Financial and Commercial Summary in New York Markets 1875
The New York imports for May rose by four million dollars from April, with eleven months ending May 31 showing declines versus 1874. Customs receipts fell, money demand was moderate at 7.8 percent, and prime paper traded around 8 percent. Stocks and bonds reflected steady gold, firm exchange, and mixed municipal issues as markets cautious but stable.
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Phe Persign Commerce
New York
Eastern Exchange
London
Ikon
Cotson
Cincinnati Markets Roundup For June 15 Trading
Receipts and prices for butter, cheese, meats, grains, and produce. Details include butter 262 barrels, cattle 351 head, oats 625 bushels, hogs 704 head, flour prices, coffee grades, sugar and molasses rates, and cotton and flour market notes. Local demand described as steady with varying conditions across items.
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Timothy Deed
Rio
Ava
Ashland
Hocking
Sreatit
Kanawha
Fragmented Trade Ledger Notes on Livestock and Whiskey
The entry records various livestock交易 prices such as birds, hogs, and other items with quantities and per unit costs. It also mentions whiskey market activity with notes of inactivity and a firm price for 509 barrels at 115 per gallon.
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Dledingher County
Bird
Ois
Owen
Ohio
Market and cattle prices from Gicuxati.
Receipts for the past twenty four hours show cattle common grades at 24 to 28 cents, lambs steady at 5 to 7 cents. market firm. New York stock market opened quiet and firm with gains in Paul, North Western, Lake Shore and Union Pacific. Union Pacific April earnings up. trading volume around 96,000 shares with notable activity in Pacific, Western Union, Lake Shore, and Union Pacific.
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Ieee
Ns U
L. M
Cincinnati
New York
New York Central
Teepreey
Lake Shore
Michigan
Chicago
Pegei
Gicuxati
Gayleet
Groden
Berthe
Melor Bose
Teirginia
New
Paul
Wabash
American Express
Rayon
Pacific
Geenhias Dubbesdooias Col, & Beal
Rca
Eesti
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Western Union
New Jersey Central
North- Western
Lake Egre
Kansas & Pacific
Block Exchange Aere
Prosecution of H B Claflin Co in New York Custom House Case
The piece argues that H B Claflin Co faces a harsh prosecution for defrauding revenue through custom duties. It contends the case exposes failures and corruption within the New York Custom-house officers and the moiety system, detailing how smuggled silks entered at low priced duties and how clerks aided profitable evasion. The author insists the government bears greater responsibility and seeks a favorable outcome for the firm.
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H. B. Claflin & Co
New York
Claffe
New York Custom-house
Revenue Department
France
Custom-house
Claftin Hi
Claflin
Clafin
Clafin & Co
Sugar exports and trade shifts in response to duty changes
The Treasury raised drawback on exported refined sugar triggering brisk trade in recent weeks. Refiners report large exports mainly to Scotland and England, with substantial shipments to South and Central America and the Mediterranean. France remains protected, limiting foreign competition while England seeks relief. Glasgow and Liverpool emerge as key distribution hubs.
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France
Ngland
Glasgow
England
Continent
Liverpool
London
Baltimore and Ohio to start great drill at Keyser Station
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a large drill at Keyser Station West Virginia to assemble cars from the West and coal regions into trains destined for various delivery points. Two extra tracks between Mounts and the Cumberland Pennsylvania line will be dedicated to traffic, giving four tracks for handling. The drill will be over a mile long with fourteen side tracks for direct delivery to all points east and west. The arrangement aims to benefit the company and its patrons.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Keyser Station
W. Va
Neek
Dmont
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Ser
Burravo and Lames Cattle and Hog Market Report
Burravo June 15 reports totals for the week with 969 cattle receipts and limited feed quality. Trade was moderately active with good stock at strong prices and common stock at lower levels. Ohio clipped sheep were included among sales totaling 6,800 for the week, hogs steady to mildly higher with prices around 7.40 to 7.80 for various weights.
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Burravo
Carrie
Ohio
Wool-Fine Grades Firm Amid New Clip Arrival
Wool markets show ease in fine grades while medium and coarse remain steady. The new clip arrives. fleeces from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia quoted at 50 51c for double ex and above, 50 5ic. for extra, and 47 50c. for medium coarse. Michigan Western fleeces range 47 49c, washed and unwashed variations noted. No.2 and higher pulled at 40 46c. Wheat and petroleum offerings follow with quoted ranges and activity.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Grain and market notes from major cities
A long consolidated market summary reports dull Corrovis trade and firm grains across New York Philadelphia Louisville Detroit and other hubs. Prices for wheat corn oats barley rye and flour move with mixed strength, with pork and bacon futures steady to firmer and receipts and shipments detailed for several grain types.
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Paca
Lake and
Feitoard Sr Boela
New York
Barney
Bush
Chicago
Jones
de Lata
Teresa
Cora
Foreign Markets Summary from June 15 Three Months Bills Discount and Commodities
Market notes show three months bill discount at 3 percent, bullion balance England £25,000,000 and various commodity prices. Petroleum refined at 9d, spirits turpentine 2s 4 1/2d, cotton prices steady, flour and wheat receipts for three days total 34,000 quarters, American 21,000. Prices for pork, bacon, cheese and tallow listed. petroleum refined 94d, spirits 7 1/4d. London and New York market movements noted with commodity values across oils, grains and meats.
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Loxpox
Bngland
England
SBI
Eee Meyer New York Venwal
Arie
Ao Paam
Rbentes
Lavenroot
Orleans
Cotton Market Reports From Savannah Charleston Galveston
June reports show moderate demand for cotton with varied prices and large stock on hand. Receipts and sales details include bales transferred to shipments and shipments pending, reflecting a generally steady market across cities.
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Hines Ees Ee
Ster- Meera
Jon
Savannan
GaLvEstToy
Charleston
Chicago market report Carries receipts and shiploads
Chicago June 15 market receipts total 2,500 head with dull activity. Extra steers sold around 6.50 to 6.75 per cwt, stockers about 3.00 to 4.50, butchers about 2.75 to 4.50 for Texans and natives. Shipments also 2,500 head. Hogs receipts 15 head at steady prices. Sheep receipts 500 head and market entirely nominal and unchanged.
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Chicago
Carrie
East Lipertz cattle and hog sales report
In East Lipertz Pennsylvania on June 15 receipts for cattle reached 1 122 head with active market and steady figures. Hog imports were 1 265 head with prices from 7 25 to 7 75 in Philadelphia trades. Sheep sales totaled 5 700 head with bids from 4 80 to 5 50.
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East Lipertz
Cartie
Philadelphia
New York Business Roundup on June 14
Business remains quiet with commission houses importers and jobbers. Cotton pods dull for agents despite steady prices. Medium and fancy prints offered cheap for jobbing. Union moires reduced to 8.3c Gloucester cam brics and Shepherd plaids also 8c Woolen goods steady.
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New York
Hai
Union
Gloucester
Cambrics
Fourth Crop of Grasshoppers Challenge Theories
The Lincoln Neb Star reviews Prof Riley's claims about second generation locusts and notes a pattern of four successive grasshopper waves. It cites past hatches in Minnesota, Dakota, and surrounding areas, and discusses propagation and impact over years.
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Lincoln
Riley
Minnesota
Dakota
Foreign Matters and assorted world notes in brief
A mixed digest reports Salavin selling wine saltaate for £150,147 and recovered deeds from Ipswich waters. It notes Paris politics on church and state, coaching resuming in London, labor strikes over safety lamps, ancient eggs found under a tree in Dagobert’s ruins, and Lady doctors rising in India. It covers Mithridates era coins, Greek excavations, Utrecht bishops, German emigration, Hamburg maritime plans, and opium in Honolulu canoes.
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Eerl Fitzwilliam
Dagobert
Denis
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