Stocks Drift Lower Amid Inactive Market
The Boston stock market showed little activity with prices softening. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe fell to 1 814, Chicago Burlington and Quincy fluctuated around 12 34, Kansas City Fort Scott and Gulf reported July third week earnings of 31 956, Union Pacific slid to 93, and New York and New England declined to 264. Several bonds and telephones also moved down while some railroads gained or held steady amid anticipated litigation over Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis.
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Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad
Union Pacific
New York
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Flint
Pete Marquette
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Mexican Central
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Central Trust Company of
Cincinnati Northern Division
St.Louis
New England
Worcester
Nashua
Albany
Denver
New York and New England Railroad Company
Norwich and Worcester
Allyn’s Point
Groton
Conn
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Milford and
Woonsocket
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Franklin and Providence
American Bell Telephone
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Silver Islet
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Selma
Ala
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Binghamton, NY
Horn Silver Mining declares 3 percent quarterly dividend
The Horn Silver Mining company has declared a quarterly dividend of 3 percent payable on August 15. Orders in stocks and bonds executed by Richardson Hill and Co. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at No 40 Water Street.
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Horn Silver Mining Company
Stocks and Ponds
Boston
New York Stoc
Richardson, Hill & Co
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Hudson Street
Kneeland Street
Hichborn CO
Bond rate notes and debt details from pension fund data
The document lists interest rate figures for various bonds at 5, 3, and 4 percent, plus refunding certificates for the Navy pension fund. It records totals for principal of 1,338,232,000 and interest of 9,498,647.23, then notes debt on which interest ceased since maturity and other categories bearing no interest, including old notes and currency.
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Navy Pension Fund
Pucmoe
Ohana
Canmseecva
Tj Srb
Isi Cecnlctick
United States
Market Notes Show Weak Cotton and Steady Goods Prices
A wide array of commodities shows mixed signals with demand tepid for cotton, while dry goods, drugs, and chemicals hold near steady prices. Coffee and tea futures drift, while coal remains scarce and priced near last week's figures. flour and grain markets hint at modest activity with softening wheat and mixed oats in steady to lower ranges.
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Rio
Java
Modia
Maracaibo
Prine
Boston
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Otis Co
Cape Aloes
Lee
Taig
St Domingo
Maddock
St. John
London
Valencia
Oae
Sultana
Smyrna
Turkey
Norfolk
Palermo
Messina
St. Louis
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Tlinois
Warren Powder Mills
Eureka
Sporting
du Pont
Receipts of Stapie Products and Regional Railroads
Summary of consignments across multiple railroads listing bales of wool, bushels of corn and oats, cases of butter and eggs, leather hides and pelts, lumber, flour, tea, and other goods. Includes Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence lines, and sea and express shipments with numerous quantities and designated products.
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Aurg. J. Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Grain Notes Charleston to New York
Markets show quiet steady cotton in Charleston with mixed receipts and sales across cities. From New York to Chicago and St Louis reports cover cotton, wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and coffee prices, with receipts and shipments varying by port and region.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Canadas
Chicago
Chicago Park
New York
Uplands
New Orleans
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
Co Dull
Rye Steady
Saies
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Cuba
St. Domingo
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City Extra India
Continent
South America
Tim
Cattle Market at Watertown and Brighton Reflect Strong Western Supply
The Watertown cattle yards reported heavy western stock shipments with 2,023 head from Chicago across 142 cars. Prices varied as better grades sold higher, while northern and eastern cattle added to local demand. Brighton and Union market figures show steady to rising prices with numerous sales of steers and milch cows, including Jersey and western stock, as exporters push for beef with favorable weather aiding sales.
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Onental
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New England Railroads Upgrade With New Coaches and Lines
The New York and New England railroad received three fine passenger coaches from J. G. Brill & Co of Philadelphia, with seven more arriving soon, and ten additional coaches daily from Gilbert Manufacturing. New rolling stock includes 30 coal cars from Huntington, Pa. Also noted are rail projects in New Mexico, Mount Kearsarge survey work, and a $20,000 private car gifted to Editor Talbott. Regular trains now run Milford to Franklin, with six trains daily. the double track to South Bellingham will extend beyond Franklin next week.
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New York and New England Railroad
J. G. Brill & Co
Philadelphia
Gilbert Manufacturing Company
Troy
N. Y
Huntington
Armstrong Transfer
Boston Penelog Station
Boston Hotels Coach Company
New Mexico
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Socorro
Magdalena Mountains
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New Orleans
Colfax County
Texas, Santa Fe
Northern
Mount Kearsarge
Eastern Railroad
North Conway
Mansfield
Brighton and
Saco Railroad
Talbott
The
Railway Age
Michigan and Ohio Railroad
New York
Milford
Franklin
New Road
Bellingham
Boston
Connecticut Western Railroad Company
Court notes from Brighton and nearby courts on August cases
Judge Churchill presides as John Thompson faces assault and battery with $500 bond for Aug 6. Charles L. Smith’s breaking and entering case is continued to Friday. Thomas Kelley held in $7,000 for Aug 6 on robbery. Gustaf Rothubius charged with breaking and entering and larceny held in $800. Michael Hovey, third drunk, sentenced to one year in the house of industry. John Youngman fined $10 and costs for assault and battery. James Cotter fined in Brighton for larceny. James Breen fined in South Boston for assault. Highland court fines James Poole and Annie McLaughlin for fornication, with Annie sent to the house of industry for three months for larceny.
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Charles L. Smith
Thomas Kelley
Gustaf Rothubius
Michael Hovey
House of Industry
John Youngman
Brighton Court
James Cotter
South Boston
James Breen
Highland Court
James Poole
Annie McLaughlin
Col Codman Choice Triggers GOP Harmony Doubts
The selection of Col Charles R Codman to lead the Republican convention draws criticism for his past opposition to reelection bids of Bowman and Candler. Observers question how Bowman and Candler will reconcile with him and support the unity drive. Rumors say Robinson, seen as the likely candidate, is too cold blooded and unenthusiastic to rally office seekers and party backers, likened to Senator Hoar, risking disappointment in the eastern voters if he leads the ticket.
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Col
Charles R. Codman
Col. Codman
Bowman
Candler
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Hoar
Provincetown Excursion Draws Favorite Steamer Today
The excursion steamer sails to Provincetown with passengers given an hour ashore to explore the old port. A Merrimac river voyage is planned on Friday for the season’s first trip, followed by a Sunday off shore cruise.
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Provincetown
Merrimac
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