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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1891
Page
5
Market reports show steady tone with minor fluctuations across commodities bonds and stocks. Liverpool and New York prices moved modestly with government bonds steady as currency rates held. United Press dispatch reports mixed sentiment and cautious trading across major exchanges in London and the U.S. regions.
New York and Baltimore markets report flour closing quiet with various grade prices. Wheat futures opened lower but show undertone amid government report anticipation. spot prices for No 2 red winter and December through March deliveries listed. Corn and oats mix, lard and pork steady to lower, molasses dull, sugar steady, coffee steady. Baltimore notes firm hay and steady flour and patent bread products.
Provisions firm with pork at 11.00 per barrel for old and 13.50 for new. Bulk meats include loose shoulders 63, long clear 8, clear rib sides 74, sugar pickled shoulders 7, sugar-cured smoked shoulders 8, hams large 103 and small 11. Butter steady with various grades. eggs steady at 26. Coffee steady with Fair Rio cargoes No. 7 priced at 139a14. Sugar closed strong. grain granulated 43-16. Copper closed steady at 10% with one price at 1.25a1.26.
Chicago traders report dull yet firm wheat and corn with potential bullish government data, while pork and lard rise on Armour buying. New York spirits turpentine and rosin hold steady, and regional reports from Wilmington and Clarenton note firm tar and turpentine markets. Pimples, blotches and sores and their cause is removed by Simmon Liver Regulator.
Trains leave Durham on No. 22 Local at 6 10 A M No 2 Mail and Express at 2 30 P M Arrive at Durham No 1 Mail and Express at 11 55 A M No 21 Local at 5 30 P M No 2 connects at Denniston Junction with Atlantic and Danville for Danville and with Richmond and Danville for Raleigh at Lynchburg connections to North East West and South West Shortest direct line to points North and West Information from W N Mitchell General Superintendent Lynchburg Daily except Sunday Daily
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