Multiple National and Local Disputes Highlight 1880 News
A sweeping 1879 1880 summary notes 31301 emi grants landed in New York since May 1. Secretary Ramsey and General Sherman inspect harbor defenses. China sends order for spirits to Peoria Illinois. archery factory opens in Rock Island. Illinois officials and Native affairs dominate with raids, elections, and court actions.
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Foreign News Highlights From The Budget Gap To Afghan Rumors
Budget promises show a gap of 3 to 5 million pounds with Afghan war expenses underestimated by Viceroy's Council. A large Killarney land meeting drew six thousand. Parnell-led Irish politics featured a re-election in Mallow. Factory strikes in Glastonbury affect 1400 workers over American machinery. Paris reports flaring north France strike tensions and Louvain rioting. Turkish, Bulgarian, and Jewish expulsions spread across Rumelia and St Petersburg. Germany plans a two million man army. Dormunt Catholics demand May Laws repeal. Bismarck snubbed a US paper offer. In Afghanistan, Kandahar reports say Cabul troops push Ayub Khan toward Kandahar.
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Senate actions include postal reform naval coaling and executive pay
May 12 Senate proceedings show newsdealers petition for duty removal on foreign papers, a naval coaling stations bill authorizing steps across Atlantic Pacific coasts and Central America, and double-stamped envelopes plus double star cards. Also the Indian Commission abolition and legislative appropriation bill progress with President salary cut rejected. The session adjourned with 10:30 start and district code focus.
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Market Reports for General Markets Chicago Grain and Live Stock
General Market notes from Chicago show spring wheat steady with New York firmer. futures at 1.16 May and 1.10 June. Corn weak with cash 37c and futures 37.5c May. Oats higher with cash 31.5c and futures June 30.75c. Rye firm around 82c, barley weak. Seeds quiet. timothy and clover prices listed. Provisions weak. pork and lard lower. Butter eggs and potatoes with modest shifts. Live stock receipts large. cattle and hogs weak 5-10c. sheep steady. Prices given for various grades and types across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Grain futures steady with mixed gains and slow trade
Frour Fancy trades at 5.10 for May and 5.15 for later. Choice 4.90 May 4.00. Family 4.80 4.55. Wheat higher but slow and unsettled with cash and May at 1.07. Corn higher at 343 for cash and May. Oats firmer with 3K cash. Rye easier at 0.58 cash.
Commodity Prices Report For Wheat Corn and Provisions
Grain prices listed for flour and wheat items with No 2 Red Amber and amber types. Corn oats rye and barley quoted with quality notes. Provisions show pork lard and bulk meats with ranges and firmness in demand.
Wheat and Barley Prices Steady with Mixed Trade
Wheat opened steady, then closed firm with No. 1 Milwaukee Hard at $1.18, No. 2 at $1.14, No. 8 at 93 1/2 cents, No. 4 at 87 cents, and rejects at 77 cents all cash. Barley rejects, No. 2 Fall at 70 cents cash. Provisions quiet and easier with Park steam products at $10.30 cash and May, $10.35 June.
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