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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1865

Page

3

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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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.

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.

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.

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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