Public Debt and Money Market Report June 3 1875
The May public debt shows a $12 million drop in matured debt and a $10 million rise in funded 6 per cent bonds. Tender notes and certificates also fall, while coin and currency balances rise. Government securities remain strong as stocks and exchange fluctuate with modest activity in local markets.
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Incomplete OCR: Weoyxspar June 25 Item
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Cincinnati Livestock Receipts Mixed as Market Stagnates
Cattle receipts are liberal with high grades scarce while prices hold. Hogs show a dull, lower trend on better grades though commons stay steady. Sheep and lambs stay quiet with prices unchanged, buyers noting steady ranges per head by quality.
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Seeming Evil Turns To Blessing In Disguise Insect Case
The New York Bulletin notes a poet’s view that seeming evil is universal good and applies it to the grasshopper. Initially blamed for devouring green growth, the insect now appears to yield double returns as wheat roots are exposed and regrowth appears promising.
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St Louis Miller Reports Great Britain Flour Trade Analysis
Miller tours seaports and inland flour markets in Great Britain. He explains how nine tenths of English flour goes to bakers, notes sack branding and returns, and contrasts British markets with American drummers. Mills in Glasgow and London adopt American tech to improve flour quality.
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Foreign Markets. bullion to Bank of England at $3,000
June 2-5 market notes from London and Liverpool show bullion flows to the Bank of England totaling $3,000 on balance. Prices listed for Calcutta linseed, refined petroleum, cotton, flour, wheat, corn, pork, beef, lard, bacon, cheese, tallow, and petroleum products. Antwerp reports petroleum at 264.
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East Lipeary Cattle and Hog Receipts and Prices
East Lipeary Pa June 2 reports cattle receipts today 1 037 head total 1 496 over two days. Prices higher than a week ago with best cattle around 7 25 per cwt. stockers and feeders 4 25 to 5 25. Cherokees 8 50 cwt average. Hogs today 3 080 head with prices around 7 10 to 7 20 per cwt. Bulls scarce and overallowego marked by light supplies for yard sales.
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Market Report Day One for Borravo and Nearby Farms
Receipts for cattle reach 289 head today with weekly total 4 372 head as market opens slow but firm. Lambs show 1 600 head today and 8 000 head for the week with prices dragging as Eastern dealers hold off. Hogs bring 2 100 head today and 8 100 for the week. demand light at 6 85 to 7 15 for lighter stock and 7 30 to 7 75 for heavy hogs as market remains dull.
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Advances in Stocks and Bonds
New York markets show varied activity with money market firming early and stock prices fluctuating. Trading begins strong in Union Pacific and Lake Shore, with declines in Western Union and North Western among notable movers as investors reassess amid overall quiet final hour.
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State of Trade Report From New York and Other Markets
Market news from New York and several cities shows dull, steady, and mixed trading across commodities. Reports cover futures for cotton, grains, flour, and provisions with receipts and price ranges, plus a long survey of cotton acreage across multiple southern states and regional exchanges.
Condition Report From Department on Cotton State
The department notes area in cotton at a percent below last year. Weather is favorable with a fair average result, harvested somewhat earlier than last year. Labor conditions are better than average. No fertilizers used in the state.
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Cattle Market Report from Cariaco June 2
Receipts totaled 3,000 head with a more active and firmer market rising 10 to 15 cents. Texan stockers bring 3.50 to 4.15, butchers up to 4.00, ships at 5.50 to 6.50 for ordinary. Shipments 2,000 head. Hog receipts 11,000. market dull weak and downward. bacon cuts 69 to 70 cents, heavy 75 7.25, sales mostly 76.7 to 75.2?. shipments 6,000. Sheep receipts 1,000. market weak easy with small demand. shorn 35 to 25 dollars.
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Wool market in Boston steady with cautious buying
Boston reports fair demand for wool at steady prices. Manufacturers are cautious ahead of the new clip and seek medium grades and combing fleeces. Stronger interest centers on fine Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces with stocks likely to diminish. Prices listed include double extra at 52 44 for Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces, Wisconsin and Michigan at 48 52 6 and new Kentucky combing 48.
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Copper and metal prices report steady in New York markets
On June 2, copper ingots and sheet iron hold near prior levels as markets show little movement. Tin and associated metals remain quiet with prices around $2300 for ingot materials and $1450 for sheet iron. other metals show dull activity with limited price variation.
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Peering into Paris Cheating on American Dress Buyers
A Philadelphia Press Paris correspondence recounts two audacious cheating cases by dressmakers. One woman paid for velvet rework and had her ball dress ruined by stolen velvet. The other American woman faced a false dog theft accusation, endured harassment, and fights over embroidered work while involving a judge and an American lawyer. The piece notes many Americans in Paris and crowded hotels as summer approaches.
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Opening Car Windows in Heated Trains and Cars
A humorous Harper's Easy Chair riff on the heated car argument as passengers in a warm carriage clash over opening a window for fresh air. One man cites risks of apoplexy and pneumonia. another counters with common sense and a bird in the hand proverb.
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