Preference stock gains in demand amid rising prices
The preferred stock of the American Electric and Illuminating Company shows stronger demand and higher quotes with today's auctions at 91 and 99. The new board enjoys strong public confidence, dividends are payable as usual, and the stock is cheap at current prices. Estimates point to higher quotes in coming months as other stocks slide. Also reported are mixed moves in several listed securities and several bank shares. Dividends are declared by Chicago and Northwestern, Missouri Pacific, and New York Central. Also noted are a 50 cent dividend for Osceola Maining Company and related transfer details.
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F. Louis
Itisburg
Ansas City
Indianapolis
Leveland
Dartford
Louisville
Lilwauker
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N.Y
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United States
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Internal Revenue
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Corbin -St. Louis
Illinois Central Railroad Company
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Metropolitan Horse
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Denver
Burlington and Quincy
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American Electric and Inminating Company
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Front Dealers’ Association
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Snow
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Finner
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Eastman Freight Car Heater Company
Price, Lee & Co
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
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Expressmen’s League
Pathfinder Railway Guide
Mining Stocks Move Amid Colorado Coal and QuickSilver Ties
Mining stock names appear linked to Colorado coal interests and QuickSilver, with figures like Eureka Horn Silver Sierra Nevada in the observed listing. The fragment suggests exchange or pricing data, referencing standard market codes and values, but specifics are incomplete.
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Colorado Coal
Howestake
Quicksilver
Cece
Horn Silver
Nsvaio
Sierra Nevada
Cotton crop reports from Memphis district show May favorable overall
Weather in May largely favorable for young cotton in West Tennessee and neighboring regions though Arkansas saw excessive rainfall and some cold injury delaying growth. Despite late season, stands are fair and plants healthy with rapid future growth expected, amid ongoing fears of new fiber prospects from willow herb and global market notes.
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Memphis
West Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alajami
Tris
Europe
Usin Savants
Ecommune Society
St. Petersiang
London
New South Wiues
Sidney
Queensland
New Zealand
Laaiha
Diefels Sd
Sydney
Cincinnati
Whisky Pool
Flour and grain prices steady in mixed weekly report
Minneapolis and New York markets show fluctuating flour and wheat prices with mixed receipts and exports. No 2 milwaukee and Chicago firm on rails with several price levels listed for extra fine and common flours, rye and corn meal.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Muaihly
St Louw-Steady
Chirgee
Pierce
Milwaukee
Chicago
St Louis
Detroit
Teledo
Boot Erades Pathe
Toledo
St. Louis
Didoc
Bush
Tian
Milwauker
Saies
F. SA
Rye
Miwaukee
Prnm
Western
Uchicago
Bobi
Mixed Fruit and Commodity Market Report
Fruit demand steady with Messina and Palermo prices listed alongside other regional fruits. Nuts, popcorn, sugar, molasses, coffee, whiskey, and petroleum values noted. cotton markets show declines, futures steady, Liverpool and New York prices given. weekly US port receipts and stock levels reported with regional tone on market firmness and spinners’ demand.
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Messina
Virginia
Wilington
New York
Porto Rico
Cuba
Java
St. Louis
Centennial Old Beacon
Palatine
Pittsburg
Pine Lines
Javerpool
Uplands
Orleans
Liverpool
United States
Bank of England bullion outgo and London stock mood
London reports bullion withdrawn to pay 59000 pounds. Market notes show subdued American securities activity, doubts about New York Central dividends, and a general lack of confidence as brokers blame self serving road management. Wheat and corn cargoes easing yet overall trade quiet. wool and grain prices listed with modest shifts across Liverpool and London cols.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
New South Wales
Sydney
Queensland
Isud
New Zealand
Tasmmantm
Mavana
Railroad Freight Items and Animal Produce Records
A mixed list of freight items and quantities from multiple railroads and express lines including Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Well, and Maine lines. Entries cover wool, cotton, oats, wheat, bran, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, beans, rolls, leather, hides, tallow, eggs, cornmeal, and various bales, boxes, crates, sacks, barrels, and tubs with numerous counts and units. The fragmentary OCR shows dozens of carriage and shipment entries across railroads and express services.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Peltswell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and
Salem
Sea
Uleo
Staple Product Receipts at Port for June 7
Totals show current day receipts of principal staples from all shipments, including transit, compared with the same date last year. The table lists quantities by commodity and origin, reflecting day’s port activity.
Business Troubles Across the Nation Seal Insolvency Tide
A wide wave of failures hits firms from Boston to Detroit. Insolvencies include James H. Wyman of Washington Street Boston. Stratton & Nash furniture dealers New York. HH. D. Grant & Co. East Boston with 25 cents on the dollar offers. Banks seek accounting in Cope land & Co. shoe dealers. Dozens more like Maynard & Maynard Worcester. E D Shaw Wales Mass. J B McDonald Woburn. Strout & Woodard Brunswick Maine. Assets and liabilities listed, with multiple assignments and settlements sought.
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James H. Wyman
Washington Street
Hoston
Jacob Morris
Manover
Cambridge Streets
Boston
Stratton & Nash
New York City
HH. D. Grant & Co
Border Street
Metropolitan and Park National Banks of
New York
W.I. Hall
Supreme Court
Charles W.copeland & Co
Maynard & Maynard
Worcester
Wes Maynard
Charles E. Howe
Amesbury
Ewer
Enfield
N. H
Fremont
Mass
George A. Gray & Co
Union Patent Medicine Company
Joseph B. McDonald
Woburn
E. D. Hayden
Strout & Woodard
Brunswick
Portland
J. J. Lappin & Co
KE. A. Mansfield, Jr
Houston
G. A. Sawyer
Mars Hill
Frank Decormier
Standish
D. O. Patterson
General Merchandise
Springfield
D. O. Patterson & Co
Lincoln
Stephen L. Randall
Keene
Walter B. Peck
Central Falls
R. I
Marcus Nathan
Westerly
W. F. Perkins
Providence
Munich
Gilder and Picture Framer
Hartford
Exchange Bank of Henry Sheldon & Co
Sherman
N. Y
Sheldon & Ripley
Empire State Manufacturing Company
C. L. Sheldon
Vanuxen, Wharton & Co
Philadelphia
Daniel B. Haddock
N. C
A.w. A. Duck
Atlanta
Campbell & Lawrence
James Hanson
Lamber
Cincinnati
William Bh
Burnett
J. Walker
Youngstown
Wheeling
W. Va
L. M. McKinney, Saddler
Mobile
Ala
Kennesaw Manufacturing Company
Memphis
Tenn
Robert S. Thompson
Monroe
Mich
Devil's Lake
Oak
Leroy, Moore & Co
Greenville
Detroit
Feee & Rowell, Grocers
Ypsilanti, Mich
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Meigs Elevated Railroad Decision Sets Construction Path
The railroad commissioners rule the Meigs Elevated railway may be built to improve passenger service between Boston and Cambridge within three miles of the state house. The decision bars alternate methods, requires a cop from Meigs plan on file, and confirms public convenience and necessity for steam powered construction.
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Meigs Elevated Railroad
Meigs Elevated Railway Company
Boston
Cambridge
State House
Abbott v Worthington Court Decision on Iron Nail Rod duties
In U.S. Circuit Court on June 7 Judge Colt ruled for Jere Abbott and co plaintiffs against Roland Worthington on back duties. The dispute involved iron nail rods imported as bar iron taxed at 1.5 cents per pound, the plaintiffs contending classification as scroll iron at 1.25 cents per pound.
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U. 8S
Jere Abbott
Roland Worthington
Colt
Notable Civil Case Index From 19th Century docket
A compact list of case notices appears, naming parties such as Naven, B. & Prov. KK R, Curney, Harney, Shaw, Gayin, Gerry Powers, Kenney, Boston & Maine, Wood, Kee Bay State Co, Tuttle, Vickers, Chase, Edmester, Tenney, Webber, Moran, Jacobs, Fenton, Tron Ga, Pacific Nat. Bank, McGaffigan, Bassett, Krans, Stanton. The entries include cross-references to railways, banks, and street railways, with multiple combinations and court notes dated across years.
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Powers
Kenney
Boston & Maine R. RR
Wood
Field
Bay State . Co
Tuttle
Fermald
Vickers
Mowry
Chase
Miller
Edmester
N. E
Tenney
Same
Press B. Mfg
Webber
Hester
Moran
Multiple defendants arraigned in city court for blackmail and larceny
Robert Thompson Ida Braconnier a Swedish girl and Albert P Abbott arraigned for attempting to blackmail Dr James S Simmonds of Dover Street in the city. Braconnier held 4000 Thompson 6000 Abbott 3600. others pled guilty including Frank A Pattee 18 months for larceny and Mary Reardon probation for drunkenness. Several indictments and pleas in various courts with fines bonds and jail terms. Harvard students George Washington Phillip Sampson fined for larceny of signs.
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Ida Braconnier
Albert P. Abbott
James S. Simmonds
Dover Street
Braconnier
Thompson
Abbott
Frank A. Pattee
House of Correction
Mary Reardon
Samuel J. Allen
White River Junction
Edwin H. Hansel
Howard Street
William E. Rice
Robert H. Hazleton
John H. Drummond
Edward McGreeney
Central Court
Churchill
Timothy Daley
Albert Bundy
Henry Heckman
Henry Lowley
John J. O'Neill
Catherine McHale
Sarah Brown
Sal
House of Industry
David Ring
John R. Magullion
John H. Costello
Essex Street
Joseph McHugh
Highlands Court
John Caskgnan
East Boston
Timothy O'Callahan
Brighton Court
George Washington
Phillip Sampson
Harvard College
Beets and Beasts and Bounties of a Farm Year
Rural notes discuss cattle udder issues and recovery prospects, a revival of England’s beet sugar industry hindered by cool seasons, and a blood based cattle cake from Denmark. It also reports US live stock auction prices for Shorthorns Holsteins Jerseys, a watermelons yield method, value of woodashes as fertilizer, marsh land reclamation via ashes, a Dakota wheat feat from one grain yielding 17 bushels, and cheap small fruits for early planting with nostalgic price memories.
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England
France
Denmark
United States
National Live Stock Journal
New Yorker
Huron
Michigan
Dakota
What to Wear Fashion Notes From Folio In New Wraps
The article surveys summer fashion in wraps and gowns with new trims. It notes back-skirt plaits, jabots of Escurial lace, chenille fringe, bouffant shoulders, raised silk brocades, passementerie and guipure lace. Travel outfits include Newmarket and light cloth pelisses with lined hoods.
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Newmarket
Lady Clare
The Handshake and Human Character in Social Exchange
The article argues that handshake style reveals character. Warm, full grips show generous, sympathetic dispositions while cold, limp or crushing shakes signal selfishness or roughness. A dying friend’s firm squeeze embodies deep emotion, and the gesture reflects inner traits through outward contact.
The Bluegrass of Kentucky Its Rich Pasture Profit
The Bluegrass region around Lexington is noted for unrivaled soil fertility due to blue limestone. The grass, Poe pretensis, stays green most of the year, yields abundant pasture, and thrives without cultivation, ripening in June and renewing in autumn, remaining lush through winter.
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Bluegrass
Kentucky
Lexington
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