Market Sags After Supreme Court Blow on Combinations
New York March 23 The securities market fell after yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling in the Trans Missouri Freight case. Vast selling intensified as reports of New Jersey floating debt and the Dehleh and Wilkesbarre leases suggested a Jersey Central dividend cut next month. Sugar and rail stocks led declines with Jersey Central dropping sharply and several notable issues sliding 1 to 2 1/4 percent.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Trans-Missouri Freight Association
Vanderbilt
Chicago Gas
Iminess
Iminess Legislature Will Shortly Pass A Bill To Permit the Constitment
Chicago Gas Company
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Dehleh and Wilkesbarre
Jersey
Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
Jersey Central
Burlington and Quincy
Northwest
St. Paul
Hock Island
Omaha
Manhattan
Minnesota Iron
Market Report From New York Flour and Grain Prices
New York markets show quiet steady conditions across grains with No 2 red wheat and No 2 Northern bids around 4940 and 4940. corn dull and firm with Mar and May futures near 29 to 34 cents. oats steady with May at 21 76 cents. butter firm with creamery at 19. beef quiet and unchanged. lard steady at 4.40. coffee futures mixed around 8.20 to 8.45. sugar quiet with refined steady.
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New York
J. GO. B
Tilbe
Lgins
Rio
Laguayra
Java
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Patr
Liverpool
Chiicago Market Brief Reports Mixed Opening Quotations
In Chicago on March 23 firmness ruled in early trading as quotes dipped briefly at Rho opening. The market showed volatility with some stocks giving back gains while others held steady amid cautious investor sentiment.
Market closes steady with cautious gains after price depression
The day saw subdued trading as yesterday's threats lingered, with corn and wheat moving similarly and oats remaining steady. Hog prices fell 5 cents amid light demand, later aided by connected grain optimism, while cash quotes showed dull, easy flour and varied commodity levels across pork, lard, ribs, and whiskey.
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Terday
Judy Ceee
Ulysses Leesawa
S. Cy
Market notes on grain futures and bids in Baltimore
In Baltimore on March 23 traders reported flour dull and wheat easy with spot and May bids around 80 cents for wheat. Corn bids steady to firm with March and April showing values near 27 to 29 cents. Oats held firm with No. 2 white at 25 to 26 cents and No. 2 mixed around 23 to 24 cents. Various steamer mixed and Southern white and yellow corn prices appeared with multiple bid figures including 28 to 29 cents and unusual coded amounts observed in the report.
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Baltimore
Southern
Cotton market closes quiet across New York and Liverpool
New York reports midling cotton at 7 3/4 cents with total receipts of 10,557 bales and weekly exports to Great Britain 28,071 bales. Futures end steady with March at 7.01 and December at 6.50. Liverpool and New Orleans show similar soft tones with prices and open bids listed.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Liverpool
Ceotton
Dull
Amul
New Orleans
Wholesale Provisions Market Reports Norfolk March 23 1897
Wholesale quotations from Norfolk show strong provisions and steady bulk meats with varied prices for hams bacon lard and pork products. Dairy oils coffee and flour prices listed with ranges for different grades and weights reflecting market activity.
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Norfolk
North Carolina
S. C
Western Dairy
New York State Dairy
New
Western
Keresone
Market Prices From Eastern Market Report Grain and Produce
A detailed listing of current prices across grains, feeds, fruits, seafood, livestock, and dairy. Items include rice grade prices, sugar and flour specs, oats and corn, oats and meal, hay, oysters in bulk and in shells, various fish, live stock valuations, dairy, poultry, eggs, beeswax, naval stores, and farmers' market tones. Key entries show price ranges for milling sugar, grain, milled goods, and regional commodities with notes on health and market demand.
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North Carolina
Shipping arrivals and clearances list
Shipping news item lists arriving ships and cargoes with vessels Langham Stephenson Strathness Lambert's Point Jenkins Nettie Virginia Bheman large N W Nos 1 and 6 Wm Lamb Co coal ships Mabel Ruth Wm A Hargraves Ardova Phillips Hambure cleared by Wim Johnston Co with 102113 bushels corn and 550 tons pig iron.
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Langham
Stephenson
Cardenas
Cuba
Strathness
Schr
Mabel and Ruth
Cobb
North Carolina
Wm.a. Hargraves
Enley
Br.stmp
Ardova
Phillips
Hambure
Wim. Johnston Company
Express Trains and Car Attachments Mentioned
The notice describes express trains with trip times of thirty five and forty five minutes and mentions a chair car attached to passenger trains. It lists prices at twenty five cents and names B P Holland and R 11 Panilli with Gen Supt Gen Irt and Pass Agt roles.
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Scents
B. P. Holland
Pannili
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Schedule March 1 1897
Norfolk and Southern railroad timetable outlines daily mail and express departures from Norfolk to Elizabeth City Edenton and other points with connections at Edenton Belhaven and Norfolk. Evening express leaves Norfolk at 4 10 p m for Elizabeth City and adjacent stations with further connections. Arrivals include daily mail and express at 4 25 p m and 12 30 p m with rail connections. Freight and passenger offices and agents listed.
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Virginia Beach
Southern A.R
Norpfolk
Elect Monty
EXCEL
Mail and Express
Alizabeth City
Edenton
Mackey's
Err
Roper
Puntego
Belhaven
R. R
Miymouth
Jamesville
Williamson
Windsor
Chowan
Scuppernong River
Avoca
Straumer Virginia Dare
Makleyville
South Creek
Aurora
Washington
Newberna
Elizabeth City
Roanoke Island
Jelizabeth City
Thurstine
Newbern
Ocracaxe Tuanding
Morehead City
Kinston
Goldshoro
Jacksonville
Wilmington
N. Tc
Xpress
All Rail
Steam
Lnes
East Main Street
Norfolk and Western
Preight
Water Street
Eastern Carolina Dispatch
Breight Line
Old Po
Norfolk and Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Western North Carolina
N. & S&s Roor, Co
Norfolk, Va
WM. P. Clyde 2 CO
Philadelphia
European evening rail schedule fragment
A fragmentary timetable shows departures from Portsmouth High Street at 5 50 pm to Norfolk Main Street at 6 30 pm and Old Point Hygiene Pier at 7 30 pm, with an arrival in Baltimore Union Dock at 7 00 am, under PAR B & O.
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Portsmouth
Norfolk
Old Point
Newport News
Richmond
Washington RY & P
Staunton
Clifton Porge
Iwesenes
Virginia Fot Springs
Peete
Comesienensesss
Cincinnati
Toursville
Chipabo
Noitil
Sullerain
Chattanooga
Raleigh
Portamouth
Greensboro
Asheville
Flat
Springnon
Knoxville
Chattanooga Hoy
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis Ly
Wingfield
Main Street
Jackson Street
Norfolk Ferry
Prnn
Trugien
Queen Street
Lut Street
Tialtimore
City
Baltimore
Mc. Lamb
J. J. Wingpimn Ltd
Marin Street
Atlantic Motel
Worth
Sone
Matthews
Washington
High Street
Mualn Street
Hygein Pier
Union Duck
Jetta
IRS
Hk. R.B
New York
Philadelphia
Union Depot
Canton Depot
OLD Port Coicc
Cesar
Lim Ar
West Matin Street
Bommer
Silips
Alus
Norton
Tuy
Avai
Theket Ville
Mula Street
Whare
TIMI
Hampton Trends
Northampton
Luuray
Accomuck
Enola
Itave Company
Portsimouth
Pom Nay
Jouvey Cine
Y. i
Hampton
Bay Line
NSW Port News
Anfield
Wate
Caping's
Severn River
És A
Thay Line
Lenny Company
Mas
Tay Line
Oem
Nansemond River
Supfpolk
Als
Suffolk
Mathews
Back
Foquesin
Wire
Severn
York
Nansemondrive
Washington, N. C
Land
Ingson
Pamilee
Pimgo
R. R. Depot
Newhbern
N. C
Ligh Street
Uhiladelia Fe
Thiadelphia
Igh Street
All Rail
Sound
Boston
Pullman
Verney City
Cape Charles
Walke
Atlantic Hotel
R. B. Cooke
Merchants and Mine's Transportation Route Listings
Per the damaged OCR text, a historical notice outlines weekly transportation routes from Providence to Boston and Providence, with first and second class services and meals. It lists schedules on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and Wednesdays and Saturdays for another route, with sailing days and rates. It names agents in Norfolk, Baltimore, and other offices, plus perishable freight handling deadlines and contact persons.
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Boesn
Province
Loston
RH Wright
Norfolk
A.D. Stinnermins
Turner
JC. Whitndsy
General Omees
Naltimore
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John D, Potts
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