Financial and Commercial News Summary From June Markets
A letter from Treasurer F. E. Serven to national bank officers discusses adding Assistant Treasurers in Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis as depositories for notes redemption and directs forwarding original certificates of deposits. The article notes ample money supply with easy rates around 7.8 percent, strong sterling demand, rising government bond prices, and mixed stock activity in New York led by large exchanges and uncertainty from British financial turmoil. Local markets show dull trade with weak provisions and firmer whisky prices amid slack demand.
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Fripay Morwixe
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THR
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National Bank
Washington
G.P
Third National Cine Grigith
Bet, Bank, Sra
Cincinnati
Chicago
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F. E. Serven
U. S. and Redemption Agent
Thor. Thor
Western Union Te Os
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Adams Express
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express
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Taped & m Paul
Ove BA
Toledo & Wabash
New York Commercial Advertiser
Cable
Messrs
Aberdare
South Wales
Pennsylvania
John Edgar Thomgege
Iie
America
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New York Post
Allen
Silk Association of America
Europe
Panama
Cincinnati Markets Review of Shipments and Prices
The Cincinnati Gazette reports 24 hour market activity with receipts of apples butter cattle cheese corn cot ton flour sugar and more. Prices are steadier for butter and cheese while grain rye and corn show limited demand and higher on track prices. cotton and sugar see nominal movements and coal oil and hay markets hold firm amid moderate demand.
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Isa
Rio
Java
Sim
Ohio River
Hocking
Oughiogheny
Ohio
Eevee Avery Re
Bnippod Cohary
Sorahan
Ap Ag
New Orleans
River
Kanawha
Turk's Island
Liverpool
HISKY
Receipts and Prices for Cattle Sheep and Hogs June 8
Crvcrmmat daily receipts up to noon compare with prior days show cattle light, market firm with common grades 3.44 to 4.60, fair to medium 4.40 to 6.90, good to extra 6.25 to 7.50. Sheep liberal receipts, market quiet but firm, prices not changing significantly. Lambs supply fair, market active and steady with notable demand.
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Crvcrmmat
Atvenewsspatt
Yi Eek
Boca Ren
Breadstuffs in England from The Mark Lane Express
The week shows little overall change in prices and markets, with improved temperatures yet no clear benefit. Imports from abroad and domestic stocks influence the scene, as English wheat sales reach 62,236 quarters at 42s 8d and London averages near 43s. The week ending May 8 reports 1,138,715 cwt wheat and 110,449 cwt oats imported. coast arrivals include 18 wheat, 16 maize, and two barley cargoes.
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Mark Lane
Sumer
Paris
Weil Podge
Lny Sapien
Odessa
New York
New York Butter Cheese and Egg Market June 2 Tribune
Receipts for butter week 15 220 packages down from 18 499 last week. Market steady with fair sales and grass butter favored. white stock unsettled. Firkins and cream pails quoted. Western stock rising. butter prices varied by type. Cheese receipts 45 701 boxes. market unsettled with few exports. skims not wanted. Ohio cheese. exports indicated. Eggs receipts 13 367 crates. market strong. demand steady. prices firm for Eastern and Western varieties. limited duck or geese demand. Various regional price quotes and activity across Milwaukee Philadelphia Utica and other hubs noted.
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Europe
Orange Co
Ils
I Liver
London
Little Falls
Cape
Utica
Ohio
Dewa
Estern
Texas Crop Prospects Report Summarized by Agents
The Commercial Agency of Tappan McKil lop & Co releases a weekly summary from Texas counties on crops. Reports indicate area under cultivation rising in all counties with very fine overall conditions and prospects of high quality and quantity for corn wheat and cotton. Some localities could benefit from rain. cotton outlook is strong though still early to estimate.
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Tappan, McKillop & Co
Texas
State of Trade Report on Commodities and Markets
Telegraph summary from the Gazette notes dull Corron markets with 20,800 bales sold, mixed grain prices including No 2 Chicago spring around 84c, flour receipts 4,000 barrels and wheat 76,000 bushels, sugar and molasses steady, whiskey firm, pork and lard easing, and general price movement across grains and provisions in New York trading rooms.
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Lé Ec
Losures
Rowaukee
Lawa
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Canada
Canada West
Eoanes Ae
Ong Lang Estern
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Rio
Gana Refining
James
Chicago
Fea Aaron
Foreign Markets and General Markets in Early June
The report covers international and London market activity with rates on Consols, Bank of England bullion moves, Paris Bank of France specie rise, and general market quotes for commodities. It lists prices for linseed cake, resin, spirits turpentine, cotton, flour, wheat, beef, lard, bacon, cheese, tallow, petroleum, and petroleum in Antwerp, reflecting a broad midweek snapshot of 19th century market conditions.
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New York Central
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Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Lonpox
Orleans
Meas Park
Antwerp
Petroleum
Market Report from Boroato and Area June 3
The Boroato market shows 425 cattle today and 5 797 for the week with no market activity. Sheep and lamps aggregate 1 800 today and 9 900 for the week, with an active market and stronger prices. Ohio choice ewes at 85 26 555 per head for 107 pounds. Hogs total 2 000 today and 10 600 for the week, market flat. heavy hogs at 7 80 dollars, selected Singer’s averaging 170 pounds, no Yorkers offered.
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Boroato
Ohio
Singer’s
Livestock Market Report From Pennsylvania and Nearby States
The day’s receipts totaled 834 head in Pa and 3,410 head overall with 2,880 head in past three days. Through stock sold out, daily arrivals mixed with high prices for best grades at 6.75 to 7.25, medium to good 6.25 to 6.76, and common to fair around 6.06 to 6.14. Bulls scarce since Cherokee markets at 3.50 to 4.70, stockers limited. Yorkers and Philadelphia quotes around 7.00 to 7.20 and 7.75 to 8.00 respectively. The Exp. market showed 1,700 head today, total 9,200 head last three days, with price spread 4.50 to 5.75.
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Mace Lingeryy
Carrie
Ho@s
Philadelphia
Omicano Market Receipts and Cattle Prices Report
Receipts across the day totaled around 3 200 cattle with quiet trading in local, shipping, stocker and butchery categories. Local prices ranged near 5 60 to 6 15, stockers 3 50 to 4 75, with shipments around 8 000 head and a dull opening for shipping cattle at 6 25 to 6 50 for inferior grade, while batons and bulk traded near 6 00 to 7 00.
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Omicano
Carrie
New York Stock and Money Market Report
The article details borrowing rates and specie shipments, notes firm government bonds, lists numerous bond and stock prices with fluctuations, and reports market sentiment as uncertain. It mentions Western Union executive action on a 2 percent quarterly dividend and awaits Northwestern Railroad annual results, with total daily trading around 347,000 shares.
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Fiat
UBELS
Ccenccai
Iabpotatenet
Aioe
DOW
Eeeerel
Enninc
Tennessees
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New
Carson
St. Paul
Western Union
Brie Oenne
Harlem
Diana Uchomay Michelles
Lilingis Cemtral
Cleonando A. & Sears
Union Pessenesanes Ales
Union Pacific
Ite Lake Shore
Wester Ene
Pacine
Western Union Telegraph Company
Aone
Northwestern Railroad Company
Stock Exchange
Agire
Northwestern
Erie
Lake Shore
Ohios
Cotton Markets and Prices Across Ports June 3
Trade notes show cotton markets quiet with middling prices around 14 3/4 to 15 3/4 cents at Mumpuls Savannah Galveston Charleston and Mobile. Receipts vary, with exports to the continent and Great Britain reported, sales volumes ranging from tens to hundreds of bales and stock on hand listed for each market.
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Savanna
Galveston
Charleston
MostLx
Great Britain
Market Results for Cattle Sheep and Hogs in New York
Bear Carris reports brisk cattle receipts with 1 140 head today and 3 360 head over three days, demand strong for good steers and thin Texans dull. sheep and lambs receipts reach 4 950 today and 10 250 over three days with spring lambs scarce and lamb prices firm. hogs dressed and live offerings rise with hog prices up to 94 9/8 cents.
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New York
Kentucky
Market Report From Battmers Weekly Auction
June 3 market activity showed slight price declines across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle tops 44 540 lower, best 6 25 750, mid range 5 0s. steers and oxen weak. Hogs dull with prices 4 to 15 cents lower, sale range 4 00 to 5 50, few at 5 50. Sheep 2.00 to 3.00. receipts 112 head cattle 1,125 hogs and 77 sheep.
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Battmers
New York News Roundup of Trade Conditions
New York on June 3 reports quiet business with commission houses and inactive jobbing trade. Cotton goods move slowly at current rates while prints stay quiet except Garner's makes selling freely at reduced rates. Kasma printed oe to 14e heavy worsted coatings show fair demand with black and colored gros-grain ribbons performing well at auction.
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New York
Garner
Kasma
The New Army of France by Fraser’s Magazine
Fraser’s analysis argues for restoring universal conscription in France to build a large, efficient army. It envisions a fixed service period, abolition of permanent exemptions, and mobilization ready to expand quickly. About 150,000 youths would be annually liable, serving at least twelve months with selective longer terms for specialists.
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First Republic
Dare
France
Ford
Wpacin Arms Artillery
France's colossal conscription plan to 2.5 million men
The article outlines France's proposed long term conscription, totaling about 2,500,000 men across five and four year terms plus later reserves. It details a permanent army of 120,000, a mobile active force of 780,000, and a territorial reserve up to 1,200,000. The system mirrors German methods yet remains distinct in structure and duties.
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Secon
Sens
Legion Etrangere
Colossa
Who Planned the March to the Sea An Exchange
H B Jermnirzs of Pittsburg argues about Gen Sherman and Gen Grant over who deserved credit for the March to the Sea. He recalls a Cincinnati speech where Sherman credited Grant and notes a family letter suggesting Grant funded a house for Sherman without his name. He doubts public memory and appeals to newspaper records.
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Gen. Sherman
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Burnet House
Grant
M&p
Gen. Grant
Ulysses
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Sherman
General Sherman
H. B. Jermnirzs
Coolness in an Emergency at the Grand Theater
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a dramatic theater incident in which a staged fire scare was used to search patrons after a claimed theft. Emperor Francis and family attended the Imperial box as Schiller's Robbers neared a curtain call and the crowd was calmly moved out under police supervision.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Viene’ Searte
Francis
Schiller
Devrient
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