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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1885

Page

3

Indictment Found and the Indicted One Missing

Baltimore police seek Adrian L. Mellen in the Mellen Coolidge conspiracy case as he vanishes from sight amid extradition debates. The attorney general advised issuing the Maryland requisition, while defense counsel pushes for delay. Officials monitor possible self surrender or cross state moves as the case unfolds in Boston.

Mellen-Coolidge Mr. Mellen Maryland Boston Hanscom Mellen St. James Baltimore Sounel Robinson Canada Gerraughty Houghton Russ Sherman Pemberton Square Commonwealth OF Massachusetts State of Adrian L. Mellen Augustus Russ Edgar J. Sherman

Women Draw Temperance Rally At Faneuil Hall Boston

An all women event at Faneuil Hall under the Boston Women’s Christian Temperance Union drew crowds of wives and daughters while men applauded from galleries. Frances E Willard chaired. Mrs Mary T Lathrop spoke on national prohibition, urging unity to overthrow liquor power.

Old Faneuil Hall Boston Aass Boston Omen’s Christian Temperance Union Webster Senate Boston Women’s Christian Temperance Union S. Tobey Massachusetts Union Frances E. Willard National Union Miss Tobey Mary T. Lothrop Warren Metropolitan Police Mary T. Lathrop Michigan Athrop

Boston Market Opens With Irregular Prices and Bank Gains

Boston market opens with easy money, loans on call 2 to 3 percent, paper rates mix from 4 to 6 percent. Beeston Bank shows excess reserve up 94,115 to 2,420,386. Stocks stay volatile with Atchison, Union Pacific, and Marquette movements. October earnings rise, and Pacific lines plus mining shares push market activity.

Prime Mercantile New York Sterling Beeston Boston Inc Legal Tenaers Fivep.c.fund Guin Atchison Chicago Burlington and Quincy Colorado Union Pacific Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Mineral Range Railroad Company Marquette, Houghton and San Diego Wall Street Atlantic and Pacific California Southern Wisconsin Central Common

300 Tol Gin and St Louis Shipping Notice

A terse OCR fragment references Tol Gin and St Louis with ship berth notes and a 500 currency figure. Mentions Dunkin and Elec & Lium Scrip with unclear context and scattered street-like terms. This item reads as a damaged listing or notice with few readable details.

Tol. Gin St. Louis Cescscceaceves Jayne Koyleton Street RP Saumoimion Esteeeations

Wall Street Summary Delivers Mixed Averages and Downgraded Close

Money on call remains easy at 24 3 for most trades with slight late tightening. Union Pacific leads gains, while Louisville and Nashville rise on injunction news. Market ends heavy after a volatile session. officials warn of late November declines and a cautious outlook amid erratic action and rising money rates.

New York Prime Mercantile Mages Pacific Union Pacific Central of St. Paul Western Onion Baltimore and Ohio Western Union Lawson, Douglas & Co Mr. Gould

Stock Market Squeezes Stock Prices and Earnings Surge

A wary view of a market squeeze notes the stock sector may not recover easily. Western interests tied to Armour could push freight flow on a line to exceed normal levels for weeks, aiding October totals, especially the final week. Trading today reached 492,175 shares with notable moves inte a variety of rails and mining shares including Colorado and Homestake.

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Market news from Minneapolis wheat and iron trades

Late market bulletin reports higher prices for wheat and corn with strong demand and bear raids repelled. Minneapolis receipts show 156,340 bushels of wheat and weekly totals rising. railcar quotes for No 2 white wheat and price settlements listed. Iron trades show steel rails firm at 32 per ton, active mills, and scarce nails amid a strike, plus growing pig iron demand and new blast plans.

Messrs George Eldredge & Co Chicago Emery & Hodges No. 28 State Street Minneapolis Minn Chamber of Commerce Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange Malaga Florida Concord Isabella Schuylkill Ator

Market Digest Flour and Grain Prices and Wheat Report

A compact market digest notes flour and grain demand with steady prices across regions. It lists W estern and Michigan rollers, spring and winter patents, and assorted bakes line items with Milwaukee Chicago St Louis and New York receipts and shipments, plus wheat and corn price standings across multiple cities.

Minnesota New York Ohio Indiana St. Louis Illinois Milwaukee Dali Chicago City Mills St Louis Detroit Uchicago Loledo Minneapolis Toledo Sane Nee Canada St. Louie Barney

Market reports from a busy trading day across commodities

The notice captures prices and activity for vegetables fruits and staples. Apples cranberries hay and straw, grasses seeds and nuts show varied demand with glutting supplies in apples and slack demand for cranberries. Livestock and meats edge higher in major markets while oils refined and domestic goods hold steady.

Foreign Exports From XS Island and Hayti Port

A codfish and seafood shipment from XS Island and Hayti Portis lists listed items and quantities aboard the steamer 2 Republic cleared November 7. The cargo includes codfish, mackerel, alewives, herring, bales of tobacco and denims, lumber, kerosene oil, soap, butter, beef, pork, cheese, beans, peppers, rice, ships’ supplies, and various crates and boxes across multiple destinations including Hayti and Lunenburg Newfoundland.

XS Island Haytian Portis Republic Iit Lunenburg Brig Lee

Receipts of Stavie Proausisa November

Shipping ledgers list freight receipts across multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New Orleans, and Boston and Maine. Entries cover cotton bales, wool, flour, meal, oats, malt, feed, barley, eggs, butter, cheese, apples, hay, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, and various perishable goods with quantities and car counts. Names of railroads appear repeatedly as consignors, carriers, and destinations.

Halifax Carroll Hatheway & Co Howe & French Joanson & Co LS Kimball & Co Charles Lawrence Egges A &O W Mad & Co Eges Rokwell & Co G C Rockwell & Son Eges E T Russell T Russell & Co Ring E & H Shumway Savannah Gate City Peton Adams & Bros Dodo Allen, Field & Awrence Abbott Kang, Thayer & Co Boston Duck Co Li Blanchard Bird & Co Billings & Exton Bernd & Co Bigelow & Co Dolem Blake & Ripsey Brown Cordis Mills Newmarket Co Pembroke Co Warren Cotton Mills Hall Bates Samuel Stern Prince & Co Richardson & Dennis Rogers Sands, Furber & Co Stetson, Moresey & Co Snow & Co Sherman Sargent Thorndike Co Sea Island Willimantic Linen Co Whiting P A Turpentine White Bros & Son Orangss Webster & Co Waltham Bleachery Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Derce Old Colony Railroad Inwiana Malitua Boston and Maine Railroad Eastern Division Western Division Owell Heliroad By Express Sea Cortez

Totals of Staple Product Receipts November 9

The table lists total receipts at this port from all points of shipment for main staples today, including in transit goods, compared with the same day last year. Figures show changes in quantities for each commodity and overall totals across the period.

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