New York Banke-Sunzi Gale Reserve Report and Market Roundup
A weekly financial statement from Moxpay Monmive notes a larger net reserve rise of 299,700 dollars and reserves in excess of required levels at 16,931,475. The city shows sluggish business with mixed results across loans deposits and circulation. Open market rates ease slightly with sterling trade steady, gold firm, and government bonds generally strong amid light stock turnover and mixed local trade data.
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New York Banke
Sunzi Gale
Kastors Exchange Strons
New York
Moxpay Monmive
Taare Ieee Te Tn
Fency
Lange
Sloans
Eastern Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Onamno Conyscuascoey
Market Close Mixed As Commodities Hold Thin Demand
Wheat was dull and neglected as the canal water returned and millers refused purchases. Corn sold steadily with quick turnover, rye weak with reduced demand, barley nominal, cotton offered at four cents per pound with few buyers. Whisky in demand and firm, groceries little changed, provision market improving with better bulk meat demand but limited activity elsewhere.
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Gil
Tve
Ewan
New Orleans
Setener
Yale
Isaye
Cincinnati
Hamas
Ohio River
Kasawna Galt
Turk's Island
Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Cincinnati reports twenty four hour receipts to noon with no major price shifts. Cattle market quiet with common to medium at 5 1 4 to 6 4 c. hogs light receipts and steady 6 50 to 7 35. lambs in good demand around 2 50 to 4 per head depending on quality.
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Cincinnnati
JRO di
Froux
LAMBS
Kentucky tobacco plants easing fears after timely rains
Farmers in Kentucky previously worried about insufficient tobacco plants for the season but timely rains and fair weather improved prospects. By this time many away plants have been set in Owensboro and Henderson, and the season appears progressing toward the middle with reduced unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Ty
Werther
Farmers in Fayette County report potato bug damage easing
The Lexington reporter notes farmers in Fayette County complain of the potato bug but expect an abundant crop later as winter frosts subside. A Stanford area resident reports Lincoln County crops looking fine with an average wheat yield. Hemp is not a preventive. the insect must be killed on sight.
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Fayette County
Joba Area Ee
Stanford
Lincoln County
Nce
House
T. Mouse
Receipts Report From Coymneroy Yard
Receipts for the week ending yesterday show 90 head of shipping cattle and 254 head of market cattle, 1 468 head of sheep, and a mixed tally. Hogs are listed with an extra, totals show significant activity for W E Ansproox & Co., proprietors.
New York Stocks And Money Market Report
The New York stock and money markets opened steady then weakened, later rallying with gains led by Union Pacific and Lake Shore. Bond markets showed dull to firm activity as rail and telegraph issues weighed, while reports from Washington on railroad settlement aided sentiment. exchanges saw about 209,000 shares traded with notable moves in Pacific Mail and Western Union.
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Cincinnat
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cmresessenne
Pacific Mail Steamachi
New York Central & Hudson
Ease Erie
Shore & Ee Bourne Iis
Milwaukee & St
Union Pacific
Hannibal & St. Joseph
U.S
Telegraph Go
Western Union Telegraph Co
Pacite Mail Steammip
Aha Wola Fargo
Ak Btceg Oe Ai
Bt States Express
New York Central
A&p
Telegraph
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Northwestern
Cairags
Bs & Pacific
Milwaukee & St. _ sane
Toledo & Mabe
Mississippi
Escossssee
Valen Pile
Fas
York Times
York
Prime Mercantile
Deanand
Sterling
WBBIB
Sevsen
LOBOS
DOW
Eseseek
Eveone
Virginia
North Carolina
New
Mas Enen
Western Union
Wabash
Aecesebeniers
Fort Wayne
Fargo’s
Terre Haute
Cmnseee
Terre Haute Prel
He Blanc
Chicago & Amod
Gonstal
Ouie S Minapoees Sox
Cal, & Cin
Eric Preferred
Quincy
Eeen Essen Onsen
Berg
Harlem
Aie
Oh Pacific
Heck Intend
Sail
Boeda
New Jersey
Lake Shore
Washington
Jerrorite Park
Standers & Hardenburg
Pettee & Mayn
South Street
Stock Exchange
Erie
Lake
Pacific Mail
Arenwennerseer Cesses Ooog
Foreign Markets and General Markets Report
London and New York market notes show bullion movements to the Bank of England totaling £18,000. Prices across commodities and securities listed with varied figures for futures, currencies, and staple goods including tallow, cotton, wheat, corn, pork, beef, lard, bacon, cheese, and refined petroleum.
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New York
Jane
Bank of England
London
LavEgkroot
Cottes
Print market pulses as dealers cut prices
New York on June 5 reports continued excitement in the print market with jobbers lowering Garnet fancies to ante free to 6 cents and similar reductions for other brands. Wamsutta and related items see small gains while large sales occur on ten day terms. overall trade remains light beyond prints and foreign goods quiet.
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New York
Garner
Cies
Wamsutta Do
Sige
Trade prices and supplies across markets in July to June notes
Market report items show varied prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and fats across Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee and other cities. Notable points include firmer wheat and corn in middling demand, stable to firm fats and lard, and receipts of thousands of bushels and barrels, with mixed seasonal price movements.
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Aukee
Owa
Minnesota
Ganada
Bond
Western
Buenos Ayres
California
C. Dol
Chicago
Corm
Sarley
Waisky—I
Buffalo
Cail
St. Louis
Jane
Leru
Philadelphia
Iowa
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Newark State
Bradford County
New York State
Toledo
Michigan
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Lnc
Oswego
Indianapolis
Lewisville
Nashville
Memphis
Boston
Canal
New York
Cotton market summary across New Orleans and regional ports
New Orleans on June 5 reports moderate demand with sales of 1700 bales and price ranges from low to strict middling to good middling. Receipts total 258 bales, exports to the continent 1608 bales and coastwise 1195 bales, stock on hand 57825 bales with 2900 unsold.
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Muitruis
Savannah
Jane
Wool Market Holds Steady Amid Light New Sales
The market remains unchanged with limited stocks allowing some purchases while dealers show indifference to the new clip. Kentucky sales total 10 000 pounds at 49 1 2 to 50 cents, with weekly sales about 190 000 pounds. Prices for super fleece reach up to 55 50 cents and most sales occur 45 to 50 cents. comb fleeces 58 cents, unwashed 45 to 49 1 2 cents, scour 35 to 60 cents, and pulped grades 30 to 57 cents.
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Bostoux
Ohio
Kentucky
Curcaco Market Reports For Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Receipts total 1 100 head cattle 4 500 head shipments 6 000 hogs 100 sheep Market trends varied with cattle and hogs rising to midweek levels while sheep softened. Cattle steer sales centered around 5 750 to 7 000 dollars per head with choice high ends noted. Hog prices ranged from 6 75 to 7 30 for various classes and shipments exceeded 7 000 head. Sheep showed weaker demand with most trades near 375 to 450 dollars per head.
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Carrie
Copper and pig iron prices in New York markets
New York markets report copper quiet with new sheathing at 30.00 dollars and ingot lake heavy at 22.50. Pig iron shows dull decline with Scotch at 23.00 to 32.00 and American dull heavy at 23.00. Nails unsettled as price data cuts off.
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New York
Ingut Lake
Races Thrill Crowds At Camprig Map Turf Meet
On the third and final day the Camprig Map track drew a large attendance as heavy conditions persisted. The free for all purse of 500 dollars saw War Jig win three straight heats over Aramus and others. Creole claimed the 1000 dollar trotting stakes, and Monarch Jr. won the 2:20 class in three heats amid storm impacts.
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Campripog
Aramus
A. Hawkins
J. Murphy
J. Merills
Conlish
Lady Washington
Lloyd's Part Leonard
H. Rickett
Creole
Renniston
Richard
Fuller
Frank Reeves
Zeigner
Maxwell
A. Stephens
Uncle Sam
J. B. Curtis
Sturgeon
Monarch, Jr
Leach
Slattery
Lady Byron
Mitchell
Harry Mitchell
Porter
Kate Campbell
Johnson
Lady Mack
Embury Camp Meeting Near Dayton Promises Big Attendance
Special Dispatch reports Mrs. Hoff of Germantown dies after her dress catches fire from a hearth spark. Fruit worms threaten Miami Valley orchards. Wheat and oats prospects show mixed yields with recent rains aiding growth. Embury Park Methodist camp meeting set to start July 27 with cottages rising and evangelists expected. Independence Day observed on Saturday by majority. Dayton area Democrats name State Convention delegates. no resolutions adopted.
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Mother Off
Germantown
Miami Valley
Franklin
Dayton
Embury Park
Miami River
John A. McMahon
George Neder
Schoenfelt
Jordan
Major Stroup
Henry Marshall
Spmpeee
William Hoffman, Jr
Dr. Robinson
Fred. Schutte
John M. Sprigg
Spring Meeting Opens At American Jockey Club
Opening day at the American Jockey Club spring meeting in New York featured good weather and attendance. Madge won the first race a two length margin with Wild Idle taking the Fordham handicap in the second, Aristides winning the Withers stake in the third, Spring Box taking the fourth, and Scratch winning the fifth with times and pool details noted.
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New York
American Jockey Club
Madge
Mate
Inspiration
Carver
Merrimac
Searcher
Spendrift
Withers
Aristides
Rhadamanthaus
Ozark
Chesapeake
Warwick
Bob Woolley
Gladiateur
Battaligia
Lord Zetland
Ascension
Invoice
Dartagnon
Matador
Joe Cerus
McGrath
Doswell & Cammacks
Springbox
Milner
Bigfellow
Big Sandy
Donnybrook
Resolute
Mattie W
Hoaxer
Lightheel
Dayton and South Eastern Railway work near city
The Dayton and South Eastern Railway engineer corps arrived in the city and will run lines south and north of town before moving toward Jackson. Henry J. Bailey, noted fruit grower and local leader, was buried at Powhattan Grange. The Ohio Valley Editorial Association meeting, moved from McArthur to September 20 and October 1.
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Dayton & Southeastern Railroad
Jackson
Henry J. Bailey
Powhattan Grange
Ohio Valley Editorial Association
McArthur
Military stays in Mahanoy City and Shenandoah
Portsyille reports quiet in Mahanoy City and Shenandoah where troops are stationed. It is believed three more raiders died of wounds from the skirmish Thursday. Citizens disfavor the troops as mining population grows restless. Authorities decide to keep forces at least for the present.
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Portsyille
Allig
Mahanoy City
Shenandoah
American Rifle Team heads to Dolly Mount clash with Irish squad
The American rifle team set sail from New York aboard the City of Chester after gathering at the Battery. A tug boat and a band accompanied them while Maj. Fulton and Gen. Dakin supported the voyage. The group, healthy and confident, aimed to add laurels to previous wins against Ireland.
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New York
Dolly Mount
Inman
City of Chester
Battery
Maj. Fulton
Gen. Dakin
Chester
Chicago Whisky Cases Before Judge Blodgett
In Chicago the U S District Court heard the government seek seizure of books and papers from distilleries accused of revenue fraud. Defendants contend the records are private property and exempt from forced disclosure. Judge Blodgett took the matter under advisement after Mr Carpenter closed for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States District Court
Blodgett
Hon
Matt. Carpenter
Sidney Smith
Leonard Swett
Edmon Jusaen
Wirt
Dexter
Talcott Arrested in Silk Smuggling Case
Wm H Talcott buyer for H B Claflin Co held on a 10000 dollar bail on a U S warrant alleging he knowingly bought and aided in the sale of smuggled silk Goods worth about 400000 were purchased from Lafayette Grant. Indictment by the Grand Jury has been returned but not filed.
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New York
Wm. H. Talcott
H. B. Claflin & Co
United States
Bliss
Talcott
Jackson
Horace B. Claflin
Jona J. Donaldson
Clafin & Co
Lafayette Grant
Father Arrests and Kidnapping Case Ends With Europe Trip
Henry S Schreiner of Savannah was arrested on a kidnapping charge of his own children aged four and six after a habeas corpus hearing. The children were returned to his custody, then released again, and Schreiner sailed for Europe with them. Grandparents opposed the move.
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Bathuory
Henry S. Schreiner
Savannah
Schreiner
Brown
Locust Point
Europe
Woman suffrage to be voted as separate proposition in Missouri
In St Louis on June 5 the State Constitutional Convention’s Committee on Electora and Elections proposed sending woman suffrage to the separate propositions committee for a vote when the constitution is sent to the people. After debate the motion to table failed and the convention adopted the recommendation. The provision will be submitted to voters as a distinct question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Assault on a Judge in Police Court Contempt Case
Lawyer J B Laughlin fined $25 for contempt by Judge Young. Later Laughlin assaulted Jo Young on the street, knocked him down, and was arrested and held on bail awaiting trial.
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Queverann
J. B. Laughlin
Young
O-Day
Laughlin
Jo Young
Laugit
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Goadotti
Java
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Ashland
Ket Hocking
Muskingum
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Ak Ae
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market
United Railroad
YaaDs
Owensboro
Hs County
Lexington
Journal of Commierée
Covington Stock Market
Financial Markets
General Markets
the State OF Trade
Galetta
Duaness
Pittsburg
Parker's
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Ind
Cincinnati Gasette
The
Darton
D. & S. E. Railway—Funeral
Cincinnati Gazette
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