Money Market Soothes With Easy Rates on Aug 17
Boston money market opens steady with easy rates and tight business. Call loans collateral 2 to 2 1 2 pct, corporate paper 3 to 5 pct, prime mercantile 3 4 to 4 1 2 pct, miscellaneous 5 pct. Note brokers bid 3 4 and 4 4 pct. Bankers seek security, country banks 4 4 to 5 pct. New York funds 10 to 12 4 cents premium. clearing house exchanges total 10 152 875 dollars with balances 1 449 048 dollars.
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New York
Wall Street Gains Amid Strong Market and Coal Stock Rally
New York financials show easy money on call at 1 to 2 percent and steady exchange. Stocks surge after 2 PM led by Lackawanna and coal shares with many active issues up over 1 percent and some over 2 percent. reports of rate restorations and coal production cuts buoy prices while bonds and rails show mixed moves.
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Fluctuating Flour and Grain Prices Across Markets
Flour and grain markets show slower sales and mixed quotes. Minnesota patents lean high at around 5 50, while St Louis and Michigan flours are softer. Wheat and corn values edge down in Milwaukee Chicago and New York, with exports and receipts reported for several regions.
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Wisconsin
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Rye
Cotton Prices and Futures Steady in New York and Liverpool Markets
Spot cotton quiet with Upland and Mid upland grades shown from New York to New Orleans. Futures close steady across months with August at 10 25 and later months around 9 50 to 10 20 per cent, while Liverpool futures show slight weakness though sales and receipts noted.
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Jae
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New York
Liverpool
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Island N Bend NS
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Lara
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Western Rangers
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New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway Co
Messrs. J. S. Morgan & Co
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Aulsstut
Drexel, Morgan & CO
Financial market notes from London and Havana
London: Consols 1003 16, Atlantic and Great Western trials 34, Erie 1844, Canadian Pacific 473, Illinois Central 1364, New York Central 10344, Reading 114, Pennsylvania 54, St Paul 83, Mexican ordinary 25, Erie seconds 10. Havana: Spanish gold 237, exchange firm on London 19 1/2 204 premium, sugar quiet but firm.
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Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Import Cargo Listings From Boston to Halifax and Abroad
A long list of incoming goods and shipments arrives via steamers to Boston and Halifax with numerous consignors including L Arthur & Co and Bartlett Bent & Co. The detailed manifests record eggs lobster berries mackerel hides and various crates from multiple firms, along with London Liverpool and Ceara cargoes. The entries name steamer lines such as Carroll Arthur and Gate Clay, and note quantities in cases bales crates and bags across dates and destinations.
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Arthur & Co
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Chesteren & Co
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Steamer Advance
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R & E Boris & Co
Boston
Exports from Port of Boston for Week Ended Aug 14
Weekly export values list from Boston port showing various commodities such as petroleum, oilcake, paper, preserved meats, drugs, sewing machines, glassware, hides, lumber, marble, furniture, organs, iron goods, naval stores, spirits and other articles with totals around 50 000 to 90 000 dollars. The table assigns values to each commodity category and notes special items like ref petroleum and specific products including tobacco cured items.
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Edison and notable figures drift in a breezy era
A collage of brief notes from Washington and beyond includes Thomas Edison traveling to Chautauqua, Max Moller recovering health, Ensign DeWitt Coffman ill in Chelsea, Pierre Lorillard funding Jersey City excursions, Laura Sanderson joining Iowa Agricultural College, Santa Anna's widow living in Mexico, and a pay raise for New Hampshire's state superintendent of instruction. Also mentioned are August Vanvert de Mean’s fortune and gifts to Vevey and Paris, a Cincinnati railroad party at Marblehead neck heading to Old Orchard, Senator McDonald’s land case exploits, and the high costs of a court martial defense in Washington Capital.
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Washington Capital
Florida costs of a constitutional convention exceed fifty thousand
The item notes Florida’s constitutional convention cost taxpayers over 53 000 dollars. It cites related political commentary from the Providence Journal and New York Sun on party figures and other public affairs, with references to officials, meetings, and legislative expenses.
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Luxurious Queen Buffet drawing room car debuts on Shore Line
The Queen car joins the Shore Line between Boston and New York, featuring burnished metal work, mahogany fittings, silk lambrequins, and a smoking compartment. Built by the New York Central Sleeping Car Co, it costs about $14,000 and runs on the Boston to New York route, signaling a boost in travel and service quality.
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Local Patent Remedies and Marriage Notices
Hale's Honey the great Conga cure priced at 25c 50c and 1. Glenn's Sulphur Soap beautifies 25c. German Corn Remover for corns and bunions. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye Black and Brown 50c. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute 25c. Dean's Rheumatic Pills a sure cure 50c. MARRIAGES.
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New England Spiritualist Association Elects Officers
At the annual meeting in Lake Pleasant Massachusetts the New England spiritualist association elected officers: vice presidents Newman Weeks Silas Mason B N Nichols secretary Norris S Henry treasurer W R Tice directors Joseph Beals A H Dailey James Wilson T W Coburn A T Pierce David Jones Nelson Yerry E W Clark. Miss A M Beecher will speak tomorrow.
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Funeral of Gen Henry K Oliver Held at North Church Salem
Gen Henry K Oliver's funeral was held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon in the North church Salem. Pallbearers included Mayor Huntington Caleb Foote George R Emmerton City Marshal Hart Leverett Tucker man P H Brown of Portland. Large attendance as bells tolled and St Peter's chimes played Federal Street.
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Municipal Court Docket Shows Fines and Charges
In the central court before Jo Hardy Henry Ally was fined for assault and battery on Albert Williams and Mary Harris and for keeping a house of ill fame. Robert Galley was held for examination on a breaking and entering charge at 308 Hanover Street. Frank W Cowan alias J J Barber arraigned for forging the name of William Wood Co and related conduct.
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Boston Aldermen Pass Orders After Veto Vote
The Boston board passed orders after a mayoral veto. Aldermen Allen Curtis Donovan Fernald Hart Nugent Smith Welch and Whitten approved. The nomination of John F. Dever as superintendent of streets was rejected by three yeas to five nays.
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Whitten
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Michael Glynn
Linden Park
Beouver Family Rattlesnake Tale A Joking Sermon
A Cincinnati paper recalls the Beauver family mugwumps and a macabre tale in which a minister prays for Sam’s snakebite salvation while requesting further bites to punish the others. The piece ends with a satirical prophecy of political bites between parties.
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Buffalo Man Recalls Pipe Smell in New York Sleeper
A Buffalo traveler recounts entering a New York Central sleeper and smelling a pipe in the smoking room. After a dispute with the conductor over smoking rights, the pipe user offers a cigar as a courtesy, then insists he will continue smoking his pipe and smoke a cigar next Sunday.
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Ably Tariff Debate Spurs Odds On Trade Policy
The excerpt frames a lively debate on tariffs with speculators wagering on outcomes of protection versus free trade citing England as a prospering free-trade example. The dialogue shifts as oil prices and farming profits intrude with observations on cow value and profitability among a farmer’s herd.
Grand Lodge of St George Opens Annual Meeting in City
The annual meeting of the grand lodge of the order of St. George convenes this morning at Knights of Honor hall. Nearly 200 delegates from Maine to Illinois arrive and stay at city hotels. Monday evening visitors viewed local sights, with Cromwell lodge entertaining many delegates.
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