FISHERY RIGHTS Contested rights in 1818 treaty and bait issue
Rupert Rayner defends the 1818 treaty rights for American fishermen in British North American waters. He argues the earlier concessions favored by Gallatin and Rush were prudent, cites official papers and senate reports, and disputes claims that the United States sacrificed its interests. He urges readers to examine primary sources on bait, shelter, and fishing rights. Salem letter to the editor dated February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Washington
United States
Canadian
Canada
Messrs
Gallatin
Rush
Boston Public Library
Adams
Monroe
Gallatin and
Magdalen Islands
Newfoundland
North America
Nova Scotia
Sheler
Francis Harton
Wharton
United States Senate
Edmunds
Frye and
Saulsbury
Willunds
Morgan
House of Representatives
Senate
Charles L. Woodbury
Senator Frye
Dingley
M. D
Senate Committee
Frye
Jackson
Woodbury
British North America
United Kingdom
Victoria
Taylor
Secretary of the Treasury
Custom House
Hunt’s Merchants’ Magazine
State Department
Edmunds and Frye
Pacific
Rupert Rayner
Salem
Railroad plan tweaks bond issue to cover court judgments
The Indiana, Bloomington & Western plans an additional bond issue not exceeding 500000 at up to 6 percent to cover Sandusky's 320000 judgment for accrued rentals and 100000 cash payment. Funding accrued interest into 5 percent negotiable securities is proposed, with safeguards for security holders. Also reports Delaware Lackawanna & Western 1887 surplus, coal tonnage, and various line earnings and projections for several railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Sandusky
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
New York
John
Stanton
Fort Scott Road
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Fort Scott, Wichita & Western Railroad Company
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Fort Scott
Patterson
Supreme Court
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Road
Cveere
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Boston and Across the States
A noisy roster lists buyers and firms from Boston to Topeka, marking agents such as B M Payne of B M Payne & Co in Topeka, J B Reed of J B Reed & Co in Philadelphia, and M Litchman of M Litchman & Bros in Prairie Bluff. The long chain includes Koch Haas & Keck, J D Hall & Bros, Selz H B Childs, and many others across multiple cities signaling a shoe trade network.
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Boot and Shoe Buyers
Boston
Allentown
Penn
H B Keech
Koch, Haas & Keck
Aue
Augusta
D Hall
D Hall & Bros
Craw
Winghamton
Ila Goff
Stone, Goff & Co
Bloomingway
J Shay
TJ Shay & Co
C MacLauchlan
LU Selz
Selz
H B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Cleveland
W Cady
G W Cady & Co
Detroit
Mich
L H Lancashire
Muabley & Co
Greensburg
N Denman
Denman & White
Man
Helena
Money market and stock shifts in Boston trading report
The Money Market reports easy conditions with clearing house balances at 965,353 and New York funds steady. Bank exchanges decline from last year, while bonds and stocks show mixed movements with Atchison, California Southern, Union Pacific, and Central Massachusetts among active names as earnings and corporate plans surface.
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Eastern
Boston & Lowell
New York
New England Commion
Eee
West End
Fitchburg
Pene & Providence
Northern
Mexican Central
New York & New England
Atchison Collateral Trust
Chicago, Kansas & Western
California
Sonora
Oregon
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Bell Telephone
Erie
American Bell Telephone Company
Abelleiccs Acciees
Williams & Co New York stock sales Feb 23
Williams & Co reports total 114,158 shares traded on February 23 with daily data showing opening, high, low, closing prices and the market close on Tuesday.
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New York
New England Mortgage Co Bond Offers Released
Limited number of these bonds for sale at 95 and accrued interest. They net 5 5-8 percent at the offered price, reflecting a discount to par for investors seeking income from New England Mortgage Security Co. issues.
New York Financial Roundup on Call Money and Stocks
In New York on February 23 money on call was easy at 2 to 2 1/4 cents. Prime mercantile paper 44a64. Bar silver 95 3 4. Sterling exchange dull and firm with actual business at 4.35 for sixty days and 4.86% for demand. Government and railroad bonds steady to firm. Stock market drifted into stagnation after noon, with brief activity from St. Paul and Richmond & West Point, then modest gains in several issues before fading again.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Richmond & West Point
Western Union
Jersey Central
Reading
Memphis & Charleston
Norfolk & Western
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Evansville
Terra Haute
Rochester & Pittsburg
Capital, $200000 Mercantile Accounts Solicited
R C Downer president F C Squire vice president and W R Dresser cashier invite correspondence for mercantile accounts. The notice calls for new deposits and outlines corporate officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Downer
F. C. Squire
W. R. Dresser
Market note on several railway and city bonds and debentures
The report lists various securities including Richmond and Danville consols, Mutual Union 63, Mobile and Ohio first debentures, and Minneapolis and St Louis firsts. Prices shown include 1g to 11474 for some issues, with a 5-point drop for Minneapolis and St Louis at 102 and a 144 bid at 10034 for Kansas and Pacific 6s of 1896. South Carolina seconds trade at 51.
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Richmond & Danville
Mutual Union
Mobile & Onio
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Kansas & Pacific
South Carolina
London Markets and Bank Data Report February Update
London market notes show Atlantic & Western firsts at 26 percent, Canadian Pacific 5943, Mexican ordinary 407g, and St. Paul common 7878 with par values. Open market discount for short and three months’ bills at 1.4 percent. Paris quotes rente at 5 percent, bar silver at 44a per ounce. Bank of England bullion balance 74,000 pounds with a weekly gain of 250,000. reserve ratio rises to 46.78 percent. Paris weekly Bank of France gold up 5,025,000 francs and silver up 8,475,000 francs.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Ayennah
Charleston
Uging
United States
National Bank
Bank of England
Bank of France
Massachusetts
Atchison
Atchison Syndicate
Osage City
Kan
Osage Carbon Company
Atchison Railroad Company
California Southern
Mexican Central
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Kansas City
Memphis & Burlington
Wisconsin Central
Pullman Palace
Manitoba
Flint
Pere Marquette
Louisville
Evansville
Cleveland
Canton
Messrs
H. A. Blood
C. L. Atterbury
W. E. Coffin
J. G. McConnell
Pittsburg
Columbus & Eastern
Central
Boston & Maine
Worcester
Springfield
New York City
Central Massachusetts
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Consolidated Road
London
St. Paul Common
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Alleged Albany burglars' trial resumes in court
The Albany street gang of alleged burglars faced resumed trial in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Sherman. Witnesses including Charles Coughlin and Annie Coakley testified about shelter at Mrs. Mackey's, while questions about who shot "Paddy" Gaines were ruled out. The defence rested after James O'Rourke testified.
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Albany Street
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Charles Coughlin
Adam Cliff
James O’ Rourke
New York Firm Publishes Bovinine Fluid Food Blotter
Tor J. P. Bush Manufacturing Co. of New York releases a neat blotter style advertisement for its fluid food Bovinine, featuring a handsome cover and a compact desk ornament suitable for office use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor J. P. Bush Manufacturing Company of
New York
Commercial Matters Signals Steady Tones Across Goods
Wool steady and flour quiet while corn dull and oats dull. Rye firmer and potatoes unchanged. Butter and eggs steady. cheese and beans in fair demand. Hay and straw steady. sweet potatoes firm. Foreign potatoes moving, poultry steady with game birds quiet. Fruits varied. oranges in fair demand. cranberries light, med fruit quiet. Lambs fair movement. mutton and veal in supply. Molasses stable. sugars steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
London Wool Sales Show Spirited Trade Across Regions
At London wool sales on February 23, buyers withdrew some inferior lots while strong demand emerged for higher grades. Regional offerings included Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Cape of Good Hope and Natal, Hawaiian, Jamaican, New South Wales, and New Zealand bales with prices quoted for scoured, scoured locks and pieces, and greasy wool in pence per pound and shillings per stone. Strongest rates appeared for superior Victoria and multiple overseas lots amid active competition.
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West End
San Diego
Newport
Aspinwall
Frenchman's Bay
Penobscot
Campobello
New York
Calumet & Hecla
Osceola
Boston
Tamarack
Tamarack Jr
Treasury
Transcript
Tamarack, Jr
Atlantic
Franklin
Ridge
Bonanza
Allouez
London
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Cape O Good Hope
Natal
Hawaiian
New South Wales
New Zealand
Wool Market Notes Steady Prices Amid Demand Shift
Market reports steady wool prices with solid buyer interest but limited supply. Regional notes include Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan wools in firm demand, demand for delaines and pulled wools, and variable activity in fall and spring lots. Quotes list specific fleece and combing prices by region and grade, with discussion of supply concerns and historical price trends.
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London
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kentucky
Indiana
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
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Railroad Matters
Northwest
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
The
Coal Trade Journal
Schuylkill District
Lehigh
Chicago & Alton
Alton Pre
Wabash
Alton
Vie
Ohio River Railroad
Ohio & Mississippi
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Alton & Terre Haute
Prairie Bluff
Ala
W Bruce
Henderson & Bruce, Craw
San Antonio
Lex
Joske
Joske Bros
Toledo
Williams & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
A. T&sf
Do Inc
Lamson
French Bay
Lamoine Ld
Allouez Ene
Cal & Hec
Tamarack Ues
Witchburg
Ny&ne
RF &E
M & Bos
Ewe
Oom
Ny&net
Ee Eee
Aspinwal
Sae
Bos
E Boston
Eevee
Lamoine Ltd
Aly
Topeka
Wollaston
Wranklin
ORY
R&sf
Central Mass
M&b
Pullman
Bell Teleee
OUU Ly
T & SE
Ee Sonora
Ee So Kan Inc
My Lamson SS
LO S44
Tamoine
Cccces
West Tint
Wollasten
Allowez
Keearsarge
Quincy
T&s
Mass
Ny&ne Ae
Enw - Arnold
S.s
Ce Atlantic
Bonanza Devel
T. Orea
Weis Calumet & Hecla
Catalpa
Ecass
Crescent
Yousery
Huron
Ironton
Kearsarge
Seas Sucess
Cs Sire
Land Companies
Boylston Street
Brookline
East
Ars Frenchman’s Bay
Miverick
Lamoine
Payson
Seaee
Seite Ss
West Fond Sooses
Winthrop
Bue
Ses
L. G
Plain Ba
Fort
Syee
Atlantic & Pac
Atlantic & Pac, Inc
Neb
Lb. & Mo
Bb. & Mo
N.L.G
Cai, Southern Inc
West
West. Inc
C A& W. Mich
Ts C
M. Sgp
Elk H
K.C
Gullis
M. Ga
T. Smith
T. W St.l
N.E
N.Y
N. E
Ds. Luz
Southern Kansas
St. Do
G. I
Union S Pacific Gsveux
Wis. Central Inc
Atch
Top. &S. Fe
Atlantic & Piece
Boston & Albany
Boston & Providence
Central of Mass
Us Sp. & Cin
Eastern Ee
Flint & Pere Marcon
Flint & Vere M
Pb Scott & Galtille
de Piis.& Guit.pfa
Chad
Maine Central
New Enghand
Ees
New E. Pref. Northern
Rutland
Wisconsin Cen
Erie Telephone
Eastman
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Wilson W. Kay & Co
State Street
Bales
Esse Sae
Dynamo
Catalpa Ae
Boston Water Power
Air L
C.r.&n
Ee Pacific
Central Iowa
I Central Pac
Ches
Chi
Seera
St. L
Cleve
Col
Fort Wayns
Houston &Texas
Lake Shore
Long Island
Lou. & N
Lou
N.A
Beach
Esse
Nash
Chat
Nor
Ohio & Miss
Eree
Weer Re
Rich
Ereeeneee
W.P
Rome, W
Roch & Pitts
Rock Island
Li Wes. Sac
Adwry Aeea
St. P
Te Eas Pacific
Bede Pacific
Utica & B. K
Pb L
Wei. i
Oregon Snn
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
Ty W. Union
Eseseus
R.G
R. G
W. G.m
L. & Erie
Kan. P
Ists
Den
P. Rg
Ke & T.g
Tex. R. Ls Oe
M. U Union Gs
N.J. C
P. B.C
U. Pac
Jose O. Nav
Louw. Shore
Mes. Adams
U. S
Eis Fargo
Alta
Oe Amador
Brunswick
Mt. Diablo
N. Belle ‘Ysle
Ontario
C. & Vaane Proustite
Quicksilver Fakk Il Crown Po
Pref
Deadwood T
S. Sebastian
Santago
Ivy Homestake
Utah
Horn Silver
New England
Morigage
Parkinson & Burr
Congress Street
NEW York Financial
Cal
Tee
Mount Diablo
H.bonavajo
If Lest
Belcher
Secce
Ophir
Ereenne
Potosi
Nevada Queen
North Belle Isle
London Wool Sales
Maynard
Odessa
Missouri
Texas
Territory
Maine
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