Stocks Fluctuate On Erratic Monday Session
The market showed broad weakness with many stocks soft while Sugar and Lead rose, closing near day highs after a late spurt. Tariff gloom in Washington and insider activity rumors around Atchison dominated floor chatter as mining and railroad shares slid. Bond and currency markets remained calm with New York funds in demand and bullion in the treasury easing to 62,561,537 dollars. Boston sterling rates and foreign exchange dealings were steady as a large franc transfer drew attention.
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Washington
Atchison
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Boston
New York
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Officials report of daily bond sales and prices
July 23 official report details the highest and lowest daily bond prices along with closing figures and bid and asked prices. Bonds traded with varied ranges, reflecting market activity and liquidity for the day.
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Atchison Ee Eewee
Golis Ccs
del & Ee Eee
1& W Seewe
D&rg
Maneae
Manitoba
Midh Cent
Missouri Pac
Wu NY & NE
Ad Pa
Ae Gong
TR Ay O & W
Nor Pac Dig
Css S
Rich & W P
St Paul
St P & Om
Sree
Tenn G ‘& Ty Sestinew
DOKRE
Prcs Oc Aiswais
Union Pac
Eos
St Wabash
Western Union
Wh& LE
Wis Cent
Charlestown Votes On Bridge Project Debate
The text argues against a bill linked to Charlestown’s new bridge, stating the bridge is already provided outside the bill and will be built regardless of the outcome. It urges voters to support a practical elevated railroad plan, labeling the proposed option impractical and unrelated to the bridge.
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Charlestown
Along the Water Front in Boston Harbor Revisions and Vessels
The William Sprague restores after a $5000 overhaul with Captain George Taylor pleased with performance. British steamer Brookline from Port Antonio carried passengers L D Baker and others, while Indianapolis from Bluefields brought Mrs M B Lamont. Dry dock work on Tordenskjold and Zambrana, with W o r c e s t e r and Carroll stranded at Nut Island to be salvaged or repurposed. A stray fifteen foot dory was found at Crescent Beach and a man left behind beer bottles, while Commodore Dixon's Sylvie finished a two week cruise to St John Maine. Captain Davidson seeks a large side wheel, cattlemen seek passage to England, and crowding at C Ballem’s Commercial Street to cross to England, with Sagamore and British Queen sailing soon.
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William Sprague
Boston Tow Boat Company
George Taylor
Brookline
Anderson
Port Antonio
Jam
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J. H. Baker
B. Luscomb
B. R. Luscomb
Indianapolis
Lamont
Bluefields
Nicaragua
M. B. Lamont
Simpson
Tordenskjold
Henry Anderson
Longwharf
Antonio Zambrana
Simpson’s
Baracoa
Worcester
Carroll
Nut Island
Murphy
Post
Mr. Murphy
Crescent Beach
Bell Cottage
George Dame
Dory
Dixon
Sylvie
Saxton
St. John
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Boston
Maine
Davidson
Stamford
New York
Plymouth
England
Sagamore
Voters split over elevated road plans in Roxbury Dorchester
Residents in Roxbury Highlands Dorchester and South Boston seek an elevated road while fearing the bill will not deliver an L line. Mayor Matthews hints Meigs road may never be built, risking delays to rapid transit in Boston if partial construction fizzes out.
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Roxbury
Highlands District
Dorchester
Boston
Matthews
Murphy as Fire Commissioner Hit With Packed Field
The piece notes possible installation of John R. Murphy as fire commissioner despite uncertain aldermen approval. It cites candidates Edward J. Flynn, ex Alderman P. J. Donovan, Philip J. Doherty, Senator William Carberry, and Bar kis, with Roxbury and Charlestown interests, while South and East Boston weigh in and the water board post held by Colonel Thomas F. Doherty is acknowledged.
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Wires
Murphy
Edward J. Flynn
Flynn
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
P. J. Donovan
Philip J. Doherty
Roxbury
William Carberry
Barkis
South Boston
East Boston
Water Board
Thomas F. Doherty
War on the Lottery Leads to Arrests at City Broker Office
Police arrest Richard Palmer and Martin Tenney on a warrant alleging they maintain a lottery tied to L. F. Crosby broker at 265 Washington Street. Officers seized ticket order stubs but found no physical tickets and requested a July 25 continuance. bail set at $500 each.
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Hanley
Richard Palmer
Martin Tenney
Parmenter
Shipping News Mini Almanac July 24
The July 24 shipping page lists arrival and clearance of several steamers and schooners, including Brookline Indianapolis Halifax Williamsport Cumberland Tremont Argus and multiple barges. Vessels from Philadelphia Halifax Portland St John N B and Portsmouth noted with crews and tow details. Also recorded are sailings of H M Whitney Baracoa and tug operations with barges along the coast.
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Indianapolis
Lamont
Bluefields
Nie
Halifax
Pye
Richardson & Barnard
Williamsport
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Rattlesnake
Cumberland
Thompson
St. John
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Hastport
Tremont
Craig
Portland
Argus
Moonbeam
Hercules
Elmwood
Beechwood
Willie A. McKay
Provincetown
Matheson
Benjamin F. Poole
Ross
Norfolk
Samuel Lyzach
Weppener
Sarah Hunter
Maxwell
Glenera
Adams
Lynx
Kintley
Annie Gale
H. M. Whitney
New York
Boston
Yarmouth
Dudley Pray
Harvard
Triton
J. I. Merry
Samuel E. Spring
Norfolk, Va
Port Johnson
Salem
R. C. Vest
Port Johna
Portsmouth
N. H
Steamship Schedules and Freight Rates London Boston 19th Century
Steamer PARTHIAN sails from Philadelphia to Boston on Tuesday July 24 at 3 p.m. Steamer INDIAN leaves Boston central wharf for Philadelphia on Wednesday July 25 at 3 p.m. Freight to Charleston Savannah Wilmington via steamer and West via rail shipped free of commissions. Passage ten dollars, round trip eighteen, meals and rooms included. Apply F P Wing Central Wharf Boston. B B Sampson treasurer and gen mgr 89 State Street Fiske Bldg Boston. No wharfage.
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Savannah
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F. P. Wing
B. B. Sampson
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Fiske Bldg
City park assessment apportionment notice 1804
City of Boston announces apportionment of park improvements assessments for 1805 1806 and 1897 to be added to annual taxes with interest. Requests may be made at the Park Commissioners office Exchange Building 53 State Street until August 1 1804 after which un apportioned demands will be issued and the right of apportionment ends. Signed by Paul H Kendrick Francis A Walker Charles I Sir Ragon on the Board of Park Commissioners.
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Typewriters for sale or rent by A. R. Andrews
For sale or rent all makes ribbons and typewriter supplies for all machines A R Andrews at 19 Court street offers complete service and supplies including ribbons cleaners and repair parts to cover every model and user need.
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Court St
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