Market Quotations Briefs From Exchange Boards
Consols for money at eighty seven, United States Five-Twenties at sixty eight, Illinois Central Railroad shares at seventy five, Erie Railroad shares at forty two. This short market note lists current bid and quote levels for selected securities reflecting a trading day snapshot.
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Cholera Deaths Rise Amid Riots in New Orleans
Forty four cholera deaths reported in six hours ending six this morning in New Orleans Avenue 16, with nineteen whites and twenty two blacks among the dead. total known killed reaches 38 with ninety eight severely wounded. Judge Howell, pro tempore president of the Convention of 15.4, issues an address to Louisianans on the body's legality, omitting any note on reassembly.
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Queen visits Mount Vernon with royal party in 19th century
The article describes an in town visit by a royal party led by a queen who travelled with her entourage to Mount Vernon. They toured the grounds and mansion, noting points of interest, admiring scenery, and showing interest in Washington's history and republican simplicity. Delegations from local Indian tribes paid calls that evening.
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Quarantine for Cholera Arrivals and Cuban Official Resigns
New York Avenue 16 reports steamer Columbia brings Ilavana dates of the 12th. Vessels from American ports go into twenty day cholera quarantine. The Captain General orders transport to Fernando Po for criminals twice jailed. He resigns due to Cuba affairs. Havana reports dull business and no freight. U.S. exchange 23 to 24 discount.
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Convention of the Southern Radicals to Sit at National Hall
August 15. The National Hall has been secured for the sitting of the Southern Radicals convention in this city. The National Union Club invites arriving delegates to register at their rooms, No 1105 Chestnut Street, which will serve as convention headquarters. A J Hamilton of Texas and Thos J Durant of New Orleans have already registered.
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Mammoth purse race draws ten thousand spectators on track
Bufrato observed the mammoth purse event with over 10,000 people on the track. Dexter won the main race in three straight heats with times 2.27, 2.29, and 2.25, while Fatchen finished second. The $1000 race was captured by Panic from New York, driven by Dan Mace, in three heats with times 2.334, 2.303, and 2.314, with Silas Rich placing second.
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Cholera Toll Reported in Louis, Ava District
Louis Missouri and Ava area report 141 cholera cases in the last 24 hours ending at noon, with 52 deaths. Authorities note ongoing efforts to contain the outbreak as hospitals and clinics report patient influx and rising mortality.
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Bark John Martin Arrives From Antwerp In Quarantine
New York reports the bark John Martin arriving from Antwerp with cholera causing 18 deaths aboard. The vessel is detained at quarantine under strict health measures.
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Cholera Update From Board of Health Report
Philadelphia Ava 16. The noon cholera report shows 20 new cases with 6 fatalities. Local health authorities note ongoing spread and urge precautionary measures amid rising infections.
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Pike Renominated in Maine District Congress Race
Brw r ast Me Ave 16 Hon F A Pike the present native in Congress from this District Was renominated today by a large majority.
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Resolutions and Address Shape New Party Rally Scene
The Wigwam crowded with ladies and delegates as anticipation built for the Convention resolutions and the Address to the nation. Henry J. Raymond named as author of the Address while Senator Cowan receives warm Pennsylvania support amid silent, anxious crowd awaiting official pronouncements.
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Philadelphia Clears City as Trains Leave in Mass Exit
The city has been emptied by evening trains, with ten to twelve thousand people departing. Citizens show strong desire to escape the crowded, hot and noisy quarters. A convention committee plans to meet the President in Washington on Saturday afternoon.
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National Union Convention opens with Colorado election result
The National Union Convention reassembled in the Wigwam at ten o'clock this morning with full seating and strong female attendance. Rev Reine M Snyder led prayer and Senator Doolittle announced the Colorado election result as the first agenda item amid broad enthusiasm.
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