Agricultural prospects and public notices across nations
The June crop report notes a 2 percent rise in oats acreage with excellent conditions and a 12 percent yield increase. Rye and barley outputs stay similar despite reduced acreage. Clover rises in cotton belt and Pacific Coast but crop condition weak. Fruit expected plentiful. Also covered are legal rulings on Western Union and Union Pacific wires, warship investigations, Irish relief considerations, stock and railroad news, moonshiner seizures, and various international happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Pacific Coast
McCrary
Western Union Telegraph Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
American Union Company
Western Union
Greener
Whittaker
Court of Inquiry
West Point
House of Commons
Forster
Lord Churchill
Gladstone
New York World
Wall Street
New York
Erie
Pacific Mail
Iron Mountain
Southwestern
Gould
Thompson
Evarts
Tennessee
West Indies
Ethel A. Merrit
Philadelphia
Eunice Prp. Newcomb
Boston
Spain
Washington
South Carolina
Charleston
Minneapolis
St. Anthony’s Falls
Hennepin
Ramsey
Sherman
Rosser
Sultan
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Middle Island
Bayley’s Harbor
Sand Beach Harbor of Refuge
Port Austin
Lake Huron
Sleeping Bear Point
Lake Michigan
Portage Lake
Lake Superior
Lake Superior Ship Canal
Irish
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Georgia
Baum and Mitchell
Cairo and
Vincennes
Drummond and Treat
Springfield
Indianapolis
Devens
John E. Lartrantt
Senate
Schurz
Illinois
McClelland
Gen. Devyen
Red Oak
Public Service
Treasury
Charles Mayer
Montgomery
Ala
Smith
Northwest
Amasa Stone
Cleveland
Western Reserve College
Hudson, C
Pittsburgh
Oskins
Finnan
McKeesport
Lieut. Thompson
Canadian Mounted Police
Sitting Bull
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
John 8
Morton
Great Britain and Ireland
Gen. Walker
Hedden
Newark Bank
Liverpool
National Bank Act
Gen
Trevino
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Bertie
Gen. Ord
United States Army
Ewing
Common Pleas Court
Allegheny County
Supreme Court
Notable Liberal Subscribers Provide Large Public Gift
The dukes of Westminster and Devonshire the Earl of Rosebery and Mr Samuel Morley contributed together £250000 to support the liberal cause. The report notes the substantial political donation by prominent aristocrats and a business figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukes of
Westminster and
Devonshire
Earl of Rosebery
Samuel Morley
Markets Report Spring Wheat Corn and Provisions Prices Rise
General markets show active demand and firmer tones across grains and provisions. Wheat futures and cash prices climb with July and September bids noted, while corn barley and oats markets display strength or quiet trading patterns. Livestock pricing remains steady with active cattle and firmer hog values. dairy and butter markets show margins wider and buyers cautious.
Grain Market Summary
St Louis prices show wheat higher and active with No 2 Red at 95 in cash and July. Corn gains while oats stay dull at 2 cents cash and July. Rye quiet at 60 cents cash.
Market summary notes prices for grains and feed items
Grain and feed prices show mixed movement with corn and oats quoted steady to firm. No. 2 amber and red oats remain nominal while barley demand stays fair and market firm. rye quiet at modest levels and corn prices range around one dollar to a dollar three per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frourn
Barnley
Fall
Duc
Grain and Provisions Market Wrapup in Unclear Text
Market notes show wheat firm and higher with various No. 1 2 3 and price points including 79c 68c and 68c for cash barrels. Barley demand noted with No. 2 Spring at 68c cash. Provisions show active firmer pricing with Mess Park setting cash and futures values around 12.9 cash and Juiv 15.00 August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ward—Prine
Toledo Wheat Prices and Grade Listings Across Markets
The notice lists wheat prices by grade and source in Toledo. White Michigan No 1 at 31.00 and Red Wabash No 2 spot at 107, with July and August figures. Amber Illinois No 2 at 1.04 and Red Mixed at 1.03, plus mixed quality bids and rejected White at 38 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Illinois
Wheat Steady Unmoved as Prices Shifting in New York
New York market report shows Wheat steady at around 1.08 to 1.09 for Spring lot No. 2. Corn stays lower with ungraded steamer around 45 to 46 cents. Oats quiet in Western mixed trade. Provisions list new mess pork at 12.85 to 13.00, lard weak around 7.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Hiiness
Wisconsin
Chicago
New York
Jules Simon
Senate
de Freycinet
Woods
Newark
Charles R. Woods
Whittaker
Grain Market Notes From Western Exchanges
Wheat prices stay steady with Western futures lower and dull trading. Corn remains firm but quiet with July and August quotes near 49 cents. Oats rise and hold firm as Western White and mixed oats edge higher. Rye drops slightly on light demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Parlor Ideal Challenged by Real Home Life
An essay argues homes lose comfort when parlor grandeur dominates. It criticizes empty ostentation, insists the best room should host daily family gatherings. It endorses living rooms or libraries as practical, inviting spaces over sumptuous but unused parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Grundy
Road locomotives from Rochester for Nevada mule-train routes
A shipment of road locomotives and wagons from Rochester England is bound for Wadsworth Nevada. Each 7 ton engine delivers 12 to 14 HP with horizontal boilers and water tanks for several hours. Engines can run on rails with optional flange wheels and haul 10 to 12 tons on moderate grades at about 3 mph, with one engineer and two laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Far West
Rochester
England
Wadsworth
Nev
American factory progress noted by Sheffield lecturer
In Sheffield England Mr W K Marples recounts his US travels observing widespread machinery use and skilled labor limits. He praises American manufacturing from furniture to weapons and highlights resources rivers coal iron and immigration driving rapid growth. He notes New England as a hub of invention and expects ideas to boost English industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
New York
Lord Shaftesbury
Robert Raikes
London
Sherman
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Gladstone
House of Commons
Ireland
Post Office Department
New York West
Bradlaugh
Sheffield
England
W. K. Marples
United States
New England
Old Lady Recounts Wagon Wheel Escapade Near Bicycle
An elderly woman reports seeing a wagon wheel detach from a wagon and run away with a man, insisting she witnessed the event herself. She claims belief only after her own sighting.
Anatomy and behavior of the bee revealed in detail
The article explains bee anatomy from antennae to wings and abdomen, noting compound eyes for distant vision and stemmata for close view. It describes mandibles, tongue, legs with claws, wax production, respiration through spiracles, and blood flow without lungs, tied to nervous system and brain.
Fort Worth Driller Finds Gold Impression Deep in Well
At Fort Worth Texas during 4well drilling at two hundred sixty three feet an engineer believed he had found gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Longtime Farming Couples In Alleghany County Listed
In Wirt town, Alleghany County, nine couples share a long life together. Each couple has spent fifty two years in marriage except for one pair that differs. The report notes all are farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Wirt
Alleghany
Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters Adverts
A historical advertisement promotes Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters as leading medicines established in 1835. It claims cures for malarial diseases liver issues and various complaints, touts numerous testimonials, and lists prices for Page's Climax Salve Woffat's Life Pills and Woffat's Phenix Bitters sold by J P Mills at 835 Liberty Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
Northy
South America
Page
Woffat
J. P. Mills
Liberty Street
New York
Warner
Craig
Bright
York Township Board Seeks Brick Schoolhouse Bids
The York township Board of Education in Van Wert County Ohio invites sealed bids for furnishing materials and building a Brick School-house in Sub-District No.5. Bids due by 12 noon July 12 with all names and disinterested guarantees. completion by first Monday in October. The board may reject any bid. L W Bethards Clerk June 18 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
York Township
van Wert County
Ohio
Issa
L. W. Bethards
van Wert
Andrew J. Izteh
Horace Kohn
Washington, Hoaglin and Ridge Townships
Boards of Education
Washington Township
W. H. Muzier
Robert J. Culver Well
Culverwell Medical CO
Ann St
New York
N.Y
P. O. Box
Catharine Kline
Solomon Kline
Jacob Boyer
John Boyer
Christina Metzger
William Oesechle
John Metzger
David Smith
William Fease
James W. Carpenter
John Co. Carpenter
John Medaugh
Balboa
C. Set
Isaac Balyeat
L. H. Malin
Ann E. Malin
Sean
John W. Malin
Mary Malin
George
William G. Beamer
W. H. Mozier
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Lay
Allert
Fourope
Home Intelligence
Rochdale
Nevada Bank of
San Francisco
Kashgar
Tartary
Bremen
Tanner
Gov
Packard
W. H. Vanderbilt
Oakland
Cal
Alameda County
Kentucky Court of Appeals
State Auditor
Topeka
Kansas
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Baltimore
West
Atlantic Ocean
Falmouth
Eng
St Louis
Seawanhaka
National Board of Health
Lachine Canal
Montreal
Hayes
D. M. Key
Horace Maynard
James G. Wright
Cuban
Kentucky
Chadbourne
Williams College
Cuba
Hocking Valley
New York Quarantine Station
Red Cloud
Pine Indian Agency
Jordeaux
Racine
Ill
Victoria
Mexico
Clarence Davis
Olean
Dunkirk
A. I. Morrison
St. Joseph
Mich
Pennsylvania Railway
Altoona
Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Cambridge
Texas
White Bear Lake
Minnesota
Columbia Penitentiary
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey
Mendota
Cash
Chesterfield
Shannon
Camden
Bodie
Charles Carroll
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Mary
Railroad Notes
Consolidated
Union Pacific Railway Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Pleasant Hills
de Soto Road
Florence, Eldorado and
Walnut Valley Road
Labor Notes
George Ripley
Jth
Rev. Barnas Sears
D. D
Staunton, Va
Peabody Educational Fund
Saratoga
Cardinal McCloskey
Newport
Yale College
Wheeler
White Mountains
Senator Carpenter
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Coney Island
Pacific
Malcolm Seaton
Colonel Seaton
National Intelligencer
Patent Office
Congressman de la Matur
Friendship
N. J
Fernando Wood
Miss Flood
Ulysses Grant, Jr
General Sherman
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Great Britain
Abercorn
Dallymount
Mosley
Marquis of
Startington
Russia
Orlinsky
Gen. Greig
Montenegro
Madrid
Barcelona
France
Court of Appeal
Lyons
Switzerland
Berlin
U.S
The
Porte
Hiram Kelly
South Carolina Lunatic Asylum
Kelly
Athens
Calabadher
General Markets
Iyk
Burrerr
Cpormocs
Eeecsee
Ieeeee
St. Louis
Milwaubehe
Toledo
Syracuse Herald
Billy
Bob
Ella Wheeler
Ella
Hoyle
Braddren
Yve
Pm Alluz
Soulis
Oil City
Mamaina
Syracuse
Western Transportation
Onl
Ultheimier
BigUllogs
van Wert, Ohio
Ixtra
Neee
T. S. Wkim & Son
Grimay Page
Tan Wert County
L. F. Gackenheimer
East Main Street
Ohio Drug Store
Guilmett
E. Main Street
DRUC
E. Noble
Manil
Ile
Daniel F. Beeatry
Washington, N. J
Gates
Richard Harte & CO
Cincinnati
M. Stripe
Pleasant Hill
Missouri
P.M. Dix
St. M. Fowler
James Pettit
Convoy
George Beamer
Dover
William Fowler
Reubin W. Fowler
Martin H. Fowler
John D. Fowler
Catharine R. Karnes
Ann M. Stripe
P. M. DIX
R. M. Fower
Price & Shissler
Mississippi River
W. Oeau Giart
Grand Rapids
Mal
Malt Bitters Coo
Mass
Webster & Wise
van Wert County Bank
Jas, Boss
March Ltd
Lsd
J. T. Ringgold
Lafayet
R. Ind
March
W.S. Lingle
Courier
Des Moines
Iowa
State Leader CO
Wataska
Ills
M.H. Peters
Iroquis Co. Times
Wausau
Wis
Mark H. Barnum
Word of Liberty
McGuffy
A. Mn
M.H. Tuttle
Warner's
Drigrite
H. H. Warner & Co
Vruprictora
L. F.gackenheimer, van Wer
Santorp
Mee
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