Eastern Pennsylvania lecture circuit and national notices
Colonel A K McClure tours eastern Pennsylvania with Lincoln lectures while Dr George C Lorimer declines Chicago University presidency and becomes temporary executive board chair. The column lists varied society items, speeches, appointments, scholarly notices, and literary previews from the era.
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A. K. McClure
Abraham Lincoln
Pennsylvania
George C. Lorimer
Chicago University
Forthcoming Publications In Literary World Announced
Announcements of new works and publishers across literature. Mme Durand selects Ticknor & Co for Dosia's Daughter with English proofs forthcoming. Allen Thorndike Rice plans Grant diary publication in North American Review edited by Colonel Grant. A. D. F. Randolph & Co announce Havergal letters. Cassell & Co issue Wordsworth editions. New Christmas cantatas prepared by O Ditson & Co with songs and dialogues. Pepper and Salt by Howard Pyle issued through Harper & Bros. Estes & Lauriat list limited editions including Lalla Books and Lenore. Curtis praises Bryant and His Friends by Ford, Howard & Hulbert.
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Mme. Durand
Henri Greville
Messrs. Ticknor & Co
Dosia
Allen Thorndike Rice
Fred Grant
Grant
North American Review
S. 8. Frackelton
D. Appleton & Co
Frances Ridley Havergal
A. D. F. Randolph & Co
A. D. F. Randolph & Co. Ingram
Poe
Greene
A. C. Armstrong
Mme. Mohl
Atlantic
Kathleen “O'Meara
London
Richard Bentley
Boston
Roberts Bros. Cassell & Co
Wordsworth
Tintern Abbey
O. Ditson & Co
T. Martin Towne
Mary Louise Ritter
Dora Greenwell
A. D. Saxon
Ditson & Co
Lippincott’s
Howard Pyle
Messrs
Harper & Bros
Harper’s Young People
Estes & Lauriat
Moore
Lalla
Lenore
H. Sandham
Keats
Edmund H. Garrett
Duray
Rome
Carlyle
Richardson
George Eliot
George William Curtis
James Grant Wilson
Bryant
Messrs. Ford, Howard & Hulbert
Willis
Railroad Matters and Annual Finances Reported
The New York and Boston Inland Railroad and the Boston and Maine schedule fiscal year results with assets liabilities and capital details. The Boston and Maine shows income expenses net income dividends and passenger and freight figures for 1885 versus 1884 plus stock and employment data.
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New York
Boston
New York, Boston and Inland Railroad Company
Henry Lewis
Philadelphia
FA. A. Blood
Fitchburg
George C. Hill
E. D. Hewins
Joseph KR. Bodwell
Hal
Jowell
William Roteh
Samuel M. Ham
Peabody
George Cook
John R. Buttrick
Lowell
W. A. Paton
D. K. Stevens
Charles H. Blood
Gioses Webster
Vinalhaven
A. Blood
Henry R
Parrott
Bridgeport
Boston and Maine
Failures of Past Week in United States and Canada
The past week saw 223 business failures in the United States and Canada, up from 179 the prior week, with most rise in Western and Pacific states and Canada. Notable filings include E F Willis of Monson owing 2000 and E Smith & Co Athol Centre failing, plus Lane Portland Me attached. Lageman of Cincinnati failed. T A Main Lowell insolvent. F D Bartlett Cambridge failed. Ockford Jerome New London Conn offering 10 cents on the dollar. G G Davis Merrimac Liabilities 12304.80. IE Smith & Co Athol Centre suspended. Fowler Plating New Haven assigned with Henry Stevens named trustee. creditors’ meeting set for the 17th.
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Canada
R. G. Dun & Co
Edward Russell & Co
United States
Western
Pacific States
E. F. Willis
Monson
Mass
E. Smith & Co
Boots
Athol Centre
A. A. Lane
Grocer
Portland
Frederick Lageman
Boots and Shoes
Cincinnati
T. A. Main
Carpenter and Builder
Lowell
F. D. Bartlett
Carriages
Cambridge
Ockford & Jerome
Osprey Beach Hotel
New London
Conn
G. G. Davis
Merrimac
Smith & Co
Shoe Manufacturers
Fowler Plating Company
New Haven
Henry Stevens
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Company Circular Details Dividends
The Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Company of Philadelphia reports a 10 percent cash dividend on capital stock and 6 percent on scrip, payable after Dec 1. A 30 percent strip dividend is declared on earned premiums for the year ending Oct 31, 1885. Hutchings Couthony & Co. represents the company in Boston at 25 State Street.
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Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Boston
Hutchings, Couthony & Co
State Street
Devonshire
Williams Contempt Case Sent to Full Supreme Bench
In the Henry Bigelow Williams contempt case Judge Devens granted the attorney-general motion to show cause why Williams should not be punished for contempt over hotel window removals in Back Bay. The decision sent the matter to the full bench of the Supreme Court on the new questions presented.
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Henry Bigelow Williams
Devens
Supreme Court
Boston Advertiser
George B. McClellan
A. P. Hathaway
Hathaway & Woods
Commerce Street
Boston
James Ff. Day
Boston and Albany Railroad
New England
Robert C. Murray
Washington Street
Thomas Keleher
Winthrop
Whittier
Hoptonic
Tam
Thomaz J. Barry
At-Law
Congress Street
City Democratic Committee
Stock Market Quietly Climbs Amid Broad Activity
Boston reports a buoyant trading day with the local stock board showing strong gains, led by Eastern and Atchison movements. Brokers note public buyers driving prices higher as large houses deny accumulating stock, while rail paths like Wisconsin Central and Eastern fuel the day with bullish signals and new tracklaying plans.
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Stock Board
J. A. Evans
Exchange Place
Bill Travers
Smith
Travers
Atchison
Evans
Richardson, Hill & Co
Lde and
Whittier
C. W. Smith
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Paol
Gland
Wisconsin Central
Summit Branch
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston
Pennsylvania
Eastern
RB. A. Denman, Jr
Superior Court
Maine
Maine Central
Canadian Pacific
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
New York
New England
Ogdensburg
Remarkable sale progress of 50 year 6 percent S L &. SF bonds
W's are informed that out of a total issue of 7 789 000 dollars St Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company gold bonds, 50 year 6 per cent, only about 1 000 000 dollars remain unsold and these are rapidly disposed of by Messrs C H Venner & Co Tremont Bank building.
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W's
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Messrs. C. H. Venner & Co
Tremont Bank
Brokers' Board Sales Report From Boston Exchange
Perkins, Dupee & Co report sales at the Boston Stock Exchange brokers board on November 1 with varied figures across many issues. The bulletin lists prices and percentages for rail, mining, and other securities including At and Pac, Oregon, Rutland, and Sonora, noting multiple entries near par with percent outcomes and thousands traded.
Unclear OCR Text From Local Notices
Fragmentary readable items include street names and numbers such as Bowmen Street and 200 Bruns Ships Berth, mixed with unreadable alphanumeric clusters and foreign-looking phrases. no coherent event, person, organization, or place can be reliably identified for a proper news summary.
Wall Street Faces Varied Gains as Markets Close Higher
New York stock trading opened strong with broad gains and frenetic early action. Erie's group and Missouri Kansas Texas led advances while Missouri Pacific and Western Union lagged. Trading volume topped 650 thousand shares with Pacific Mail rising on earning hopes and rails showing broad activity across many names.
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Prime Mercantile
Erie
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
St. Paul
Raading
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Union Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Lackawanna
Northwest
Lake Shore
New York Central
Reading
Pacific Mail
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Oregon Navigation
Rock Island
Minnesota
St. Louis
Columbus
Hocking Valleys
Toledo
Michigan Central
FLORIDA ORANGES AND LEMONS AND GRAIN MARKETS TODAY
Market report covers oats, wheats, and corn with bid and ask quotes for No 2 white oats, No 2 red winter wheat, mixed corn and peas. Florida oranges and lemons show demand with box prices given, while hogs cattle beans nuts and wool trade data from Cincinnati Chicago and Liverpool futures provide a broad agricultural snapshot.
Flour and grain market reports and prices
Flour and grain markets show steady demand and mixed prices across regions. Wheat and corn prices move. New York spot wheat softens slightly while Chicago and Milwaukee trading remains cautious. Butter cheese eggs and provisions hold with varied demand. hay, straw, and feeds steady amid light trade.
Cotton trade figures show firm tone at southern ports
A weekly cotton market summary notes U S port net receipts 231 251 257 872. exports to Great Britain France and the Continent. stock levels at ports interior towns and Liverpool. the tone is firm at St. Louis Memphis Mobile Galveston and Augusta, fair at New Orleans, building at Charleston and Philadelphia, steady elsewhere. Exports for the week reach 141 107 shipments, with total exports to date near 961 384.
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U. S
Great Briton
France
St. Louis
Memphis
Mobile
Galveston
Augusta
New Orleans
Charleston
Philadelphia
United States
Liverpool
Great
Foreign Exports Aggregated by Destination and Item
Maritime cargo list detailing exports to Manila Iloilo Cebu Buenos Ayres Pubnico Maitland River Liverpool Bridgewater and other ports. Items include petroleum prints carriages rosin pitch canvas scales refriger ators tobacco lumber flour meat cornmeal refined oil pork lard glass turpentine and other commodities aboard multiple vessels such as Penny Haaken Haakenson J and J Locke Libbie T Dexter Nyanza and Percy H Reed.
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Manila
Iloilo
Cebu
Buenos Ayres
Maitland
Great Village
Libbie T
River
Percy H Reed
Liverpool
Bridgewater
Dexter
Nyanza
Receipts of Stavle Products and Railroads
A lengthy 19th century ledger style summary lists railroad receipts by company and item. Entries show Borton Albany Railroad with cotton, Woodi goods, corn, oats, barley, lard, butter, cheese, oleomargarine, apples, lumber, leather, pelts. Grand Junction with cotton, bacon, flour, corn, wheat, peas. Providence Railroad with wool, hams, tea, coffee, butter, oleomargarine, apples, leather, skins. Old Colony with tallow, pork, sugar, molasses, beans, potatoes, tea. New York and New Sangianga with cotton, wool, flour, corn meal, lard, preserved meats, tea, coffee, butter, eggs, leather, pelts. Fitchburg with cotton, flour, corn, oats, wheat, buckwheat, feed, tallow, grease, peas, butter, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather. Boston and Maine Eastern and Western Divisions with various staples including butter, eggs, beans, apples, lumber, leather, pelts. and additional entries for wool, oats, flour, eggs, leather, houses of exchange by express and sea, noting diverse cargoes delivered.
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Extra Western
Northern
Western
Vermont
New York
York State
Liverpool
Chicago
Island
Boston
City and Western
Boston and
Milwaukee
Tierces City
Continent
Cincinnati
Louis
Timothy
Red Top
Jersey
Bush
Orleans
Virginia
St Andrews
Cape Cod
Gotten
Paisa
Cenes
Naere Pres Mente
Peles
Borton and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Rairoad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New Sangianga
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Division
Wowsu Raureau
Gross Earnings in October by Railroads 1885 1884 Dec
Summary of gross earnings by railway companies for October and year to date. Lists numerous roads with earnings 1885 and 1884, showing increases and decreases. Includes Grand totals for the month and for Jan 1 to Oct 31. Notes three weeks of October in each year. Includes Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk and regional lines.
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Manhattan
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Northern Pacific
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Wabash
St.l.& P
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