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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1891
Page
5
A brief wire item circulated in the Agin News sheds light on a local topic drawing attention from residents. The note mentions a community focus and hints at forthcoming coverage or actions to be taken by nearby organizations.
The Liverpool market reported steady tone with middling uplands at 45 16d. Sales reached 7 000 bales while futures closed weaker.
Readable text indicates mixed market signals with a drop in some indices and half promises versus earlier highs. The fragment references large values 54,000 and 73,000 and notes a general view of decline amid current trading.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions prices, packages, and locations with distorted place names. No clear event or entities. unable to identify persons or organizations.
Fragmentary notes indicate fluctuating prices and cautious demand. Mentions of spots, liquidity, and market receipts suggest subdued activity and cautious outlook for agricultural and commodity deliveries.
Fragmentary OCR line lists odd sequences 0557 67 34 00 and product-like figures 15 17.28 3738 4748 9455 6165 suggesting a misread ledger or ad log. No clear event or named entities are recoverable from the readable text.
Money closed easy at 2 percent the day’s low for the New York money market with a high of 3 percent and firm exchange. Government bonds remained steady while various state bonds and stocks traded with mixed bids. The New York produce market showed flour prices steady to firm and grain futures weak with oats, corn, and rye open to declines. Pork and lard remained steady, with molasses dull and sugar prices mostly unchanged.
Coffee Spot reports firm coffee and weak wheat in Cavendish markets. Wheat slips on lower cables while corn stays soft in southern markets. Provisions steady as hog receipts limit gains. Advertising blurb touts a healing salve with money-back guarantee.
Market for spirits turpentine steady with prices 33 to 34 cents per gallon. Rosin mixed with common at 1.35 and strained at 1.40. Wilmington reports spirits turpentine at 30 to 34 cents, rosins firm from 1.20 to 1.25, tar at 1.30, and crude turpentine firm with hard at 1.00, yellow dip and virgin at 1.90.
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