Republican Ranks Broker Inaction And Tariff Debates
In Mecklenberg Aug 1 Senate continues tariff bill debate on lead products. Vance amendments to reduce duties on white lead and other items fail along party lines. Plumb breaks with party on enamel tiles and hydraulic cement, urging lower duties to aid domestic industry notes. West and Sherman weigh changes to china ware rates as chamber adjourns until tomorrow.
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Blair
Committee On Rules
Aldrich
Vance
West
McPherson
Mr. McPherson
Castile
Yeas
Finance Committee
Plumb
Hiscock
United States
Paddock
Plimb
Colquitt
Ingersoll
Messrs
Sherman
Mrr
Butler
Allison
Ohio
St. Joseph
Atchison, Kan
MicKinley
Congress
Vanderbilt
Protection
Philadelphia
House
Congressey
Tariff Commission
State House
Tonek Benmes
Texas Senate
Democratic Party
Jouse
Mr. Sherman
House Debates Non-Concurrence on Lighthouse Bill
In Washington on August 1 the House debated non concurrence with the Senate’s $50,000 lighthouse appropriation near Maryland Point Potomac River. Mr. Cannon moved the previous question after a protest by Mr. Rogers, a quorum issue arose, and a call of the House was ordered. Absentees grow, Republicans demand attendance. Cannon will seek to revoke leaves of absence.
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Cannon
Rogers
Yeas
Cail
House
Hotel guests and new maps highlight city sights
At the United States Hotel proprietor Mr Tilly Haynes releases two visitor maps of the city and surrounding countryside. Governor Joan Davis of Rhode Island stays at Parker's, and numerous prominent arrivals at Adams, PARKER's, CLARK's and other hotels are listed with multiple names and origins from cities such as Washington, New York, Manchester and Montreal.
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Tilly Haynes
United States
Joan Davis
Rhode Island
Parker’s
Venpomr
K. C. Laselle
Washington
C. G. Knox
St. Louis
W. Wilde
New York
P. C. Cheney
Manchester
N. HL
A. F. Dimock
Brunswick
A. Eckersley
Eng
W.d. Kotch
New Bedford
N. G. Pendleton
Cincinnati
Thomas Armitage
O. C. Wheeler
Baron de Thompson
James Neilson
New Brunswick
N. J. Uniter States
G. A. Shelton
Shelton, Conn
George N. Ladd
Spencer
Simeon Borden
Falliver
H. Spooner
Nantucket
H. B&b. Warden
Punta Gorda
Fla
O. L. Baker
Cleveland
O. Youna
Frank Squire
Brooklyn
N. Y
F. J. Biggs
London
Enog
Dr. J. ©. da Costa
Philadelphia
Alexander
St. Paul
Mann
W. B. Tebbetts
Denver
Col
E. H. Sampson
F. L. Abbott
Concord
N. H
Stephen Parish
M. A. Phelps
Harrtford
Conn
Lucius Luttle
New Haven
J. Whitman
Plymouth
A. H. Webb
Brattleboro
E. B. Sutcliffe
Halifax
Raymond Whitcomb tour reaches Vancouver on Alaska trip
A Raymond Whitcomb party from Boston New York and Philadelphia arrived in Vancouver after a pleasure ride via Stanley Park Hotel Vancouver and Fraser Canyon scenery. The first solid Boston to Vancouver train outing and an intended Alaska voyage on Friday by Queen of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company are noted.
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Victoria
B.U
Sprerau
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Vancouver
Stanley Fark
Luton
Fraser Canon
Glacier House
Selkirk Range
Columbia River
Gold Range
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Nort Bend
Alaska
Queen
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Amusement Attendance in Boston Reaches Million-Ticket Mark
A statistician estimates Boston audiences for Fall of Babylon amusement events total about 3,000,000 tickets sold each year. This averages nearly seven per resident of Boston proper, with potential rise if Barnum and Bailey stay through summer.
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Babylon
Boston
Messrs. Barnum & Bailey
Pavonia Sail Leaves Boston for Liverpool with Noted Passengers
Cunard steamer Pavonia, Captain Alexander McKay, sails from East Boston at 10 a.m. for Liverpool. The saloon list includes many prominent Bostonians such as Clement K. Fay Frederic Amory Winthrop Sargent and Mrs Cheney. Other Boston travelers board Umbria La Bourgogne and Lahn for Havre Bremen and Kaiser's voyage.
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Cunard
Pavonia
Alexander McKay
East Boston
Liverpool
Frederic Amory
Haile
Frank Whitney
Louise Field
Mary O'Donnell
P. J. O'Donnell
Furbush
G. A. Greene
Henry Wainright
Marshall
R. Russell
Pp. C. Cheney
Edward Bb. Sutcliffe
Iw. K. Melcher, Jr
Boston
Umbria
Too Crazy to Appreciate Kindness, Portland
Aug. 1 Captain Trundy of the Cape Elizabeth life saving station rescued an intoxicated man in a small boat drifting toward breakers. The man attacked with an axe, but the captain wrestled the weapon away and steered both boats to safety. He then risked another return to pull the man from danger and keep him from the rocks.
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Portland. Me
Trundy
Cape Elizabeth
Business Failures Across Nations Rise and Fall
New York August 1 report shows 189 total failures this week from R G Dun and E Russell agencies. United States 167, Canada 22, down from last week and the week before. Bradstreet’s records 131 US failures, Canada 28, year total 6200 in the US since January 1.
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New York
R.G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Bradstreet
Secretary Blaine Remark on Route to Bar Harbor
A famous remark attributed to Secretary Blaine about a single route between Boston and Bar Harbor is noted. The remark is contrasted with the then unbuilt Plant line steamship Olivette, leaving him unable to assert sailing times for direct Bar Harbor service on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 p m.
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Blaine
Boston
Bar Harbor
Plant Line
Olivette
Chicago Real Estate Schemes Stir National Gentry
A Chicago man’s urge to acquire desired objects is likened to Davy Crockett’s tale of the coon. The piece declares Chicago businessmen routinely gobble up ventures, paralyzing distant communities with bold schemes and sweeping influence. It praises Chicago’s bracing air transforming others into shrewd, ambitious figures.
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Chicago
Davy Crockett
Atlantic
Money Market and Stock Notes From Boston August First
The Money Market report shows Clearing House rates at 6 percent with some loans bid at 6. New York funds are more available, with general time loans 4 to 6 percent and collateral calls 5 to 6 percent. Exchange totals, balances, and government securities move with quiet activity while foreign exchange quotes edge lower. A new $500,000 gold shipment boosts weekly totals to $5.975 million. silver withdrawals for export and copper movements are noted as market dullness persists. Sugar certificates rise sharply with heavy short-covering as Sugar Trust reorganizations loom, while Osceola and other mining stocks publish dividends and variable results.
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Sight
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Savannah
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Walker
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Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Utah & Northerns
Cheshire
Fitchburg
New England
Old Colony
West Mnd
Dividends Declared by Railroads and Banks
The Manhattan Railroad Company declares a semi annual dividend of 8 2 percent. The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company declares a quarterly dividend of 2 percent on both preferred and common stock. The Central Loan and Debenture Company of Kansas City declares a semi annual dividend of 4 percent. The Franklin Savings Bank of Boston declares a semi annual dividend of 2 percent. The Soule Piano and Organ Investment Company declares a quarterly dividend of 3 percent. The St Paul and Duluth railroad directors declare a 4 percent dividend on preferred stock payable September 1.
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Manhattan Railroad Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Central Loan & Debenture Company
Kansas City
Franklin Savings Bank of
Boston
Soule Piano & Organ Investment Company
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad
City Funding Bonds Bid Notice by Tacoma City Treasurer
Fennessey Armstrong Co Banbrers offers high grade bonds as investments. Yea led 5148 received until noon Saturday August 30 1890 for City Funding Bonds 240000 and City Hall Bonds 200000 to be issued in 1000 denominations bearing date July 1 1890 payable July 1 1920 or after July 1 1910 at city option. Interest semi annually in New York City, bid rate. City reserves right to reject. G He Woehler City Treasurer Tacoma Wash.
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Yea
City Hall
New York City
G. He. Woeeler
Tacoma
Wash
New Loan Promoters and Agents Listed at Water Street
New loan promotion details at 40 Water Street naming Promoters and Negotiators. Mentioned are New England Representatives of Lawrences and Mott & Co agents for English investment syndicates located at 2415 Broadway.
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New England
Lawhrences
Mott & CO
Broadway
Foreign Financial Report shows scarce money demand and varied stocks
London August 1 12 30 p m Atlantic and Great Western firsts 369s seconds 542 Canadian Pacific 80 percent ice 26 Erie seconds 105 Illinois Central 1184 Mexican ordinary 42 percent St Paul common 74 Pennsylvania 647 Reading 2314 Mexican Central news 13 percent Money 4/2 per cent scarce and wanted
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Electric Stocks Listing from Prescott & Co Source
Electric stocks prices from I W Prescott & Co show quotations for several firms including Eastern Electric Cable Company Union Electric Car Company Thomson-Liouston Company and Puomson European Electric Welding Company with various figures. The page lists multiple company names and numeric stock values in a concise market snapshot.
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Eastern Electric Cable Company, Ptd
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Thomson-Liouston Company
Puomson European Electric Welding Company
Peem Ae Giana Ep
New York Financial Roundup Delivers Quiet Market Drift
Money on call eased to 3 percent final as prime mercantile paper held near 5 6 percent. Sterling stable around 4.85 to 4.89. Sugar and Edison Electric showed minor moves. Sugar refiners up to 80 34. Edison Electric at 107 14 after opening 106. Broad lists remained dull, with most prices wavering within narrow limits. Railroad bonds quiet. Union Elevated up to 110. Chattanooga 6s at 109.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Edison Electric
Chicago & East Illinois
London
Atchison
C. & St. Louis
Union Elevated
Canada Southern
Chattanooga
San Francisco Class Bb
Iron Mountain
Wabash
Union Stock Yard Company reports quarter earnings and assets
For the quarter ended June 30 the Union Stock Yard Company of Sioux City shows gross earnings of 41249 with expenses, including interest, of 21724 and net 19525. Balance from prior quarter 11986. Total available for dividends 31511, of which 144 percent or 30000 was paid July 1. Land and lots sold for 820000 and debt reduced, cash in bank 34133, and profit and loss surplus 272728. A 100 percent stock dividend is noted and certain properties were sold above book value. Connecticut River railroad reports a June 30 1889 comparison with a deficit of 97800 after adjustments.
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Union Stock Yard Company of
Sioux City
Connecticut River Railroad
Massachusetts Railroad
Rinearson Promoted to General Passenger Agent
Mr. W C Rinearson of the Erie road is named general passenger agent succeeding P Lanner who has been appointed commissioner of the passenger department of the Trunk Line Association.
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W.C. Rinearson
Erie Road
P. Lanner
Trunk Line Association
Rail rate gains and rail alliances reported in midwest papers
Chicago papers estimate rail rate gains west of Chicago at up to a million dollars monthly. St Joseph & Grand Island posts July third week earnings of 206 448, rising to 5078. Pacific Short Line chief Donald McLean says a traffic alliance with St Paul is forming. A 3,000,000 offer for the completed Short Line was refused by Sioux City Northern. Ogden extension expected to be built immediately.
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St. Joseph & Grand Island
Donald McLean
Pacific Short Line
St. Paul
McLean
A. 8
Gareretson
Sioux City & Northern
Ogden
Fall River Stocks Quiet with Prices Near Last Week
The Fall River market remains quiet with few bidders and infrequent transfers. Anticipated production curtailment keeps prices near last week, overall down 6 or 7 points from 1889’s lowest quotes, with declines ranging from 1 to 23 points. G M. Haffords & Co. report the transfers.
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Fang River
G. M. Haffords & Co
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk July Report Highlights
Real Estate Exchange records list 1523 transfers and 628 mortgages in July Suffolk. Charlestown sales include Dana Hootan to Thomas Kean for 6500 on Harvard Street and Town Hill. Roxbury properties sold to Boston 2oa] Estate Association for 4121. mortgages of 2500 to Hannah C Swift. Roxbury sale to St Johns Church with mortgage 2000 to Meyer estate. Dorchester sale Neponset Avenue 6500 to Harriet Franck. Melrose land corner sold to Benjamin F Koyen. Trade dull with suburban movement and winter leases. Allston sixteen lots on Huboard Kingston and Western Ave sold 10–20 cents per foot.
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Real Estate Exchange
Suffolk Registry
Charlestown
Dana M. Hootan
Harvard Street
Town Hill
Thomas Kean
Herman Grundel
West Walnut Park
Washington Street
Roxbury
Boston 2Oa
Hannah C. Swift
Hampshire Street
Hugh McConnell
St. John's Church
Boston Highlands
George A. Meyer
Dorchester
Joseph A. Roberts
Neponset Avenue
Harriet Franck
Melrose
Second Street
Highland Avenue
Nathane Parker
Benjamin F. Koyen
John J. McCormack
Allston
Huboard
Kingston Streets
Western Avenue
Drowning of Joe Maguire Guards Jersey Beach
Joe Maguire, famed lifesaver and guardian of the New Jersey shore, drowned at seven last evening while swimming outside the pier. The incident occurred as he attempted to rescue others in danger, with Maguire losing his life in the treacherous water.
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Joe Maguire
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