Wall Street Opens Weak Then Buoys Late on Trading Rally
Market summary shows abundant money on call at 2 percent, with stocks mixed. Denver leads gains late while Oregon Transcontinental, Louisville and Nashville show weakness early. bonds and rail shares fluctuate amid rumors of yesterday’s unfavorable chatter and a late rally lifting many issues. Exports from New York port reach 8.37 million dollars for the week, second largest this year.
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Iowa
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Schott & Knight
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Texas
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Nashville
American Cable
Chicago
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Pullman
Colorado
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New Jersey
Ohio & Mssizippi
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Peoria
Phila
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Oregon Trans
Canada
Grain market and receipts report from Boston Commercial Exchange
Market bulletin lists grain inspections with 49 cars evaluated and no sales reported. Receipts show corn 46,360 bus, wheat 475 bus, oats 12,275 bus, shorts 10,500 sacks, oatmeal 125 sacks, cornmeal 272 barrels. weekly elevator totals for Aug 20 include corn 108,347 bus and oats 66,006 bus with other grains. Flour today 9,275 barrels. cheese, butter prices noted with regional quotes. NY Mercantile exchange butter steady, cheese firm. park and oil futures pricing sketched, and a Peach train with 28 cars to Boston.
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le Falls
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Beerbohm
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Iran
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables in New Jersey and Nearby
Prices for peas carrots potatoes onions apples and other produce are listed with firms in New Jersey Rhode Island and Maryland. Notable quotes include Jerseys peas at 1 50 1 62 per bbl and sweet potatoes Baltimore 3 25 3 50 per bbl, apples Williams 5 50 per bbl, cucumbers 75 cents per basket, and hay and straw values.
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Faneuil Hall Market
Wenendla MS GS
Vermont
Turkey
Parenipe
Lex Mackerel
B. Herring
Sm &d
Canada
Rhode Island
Portlands
Virginias
Baltimores
York State
Versailles
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Georgia
Norfolk
Timothy
New Jersey
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Worcester County
Elmira Africa and a Market Ledger Item
Bark Lillian B Jones lists quantities of lumber rice flour dry fish beef lard bread chairs brooms pails nails rum lager beer trunks kerosene oil soap rope nails and other goods in Elmira Africa and a Market. Fred Fredericton NB schooner Glad Tidings carries flour pitch tar paper. Joggin Mines NH schooner Aurora lists kerosene oil.
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Africa
Lillian B Jones
Fredericton
N B
Joggins Mines
Aurora
Total Receipts of Staple Products August 21
A table shows the total receipts of staple products for August 21 from all shipment sources including in transit goods. Comparison is made with spending day of the previous year to indicate changes in receipts and shipments.
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Aia Eed Fete
Spring House
Block Island
B.1
Island
B. B. Mitchell
A. Snow
Market Report on Live Stock and Prices by Boston Post
George J Fox reports on the market week totals for cattle sheep calves and swine across New England and Canada with regional breakdowns by state and province. Includes car counts by railroad and price ranges for beef cattle stove stock hides and pelts.
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Lowell
Maine
Bany
Fitchburg
Eastern
York
New England
Providence
Eneeac
Brighton
Golaac
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Boston and Albany
Cotton Market Notes Across U S Ports
Market observations from Memphis to New Orleans and Philadelphia show quiet to dull conditions with mixed receipts and shipments. Prices remain steady to weak across regions, with New York and Chicago futures reflecting steady demand, while grain and flour markets show firmer prices and robust exports.
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Sige Pbh
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Belmont
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Orleans
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BROCK
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York
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Financial and market notes from August text
The report covers United States rail and Western firsts prices, Atlantic markets, and various rail stocks with figures for Erie New York Central Illinois Central and others. It also lists London Liverpool Havana price quotes for wheat corn flour cotton sugar and related commodities and closes with an advertisement praising Lydia E Pinkham remedies for women.
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Corse and Ballou linked to Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis
A letter to the editor asserts Gen John M Corse and George W Ballou led the Western Construction company that built the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis line. It traces a 1582 syndicate takeover by the Delphos Trust, a subsequent receiver, and notes Corse's claimed economy and alleged mistreatment. Wisconsin line proposals follow with details on route, capital and principals.
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Burlington Road
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Price
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Clinton Morrison
J. K. Sidle
G. R. Newell
C. M. Loring
C. A. Pillsbury
A. C. Rand
W. W. Eastman
Anthony Kelly
C. F. Martin
P. G. Harrison
Cambridge Suit Halts City Dam Across Fresh Pond
In chambers before Judge Colburn on Aug 21, Mary Black sues the city of Cambridge to restrain construction of a dam across Black’s Nook on Fresh Pond. The court grants an injunction, finding no statutory power for the dam and recognizing Black as an abutter with distinct pond rights. Norice lists for jury trials and libels deadlines announced.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk County
Municipal Courts Aug 21 Larceny Assault and Disturbing the Peace
In central court Judge Adams bound James Smith and Thomas Dixon over for trial in the superior court on larceny charges at 1500 dollars each. Hudson and Manning fined for assault. McHugh fined for disturbing the peace. Burgess and Bates held for trial in one week. Dorchester court fined Henderson for disturbing the peace. Pearl and Corson juveniles fined for stealing fruit. East Boston fine on dog control. Murphy convicted as common drunkard and disturbed the peace with sentences in the house of industry. Charlestown court Gray sentenced six months in the house of industry, appeal bond set at 500 dollars. Lizzie Berdell given one year in the women's prison for third drunkenness conviction.
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James Smith
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William S. Manning
Catharine McHugh
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Robert Bates
Dorchester
John Henderson
John Pearl
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Boston
Herman Gregor
James Murphy
House of Industry
Charlestown
Peter Gray
Lizzie Berdell
Women’s Prison
Quicksilver Mines of California Output and West Finds
The year ending June 30 1883 saw 51291 flasks from California quicksilver mines. The New York Evening Post overstated Calumet and Heela Nevada dividends at 1,000,000. July bullion from Ontario Utah Homestake Highland Deadwood Father de Smet totals 339161. Stewart copper mine Maine reports progress with two drifts and a crosscut from No 3 shaft. Bodie Consolidated week to Aug 3 ore crushed 15014 tons with $21.24 pulp value, tailings 38.8 per ton. crosscuts lengths and drift progress noted on 1000 level.
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New York Evening Post
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Ontario
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Highland
Dakota
Deadwood Terra
Father de Smet
Stewart
Bodie Consolidated
Primrose & West Minstrels At Boston Theatre Scene
Thatcher Primrose and Wests minstrels start a limited season at the Boston theatre next Monday with refined entertainments. F S Chanfrau returns Sept 3 for the 12th year and Jalma ballet closes his engagement. Museum season opens well, Guv n or Old Macclesfield on Thursday, Olivette at Park Garden praised, Fostelle drawing crowds at Oakland.
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Oakland
Hearing on Rice Jones and Hammond rendering plant
The Boston board of health held a Tuesday hearing on a complaint against Rice Jones and Hammond rendering establishment at Jeffries Point East Boston. Neighbors including Coleman Cook and Charles R. McLean testified that dense smoke harmed health while Charles W. Crosby said smoke caused little trouble. The board will hear the plant’s side next and has invited bids for a proposed wharf and shed at Gallup's.
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Andrew Hoffman
Richard Whitcomb
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Conant Allard
J. H. Stevenson
Charles W. Crosby
Gallup’s
Blackmail Extraordinary in Berlin Journalists
A Berlin court examines a six member journalistic gang calling themselves revolver men of the Independent. They terrorized victims to extort payments, with schemes including hush money from 25 to 50 pounds and larger sums. Four were sentenced to six years to twelve months. Capt. von Schleinitz escaped custody.
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Monument to Jefferson Sold to Missouri University
The University of Missouri will gain the old Jefferson grave monument and a bronze Washington statue. Prof Fleet secured the purchase from the artist family for 5000 dollars, with proposed pedestals on campus. Washington's statue, copied from Houdon, stands six feet two and a half inches tall. The Jefferson monument will be placed at the west wing, and the Washington statue near the chapel.
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Jefferson
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Convict In Prison Seeks Hidden Osage Gold Near Ottawa
A state penitentiary inmate imprisoned for murder allegedly knows of a buried Osage trader fortune near Ottawa. The convict, who once hid nearly 50000 dollars in gold, reportedly indicated a bluff area and a ash tree clump near a cave where his name is carved, while diggers circle the site.
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