Lincoln and Seward in 1860s national leadership clash
A critical appraisal contrasts Abraham Lincoln and William H. Seward as leaders during the 1860 Chicago Convention and early Civil War. It praises Lincoln’s populist, combative yet steady approach and credits Seward with shaping foreign policy, while arguing Lincoln united and guided the Union through cautious, sustained action. The piece condemns partisan views tying Lincoln to Seward and underlines Lincoln’s practical leadership during the rebellion.
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Latest Commercial Reports from Chicago May 6 1873
The Chicago market report notes quiet grain trade with opening strength and later softness. No. 2 spring wheat quoted near 1.23 to 1.29 cash and futures. flour, corn, oats, and rye show mixed movement. provisions firm with beef, lard, and pork prices given. Shipping and freight rates to Buffalo remain steady. cattle and hog markets described with ranges and demand notes.
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Harsh Spring Trade Slump Hits Major Cities
The season's storms have undercut spring trade in New York, Boston, Chicago, and St. Louis. Dry goods prices collapsed as traders fear overstock and push heavy discounts for early remittances. Morgan travels from New York to Europe amid reports of vast purchases.
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