New York Bank Statement Shows Reserve Gain and Market Shifts
The weekly bank report notes a $2.4 million gain in net reserve led by legal tenders, with banks holding $19.3 million in excess requirements. Open-market money remained easy at 7-8 percent, Eastern exchange firm at par, and gold steady near 116 ½. Stock activity was dull with mixed results. collapse in some notes and mixed railroad and bond movements described.
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Kew
York
Eastern Exchange
New York
Garrett
Moxpar Mormina
Treasury
Aro Eess
Prschianieeshediasiace
Sterling Exchange
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local notice summary
The readable text shows garbled fragments from a local page. It includes partial phrases about events and times but lacks clear names, places, or concrete actions to summarize a definite item.
Prices and Market Report From Watt Gaurts June Sale
A June market note reports shipments and prices for goods including cotton, cheese, flour, grain, meat, fruit, and oil. It cites buyers and sellers, with figures for tonnage, per ton and per bushel, and notes demand varying from dull to fair for items like coal Canawha and Youghiogheny segments, and lists hog products and whisky pricing.
Covington Stock Market Receipts and Prices Listing
Covixeron June 13 totals show weekly receipts of shipping cattle 172 head, butchers' 356, sheep and lambs 1 387, market 4 087, hogs 1 295. Prices range for cattle 4 4c to 5 4c, sheep 5 6c to 6 5c, lambs 6 7 4c, hogs 6 7c. W. E. Ashbrook & Co. Proprietors.
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Peeside
Market Wrap: Worldwide Bonds, Cotton, and Commodities
Prices for bonds and securities show discounts below Bank of England Consols while cotton markets report heavy trading. Cotton sales reach 50,000 bales for the week with 24,000 American exports. stock in port stands at 1,002,000 bales and afloat stock 526,000. Commodity prices: flour state and western at 22s, wheat No.2 to No.1 at 84 percent, corn mixed at 823 6d, pork western 70s 6d, eastern 28s 6d, beef American 78s 6d, lard 1s 6d, bacon 50s, cheese 65s, petroleum refined 9 4 1 2 d, Antwerp petroleum 264.
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London
Liverroon
Orleans
Antwerp
Petroleum
New York
Milwaukee
Canada
Bond
Mess Park
Lower
New
Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande
California
Chicago
Sarley
Paravisions
Pork—Iis
Waisky
New York Market Briefs Signal Mixed Trade Activity
June business shows dull overall concession trade and quiet jobbing. prints available at low prices remain active with weekly sales initially heavy. Cotton goods move slowly at unchanged prices while fancy wool hosiery for fall orders rises. woolens and foreign goods stay quiet among agents and buyers.
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New York
Woolens
New York Stock and Money Market Daily Report
Money closed at 2 cents on demand, commercial paper at 1 percent. Official rates rose to 1 percent. Gold traded around 116 1/4 and settled 116 1/4. Loans and clearings noted with $3,000,000 in clearings. State bonds and railroads showed dull to firm activity with mixed advances and later partial recoveries. Pacific Mail Directors met to discuss Panama loan installments. market fluctuated with notable volume in Erie, Lake Shore, North Western, Pacific Mail, St. Paul, Ohio, Western Union, and Union Pacific.
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Enna
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Miami
New York
New York’ Stock Exchange
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
New York Central
Union Pacific
Lake Shore
Securi
Onda
Amistant
Senate Ves
Virginia
Adams
Fort Ways
Wells & Fargus
Eae
American Haute Hariem
Jaum Central
Michigan Central
Uinois Central
Clev. & Pitts, Guar
A. & P. Telegraph
North-weatern
Guion ‘Pacifiers
New “Central
Delaware
Sarap
Peernoon
Jerome
Pacific Mail
Panama
Secenmaern
St. Paul
Stock Exchange
Erie
Lake.Shore
North-western
Western Union
Grain and freight markets show mixed in major cities
Reports from New York to New Orleans detail firm to steady prices across flour, wheat, corn and rice. Futures show slight weakness while actual shipments indicate moderate demand and varied cash bids, with notable activity in wheat, corn and rye across regions.
Cotton prices and receipts across several Southern markets
New Orleans reports steady quotations with 134 bales received and stock 55 337. Savannah records dull markets with middling 15 1/2 cents and 47 receipts. Montgomery notes Middling at 14 4/5. Mobile and Charleston show quiet to low spirits with middling around 14 to 15 cents and modest sales.
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New Orleans
Bates
Savannau
MomiLe
Cuharleston
Good Ordinary, Inc
Wool Market Holds Steady in Boston Trade
No material change in the wool market with steady inquiry for combing and delaine fleeces while prices ease. Kentucky combing on hand asks 60 cents though 46 to 47 cents possible in a forced sale. pulled wools held fair. weekly sales total 176,000 pounds amid weakening demand.
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Boston
Ohio
Michigan
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Elaine
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices Report
Cattle receipts 1 000 head with a quiet unsettled market except higher grades firm at firm prices Texans 2450 shipping steers 5 0 62 Shipments 5 000 Hogs receipts 10 000 head market fairly active closing 5c lower with sales mostly 725 to 740 prime heavy 730 750 Shipments 9 000 Wheat market notes show limited activity and nominal changes.
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Chricago
Comae Prime
Copper and metal prices in New York market report
In New York on June 12 the manufactured copper and related metals show varied quotes. Prices listed include ingot copper at 2300, 23 75. pig iron noted at 2750 32 00 and 220 27. iron and steel items steady with slight cuts. horseshoe No 6 quoted at 2400 2500.
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New York
Ingut Lake
Isarm
Cincinnati Zoo Gains Dr Doerner From Hamburg
The Cincinnati Zoo boasts a famed animal lineup including a remarkable donkey and a recent major hire. It imports Dr Doerner, a renowned zoological expert from Hamburg, to lead the new institution as Cincinnati strengthens its cultural standing amid a strong German element.
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Cincinnati
Nor
Gen Boynton's Account of Sherman Terms Controversy
Chicago Tribune summary contends Gen Sherman offered peace terms that would restore slavery and Confederate representation, effectively surrendering the Union to the South. The piece questions his mental state and calls the move a grave wartime misjudgment amid praise for other exploits.
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Sherman
Confederacy
Confeder Goverment
Malute
Sway
Orse
Springbok Wins Turf Handicap at New York Meet
At the American Jockey Club track in New York the fourth day of the meeting produced a crowded program. Springbok won the first race a one mile purse of 500 with five rivals. Calvin took the Belmont Stakes second. Wild Idle won the Jockey Club Handicap. Spendthrift led the Members Cup and Survivor captured the final event with Leader and Cariboo seconds and thirds respectively.
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New York
Jockey Clube
Springbok
Bob Woolleyd
Mate
F. Carver
Jd Donohoe
Dublin
McGrath
Chesapeake Calvin
Aristides
Chamberlin
Tom Ochiltree
Belmont
Roadsmanthus
Matador
McDade
Joe Cerns
Willie Burke
Lorillard
James. A
Sangara
O’donnell
Milner
Puryear’s
Warwick
Cameron
Bayminster
Harvey
Ozark
Calvin
Aristided
Jockeylub Handicap
Wild Idle
Preakness
Grinstead
Tubman
Spendthrift
Risk Scond
Warrior
Coronet
Survivor
Cariboo
Murder near Murfreesboro ends with arrest in mob fear
Mrs. Jarrett is found murdered at her Salem Pike home after sending her children to Col. Morgan's. Jesse Woodson, a enslaved man, is accused and later found guilty at the coroner's inquest and jailed to prevent mob violence. The crime appears to be robbery with sixty three dollars missing. Mrs Jarrett was formerly Miss Wooldridge of Franklin Tennessee.
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Taewa
Murfreesboro
Union
R. Jarrett
Salem Pike
Col. Morgan
Dink Lawrence
Jesse Woodson
Jarrett
Baying
Misa Woaldridge
Franklin, Tenn
Woodson
National shooting Tournament results at Creverano
The third day brought a cold wind as ties from yesterday were settled. Britton of Champaign and J Wilmer of Niagara Falls shared the third prize. Red Cool of Aledo won the fourth. Ed Hudson of New York took fifth. Purses totaled 950 with top prizes of 350, 300, 150, 100, and 50. Ninety six entries at twenty one yards produced various bird-kill counts, with E H Haskell of Grand Rapids winning first and G Stenton of Detroit second.
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Creverano
Britton
Champaign
Ill
J. Wilmer
Niagara Falls
Red Cool
Aledo
Ed. Hudson
New York
E. H. Haskell
Grand Rapids
Mich
G. Stenton
Detroit
Sheriff Seizes Hardware Company Property at Missouri Penitentiary
Sheriff Meyers of Cole County visited Jefferson City’s penitentiary to levy on property of the Missouri Hardware Company sub lessees. After resistance, a posse forced entry with a rock smashed door panels and seized tools machinery and other property amid a crowd but no violence occurred.
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St. Louis
Meyers
Cole County
Jefferson City
Missouri Hardware Company
Sebree
Jail Delivery at Cleveland Shocking Escape From County Jail
Creverano Ohio June 13 nineteen prisoners escaped from the county jail this morning after a girl committed for non payment of a fine procured a key and opened the doors before discovery. The escape includes burglars and assailants with charges of burglary assault with intent to kill horse stealing and grand larceny. Five have been recaptured.Authorities search for remaining escapees and police report a prior shooting involving two men in the gang.
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Creverano
Jetti
Rick
Death of Wealthy Boston Citizen Gardner
Joseph P. Gardner a wealthy Boston magnate aged forty eight was found dead in the woods near Beverly with a revolver in his hand and four chambers empty indicating death by his own action. He left his country seat last evening for a walk and was not seen again until today. He was Harvard class of 1847 with affluence and pleasant relations.
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Boston
Joseph P. Gardner
Beverly
Harvard
Libel Verdict Awards 10000 to W D Moore
In the libel case W D Moore versus the Line Post the Common Pleas Court jury awarded Moore ten thousand dollars in damages. The suit stemmed from a February 1874 Line Post article accusing Moore then chairman of the Democratic County Committee of abandoning his trust and betraying his party.
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W. D. Moore
The
Line Post
Common Pleas Cour
the Post
Clergy Exemption: Pastor Samuel R Wilson Remains in Previa
In Louisville on June 12 the presbytery did not depose Dr Samuel R Wilson from the pulpit. The action dropped his name from the Louisville Presbytery rolls rather than removing him from church duties.
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Sam. BR. Wilson
Louisville
Priety
Samuel R. Wilson
Government Bond Forgeries Case in Hills Held for Trial
June 12 report states parties implicated in forged government bonds faced trial at the present term with bonds set at 20 000 each. George Helmbold was honor discharged.
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Parapaipara
George Helmbold
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Financial Chronicle
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