Umpire Powers and Boston defeat overshadowed by errors
Washingtons beat the Bostons 5 to 4 on a disputed umpire call. The article tallies umpire Powers as a major factor in Boston’s loss, noting key decisions in the seventh and eighth innings, crowd reaction, and mixed performances from players like Kelly, Nash, Johnston, and Morrill while describing Boston’s fielding and batting struggles alongside Washingtons’ late runs and defensive plays.
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Powers
Bostons
Bome
Mack
Wise
Merrill
Ray
Nash
Johnston
Donnelly
Ash
Morrill
Kelly
Boston
Andle
Aong
Washingtons
Hornung
Ong Fiy
Whitney
Obourn
John Morrill
Andua Tittle
Gamos
Teynade
Ayay
Wilmot
Kitney
Runns
Bails
Myers
Washington
Ohnston
O'Brien
Pollys
PO. A. Ee Bey
O’brien
Gores Ridge
Frown
Shock
Radbourn
Dee Leicccraics
Johston
Hoy
Washingtone
Willmot
Yers
Daily
Powell
Burg
Sharp
Ler
Pittsburgs
Indianapolis
A. B. Hk
A. B. Ier
Seery
Oounday
Denny
Carroll
LiHines
Coleman
Glasscocx
Yeckiey
Buckley
Ounlap
Esterbr
Vmpie
McGeachyrfl
Kuehie
Pdaily
O.henry
Morris
Sator Eg Edeeanakh
Fitiaburgs
Esterbrook
McGerchy
Glascock
Biolen Basas
Carrell
Beckley
Uuniap
Pear
Noubdle
Duniap
Uniap
Heey
Glasscock
Esterprook
New York
New Yorks
Brown
Hailman
Shriver
Philadelphias
A.B. R
Wood
Ewing
Cat
Andrews
Ward
Girovarty
Tiernan
Casey
Peff
MONEY MARKET REPORT AROUND JULY 26 FINANCIAL MARKETS
The money market remains easy with rates largely unchanged. Time paper 3¼ to 5 percent, call loans 2¼ to 4 percent. New York funds discounted. exchange totals and bank balances listed. government securities steady. Bank of England and Bank of France statements show small gains in gold and silver. local stock market active led by copper stocks and railroad bonds with notable gains after Brewer decision. earnings reports and new financing details for several railways and companies included.
Lowell Monuments and Worcester Defeat in Baseball Card
Lowell erected a monument to Stafford and crushed Worcester 9 to 3 after Sullivan allowed eighteen hits in a wild game. Staltz Kennedy and Toffling led the hitters as Clare suffered a finger spike in the final inning. In another game Portsmouth defeated Salem 12 to 6 despite Salem leading early as Roach and solid Salem fielding faded late.
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Lowell
Stafford
Worcesters
Sullivan
Staltz
Kennedy
Toffling
Clare
Lowcus
Portsmouths
Treasur
Mitchell
Henry
Salem
Portsmouth
Salems
Roach
Long
Hines
Knowlton
Railroad dividends declared on preferred and common stock
The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company declares a 3 percent dividend on preferred stock. Illinois Central Railroad Company says a semi annual dividend of 4 2 percent. The Erie and Western Transportation Company declares a semi annual dividend of 5 percent. Louisville and Nashville directors declare a stock dividend of 3 percent totaling 6 percent for the year.
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Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Grand Ledge
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Chicago & West Michigan
Western
Flint & Pern Marquette Railroad
Cleveland & Canton Common
Qasked
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Erie & Western Transportation Company
Louisville & Nashville
New York Stock Sales Report July 26 Shares traded 229500
The New York stock market sees 229 500 shares traded today with a list of transactions across various rail and mill stocks. Details include quantities such as 11 shares Merchandise National Bank 1, Pacific Mills 5, Everett Mills 13, Boston Lead Mig Co 10, Cheshire RR pfd 5, Conn & Passumpsic Rivers RR pfd 10,000 Me Central RR con mig 78, 1912 issues and 5000 Wisconsin Cent RR 1st series 6 000 Chicago Burl Quincy RR 48 1922, Den ex 4, Pepperell Mig Co 100, McKay stataite, Globe NBk 1, Appleton Co 6, Manchester Mills 18, Taunton Locomotive Co 1 000, Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RB Inc 15 000, Worcester RR ds 1908. The report notes the day's totals and price movements including opening, high, low, and closing for the listed shares and the prior closing.
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Merchandise N. Bk
Pacific Mills
Thorndike Mfg. Co
Everett Mills
Boston
Mig
Cheshire RR
Conn
Passumpsic Rivers RR
Wisconsin Cent
Chicago, Burl, & Quincy RR
Pepperell Mig. Co
McKay Stataite
Globe N, Bk
Appleton Co
Manchester Mills
Taunton Locomotive Co
Ogdensburg & Lake Champ, RB. Inc
Vitchburg Rrds
Boston Stock Exchange
Bales
Allonez
Uecasererer
Arnold
Eee
Eenee
Ae Atlantic
Bonanza
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Heck
Crescent
Luc Central
Dunkin
Franklin
Huron
Ironton
Kearsarse
Quincey
Tamarack
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Boston Water Power
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Seereee
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Middlesex Mills
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Destable Mort. Co
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F — and Trust
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Western
Wall Street Recap Shows Mixed Trading After Dividend News
New York financial report notes easy money on call at 1 to 1 percent, 60 day bills at 4.86 4.88, and a dull stock market until Louisville & Nashville dividend sparked a rally. Gains spread to Reading St Paul Union Pacific and Lackawanna, then faded. Iowa decision restoration sparked late strength. Bond sales totaled 1.423 million with notable issues from Fort Worth Denver Erie and Texas Pacific.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Reading
St.Paul
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
Lowa
Grangers
Island & Northwestern
St. Paul
Richmond Terminal
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis
Chicago & West Indiana
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Mobile & Ohio New
New York & Northern
Norfolk& Western General
St. Louis
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Richmond & Danville
Belleville & South Ilinois
Green Bay
Virginia Midland General
Foreign Markets and Bank Figures From Europe and London
London July 26 Consols quoted at 99 9 16 for money and account. Atlantic and Great Western firsts 37 1 2, Canadian Pacific 60 1 2, Erie 27 1 2, Erie seconds 100, Illinois Central 122 5 8, Mexican ordinary 46, St Paul common 73 5 8, New York Central 108 1 2, Reading 32, Mexican Central firsts 68, Money 42 1 4 percent. Open market discount for short bills 1 9 8 1 percent. Bank of England bullion down £458000. reserve ratio 39.71 percent. Paris francs 82 70 c, exchange on London 26 41 c. Paris July 26 weekly Bank of France gold up 1 476 000 francs and silver up 3 850 000 francs. Berlin July 26 imperial bank of Germany specie up 7 160 000 marks.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Unite States
United States
National Bank
Catherine Taylor
Suffolk County Court House
N. W. Harris & Co
Omaha Railway Company
Farnum Street
Omaha
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of Germany
Lawsville & Nashville
Judge Brewer
Iowa Railroad Commission
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
California Southern
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Preferred
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Commercial Market Snapshots Steady Tones Across Commodities
Wool steady and leather improves while hides firm. Flour steady and quiet. corn dull. oats quiet. cornmeal easier. Oatmeal steady. rye quiet and steady. Graham flour moderate demand. Millseed unchanged. cottonseed meal quiet. malt steady. Hops dull. butter not very active. cheese strong. eggs steady. Beans slow. grass seeds quiet. potatoes dull and easy. Hay moderate demand. rye straw dull. poultry quiet. Apples fair demand. oranges and lemons unchanged. berries plenty. watermelons firm. pears very quiet. California fruits active. truck not very active. pork firm and steady. corned beet unchanged. Fresh beef dull and easy. other meats not very active. hogs steady. Raw sugars firm and quiet. refined sugars active. molasses steady. tallow quiet.
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California
Leather price notes show steady demand across hides and calfs
The market reports quiet to firm demand for buff leather calfskins and hides. Rough splits and hemlock sole leather show firmer activity with small lot sales, while crop leather finds buyers on choice receipts. Prices remain steady with pockets of better movement in foreign and domestic hides and varied calfskin grades.
Wool Market Moves Remain Largely Unchanged
The wool market shows little change with demand broad across grades. Interior arrivals are slow as mills stay shuttered or operate part time, with no major shifts expected before August. quotations cover fleeces combing Delaine and carpet wools across U.S. and international lots.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Delaine
Territory
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Georgia
Texas
Lexas
Kansas
Nebraska
Maine
California
Oregon
Fine Valley
Medium Valley
Washington Territory
Montevideo
Aleppo
Angora
Donskoi
Leather and Hides Market Steady Despite Quiet Demand
The leather and hides market shows firmer sentiment but unchanged prices with better demand yet still quiet. Finished leather remains buyer favored though less so than previously, stocks are large, wax leather stays quiet at easy prices, brogan leather firm on choice stock, splits dull, and ruined leather demand steady with receipts of desirable lots improving.
Antwerp Wool Sales See Strong Demand In Fair
Antwerp July 26 There was a fair turnout at the wool sales today with strong demand. About 2300 bales were offered as buyers showed keen interest. Buenos Ayres lots totaling 681 bales sold from 95 to 180 francs per 100 kilos and Montevideo lots with 764 bales moved from 76 to 200 francs per 100 kilos.
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Antwerp
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Internal Revenue Receipts for Fiscal Year Ending June 30
The Internal Revenue report shows total collections of 124 326 474 72, up 5 489 173 66 from 1887. Collection costs were about 3 983 000, or 32 10 percent. Major sources: spirits 69 306 166 41. tobacco 30 622 431 52. fermented liquors 23 324 218 48. oleomargarine 864 139 88. States paying the most were Illinois, New York, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Indiana and New Jersey, accounting for two thirds of total receipts.
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Commission of Internal Revenue
Illinois
New York
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Indiana
New Jersey
Potato Crop Expands In Most States With Few Reductions
The potato crop is generally good with increases in area across nearly all states and territories except Delaware holding last year’s area and Nevada showing a decrease. Reductions occur in some counties due to seed scarcity or bad planting weather, while Western states and territories post the largest gains as immigration and broader cultivation drive expansion.
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Delaware
Nevada
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