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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1875

Page

6

Large Increase in New York Bank Reserve Reports

The New York bank statement shows a large gain in legal tender notes and a moderate rise in specie due to government disbursements. The net reserve increases by 2,697,450 with a surplus of 22,035,975 over requirements, while loans decline and money lending trends ease. Local exchanges hold steady amid broad market cautiousness. government securities and stocks show mixed movement with Lake Shore active and overall dullness in other equities. Sterling stays quiet, gold firm, and provisions firmer amid sluggish trade in most goods. Monday Morning, June 21.

New York Eastern Exchange Morwine Cincinnati Southern Railroad Lake Shore

Cincinnati Markets Abridged for Sardepay June 194P

Market notes list receipts and prices across commodities in Cincinnati. Butter, hay, hogs, lard, coffee and cotton show active demand and varied quality pricing. eggs, fruit, flour, grain, and provisions reflect firm tones with specific per unit quotes. Live stock and rail trade show steady to firm values for cattle, hogs, and sheep. railroad stock receipts indicate cautious buyer activity and price ranges.

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Market prose notes stronger provision tone and demand

The report notes groceries unchanged with no new features. The provision market showed improved demand and firmer tone as holders sought higher prices, restricting progress.

Receipts for the Week at Covington Stockyard

Covington weekly totals show shipping cattle 69 head and market cattle 764 head. Shipping sheep 1593 head with market hogs noted. Prices range with best butchers' beef around 6 to 8 cents for sheep and lambs. hogs at 6 to 8 cents. Ashbrook and Co. are the proprietors.

Covington Seaead W. E. Ashbrook & Co

English credit collapses widen as several firms suspend

The New York Tribune reports multiple English failures with large liabilities including Young, Borthwick & Co of London, Westhead & Co of Manchester, John Anderson & Co of London, and John Strachan & Co of London. Rumors of more suspensions rise, while panic remains limited and details await the mails.

New York Tribune England Young, Borthwick & Co Bill Brokers London Westhead & Co Manchester John Anderson & Co John Strachan & Co Aeery Adamson & Sona J. C. Fowlie Xander Collie Peluse

Decline in British Trade Reflected in Global Financial Disturbances

The article analyzes a downturn in British and Irish merchandise, noting declines from February to April and a 12 percent drop from 183 levels. It discusses broader South American and U.S. trade disturbances, criticizes optimistic theories, and argues recovery depends on human confidence as the world grows interconnected through commerce and telegraph networks.

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Financial Quiet and Mixed Trading in New York Markets

New York on June 19 reported dull foreign exchange on a Saturday with general stock activity. Government bonds firm, gold coin shipments totaled 600, with week totals of 180 600 dollars in gold and 10 000 silver. Stock exchange trading opened firm, then gained strength before easing to dull. Pacified by the Jerome Park races and Brooklyn yacht locks, several issues rose and fell with Lake Shore and Erie under pressure.

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Financial markets report from London and Frankfurt

Foreign markets show bullion into the Bank of England at £54,000. Discount rate for three months bills stands at 4 1/2 percent. Consols quoted around 93 9/16 to 93 5/8. In Frankfurt the 6-20s of 1862 trade near 92 3/4. London general markets note steadier cotton prices with uplands around 7s 16d per pound and middling Orleans 7s 54d. Flour and corn values mixed with pork and beef prices listed. spirits turpentine and lira rates mentioned.

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Cotton Prices and Receipts Across Markets on June Nineteenth

New Orleans reports 1000 bales with demand limited to select buyers and firmer prices in middling grades. Milles show 139 bales received coastwise 42 bales shipped. Great Britain imports 6001 bales. stock on hand 49727. unsold 29400. on shipboard 27000. Other markets such as Cincinnati, Charleston, Galveston show steady to dull conditions with middling around 14 to 15 cents and varied net receipts.

Great Britain Charleston I Galvestox

Boston Wool Market Shows Demand for Fine Fleeces

Market reports indicate strong demand for fine fleeces with high outside prices for choice old double extra and new double extra. Sale figures cover various grades from Ohio and Pennsylvania at 51 56c to Michigan at 46c and Western fleeces at 34c, with washed and delaine varieties bringing 56 60c and higher.

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Market Receipts and Prices Report for Owr0aG June 19

Receipts for the day totaled Owr0aG. The market was active and dry with prices about 20c higher. Steers high were 6 60 to 6 90, fair to choice 7 00 to 7 25, inferior to poor 6 00 to 6 50. Shipments reached 14,000 head. Sheep receipts were 100 head with a dull, nominally unchanged market.

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Market Report Shows Quiet Trading and Auction Notice

In New York on June 19 the market was quiet across departments with cotton goods selling slowly and prices nominally lower. Sideband prints dull, chocolate fancies more active in certain bends. Worsted coatings stronger. 500 pieces of black foreign domestics to be sold at auction without reserve next Wednesday per The Daily Bulletin.

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Market Report From Across Cities June 19

Grain and livestock prices drift with mixed demand across Milwaukee St Louis Baltimore and Philadelphia. Wheat firm with No 2 milwaukee at 1 38 to 1 34 percent, corn 704 to 74 cents, oats 58 to 69 cents, pork futures rise, lard steady, hogs slower, beef prices mixed across western and eastern markets.

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Forty Thieves in Kentucky Reported Scams and Arrests

A Brown County scheme involving Squire Watson and associates unfolding across Batavia and Brooksville led to arrests and trials. Key figures include McBride, Stevens, Vance, and local officers as the defendants face bonds and upcoming court dates. The case centers on alleged false pretenses and attempted influence over warrants and money.

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The Barzillo of Florence a Memory of Tyranny and Treachery

The old palace of the Podesta in Florence known as the Barzillo is linked to centuries of strife and tyranny. Its tower bell rang for executions and for citizens to return home, and Duke Cosimo ordered punishment for lingering in the streets after it sounded. The National Museum now houses arms scriptures ivory carvings bronzes terra cotta and majolica with many pieces on loan from private collectors.

Florence Tower of London Florentine Cosimo National Museum

Ghent Pilgrimage Stirs Large Melee At Miraculous Aquarium

A wealthy Ghent area lady built a cement aquarium imitating Lourdes grotto. The event, framed as a pilgrimage, drew about 20 000 people. A clash with nonbelievers injured around 1000 as authorities halted open air processions.

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Yankee Doodle and the 1775 drums of Worcester

The drummer Robert Steele recounts mustering for Bunker Hill on June 17, 1775 and beating to Yankee Doodle. The song, popular in Dr Arne’s era, surfaced in a 18th century opera with a character Little Dickey who resents authority.

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Lions Feeding in Zululand Scene on the Zebras

A narrator recalls watching a lion family in Zululand as a zebra is killed and eaten. The pride consists of a male, a lioness, and four cubs. the mother drives off rival hyenas and protects her young while the rest of the pride feeds on the carcass. The observer recalls climbing a tree to escape the mother and later watching the family depart.

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Portrait Dispute Over Pocahontas Portraits Compared

A Richmond Whig report discusses a Pocahontas portrait presented by Dr Beale and a Sully copy in Volume 3 of a North American Tribes history. It notes essential form and costume differences and questions genuineness and the copies’ fidelity to an original painted in England in 1616.

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Living by Rule A Parisian's Odd Life and a Tragic Opera Night

A 70 year old Paris resident practiced long term anticipation to savor life. He avoided pleasures until the prescribed time, then indulged fully. At the Grand Opera he died after a fall from his chair during Meyerbeer music, an overexcited reaction ending a planned long life.

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Widow of Williston founder plans estate move in East Hampton

The widow of Samuel Williston, founder of Williston Seminary, plans to occupy the family mansion as her residence at the anniversary of the institution. Upon her death the estate may pass to heirs, with the homestead valued around $50,000 and designated for family use.

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