Financial and Commercial Roundup in Market Quiet Times
June 26 Sarogpay Moagra report notes dull business and tight money in local markets. Eastern exchange steady with 7 percent money on call and 1-20 prem for buyers. gold at 117 1/4 to 117 1/2, silver unchanged. Government securities steady, local railroad stocks firm. New York stock market mixed with Pacific Mail, Lake Shore and Erie showing notable moves and high daily volume.
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Pacific Mall
Sarogpay Moagra
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Dave Do
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
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Globe ‘Insurance Co
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Chicago
Ind
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Michigan
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Pacific
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Pacific Mail
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Omapom Peet Boda
Western Oon
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Union Pacific Bonds
New Jersey Central
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N.sesneel
Erie
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Drew Jersey Central
Pittsburg
Western Union
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange
Pactic Mail
North-western
New York Dry Goods Market Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show a New York market item with unclear names and dates. No coherent events or figures emerge beyond mentions of dry goods trading activity and incomplete seller names.
Textile Trade Trends Highlight Hosiery and Fabrics
The report notes ongoing demand for hosiery for future deliveries and steady activity in fancy cassimeres worsted coatings Elysians and Ulaters as the clothing trade remains busy.
Receipts and Markets for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs
Receipts for twenty four hours to noon show cattle hogs and sheep with mixed demand. Prices for stock range from 50 to 660 for common to good grades with heavy cattle buyers scarce. Sheep and lamb markets are quiet but steady with firm tone and stable quotes.
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Jane
From Moke
Wool Market Report From Philadelphia June 25
Philadelphia June 25 Wool prices show steady supply and fair demand with improving tone. Regional quotes include Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia fleeces at 50 to 51 cents extra and above. other grades range from 46 to 60 cents depending on quality and treatment.
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Philaadelpha
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Market Receipts Show Mixed Demand Across Regions
Chicaso reports 2,800 head with a dull market and few sales. Prices range 510 to 650 for stockers, Texans 200 to 450. Shipments total 6,000 head. MLCGa notes 13,000 head with an active steady firm market from poor to choice 25, bulk at 700 to 710. Susxr records 10 head, market steady and unchanged.
Market Notes and Prices Across Banks of Grain and Provisions
Across major markets on June 25s reports show flour steady to firm with mixed regional demand while wheat advances in many spots No 1 Chicago spring at 101 to 102 No 2 Chicago spring 94 to 102 No 3 Chicago spring 94 to 4c Oats firm and higher with No 2 at 49 to 50c Rye steady Corn active and higher with bids around 66 to 69c for spot and July futures Barley mild activity Pork and Lard firm at 19 to 20 for new pork and 13 to 13 5 for lard Beef steady Western and State flour markets show varied gains and declines across cities Mammoth cargoes and smaller lots noted in several markets including St Louis Nashville Louisville and Detroit News coverage spans several states and major hubs with receipts and shipments detailed for wheat corn oats and barley alongside pork beef and bacon pricing and rail/boat shipments.
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Poten
Java
Coadley
Ohio
Gotton
Bales
Kentucky
Iowa
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Sige
Ter
Pdemain
Toscpionce
Liverpool
Mason County
Brown County
Owen Sante
New York
Corrom
Ideale Eas Decegber
Tignia
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W. Sr. Laws
Eeeney Westerm
Chicago
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Minnesota
Muscovado
Porto Rico
Kangoon
Biige
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Borrger
r.Lour
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Clever
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James
Burin ‘Sc
St. Joseph
New Orleans
Isigah
Geeta
Michigan
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Jane
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Oswego
Louisville
Isxeples
Nashville
Ieee Wosey
Philadelphia
Wirconnie
Mrovesots
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Andiana
Indianapoli
Detroit
Shipwenta
Memphis
Boston
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Pittsboro
Parker's
Loxpon
Sendy
Uplands
Orleans
Manchester
Pearsall Smith
Brighton
Germany
Holland
Italy
France
Belgium
Spain
Adolph and
Theodore Monand Dr
Fisch
Paris
Baron von Boetzeler
Father Grassi
Messrs. Wangemann
Berlin
Gobat
Basle
Fink
Zurich
O'Elobk
Prochnow
Tilleft
Signor Combre
Florence
England
Corn Exchange
Bedreoms
Moody
Bv Rte
London Markets and Bullion Report of June 25
London reports fair weather and bullion withdrawals of £1000 from the Bank of England. Consols quoted 93 16 for money and account, with various international securities mixed. Cotton trade news from Manchester notes lower prices and substantial exports, port stock at 901000 bales including 598000 American, with weekly export figures and stock afloat cited.
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London
Bank of England
New One
New York
Ene
France
Franxfort
New York Live Stock Market Summary June 25 Market Declines Continue
Boxers receipts 1370 head total 4850 for four days vs 5650 last week. Prices down 0.44 dollar. Western steers 1.3 to 1.4 dollars. Sheep and lambs receipts 3660 head with 13490 four day total vs 12550 last week. demand weak and prices lower. Hogs dressed 9 to 9 1 2 cents per pound. none live available.
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Volume and Market Dullness
In Boygate on June 25 the cattle receipts reached 1020 head with a weekly total of 11356 while sheep and lambs totaled 1400 today and 12600 for the week with slight activity. Hog prices showed light demand with heavy hogs at 7 37 and light at 7 50. The market was dull with fresh arrivals via consignments.
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Boygate
Ohio
Market Receipts and Arrivals Reported for June 25
Receipts total 1 088 head today and 4 080 head over the last four days as through stock dominated with no buyers on hand and shipments sent away. Hoog yards show 2 035 head today and 6 490 head in four days with prices around 7 20 and 7 60. Suesp Taosite records 600 head today and 300 500 for four days totaling 46 000 head.
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Eagr
Philadelphia
Taosite
Mining stock figures for today from Ophir to Belch Be
The listing shows mining stock values across several names including Ophir Seren Gould Cary Belch Be Frage and Yellow Jacket with varied prices. California and Ohir related entries appear among the readings with figures such as 59% and 38565 noted alongside other numbers.
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Ophir
Seren
Gould & Cary An & Belch
Albany Live Stock Market Report Summary
Albany livestock market notes weak demand with dull prices across cattle and calves. Receipts limited and prices struggling. buyers cautious as traders assess supply trends.
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Albany
Animany
Salen Siye
Ltd Ae
Cotton Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Demand
New Oatrans reports good demand with 1 150 bales sold at mostly good ordinary to strict prices. Mumruis notes steady cotton with light offerings and 200 bales sold, while Galveston lists quiet trade with 1 188 bales sold and 2 627 bales exports. Savannah and Charleston show quiet to unchanging markets with modest coastwise exports and small sale totals.
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Great Britain
Mumruis
Galvestox
Charlastox
Savannah
Moxsite
Bates
Broad religious currents and missions across nations
Reports note Catholic growth in Pennsylvania and Britain, a declined Boston Park Street call, new church endowments, and widespread revival movements. The piece covers clergy changes, missionary salaries, and Pearsall Smith meetings with international participation and strong attendance.
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The
Boston Journal
Robinson
New York
Park Street Church
Boston
Speech by Swedish King alarms Danish readers in Berlin banquet
Copenhagen correspondent notes a painful impression in Denmark over reports that the Swedish king toasted renewed comradeship with Prussia at a Berlin banquet. Danes fear a new war alliance could threaten Denmark and Norway, while noting the king’s unpopularity amid mixed reactions in Danish circles.
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Pal Mall Gazette
Sweden
Berlin
William
Denmark
Norway
Stockholm
Jesa
Faller Vial
Apeech
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