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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1864
Page
3
An advertisement from a New York City clothing store seeks a capable cutter and foreman for its large department. The post promises top evaluation and a ready attitude for quick completion. An additional wedding unit is offered on request.
Wayne County reported 3008 votes for Brough in the October election and 2408 Union votes. The notice urges wider circulation of the Republican paper to boost support for a Union President next fall, offering subscription deals to clubs and new subscribers to expand readership. The message emphasizes educating every township and family in the county and promoting the paper as essential in the coming year.
A marriage notice records the union of Bert Cremre and Miss Mary Woodruff on the 30th at the Mansion, officiated by Henry Lebsz, Esq. The brief item notes the ceremony and participants in concise terms.
Advice on clothing for photographs warns what to avoid and what fabrics look best. It discusses sheen fabrics like satin reflectivity, light color choices, and suitable coats or vests, noting summer preferences and a Bell’s Photographic Palace offering a wardrobe option for patrons.
The New York market report dated February 1 notes quiet flour at around prior levels, whisky trading in a moderate range with some seller expectations, corn firming modestly, oats weak, wool steady, and provisions showing varied pricing. Hogs price references include western and city rates, with refined products nearby.
February grain prices show oats and corn dull with excess supply and steady to firm prices for wheat pork and lard. Provisions list steady bacon and beef values with mixed small sales. seed markets hold firm with timothy and flax seeds showing steady to firm demand.
In Cleveland the flour market showed no sales this morning with prices largely unchanged. Last evening small lots moved: one car red at 1.86 and one car do on track at 1.37. Oats saw limited activity with bids around 72 cents and primed cargos at 1.80 to 1.28. Pork, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, and dried goods posted modest bids and steady tones amid light stock.
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