle mixed. Packers and feeders list strong demand with heavy weights and grass Texas stock active and firm, while select lots trend fair to good for choice and high-grade cuts.
Chicago Stock Market Hogs and Cattle Mixed as dull trading continues
In Chicago on the 16th 1881 hog receipts 000 and shipments 5500 showed a dull market. Half fat hogs were hard to sell as packing declined with mixed prices around 6.85 to 7.35 for select lots. Cattle receipts 5000 with steady to firm values. natives and cattle shipments uneven with steers at 4.75 to 5.05 and Texans at 3.00 to 3.90. Sheep receipts 1000, shipping 4000, market strong for desirable grades though overall offerings were poor with common to good at 3.50 to 4.60.
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Likanaue
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Steele
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Native Lumber
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