Various Civil War Era Notes and Public Notices Summary
A miscellany of 1860s items notes women in the army paid forty cents daily, a bishop allowed to return to Natchez, and female conductors in Western cities. It cites Lincoln and Peace talks, Mexican ministers in Washington, embattled press opinions, London water quality jokes, dress goods sales by Wilmerding firms, and a hay harvest by Judson Avery aided by his daughters. It mentions a New London Chronicle masthead tied to Lincolnism, a New York secretary of war push for higher army shirt wages, embalming attempts in New Orleans, Chicago Lake Michigan tunnel progress, Northampton prayers for Lincoln, and various political vitriol and society sketches from Newport and Hartford. It concludes with peach growers in New Jersey and Delaware and industrial waste-to-tree experiments.
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McClellan Rally Draws Largest Forest City Crowd
In Portland on March 5 1864 a McClellan rally in the new City Hall drew immense crowds with hundreds unable to hear. Hon W Moulton presided as speakers including L D M Sweat of Portland and E F Pillsbury of Farmington delivered forceful remarks to stirred audiences. The McClellan fires burn bright in Maine.
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Envoy Rumor Denied as Venezuelan Minister Presented
A report of an Envoy Extraordinary from Emperor Maximilian is denied. Venezuelan Minister Plenipotentiary B. Burzeial was presented to the President by the Acting Secretary of State with assurances of friendship. Official data show fractional currency in circulation at 24 million dollars, up 1 million in a month. Subscriptions to the 7-30 loan reached 713 thousand, while the 10-40 loan stood at 72 thousand.
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Steamer Cambria Detained after Return to New York
Fort Monroe dispatch reports the Cambria returning to New York after a disabled condition and facing detention of two to three days. The mail boat from City Point delivered 15 rebel prisoners to Washington. Fire destroyed the old frigate Brandywine with over a million dollars in naval stores and clothing lost. fire origin unknown. No James River news today.
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Chilean Chamber Rejects Mexican Empire Reorganization
Advices from Panama report the Chilean Chamber of Deputies opposing reorganizing the Mexican Empire. Chile opens post traffic to all nations and imposes a 5 percent duty on copper exports. A motion favors a South American offensive and defensive pact. US ships Wateree and Lancaster in Pacific waters, with a Callao monitor launched and a steamer being converted to ironclad.
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Harbor News and Shipping Updates from New York
New York reports the gunboat Paul Jones arriving from off Charleston bound for Boston and short of coal. The steamer Hecla from Liverpool has not yet arrived. Separately in San Francisco, the Constitution sailed for Panama with 2907 NNN in ballast. The Sanitary Committee reports 18000 in gold. the Christian Commission fair aims to net at least 25000 in gold. Bethesda bound for Hong Kong carries 1300 barrels flour and 500 casks of quicksilver. Hawaiian sugar totaling 3505 pounds was sold to a local refinery.
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Mc Clellan rally energizes Union supporters in Port Towns
Port Towns reports a grand Mc Clellan rally at the new City Hall this evening. Gen James S Whitney of Boston Hon E F Pillsbury and Hon L D M Sweat of Maine spoke as the hall crowded beyond capacity and enthusiasm ran high.
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Market Summary from New York and Board Stocks
The New York weekly bank statement shows a 600,000 increase in specie and a 5,000,000 decrease in deposits. Cotton and flour markets are dull with modest price movement. corn and wheat carry steady to firm tones amid broad commodity activity.
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Money markets hold steady as rates persist amid high prices
The money market remains well supplied with capital at six percent on call and six to eight percent on commercial notes. Government securities are favored and demand for first class collateral loans is limited. Closing prices show mixed yields and equities with American Gold at 241 and sterling at 2 62 percent.
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