Fire and political notes from Sept
Washington reports warm weather and falling barometer for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri. Fire news from Beston and Astrachan. Watertown carpet plant burned for 35000 dollars insured. Emigrants from Nashville to Kansas number about 150 colored individuals aided by the colored relief board. Post office agitation over Blackville postmaster shooting. possible abolition of the office. A Ness county deputy sheriff killed by his brother in a government claim dispute. Prohibitionist convention in Boston nominates Daniel Eddy for governor and other state officials.
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Train collision at Centralia injures many passengers
At Centralia Missouri the Kansas City to St Louis passenger train struck a freight car on the switch. The reclining chair car was crushed and many passengers suffered injuries. One woman reportedly died, others were cared for at Lindell Hotel at railroad expense.
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President in Kansas Tours Fort Scott and Parsons
The visit of the President to Fort Scott and Parsons as part of a Kansas tour is recounted. He discusses Kansas as the best advertised state, praises its schools and growth, and comments on Indian treaties and settlement. Gen. Sherman and other officials are introduced, with remarks on industry, prosperity, and the frontier. Reports also note the ongoing Ingalls investigation and related testimonies in Topeka.
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Long pedestrian marathon tempo and crowd mood in London
Reported updates from a multi hour pedestrian race show Weston extending a wide lead over Rowell and Hazel with steadily rising mile counts, amid whispers about Rowell’s health. By ten pm Weston nears 241 miles as rivals push endurance limits. Hyde Park mass meeting planned to press govt over crisis.
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Panelint
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Murderous Insanity in Stratford Cleric Slain by Wife
Stratford Connecticut September 4. Rector David L Lounzbury of Abyist Church was shot dead by his wife as he lay ill. The woman, temporarily insane from sickness, committed the act. Also report ten fever cases in Memphis with two deaths on Wednesday.
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Memphis
Cuba Slavery Abolition Moves Gaining Ground
A Cuba dispatch reports three slaveholders freeing 6,000 slaves and hiring them back. Other planters plan to emulate, while Spain prepares to deploy 5,000 troops. Deputies in the Cortes push for immediate abolition without indemnity.
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General Grant Attends Police Ball in San Francisco
General Grant and party attended a grand ball in aid of the widows and orphans, hosted by the police department. Guests were greeted by a large company, and this morning Grant met several elderly Galena residents before departing for Black Point.
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Galena
General Baker may attack Kushi on the Kohat route
APGIANISTAN Sept 24 General Baker leading a brigade of infantry is poised to strike Kushi along the Kohat to Cabal route today. Reinforcements under General Hebert prepare to move with 60 new transports, while Jerald Deight's column advances with a 60,000 man force to maintain communications with northwestern India. Panama Sept 16 The Star and Herald notes a Peruvian torpedo attack on Chilean transport Abtas. a young officer diverted the weapon to miss the Huascar. The Abtas captain was wounded and several sailors killed. The Peruvian treasury is empty with five million owed to banks. Banco Nacional closed and officials jailed over paper issues. future funds rely on shareholder assessments to pay depositors.
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Pyravian
Banco Nacionale
Telegraphic Briefities in Belfast Blaze and Jury Discharge
A Belfast fire on the 24th destroyed property valued at CERO CD. The jury in the murder trial of Dr. Kim ihail and Madame Goodrich, accused in the death of Jennie P. Clarke whose body was found in a trunk, has been discharged after failing to agree.
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Madame Goodrich
Jennie PP. Clarke
Markets Report Mixed In New York Trading
New York markets opened with steady money rates and varied bond prices. Sterling and general securities showed firmness while some government and municipal issues moved on the day, with quotes fluctuating and several issues noted as active or firm.
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New York
Pon
Bob
Louis Produce Market Sinks Amid Mixed Cash Trade
The Louis market shows mixed cash action with dairy, pork, and lard prices uneven. Hogs and barley trade dull amid unsettled dry salt meats and lower futures. various lean cuts quoted, while some meats edge down and others hold near last levels.
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Local Trade Receipts and Shipments Figures
Packing and butchers select prices noted as 3.45 and 555 43.75 with receipts totaling 3,800, and shipments indicated as too. The fragment records market activity and values for Baltimore area trade and packing concerns.
Grain market unsettled with weak prices and fluctuating bids
Chicago reports unsettled wheat and corn markets with prices drifting lower and erratic. No. 2 red wheat trades around $1.08 while No. 2 spring hovers near $1.00 cash. corn moves in wide swings with contracts showing mixed signals from September to May futures.
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Chicago Markets Trade Mixed on Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle market steady with exports at 4.75 to 5.00 and native shipping around 4.00 to 6.00, western stockers firmer, Colorado natives 3.30 and Texas locals 2.60 to 2.00, receipts about 5 500. Hogs market steady with fatty 5 to 10 cents higher, mixed packing 3.40 to 3.50, choice heavy 3.70 to 3.80, receipts 17 000, shipments 2 600. Sheep market weak with export natives 3.50 to 3.85, receipts 110, shipments 100.
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Colorado
Kansas Wheat and Cattle Market Report Sept 24
Kansas City market notes show wheat receipts 19 585 bushels shipments 13 028 bushels in store 197 238 bushels with No 295c No 38Mge prices. Corn receipts 447 bushels shipments 4 062 bushels values for No 2 mixed 2c bid and No 2 white mixed 3a. Provisions report eggs 14c per dozen butter steady. Cattle market quiet wintered Texas cows $2 00 2 39 Colorado natives 3 00 3 23 stockers 2 25 2 70. Sheep Coloradoes 100 to sold at 225. Tomorrow holiday no market report.
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Colorado Texas
WOGIS
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New York Produce Market Prices Amid Irregular Trading
Sept 24 market notes show unsettled and irregular prices for grains and corn. Nearby commodities include superfine western and state buckwheat and white flour, with rail and bulk figures for No 2 and No 3 spring wheat, No 2 winter, and various corn grades. market shows dull and mixed western corn and rye with occasional steady to upgraded bids.
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St Lewis
The Time of Investments Promising Huge Shareholder Profits
A promotional pitch claims stock market opportunities consolidate investments from $20 to $10,000 into one capital funded by expert operators. It cites examples: a New Orleans cotton dealer earned $27,010.18 in two months, a Baltimore merchant $9,042.04 from three combos, and a San Francisco mining agent $2,246.16 from four combos. An explanatory circular with success rules is offered by Lawrence & Co. of New York.
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Messrs. Lawrence & Co
Bunkers
Exchange Place
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