New York Market Echoes a Dull Trading Day
May 7 report from New York describes money on call easy at 3 percent, mercantile paper 6 6 1 2 percent, government bonds weak, railroads firm. Stocks closed dull and irregular with modest gains, notable advances in New Jersey Central and the Vanderbilts, Canada Southern and Lake Shore rising briefly. total sales around 210 000 shares.
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Stock Exchange
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Boston grain market report from corn exchange and prices
Boston daily report details carload grain arrivals and grades, flour and corn receipts, pork futures at Chicago with multiple delivery months, cattle and hog figures at Union Stock Yards, May to August wheat and oats quotes, butter and dairy prices, eggs and cheese notes, and a general market quietness with sentiment on corn dryness and storage.
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Corn Exchange of Grain Inspection
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Market Prices for Breadstuffs and Dairy Products
The market remains steady with mixed flour, corn, oats, and rye quotes. Butter and cheese demand is active for creamery and dairy, while eggs and fats vary by grade. General produce markets show subdued trading but steady prices across commodities.
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Nova Scotia
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Import ledger of goods at Boston and Liverpool docks
A long list of imports at Boston and Liverpool shows steamer Sorrento S2 with bales cloth goods and ironware, bars, coils, ropes, and machinery from multiple British and American firms. Items include wool cloth, jute, rags, leather, oil, soap, dyes, and sailing hardware, with firms like Searing Dees, Naylor Benton, Washburn Moen, J B Moors Co, Baring Bros, and many others. Also includes crates of earthenware, glass, and metals, with quantities in bales, boxes, casks, and tons, across numerous consignments and destinations.
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Despatch Transportation Co
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Sherburne
Abram French & Co
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Victoria
Weston, Lewis & Co
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Thos Groom & Co
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Ecarthenware Clark, Adams & Clark
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E Miller
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Miise Pacific Mills
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Bark Journal
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Iowa
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James Watson
Green Cove
J D Payson
Baddeck
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Laura Bruce
Cotton Markets and Trade Notes Across Ports May 7
Large text outlines May 7 cotton market activity including Wilmington Belin receipts and gross figures, price ranges in New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, and Baltimore, with summary mentions of net receipts, stock levels, and export prospects. Also lists extensive domestic market data for New York, Chicago, St Louis, and Philadelphia.
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No. 40
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Fiderese da Sane
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Arcet Steat
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Annes Groes
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Great Britain
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Bank of Netherlands Cuts Discount Rate to Four Percent
London reports show the Bank of the Netherlands reducing its discount rate from 4 1 2 to 4 percent. bullion drawn into the Bank of England today totals 7,000 pounds. Market notes from London and Liverpool detail firm wheat futures, steady corn, and various prices for pork bacon lard and tallow. Cotton futures in Liverpool show gains and supplies, with American cargo volumes and exchange rates cited. Coffeefirsts in Rio de Janeiro quoted, weekly duty receipts and US shipments summarized.
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Ministers discuss divorce and reform across denominations
Baptist ministers heard Col. George W. Williams on the history of the colored race. At the Methodist meeting Rev. E S Chadbourne continued the divorce debate and ethics of lax legislation. Universalist clergy heard Rev. B W Dike on divorce reform with further discussion by Dr. Miner and others. Next week’s session will inquire Is Protestantism a Failure.
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Boston Couples Wed In May Nupitals
May 3 ceremonies in Boston register two weddings Chap man Blakney tied to Georgiana Blakney and McGeoch Clark united with Isabella Cssis. A April 28 Boston Highlands service joined Joseph W Walker to Margaret McDonough both of Boston.
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Probate Admits Wills Of Several Decedents May 7
Judge McKim oversees probate as wills for Ann L Worley Bartholomew Worley Sewall B Wing Mary B Dyer Andrew Marshall Christian Weller C E Bancroft Howard F Rowe Sally Barrett Catherine Miller are admitted. Letters of administration issued for Elizabeth Howard Bartel William H Alley Samuel Preston Sophia W Smith Mary Harrigan David aen Elizabeth Mills Clarissa Pushee Juttulichard Zilpha M Cutler Mary Canty Frank H Sturgis Marré H Darrah Marcus Bier William Weller Marla F Garvey Phebe Winn Louisa Bickford Dennis Crowley Daniel Phalan.
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Patent medicine testimonial from 1851 Philadelphia resident
A 74 year old Philadelphian describes long standing leg swelling and illness improved by Hop Bitters after doctors failed. It includes multiple endorsements from neighbors and local merchants, noting cures and strong sales in the city and references to other patients in Elmira and Reading.
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