New York Gold Market and Money Movements in May 1875
The week shows little change in monetary matters with irregular stock movement. Government bond sales are planned, with a sinking fund call of 25 million and various June cash flows. Money demand remains moderate, rates around 7 percent in banks, trading above 7 percent in open markets, and Eastern exchange firm amid limited currency supply.
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United Railroad Stock Yards Receipts Report Cincinnati May 21
Receipts for the week at Cincinnati stock yards show cattle hogs and sheep totals with price notes. Cattle market dull steady slight gains for certain grades while cows and bulls hold around $3.50 to $5.00 per head. Hogs steady to higher with common heavy weights at $7.35 to $7.65. Sheep supplies fair and prices around $4.50 to $6.00 per head. Weather described as dull with utilities affecting prices.
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Market report shows steady tone for cotton fabrics and low prices
May 31 report notes light business and an order trade. Mills resist further concessions to avoid idle production. Collections improve in Kentucky and some regions as farmers sell wool. BLACHED SHIRTINGS and PRINTS in fair demand. WOOLEN GOODS quiet but fair clothing demand. Prices broadly low with some mills already shut down.
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Market report for Lisgery area cattle and goods.
Receipts since Friday total 4060 head over four days, 6069 for the week to date with 299 cars through consignments and 58 cars for sale. Market generally fair with firm prices though today dull as buyers thin. light arrivals limit quotations. Last four days show 2200 head, week 15000. prices quoted in dollars per hundredweight.
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New York Market Names Yosx and May Sl No
Market report from New York notes changes in listings with four items including Decora and four noted market shifts. The details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to market names and dates appear.
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Markets Slip and Grain Prices Drift in May 1875 Reports
Cincinnati Gazette notes weak demand for freak meats and plentiful fish and butter while coal remains firm. Grain markets are unsettled with wheat and corn slipping in several cities, while oats and rye show mixed moves. Receipts of flour and grain vary by region, with declines and steady tones shaping the week’s trade in Ohio Illinois and surrounding areas.
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Fifth Street Horse Market Sales Report
The Gazette notes a light past week at the Fifth Street Horse Market with poor sales totaling head. Demand remains strong for quality stock and two carloads of light horses were shipped to New Orleans and Pennsylvania at prices from 115 to 140 dollars.
Market notes on pig iron scrap steel rails and inks
In the Daily Bulletin, Saturday notes pig iron and scrap steel markets are dull with weak demand. Iron rails show steady orders but no strong buyers, while foreign rails remain dull. Old rails price discussion centers near 26 to 27, with limited activity and pressure selling amid uncertain demand.
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Mills Scrap Dollars Reported for East Eagles Fans
In new records, mills are allocated to scrap dealings totaling 33.35 dollars. EeoGlisny appears in the ledger with a small credit and a minor adjustment noted.
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Wool Receipts and Prices Slump in Local Market
The Advertiser reports weekly wool receipts at five thousand bales domestic and foreign totals rising this year. Prices show a weaker trend with fleece and California fleeces dulling, buyers reluctant to stock up, and a larger California clip forcing lower bids. Coarse wools sell around 40c, fine wools near 42 1/2 to 44c, and foreign wool remains on the market amid expectations of a lower price range early in the season.
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Wheat and corn markets stabilize then weaken in regional reports
Market notes from Cleveland and Pittsburg show wheat quiet or down, corn range bound with mixed or lower prices, oats dull. Prices for flour, hay, and provisions listed. regional variations include Milwaukee and Pittsburgh quotations, with modest activity in wheat and corn and firm Timothy hay in limited demand.
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New York Market Report Mixed Beef and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts total 8,950 head weekly gain with 8,030 mead and 480 last week. Prices show firm quot at Friday for native steers to Texas Cherokee cattle. Illinois, Missouri and Texas steers traded across varied cwt levels. Sheep and lambs receipts hit 6,090 today, total 17,400 for week. market fair with different rates for ordinary to extra clipped sheep and spring lambs. Hogs: last two days 10,700 head. week 25,210 head, outside city dressed hog sales around 9 4/9 to 9 3/4 c. Produce Exchange closed.
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Foreign Markets Summary May 31 Ledger
Financial items from Lanvor and London show bullion in Bank of England 43,000 pounds and three month bills discount 1 1/16 percent. Consols quoted 93 3/4 to 94 1/4. American securities listed with varied prices. notable exchange rates and commodities include refined petroleum 94 4d, spirits 74d, cotton steady with middling uplands 77 3/4d and Orleans 89 8/4d. Antwerp reports petroleum 27.
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Texas cattle market reports and New York market on Decoration Day
In1ca May 31 market notes show receipts of 4 000 cattle with dull opening and firmer close for Texan cattle stockers and butchers at 3 50 to 4 75. Shipments 2, two Hoas 10 000 heads quiet and weak with bacon hogs 6 60 to 6 90 and heavy 6 75 to 7 00. Sheep receipts 161 head with Texans at 5 26, shorn 3 50 to 5 75. New York stock and money market reports no activity on Decoration Day.
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Taft Favored For Ohio Governor Nomination On First Ballot
Gubernatorial notes from the Ohio State Journal discuss Taft likely securing the GOP nomination on the first ballot. Some supporters in Akron and Cleveland oppose the Taft trend and push Wade as an alternative, while Northern Ohio Republicans call for a fair open convention at Columbus and a strong candidate.
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Clara Morris to Retire Heralded by New York Correspondence
New York correspondent reports Miss Clara Morris has joined Rev. Dr. Crosby’s Presbyterian Church in Buffalo and plans to retire from professional life soon. The piece notes her church involvement, mentions her marriage to Mr Harriott, and questions the timing given her ongoing portrayal of Camille in Booth’s theater next Monday.
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