Trade and finance notes from a 19th century market page
The report outlines imports, export expectations, and foreign exchange activity amid postwar trade shifts. It notes cotton and other Southern products resuming shipments, loosening restraints, and impacts on gold and government securities. It also cites dividend declarations, Treasury receipts, tax lists, and weekly dry goods imports with regional market movements.
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London
Pennsylvania
Waterways Questioned as Season Drought Grows
The letter discusses uncertain cotton trade in Northwest Louisiana and the likely reduction of available quantity this season. It notes water receding, with Shrovi and the cotton region potentially impeded within thirty days. Ten feet of water remain on the falls of Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Boone
Shrovi
Northwest
la Frill
Falls
Alexandria
Banking and Financial Notices From 1860s Era Bankers
Announcement of a seven percent anticipation loan from Sew York State with a January first maturity in 1867, funds to be paid or funded into a twelve year plan. Details point to quarterly interest payments and applications to National Currency Bank. Also notes for J Messenger Banker and a four percent deposit interest loan agency with sight checks.
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Genny
Bre
Grant
Saab
E. A. Rollins
York State
National Currency Bank
Walkal
Broadway
Q. W. Wilte
Caahier
Tar I J. Messenger
Henry Olews
OIE Olews & CO
NEW Vyork
Conan Slowad
Drokers
Torusanse
United States
City Government Board Notes June Meeting Actions
The Board of Councilmen met with President James Kinaye as presiding officer. Petitions discussed include Gilbertson’s curbside goods pickup at 4 Broadway, a pier at Ninety-second Street for Wharves and Piers, and compensation for loss of livestock. References to sewer protests on Mirth Avenue and a New-York Dispatch donation bill were noted, with actions referred to committees.
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Orrictat
Board OF Councilmen
Trionevar
Jane
Ed Zo'olook P. Mi
Toon of Chamber
James Kiayea
Keenan
Robinson
Stacom
Koster
Kon~ Boy
Brinkman
Brady
Patterson
Houghtake
Leary
McGrath
Green
Lent
Routh
O'Callaghan
Javonrath
Grean
Reilly
Fitzgerald
Jaye
Chers
John Gilbertaon
Number Four
Broadway
Sven
John Gilbertson
Rossel
C. OC. Rood
Haat
Bhps
Easter
Benjamin Dirdsall
Miret Avenue
Aaid Avenue
Connelman Russatl— Isl
New-York
Committee On Nations
Henney
Peter Hiley
Eleventh Street
Ulind peTane
Dallare
Tomy
Jayce
Lafagrod
Couneilman Hrinkman
Eldridge Street
Broome
Delancey Streets
Croton Aqueduct Department
Committee On Sewers
Kenney
Bites
East Sixteenth Street
Comman Council
Comptroller
Uouocuman
Kant Thorty-ninth-street
Eeducet
Committee On Public Health
Henry W. Hibbard
F. Koonland
Jacom— Rowgolvod
Bersby
Mary Vaughia
Chambers-street
Tymain
Reasel
Eighty-seventh Street
Fourth
Fifts Avenues
Heals
Terance Eagan
Gammon Council
Russell
Fifty-third-street
First
Second Avenuas
First Avenue
Croton
Forty-eighth-streat
Colweer Eleventh-avenue
Straets
Eleventh-avenue
Permia
Kotanger
Kowter
Suffolk-atrent
Grand-street
Lec
Enid
Common Council
Lin
Comptrailar
LB Coupeliman
United States
Mont Solorma
Thorafare
City of New-York
George Tesnecroft
Mala
Vibe Tion
Congress
Haniet Gounelis
Bancroft
Lincoln
Rattergon
Honorohy
Bowers
Henry-Street
Market
Gathsarang
National Aitaira
Brown and
Alexander
F James II. Boll
John P. Dodge
Committee On
Assnasmenta
Méchsel Kunta
Onting
Arading. c
Apjoh
Keonsh
Rom Board of Aldermen
Henry
Nutsey
Eldewalk
Orarbrad
St Camber
Board of Aldermen
Falcone
Poruitan
Douglas T. Sweeny
Fifty-ninth-street
Sixth-avenue
Mohich
Noard
John McGrath
Koop
Mum
Vesey-street
Pah- Uc Health
Couteilmaurdesco
A.T. Stewart & Company
Board of Aldermes
Cayor
Edward van Manat
Papeus Fncm Board OF Aldermen
John Groaney
Croaby-street
Trelfth-street
Clarkson and
Greenwich
Croton Aqueduct Board
S Lynton Smith Lyons
John Flandrew
James Sullivan
Daniel McChutos
Mohan McNes
Merbert Kuten
George Hultz
Lewis Lorin
Gernett Roach
Alexader McKnight
Kirty-ninth-street
Seventh-avenda
Barnard Brady
Posce
Lani
Spore
Araptad
Mesneauh
Shannon
Farley
Ottiwell
Norton
Horsby
Foxts-lirat-street
North Side
Madwon
Eft
Stadison-avanus
Thirty-fifth-Street
Lant
Mra C. Milla
Sixth Avenue
Commun Council
Kioh Wan
Atran
Groen
Fetzperald
Glao
Chamber of the
Et Alerien Patterson
Xervicus
Jon
Ty Hall Park
C. Gowroe
Waw-York World
Tung
New Yorker
Ae & W
York
New-York Era
New-York Times
Comercial
Ueaintan
Range Bell
Alex
Tames
Fledaey
Keenan, Groen
Mayon
Borg 3
Bale
Civ
Navw-York
iTerty
Godfrey Gusther
Mwhich
Bindy-eigh
Haselvad
Alamo
Tompkine-aquare Jromeopathic Dispensary
John P. Jone
Mealy
Robttoson
Biscom
Mayes
Brickman
J’attereon
Tonghtatlo
Smith
Joxne
Fitzgerall
Lountilinen
Kesnan
Healy
Hobinson
Blatom
Hayes
Keneos
Houghtalin
Lout
Smyth
Joyce
Commissns
Roenload
Amacan Beaman's Friend Society
Sadlers’ Shane
Uberry-stryat
City of
Sapre
Thomas Wodiffogton
Madison-avenue
Thirty-seventh-street
Rad
Quatinuy
Agata
Slacom
Alonday
James M. Sweeny
Ari Sarshin
MM. E
Rpotney
Etrancare
Samuel B. Bell
Chembenasal
Bookmann's
Atairs
Laundres
Uukilari's
Howeey
Shawns
A. Y
Alalion C
New-York City
Hiausewerk
Claes Salorman
Gouda House
Whia
Auddre
Fynly
Halsted
Haines
G. H. Knight
Gandmnali
Ohio
West Ithst
G.O. Allen
Oohk-Keeeper
Horacope
Dgalith Entey
Poat-ofice
Somrisaians
X.Y. Z
Hox
Eloottig Pollak
Brown & CQ
Blocel
Prices of Provisions in New-York Dec 1884 Market Summary
Prices of provisions in New York were mixed with some items in limited demand and others steadier. Rice dull, spiced by limited demand. salt and inland shipments steady. tobacco sales at private terms. tea in limited demand. sugar and tobacco prices steady with modest activity. whiskey and freight volumes described as dull, with several consignments sold in varying lots.
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Jane
Java
Maracaibo
SL Domingo
Naive Ceylon
Damand
Western
Superior State
iUiuola
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Geneseo
Eeeseeserseeres
Canaan
Jersey
Arandywane
H&e
Hreadatufs
Milwaukee
Messrs. Jones & Co
Natica
New-York
Lake Aod Rad
Do. P
Boston
Portland
Ieceipta
Ueloweot Point
Luton
Chineh-Bay
Atoru
Buffalo
Gawega
al Towlny
New York
Oswego
Ogdensturuh
Canada
Bulaly
Gawego
Ogdensburgh
Coysda
Cape Vincent
Tata
Inge
Bob
Bond
Lota
Hama
Cumberland Cot
Tierra
Heef Hama
Pennsylvania
River
Blaze
Tly Pally Kirkins
New-York State
Farw Dairies
Orsug
Liverpool
Turk’s
Havana
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Pittshoer
West
Rock Island
Eben Ling
Jdel
Chi
Alton
Atl
Fae Mort
St. Pal
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company
Treasury
Belance
Mivideni
Thia City
Tauta
le SaaeTt
Totalenteras
Washington
Gisnee de
Mianay iNternal Revenue
WattNnton
Inamanca Company
Questin
Treasury Deratment
Orvice
WaseinuTos
Exneippe T. Genar
Neso-Orleana
Ation
Led River
Shreveport
Partica
Mississippi
Feitra & Drovers
Mechanica
Banking and Financial
Une
Mene
Toady, Atrmer
Ialariog and
Streats
Tome Watte
Celawunellmen
Numet
Sxts
Tri
Lath-St. Presbyterian Church
Bundava
Janes H. Duns
David P. Holton
BM. D
P.M
Young Men'a Christian Association
Universl
My. Thompson
Hoan
Borvica
Messian
Evangelical Advent
AUROH
Lavina
New-York Association OF
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Inder
Butte
Lefferts Park
Corner Gates
Tompkins Avs
E. F. Joxes
Halle al - Jahee
Dares
UN Band of Brothers
Wae B. Walters
Hontafres
Invita- Aon
Ee Memorial
Hammond-St
Wavarlsy-place
Mangan Drz
D. Detor
Trinity Church
Lrne
Senate
Sy Hirth
Catherine and
Madison Sla
Sky P
Ali
Calabe Baptist Church
J. W. Bockland
Gibave
Jn al
M. Rableck
Sartore
Abe
Mrroai
Uy A & Own
Rego
Saaevet
Jones’ Assembly Rooms
Beate Strangers Walcoma
Emaia Tardinge Anh
First Spiritualist’s Society
Breedway
Zarthei Boateronce
Neeton HE Chapel
GRACE_ CIURCH
Harlem
Wat. MowgRay
Hircar
Episcopal Free Church OF the Redemption
G. HK. Dicusun
Sernee
Tepmev
Halsey W. Knapp
Broadwar
Hall
W. & Raeant
D. D
Biimprgh
Henn
Anne Ann
B. de Nionneom
D.v. Rmity
T. F. Witheri
Coral Chuse
Booth
Wi Illuetravons
Sumben
Ellren
William D. Sheldon
Woolcot
Shaldyn
G. W. Miller
Dorav
ATFAX
Ani
Aker
Seernd Lovre
Rossible
Watts
Armenia
Viteas Union Station
Feriognom
Cineta Ae Fowler