Market wrap notes on stocks and transport firms
The report lists varied stock moves including Boston and Albany steady near 171 while Old Colony trades 149 to 150. Metropolitan Horse at 814 and Mexican Central up to 423 with 3 on some deals. Bell Telephone seeks relief to raise capital possibly to 20 million, stockwatering debate looms. Calumet and Hecla jump to 15.64, Quincy at 14, Dunkin Silver 20 cents and Catalpa 23 cents amid broader trading activity.
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New York Money Market and Stock Exchange Report
New York reports money easy at 1 14 percent on call with firm foreign exchange and government bonds. Stocks closed weak with Canadian Pacific heavy, slipping to 42 before a rally. extensive trading saw 1,601,409 shares for the week, down 255,559 from last week as rail and utility issues fluctuated amid mixed dealer activity.
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Prime Mercantile Paper
Stock Exchange
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Anui
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Coulty
Rock Island
Lackawanaany
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Iower
European effort to close markets sparks American trade clash
Berlin observers warn of a continental coalition move to block American agricultural imports in response to US price control and subsidy strength. The report cites European fears of losing access to cheap US products and notes retaliatory tariff risks and the American advantage in land, transport, and taxation.
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United States
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Ste
Market notes from Milwaukee trading floor and commodities
The report covers staged prices for beef hides, cattle, hogs, and sheep with Chicago and Milwaukee references. It notes steady to firm markets, receipts in thousands, and price ranges for fats, fats, and assorted by products alongside produce, coffee, sugar, oils, and cotton futures with regional price movements and stock levels.
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Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City
Milwaukee
Chicago
London Stocks and Bonds in Quiet Market
The Economist this week notes discount rates for bank bills over 10 days to 3 months are firm. Money remains moderately active with fairly steady rates. Home funds quiet, foreign markets dull, railway securities soft with American rails weak after failures in New York and Pittsburgh. Central Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande, Lake Shore, Louisville and Nashville, Oregon and California fall. Union Pacific advances.
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Choice
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Maracaibo
Laguira
Rio
New York
Pembroke
Huron
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Gbarbadoes
Porto Rico
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St. Paul
Pittsburg
Central Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
Lake Shore
Louisville
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Ohlu
Mississippi
Oregon
California
Wabash
Union Pacific
Imports at Keston Port Medway NS Schooner Riva
Shipping list itemizes cargo aboard the schooner Riva including wood pulp, leather, bones, rope, and old rope. Entries reference Smith & Co and JG Hall & Co with quantities noted for the actap leather and other materials.
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Port Medway
Smith & Co
JG Hall & Co
Foreign Exports Reported Along Atlantic Trade Routes
Journal notes shipments from Annapolis and Digby Nova Scotia including confectionery hardware glassware sewing machines and various fabrics totaling numerous small consignments. Antwerp and other ports show belt goods staves evaporated apples beef tal corn meal and farm supplies sent via New York and Boston bound for global markets with diverse cargo lists.
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Digby
Antwerp
New York
Hermann
Both
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Stover
Emigrant Rates Slashed by Pennsylvania Railroad
A sweeping cut in western bound emigrant passenger rates was announced by the Pennsylvania Railroad today. Fares from New York, Philadelphia to Chicago drop from 13 to 1, with similar cuts to St. Louis and Cincinnati. San Francisco fare drops to 38 from 65, and Kansas City to 8 from 23 25. The pool meeting in New York set these reductions to counter rate cuts by other lines.
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Massachusetts Society elects officers at annual meeting
The Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women elected its officers at the annual meeting with Abby W. May as President. Vice presidents include Mrs. William Claflin and Miss Elizabeth S. Phelps, plus several others. Florence M. Cushing was named director, with Marion Talbot as secretary and Helen Collamore as treasurer.
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Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women
Abby W. May
William Claflin
Elizabeth S. Phelps
William F. Warren
Oliver Stesrns
Thomas Mack
John Tetlow
Florence M. Cushing
KE. Sleeper Davis
F. &. Bridges
A. H. Buck
E. C. Milliken
Funeral services for Deputy Sheriff Washington M. French
The funeral for Deputy Sheriff Washington M. French was held in Quincy with private services at the home and public services at the Congregational church. Large attendance accompanied by police and fire department escorts preceded burial at Mt Wollaston cemetery. John Monohan of 101 Dublin Street was arraigned in Cambridge on suspicion of assaulting his wife, held in 9000 dollars bail for a January 27 appearance.
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Quincy
Mt. Wollaston Cemetery
John Monohan
Dublin Street
Cambridge Court
Bankruptcies and fraud cases sweep across the United States
A week of wide spread financial distress is revealed with 445 failures in the U S. including many Boston area firms and several Vienna moneylenders. Reports detail Gosolsky Gosotsky a Vienna money lender who fled with over 250000 from female depositors after marketing bogus companies. Boston firms such as Crosby Foss Keyes and Emery Bros face insolvencies and partial settlements with creditors. Banking irregularities surface at Norwich and Shetucket National banks as investigators probe cashier and trustee issues. Accruing distress spans Pittsburg Lancaster and other cities with suspensions and assignments as creditors seek payment and clarity amid volatile markets.
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Court Belcord Before Judge Colt In Perkins Letters Case
In the matter of John McCleary Perkins the author of letters published in the Post the court handed the matter to Commissioner Winslow Warren to investigate report found Perkins the author Judge Colt doubted contempt could be held as letters were written as a private individual not an officer of the court He proposed awaiting May term and consultation with Justice Gray Perkins spoke in vehemence demanding immediate action until the marshal intervened to restrain him.
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Court docket of cases and motions listed for Monday
A legal notice enumerates numerous docket items and motions for Monday, including Lynch versus Boston, West Amesbury Mfg Co versus Folger, Donnelly versus Boster, and several other civil actions, with judge notes and case numbers such as 1332 and 1299.
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Hal
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Ian
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Boston clubs face upheaval as league and players fade
Last season's Boston Union club reportedly sunk 10000 dollars while backers seek Lucas to cover three quarters of the club's losses. Columbia rink manager Hildreth withdraws the Boston polo club from the New England league and disbands citing slugging and unbecoming play. Wrestler Dufur loses to George W. Flagg in Brockton, and Teemer of McKeesport warns his boating career will end after the coming season. Beacons beat Coliseum in pole at Quincy as King Phillips fall to Boston clubs at South Abington.
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Parents Should Fortify Youth With Practical Home Training
Parents err when they stop at graduation and overlook practical home skills. Mothers especially must teach self reliance, domestic duties, and thrift to both sons and daughters, ensuring they can manage emergencies, farm, cook, sew, and sustain a resilient, independent life beyond the family home.
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