Duke of Sutierma visits America and railway studies
The Duke of Sutierma arrived in the United States on July 2 to observe American life and railways. He toured facilities including Crewe works, discussed the Pennsylvania Road, and considered applying British railway practices. The Duke emphasized practical, efficient lines and faster stations, noting interest from English investors and potential adoption in England.
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Duke OF
Sutierma
England
America
Ife
Yantos
Pennsylvania
Avice Feorkaning
Crewe
San Stern
Suiles
Ami
Roy
Australia
Bay City
Bastar
Vieifell
Vieifell Classimebiing Works, Anc
Aivan
Mussell
Ain
Roy Heald
Soca
Iepansil
Shatuhold Lems
Anid
Fides
Democrats and Bonds Prompt Old Political Echoes
The article lists Democrat and Republican recipients of Civil War era bonds, noting totals and shifts in party support. It recalls Henry S Lane’s controversial 1856 Republican chairmanship and an anecdote about James Wilson’s Whig leadership, then reports post offices by class and state counts, Windom bond redemptions, and a July Fourth celebration committee led by Elizabeth Waynton Harbart.
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Henry
Lane
Demosthenes
Indiana
Sontiaiy
Elizabeth Waynton Harbart
Turpentine and resin markets mixed on July market day
The Wilmington markets report a quiet to firm day across turpentine and rosin grades. Prices show Strained and Good Strained margins, with sales volumes ranging from 50 to 500 barrels and 150 to 176 casks at quoted levels, while Piney resins and turpentine derivatives remain firm with mixed receipts and limited offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corros
Turpentine and Cotton Prices Fluctuate Across Day
Market activity remained high with turpentine selling at 39 cents per gallon and firm quotes for rosin tar and crude turpentine. Cotton quotations showed steady to slightly mixed levels with various grades and limited sales reported across the day.
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Srinus Turrentixe
Rostx
Crupe
Corron
Rostry
Virgin
Correy
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