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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1867
Page
3
Democratic Enquirer reports on elections sales at Main Street venues David Tod featured speaker upcoming event at Twolhon next Tuesday evening and local notices of a race in Franklin Township about a man captured after a theft. Also covers bills in Congress on currency, tariffs, and education with state department communications and polling outcomes.
Washington dispatch from the Baltimore Gazette reports a heated Radiond vide debate as the Bankrupt Bill moves from Sonata Chamber to the House. The measure would extend a million or two annually to the American Screw Company, granting a continuing monopoly and provoking criticism as legislation skewed toward the few at the many’s expense.
A fragmented 19th century commercial item listing prices for flour oats pork lard and provisions. Mentions Cotten atendy Batsivone February 4 and North western trade terms. Reading is garbled with many misspellings and unclear amounts.
Chicago market update notes steady wheat futures with No 2 and No 1 grades trading near $1. Flour firms show moderate demand, corn demand steady for No 1. Osis and pork markets show firm tone with buyers present. Provisions market inactive but holders remain firm.
The Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut filed sworn statements and corporate documents with the Ohio Auditor of State. The company meets capital and solvency requirements and is authorized to transact live stock insurance business in Ohio until January 31, 1869. The certificate is signed by Auditor James H. Godman and Chief Clerk Jas. Williams.
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