World mourns Garfield death in London and U S
London and New York report universal mourning as President Garfield dies. Flags half mast, special editions, and draped buildings mark the loss. Remains scheduled for transfer to Washington with honors. inquest debated but later abandoned. Arthur administration prep underway.
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Reckless Races at Sedalia End in Bright Misfortune
Exposition day draw crowds as Miss Archer defeats Miss Still in a grueling 20 mile race. A broken stirrup and a dramatic tumble from a white horse end Miss Still’s ride, yet she finishes despite injuries. Parade of officials and riders noted. Miss Still hospitalized but not seriously hurt.
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Kansas City
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Miss Stiil
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Garrison House
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Lawrence
Weather outlook for Mississippi and Missouri valleys
Washinctox DC September 21. For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys a pair weather pattern prevails with local rains in the northern portion. East to south winds in the latter district, winds shifting to easterly in the former. Lower barometer, temperatures stationary or higher.
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Markets Pause As President Died Adjourning Stock Boards
Across most major centers stock boards adjourned yesterday due to the President's death. Livestock must be moved in transit, and producers doubt markets will recover until after the President's funeral.
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Hawasas City Market Receipts and Prices Report
Hawasas City data for Sept 20 shows cattle receipts at 3,200 with 24 hour shipments. Market ruled steady but closed weaker, bulk sales ranged from 6 to 7 dollars. Lexus steers sold around 2.50 to 5.15 per hundredweight amid native cow offerings.
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St Louis Stock Market Report Sept 20 181
Catttle receipts 2300 shipments 1200 market quiet shipping steers weaker but supply checks price stability aimed at 25 60 65 for choice native steers. Medium and grass fed values listed. Heep receipts 1500 shipments 900 workers firm common grades sell well in absence of better. Prices: fair to choice 3 254 15, common to medium 272 3.00.
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Grain and cattle prices listed with ranges and notes
A market brief lists cattle prices by weight and quality with 4.25 to 4.50 per unit for good shippers and up to 5.50 to 8.00 for Hoos heavy shippers. It also shows grain quotes for wheat No 3 at 1.1561 to 1.0 and No 2 at 1.25 with Old wheat at 1.30 and corn steady at 5 cents.
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