Railway profits and freight rise amid travel boom
The period sees a surge in passenger and pleasure travel on the New York and Western trunk lines with increased traffic on Erie and related routes. Dividends are debated as investors watch August and February payout patterns. expectations remain for continued Central and Pittsburgh lines dividends despite market rumors. A $500,000 Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bond bid opens June 22, while Great Western Railway of Canada reports weekly traffic and U.S. domestic exports show modest gains. Distillers in Syracuse discuss aligning with New York State associations to curb revenue fraud as detectives expand enforcement.
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GENERAL MARKETS REPORT FOR NEW YORK JUNE 20 1865
Market summary from New York on Tuesday June 20 1865 shows receipts across key commodities with Ashes quiet at 760 to 787 per 100 for Pots and Pearls, Coffee in request with various grades quoted, and vast stock totals for bags and grists. Cotton dull at lower prices, middlings around 40c, flour and meal sections indicate shifting demand while other blends and shipper notes highlight the market tone.
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Market Prices and Grain Sales Report with Varied Brands
Savy today at a further reduction of 10c, irregular market airs. Sales since early figures total 7,300 barrels across Hyperfine Olata Western brands at 560 to 690, with various Extra Ohio and State lines progressing. Rye Flour, Corn Meal, and Grain-Wheat demand show shifts. No. 1 Milwaukee and White Michigan cited for bushel prices. Breadstuffs in New York and Boston largely steady. Prices for Barley and Breadstuff sectors largely inactive with limited demand noted.
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City Government Minutes Show Hydrant and Stands Permits
The June 18, 1865 session of the Board of Councilmen at City Hall approved a free hydrant on Eighty third Street near Fourth Avenue, granted William Finn permission to run a soda-water stand at Chatham and Mott Streets, allowed Donnie Murphy to place a stand at Chatham and 138, added John Dalnty's entry to a donation list, and ordered street widening on Stanton Street between Tomphiva and Macgin Streets.
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