Money Market Steady in Boston with Mixed Bond Activity
Boston money market shows steady firmness with lending slower in banks and higher rates for some paper. New York funds ease margins at discounts, and broker failures reflect cautious trading. Union Pacific dominates headlines amid rumors of through-line deals and market manipulation discussions.
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Market News From New York On Rail and Stock Activity
New York markets showed mixed tone with money easy on call and prime paper firm. Stocks fell early on tariff fears but recovered with Union Pacific and Western Union especially strong. rumors of Oregon Railroad and Navigation bond sales and potential dividends influenced prices amid talk of Gould driven market manipulation.
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St. Louis
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Union Pacific
Boston
the Herald
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
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Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
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Commercial exchange inspection report summary
Inspection recorded 42 cars with shipments including 12 cars No 2 red wheat, 4 cars steamer yellow corn, 4 cars steamer mixed, 6 cars No 2 white oats, 1 car No 3 12, and 3 cars rejected mixed and white.
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Commercial Exchange
Digest of the Markets Local and Telegraphic FLOUR AND GRAIN
Digest of the markets lists flour and grain figures from local and telegraphic reports with prices and changes. Includes notes on supply, demand, and freight considerations affecting mills and traders.
Soulful Market Summary of Receipts and Prices Across Cities
Receipts and prices for commodities across New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Toledo, and other markets. Corn, oats, rye, barley, malt, meals, and canned goods show mixed demand. hogs, cattle, and pork are steady in Cincinnati and Chicago. cotton futures hold steady in New York and Liverpool with varied weekly movements. egg, butter, cheese, and sugar markets reflect hot weather and light trade. petroleum oils and byproducts trade with steady to firm tones amid shifting exports and imports.
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St Louis
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New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
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New Orleans
Liverpool—Cotton Dull, With A Downward Tendency; Uplands
Orleans
UAC
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Mobile
Savannah
Augusta
Baltimore
Charleston
Market Summary from London and Liverpool Notes Aug 22
Financial reports show Consols and major U S rails with mixed gains. Wheat cargoes remain in low demand as Liverpool prices for No 2 and red wheat decline. corn is steady to dull. Provisions edge lower with pork and bacon prices down. receipts indicate strong American wheat supply. Wool market in London firm with active sales across New Zealand Australia and Port Phillip.
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Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
New Zealand
Australia
Port Phillip
Trade Goods and Cargoes From Ports Across the Atlantic
A catalog of consignments from multiple ports listing crates and drums of blueberries turnips codfish eggs and other goods carried by several ships and firms. Entries include Boston Yarmouth Nova Scotia and numerous schooners brig and bark cargoes such as molasses nitrate logs sugar wool skins iron old iron and salt with firms like Adams Chapman J Bigelow Crowel Pettengill Dudley Greenwood Hall Russell Rogers Seymour Hall and Dana Bros among others.
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Adams, Chapman & Co
Bigelow & Co
Crowel & Pettengill
Dudley & Co
John B Drake & Co
Aodo Delong & Seaman
R Ellis & Son
Greenwood Bros
G Hall & Co
Hiland, Chessman & Co
Charles Loring
Sugar Brown Bros & Co
Gonaives
Herman and Clara
Logwood Thackray & Co
Fajardo
Nellie Shaw
Baring Bros & Co
French Cross
Elizabeth
Forrest
PONCE
P R
Brig
Energy
Dana Bros
Port Elizabeth
Efraim
Ram Cay
Bahamas
Elsie Fay
Wwe&cr
Foreign Exports. Atlantic Trade Summary of Commodities
MONTEVIDEO orders include Bark Albuera with 585,522 feet lumber and a range of goods. ZANZIBAR trade lists brown cottons, bleached goods, kerosene oil, soap, shooks, clocks, biscuit, ivory tusks. TIGNISH PEI shows Schooner S G Irwin with molasses, flour, carboys acid. ANNAPOLIS via DIGBY NS Steamer Secret with dry goods boxes fruit vegetables straw hats gear. PORT LORNE NS Schooner Anna with flour. SHELBURNE NS Schooner Jamie R reports four and meal, lard, fruit, hardware, kerosene oil.
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Pei
Shelburne
Jamie R
Railroad Freight Totals by Various Lines in Dense Listings
A long OCR sum lists freight by railroad lines including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England ee Easter Maine Lowell and others. Items include bales wool flour oats butter cheese eggs lumber hides and many other goods with quantities such as 272 bales wool 2030 bbls flour 2000 bus oats and 523 bales wool across lines.
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Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
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Bates Oppa
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Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Sea
Marriages in Boston and Newton Lower Falls
At Boston on August 19 the Rev LG Walden joined William Chamberlin to Mary Gordon. At Newton Lower Falls on August 20 the Rev Joshua Gill united George T Clatworthy of Newton Lower Falls with Mary Eila Sargeson of St John.
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LG Walden
William Chamberlin
Mary Gordon
Clatworthy—Sargeson
Newton Lower Falls
Joshua Gill
George T Clatworthy
Mary Eila Sargeson
St John
Obituaries from Roxbury to West Roxbury, Aug dates
Obituary notices list names and ages from multiple Boston area locales including Roxbury, Boston Highlands, Somerville, Newburyport, East and South Boston, East Dedham, Cambridgeport, Revere, and East Boston. Notables include Frances Appleton 80, Lydia B Foster 81, Sarah Conway 84, Mary Shannon 84, and Eben Whittemore 71.
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Roxbury
Frances Appleton
Boston
Mary F Burns
Julia Visall
Beck
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Lizzie E
Shirley Beck
Conway
Boston Highlands
Sarah Conway
Foster
Somerville
Lydia B Foster
Nashua
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Stilfpin
East Boston
Sarah F Stilfin
Sullivan
South Boston
Mary SuLlivan
Osman
Elisha Tolman
Cambridgeport
E A
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Matthew Welch
Whittemore
West Roxbury
Eben W Whittemore
Boston North to West through Line Now or Never
The article argues New England must seize control of a Boston to Buffalo through line, including the West Shore, Hoosac Tunnel, and Boston Hoosac route, to defend home industry and win Midwest and European export traffic. It warns against delay, cites costs, and urges Boston bankers to organize and fund a $25,000,000 stake to secure a strong through route.
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Mutiny Charge Arraigns Joseph Jacobs in Court
U S commissioners court session on August 22 before Commissioner Hallett relations note Joseph Jacobs of the brig Lucy W Snow was arraigned and held in 300 dollars for trial on the mutiny charge.
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Mason vs Nantasket Beach railroad case ruling injunction timing
The court held that unless the land damages awarded to Lyman Mason by the county commissioners are paid in full with costs by September 1, the injunction to restrain the Nantasket Beach railroad from running further trains will be issued.
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Ward 24
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Municipal Court Briefs Aug 22
In the central court Judge Adam Thomas Dolan arraigned a 15 year old on indecent assault and held him for $800 bail. Robert Stanley was fined $10 and costs for allowing his team to stand in a public street over 20 minutes. William Sanford charged with larceny held in $500 bond. John Grafe fined $10 and costs in East Boston court.
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Boots and brawl at city depot over Sunday fee
A tall stranger at the Boston and Albany depot had his boots blac ked for 5 cents but was charged 10 on Sunday. He refused the extra nickel and drove off in a horse car where mud daubed his pedal while a bootblack taunted him with a slur.
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Mood of the week shows U.S. business failures dip slightly
National week's failures total 219 with Canada 22, down from 220 last week. Morgan's Sons assets $515,000 liabilties about $2.6 million. West Point iron foundry debts $92,000. assets $22,000. Warner & Merritt feared liabilities under $350,000. Randolph Furniture Co. Cleveland? (sheriff) executions. Crover Bros. stock attachments $25,000 on hand. debts about $12,500. Suffolk County real estate attachments listed for various contract actions.
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L. A. Crim
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Suffolk County Heal Estate
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International Trust Company
Charles H. Holman
Oliver S. French
Charles G. Owen
Daniel F Beatty organ business revived by creditor company
The Washington N J instrument maker Daniel F Beatty, famed for organs and pianos, sold his business after a 1881 fire and capital woes. A creditor-led company now owns it, prioritizing undelivered orders and promising weekly shipments of high quality instruments at moderate prices with no agents commissions.
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Board orders vacating three South Boston houses on cleanliness grounds
A health board order vacates 22 Athens Street 25 Boston Street and 1 Granite Street South Boston for general uncleanliness. A Friday aldermen meeting drew jurors only. a Baltimore and Ohio telegraph petition to erect poles near Sixth Street was deferred. The water board cited an unsatisfactory New York trisat for the filtering unit. A Barney dumping boat trial, open eight minutes, impressed observers as its barge unloaded 600 cartloads near the Graves.
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Barney
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J. Putnam Bradlee
Berkeley school opens in YMCA building with broad curriculum
The Berkeley school in the YMCA building begins a thorough program for boys and girls, preparing for the Institute of Technology or colleges. James B. Taylor leads the literary department, Edwin De Meritte the mathematics, and Walter E. Hagar the classical studies. The school emphasizes physical culture, a special business course, and other advanced classes with over 50 scholars booked this summer, including 10 preparing for the Institute of Technology.
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Lynn Children to Attend Picnic Funded by Read Legacy
Nearly 2306 children from Lynn will receive tickets for Salem Willows picnic funded by late C A Read of Newton. Taxpayers lists for Woburn and Lynn name top contributors, including Hon John B Alley and heirs of Tapley and Lamper, with various large sums. A Salem Essex county agricultural fair committee met to appoint subcommittees and superintendents for grounds, pens, tents, drawing, halls, police, music, and fair facilities.
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Notable Deaths and Anecdote About Dr Fell Reference
Obituaries note Prof A Muller Neuhof born in Germany dies in Cleveland of paralysis on Aug 21. Also death of Zore Scott of Coleraine Mass at 91, long church and community leader. Whitman M Thayer Bangor hotelier, linked to Mansion House Augusta and Penobscot Exchange. Christopher C Magraw of Co D 13th Massachusetts died Aug 20 at 47. veteran of Civil War. A quip about Dr Fell leads to mention of Dr R V Pierce and his Pleasant Purgative Pellets as quick liver and bowel remedy.
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