Stock Market Slumps Amid Election Uncertainty In New York
New York traders faced a dull session with firmer general tone early, then declines in railways and granger shares. Prices rose briefly, then fell as dividends were cut and Erie system woes surfaced. Tomorrow is a market holiday with 91,100 shares traded including preferred issues and mining stocks.
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Prime Mercantile
Granger
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
West Shore
Canada
Northern
Denver
Evansville
Terra Haute
Do General
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Mutual Union
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago Atlantic
Erie
Gould
Blaine
Stock Exchange
To-Gay
Financial Market Roundup from London and Liverpool
London bond and stock prices show modest moves with Consols at 1007 16 and various railroad and utility shares quoted. Trade reports note dull cargo wheat and quiet corn, with Paris and Livepool markets similar. beef and pork prices listed, breadstuffs dull, and London and French country markets described as subdued.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Trade and Its Outlook in Wheat Markets
A Galveston News correspondent reports California wheat shipments to Liverpool may reach 13 000 car loads via Sunset road by June at about 27 cents per bushel, delivered $90 a ton to Liverpool through New Orleans. The St Paul Press notes weaker money movement to wheat regions, with farmers delaying sales and currency flows reversing after six weeks of strong buying. Commercial exchange lists 80 cars inspected: mixed corn, steamer yellow corn, oats by grades.
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San Antonio
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California
Liverpool
Sunset Road
New Orleans
Red River
St. Paul Press
St. Paul
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Oe Commercial Exchange
Market Reports and Wheat Flour Prices Amid Election Absorption
Wheat flour receipts 15,684 barrels and 21,052 sacks with little trading due to the national election tomorrow. General market steady with concessions needed to move lines. Mill behavior shows quiet receipts and shipments, Milwaukee and St Louis steady with varied prices for family to patent grades, New York receipts 38,643 barrels and exports 10,832, dull market with scarce common qualities and 11,400 barrel sales for patent.
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St. Louis
New York
Family Land
Lara
City
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Tierces Western Steam
South America
Union Stock
Nebraska
Dakota
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
General farm produce market report update
Detailed prices and demand levels across farm produce sections. Notes steady to dull activity in hay rye straw and grass seed, with apples cranberries and grapes varying in supply and price. Dressed poultry beef and mutton markets described, alongside coffee peanuts sugar rice tea and miscellaneous fruits and nuts with regional and port-level price notes.
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Java
Maracaibo
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Laguira
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Lac
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St Domingo
New York
Virginia
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Pembroke
Huron
New Orleans
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Borto Rico
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
London
New York—Petroleum
United Pipe Line
Phillips
Fisher No
Fisher
Gibson
Cadagan
Christie No
Ittsburg
Petroleum Spirits
Liverpool
Antwerp
Market Report Signals Mixed U.S. Port Trades
Net receipts at U S ports and exports to Great Britain and France are listed with totals. The market tone varies by city, being quiet in St. Louis and Wilmington, dull in Philadelphia, easier in Mobile and Norfolk, firm in Galveston and Memphis, and steady in Cincinnati and New York with minor price shifts.
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U.S
France
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mobile
Norfolk
Galveston
Memphis
Cincinnati
New York
Wilmington
Louisville
Valine Exports From Boston Port For Week Ending Oct 31
Valine shipments from the Port of Boston totaled for the week ending October 31. Reports indicate steady activity with several consignments onboard outbound vessels. Trade sources note stable demand from buyers in Europe and the Caribbean, amid favorable freight rates.
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Boston
Aldrich vs Searle promissory note and set off case
A civil action seeks 45 dollars on a promissory note plus 3350 for goods and loans. Searle denies debt and files a set-off for 90 80 for labor. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff with one cent damages. Attorneys listed. No. 1146. Also Slater vs Lowe contract action for 675 dollars regarding property sale and advances. Defendant disputes owing and says receipt in full. Resumed. jury to hear. Attorneys listed. No. 1154. Leahy vs Partridge and others listed in Second Session before Judge Staples. No. 583 Cavanaugh vs City of Boston tort action for 20000 dollars. Resuimed pro forma verdict for defendant. Attorneys listed. No. 583. Blaisdell vs Perkins tort action over misrepresented sale of Campton estate. Trial in progress. defendants deny. Attorneys listed. In order for Wednesday.
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Peter W. Aldrich
Robert P.searle
C. B. Mowry
Max Fischaker
Martha W. Slater
William W. Lowe
Boston
Isaac S. Morse
L. Cowan
C. G. Keyes
Staples
John Cavanaugh
City of
South Bay
W.E. L. Dilloway
T. M. Babson
Mary A. Blaisdell
Daniel S. Perkins
Taintiff
Campton
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Newton
N. B. Bryant
B. Wadleigh
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Richard Worthington
Commonwealth
Siercalin
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
Wills admitted to probate and admins named under Judge McKIM
Before Judge McKIM the following wills were admitted to probate Patrick Collins Bernard Devlin Lydia B C Cael James S Erskine Catherine Keating William H Mann John J Peeler Rebecca Pond John Sims Thomas H Smith Herman Strater Letters of administration granted Joel Richards M Moore George W Williston Samuel W Moore Thomas Day Elizabeth A Martin Asa A Stubbs John Wil son Catherine Donovan Mary McCanee The resa F Sullivan Mary McLaughlin Ralph Cordingley Charles M Currier
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Patrick Collins
Bernard Devlin
Lydia B. C. Cael
James S. Erskine
Catherine Keating
William H. Mann
John J. Peeler
Rebecca Pond
John Sims
Thomas H. Smith
Herman Strater
Joel Richards
M. Moore
George W. Williston
Samuel W. Moore
Thomas Day
Elizabeth A. Martin
Asa A. Stubbs
John Wilson
Catherine Donovan
Mary McCanee
Theresa F. Sullivan
Mary McLaughlin
Ralph Cordingly
Charles M. Currier
Grand jury hearing and select sentences imposed
The grand jury received instructions and will report Saturday. Pleas of guilty led to sentences for several offenders: Eugene McCormick assault and battery one fifty dollars and costs. John McDonald drunkenness one dollar and costs. Michael English the same offence six months in the house of industry. Terrence Cavvanah adulterated milk fifty dollars and costs.
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Eugene McCormick
John McDonald
Michael English
House of Industry
Terrence Cavvanah
Central and South Boston Municipal Court Dockets November 2
In the central court Judge McCafferty presided over larceny and assault cases with six months to several months in the house of industry for multiple defendants. Fines ranged up to $20 and costs. In the South Boston court Thomas Cowan faced $1500 held for the superior court for breaking and entering, others pleaded guilty to drunkenness with sentences to the house of industry or jail and appeals to the superior court.
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Central Court
McCafferty
John J. Smith
Mary Snow
House of Industry
Thos. E. Banks
House of Industy
Frederick Durant
Frank Riley
George Carnes
Edward F. Lemey
Henry Carty
McCarty
Riley
Frank B. Hill
R. H. White and Co
House of Correction
Patrick A. Denny
James Ford
Jenna Andrew
Jarcepy
South Boston
Thomas Cowan
Michael Hines
John Roach
Obituaries and Notices From Boston Area Columns
Death notices and brief obituaries recorded from Boston and nearby towns list ages and dates for Ethel D ASee Mary Dunn Abijah C Dean David Davis Almira Jarvis Nollis Moore Ny C Maguire Lizzie R Markham Clarence E Mintire Elizabeth C Taylor Mary B Oban and other names, noting private funerals and scattered locations including Malden Dorchester Salem and Everett with ages ranging from days to 80 years.
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East Cambridge
Ethel D
Charles B Asee
Noa Spond
Boston
Bert Anderson
Mary Dunn
Malvina Dinsmore
Dean
Malden
Abijah C Dean
Davis
Salem
David Davis
Jarvis
Dorchester
Almira
Edward Jarvis
Moore
South Boston
Nollis Moore
Maguire
New York
C Maguire
James Maguire
Randolph
Mass
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Lizzie R Markham
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Clarence E Mintire
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Milford
Elizabeth C
Taylor
Everett
Mary B
Henry Oban
Coe Ae Oy
George F Woodman
Eastern Railroad Lease Case Upheld by High Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court overruled the demurrer in Willard P. Phillips et al versus the Eastern Railroad Corporation, allowing the lease to the Boston and Maine to proceed while warning that Article 5 of the lease could breach the trust by diverting net earnings from the sinking fund. The decision implies a similar lease might be valid, pending further scrutiny.
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Longtime Marlboro Doctor Metcalf Dies at 95
Carl G Metcalf MD died in Marlboro on Saturday November 1. Born April 21 1846 in East Unity New Hampshire he trained at Albany Medical College 1870 and practiced in Troy NH Middletown NH and Marlboro where he earned a strong reputation. He married Abbie A Brigham in August 1872. she survives with no children along with a New Hampshire mother sister and three brothers including H H Metcalf of Concord. Also noted: Bernard Mulien died at 88 at 354 Shawmut Avenue on Sunday November 1 after 50 years in the US with Fong Dial ac. George F Woodiman of Jamaica Plain died November 2 at 58 after a long career in wool. Jacob K Sterrett longtime editor for Reading PA papers died November 2. George E Maguire son of the late Hon James Maguire of Randolph MA died in New York November 1.
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Boston
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James Maguire
Randolph
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New York
Commission to Visit Mexico and Central America for Trade
The Congressional Commission to visit Mexico and Central and South America for U S commerce plans an extended tour starting November 10 from New York. They will meet business leaders in Mexico City and San Francisco, then travel through Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica to Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Bolivia Peru Chile Mendoza and Argentine ports before returning via Brazilian ports. Led by business and government officials they will hear views on expanding southern trade and possible treaties. calls for improved banking, customs, mail and especially U S consular services, with subsidies debated as a tool to boost shipping and access to South American markets.
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Long Island plan eyed for city use and paving debates
The Monday aldermen meeting approved studying Long Island purchase for city use with a price dispute and called for title consolidation. Petitions on filling streets and sewer work were noted, and paving funds faced scrutiny over a $1,000,000 cap while a bridge crossing hearing was postponed two weeks.
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S. W. Cunningham
Willam T. Osborn
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Committee On Public Institutions
United States
Dunbar
Joseph W. Stone
Levingham
Frederick W. Todd
John N. Randall
Thomas Ellis
James T. Z. Chandler
Charles J. Deveraux
Richard Addison
John O. Locke
Francis A. Snow
William P. Burns
Mary A. Burns
Rose L. V. Corinha
Annie Gaspere
Maria da C
Manual P. de Silva
Rita Ferreira
Frank Sarveran
Frank Enos
Antonio Silva
Joseph Perry
Nicholas Capello
Thomas J. Dunbar
Slade
Committee On Paving
Alderman Nugent
Committee On
Greenough
Alderman Morton
Leighton
Yeas
Ernald
McDonald
Nugent
Pray
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Hall
Morton
Boston
Albany
Sumner Streets
East
William A. Foss
William J. Burke
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A.C. Whitney
Mitchell and
Kilrain
State Hall
Pre
Vern Union Telegraph Company
Friend Street
Navy personnel returns and injuries at East Boston
Passed assistant surgeon C H Baldwin returns from leave to duty aboard the Wabash while carpenter J P Carter returns to duty at the navy yard. Paymaster A F Burtes goes on leave from the Galena off the navy yard. Private J H Conlan discharged after desertion found guilty by naval summary court martial. Thomas Fitz, laborer on the Oregon, fell through a hatch injuring ribs and feet, posted at home in East Boston.
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Construction Department
Oregon
Boston
Accidents Hit Fitchburg Railroad With No Loss of Life
Two Monday crashes disrupted Fitchburg railroad operations but caused no fatalities. A freight train at a down grade split into two as sections separated, wrecking several cars. Later a coal car jumped a switch frog during siding work, delaying trains for a short period before the obstruction was cleared.
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Fitchburg
Meeting of Young Women's Christian Association managers
Monday meeting at 68 Warrenton Street presided by Mrs Henry F Durant reports pledges from associations churches and others to furnish 40 rooms in the Berkeley street building. C F Hovey Co sent a $500 general furnishing fund donation and many additional gifts were received toward finishing the new building.
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Berkeley Street
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Association
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted
An exchange claims nine tenths of unhappy marriages stem from social morals and that nine tenths of chronic diseases arise from impure blood and biliousness. It asserts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures these conditions and is sold by druggists.
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