Sherman on Halstead letter and Lincoln in St Louis interview
Gen Sherman discusses Murat Halstead letter, calling publication a malicious act. He accuses reporters and editors of lying, defends Lincoln’s integrity, recalls Vicksburg decision, and rejects claims of drunkenness or widespread desertion. He notes medical staff integrity and argues Halstead feared emancipation shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
St.Louis
Murat Halstead
Halstead
Cincinnati
New York Herald
Lincoln
Gen. Sherman
Sallust
Homer
Vicksburg
Grant
Donelson
Shiloh
Department
Harvard College notes open with large entering class
Harvard College opens the year as freshmen start later while upperclassmen begin work today. The entering class will be large though size uncertain until fall exams finish. The university buildings fill fast and practice begins for the baseball nine with Nichols and Allen in the battery. Football plans are unclear as faculty actions block championships. Memorial boarders must sign quickly as vacancies fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Harvard
Nichols
Allen
Tilden
Memorial
No Quorum In The Executive Council Meeting
The executive council failed to form a quorum for a 2 o'clock Wednesday forenoon meeting. Attending were the governor Councilmen Butler Crane and Lieut Gov Ames. They planned to consider cattle commission appointments and approved monthly bills before another quorum call at 9:30. Attendance drop was blamed on Springfield convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Butler
Crane
Gov
Ames
Cattle Commission
Jisha F. Thayer
West Newton
Levi Stockbridge
Amherst
Horace W. Jordan
Srignton
Worcester North Society Fair Brings Big Turnout and Prizes
Fitchburg report notes two perfect days for the Worcester North Society fair with large attendance. Col H G Greene wins gent s driving horses, E A Goodrich family horses, Lyman Patch matched horses. Brocktons beat Fitchburgs Zziol in baseball. R R H wins 2:50 race heats in 2:45 2:45 2:47, Ella R. second Gezerthira. Mattie W. wins 1st, Frank the second, fourth and fifth in 2:40 race. Dead heat for Time 2:42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
Worcester North Society
Col. H. G. Greene
E. A. Goodrich
Lyman _Patch
Brocktons
Fitchburgs
R.R.H
E. F. Bass
Lowell
Ella R
Gezerthira
Frank Templeton
Mattie W
Peter Lowry
Frank
Female Temperance Union Holds 12th New Hampshire Session
At Great Falls New Hampshire Women’s Christian Temperance Union wraps its twelfth annual meeting with strong turnout from across the state. Miss Frances E. Willard spoke to a large audience last evening as officers were elected today: President Mrs N H Knox Lebannon. corresponding secretary Miss C R Wendall Dover. recording secretary Miss Clara X Powers Franklin. treasurer Mrs George E Jenks Concord. auditor Miss A W Jobbs Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
N. H
Newhampshire Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
N. H. Knox
Lebanon
C. R
Harvard board elects Hoar president for 1885 86
The Harvard College board of overseers met and elected Hon. E. KR. Hoar as president for 1885-86. They approved appointments including Povert Sanderson as French instructor for 1885-86, and John Graham Brooks as lecturer on socialism for 1885-86. Green, Lincoln and Adams named a committee to nominate the visiting committee for 1885-86. Reports on fine arts and music by Saltonstall and on philosophy by Dr. Peabody were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
E. KR. Hoar
Povert Sanderson
John Graham Brooks
D. B
Messrs. Green
Lincoln
Adams
Saltonstall
Peabody
Lost on the Grand Banks Sailors Mourn Captain Dillon
Eight Provincetown men have been lost on the Grand Banks this season. On Wednesday the schooner Lizzie Matheson arrived with her flag at half mast for Captain John Dillon who went missing after a dory accident on the Banks. Dillon, 49, formerly commanded the Helen M. Simmons and Ellie F. Long, leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Lizzie Matheson
John Dillon
Dillon
Helen M. Simmons
Ellie F. Long
Brady Declared Candidate for Ward 3 Council
A special meeting of the board of aldermen scheduled for 1 o clock Wednesday did not occur. Hugh H. Brady is a candidate for the common council from ward 3 and all reports otherwise are false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Hugh H. Brady
Exchange market shows mixed bullion and stock activity
The column reports foreign exchange rates including sight and 0 day transfers, government securities closing bids, and a dull local stock market. It notes declines in several rail stocks, strong 6s and 2nd 6s, Pullman wages denial, and earnings comparisons for Norhtn New England and other lines with washout damages and anticipated revenue shifts.
Municipal and Railroad Bonds for Institutions
A selection of municipal and railroad bonds offers yields from 3 1 2 to 6 percent. Suited for institutions trustees and other investors seeking steady income and reliable credit.
Brokers' Board Sales Report for September 2
A dense ledger of brokered securities with varied prices, volumes, and percent changes. Notable entries include Quincys, Union Pacific, and Wisconsin Central, with multiple mill margin figures and totals such as 11,000 and 55,000 in trades, reflecting a busy trading day across mining and railroad stocks.
National Bank and Manufacturing Firms Credited in Rail and Trade Listings
A scanned historical page lists numerous banks and industrial firms with credit figures or percentages. Named entities include Massachusetts National Bank, National Bank of the Republic, Hamilton Manufacturing Co, Nashua Manufacturing Co, Fitchburg, Cambridge Horse Railroad, Easton Railroad, Portland Saco & Portsmouth R, McKay Metallic Fastening Association, Holyoke Water Power, Reece Ruttenhole Machine Co, and McKay Sewing Machine Association among others. The table-like items show percentages or numbers aligned with each entity, indicating credit, capitalization, or performance metrics within a broader financial directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthin National Bank
Possanacescan
Bay Atlantic National Bank
SUN We
Cranaee
Massachusetts National Bank
National Bank of the Republic
Hailton Manufacturing Co
Eceese Saereee Logy
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Perkshire Railroad
Asorecoed
Conn
Pass
River R
Portland
Saco & Portsmouth R
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Ce.e
Holyoke Water Power
Financial market roundup and commodity prices from London and Liverpool
London financial notices show Consols at 99 7/9 for money and account, with U S bonds and various stocks cited. Liverpool markets report winter and spring wheat, corn, and club prices, plus detailed breadstuffs and tallow quotes, with cotton futures firm and prices for uplands and Orleans rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commersiail
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Ane
Liverpool
Paris
England
United Kingdom
California
Uplands
Orleans
Market Summary Shows Stocks Boosted By Late Session Strength
In New York on September 39 money on call remained easy at 12 percent, with bonds active and strong. Foreign exchange rose for actual business, while government and railroad bonds stayed resilient. The stock market gained pace after 2:15 PM, closing near day’s highs amid inside buying of Pacific Mail and coal stocks, and talk of a trunk-line passenger rate advance after executives meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Burlington
Northern
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Michigan Central
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Atlantic and Pacific
Summit
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Minneapolis
Pullman Palace
Pullman Palace Car Company
New York
New England
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
South Framingham
Boston
Mattapan
Concord
New Hampshire
Fitchburg
Mexican Central
Mariscala
Celeya
el Paso
United States
Bell Telephone
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Tamarack
Houghton
Mich
Huron Mining Company
Supreme Court of the State
Messrs
Irving A. Evans & Co
Atchison
St. Paul
Jersey Central
Summit Branch
Pennsylvania
Reading
Pacific Mail
Fink
Toledo
Wabash
Wabash Company
Susquehanna
Western
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lake Erie
Denver and
Rio Grande
Delaware and Hudson
Morris and
Essex Firats
Northwestern
Sinking Fund
Jersey Central Adjustment
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Newburgh
Oo Coos
Otto. Ca
Trade and Its Outlook from Chicago Markets
In Chicago trade and market activity were described as active and unsettled. Wheat opened steady, then fell on heavy receipts, later rebounding to opening quotes as buyers supported prices. Exports and European developments boosted values, with a late near best-day close. Corn remained heavy due to large arrivals and crop prospects, while pork futures faced October delivery pressure. Wheat stocks may tighten, signaling future price gains, while corn futures could soften into year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Geo, C. Eldredge & Co
Review of the Boston Market For the Week Ending Sept 30
A dense survey of price movements across commodities in Boston markets. Alcohol, dyes, and drugs show mixed to steady prices. coal and coffee demand firm. raw materials like beeswax, waxes, and resins hold steady. Food staples including flour, fruit, grain, and canned goods reveal varied demand and ranges. international freight rates and shipper terms noted. regional ships supply and sales activity referenced. The report lists numerous itemized price points for materials, meats, produce, and commodities, with emphasis on demand shifts and market steadiness.
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Boston
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Hkio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Jamaica
Rio
Manila
Lil.c
Uplands
Gulf
St. Domingo
Lima
Sapahn
Brimstone
Commodity Prices and Hides Demand Across Leather and Metals
Domestic hides show moderate demand at prior prices. Leather sales mixed with Hemlock, Union tanned, Calcutta buffalo, and calfskins steady or firm. Metals and oils list iron, lead, tin, copper, and naval stores with varied firming and steady pricing. Produce and provisions show butter, eggs, potatoes, and cheeses steady to firm, while sugar, molasses, teas, tobacco, wines, and wool reflect overall steady trading with regionally noted demand.
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Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Calcutta
Boston
Lie
Western
Gallard
Elaine
D Gee
Vermont
Choice
New York
Lée
Choice Western
Nova Scotia
Canada
Houston
Hebron
New Hampshire
New Orleans
Rangoon
Java
Patna
Chicago
Cassia
Canton
Batavia
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ponce
Arroyo
Mayaguez
Yabacca
Arecibo
Cienfuegos
SUMAC
Sicily
Havana
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade Shows Mixed Demand
Demand for boots and shoes remains varied with steady factory orders and busy production. Spring samples are out, salesmen on the road, and New England trade strong for fine goods. Leather prices rising, rubber boots active, weekly shipments reach 77,245 cases out of New England. year to date 2,045,116 cases vs 2,062,314 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lsse
Maritime Trade Ledger from Antwerp to Nova Scotia
Shipping list itemizes steamer charges and cargoes across multiple ports including Antwerp and Cape Charles with numerous consignments. Notable entries include Jan Breydel steamer with 20 cases chemical apparatus from MIT 22 cases potash and 75 cases white zinc, alongside物 extensive shipments of iron beams, steel, coal, codfish, eggs and long lists of firms such as Frost & Adams Jere Abbott & co Houghton & Dutton and Whitney Pousland & co. Also lists schooners from various NS ports with codfish, potatoes, eggs, and madera commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Jan Breydel
Chemical Apparatus
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edward Hill
Windmaler & Roelker
Bird & Co
Birtwell & Co
Morey & Co
Hutton & Co
C Dame & Co
Hayes & Co
Frost & Adams
Julius Mehinger
Bilings
Clapp & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Peabody & Whitney
van Hovrebecke
Jere Abbott & Co
Norway Steel
Ronco
We Rossbach & Bros
Parrington
N S
Jones & Co
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Barclay & Co
EK 'S Russell & Co
Lunenburg
Pet
Whitney
Foreign Exports from West Bay and Five Islands
West Bay C B schooner Elia Mand ships 500 bbis flour 20 do meal 85 do refined oil. Five Islands N S schooner Flores 275 bbis flour 275 do cornmeal 30 do refined oil 25 do onions 30 boxes 80sp 10 cases lard 10 bags cotton seed meal. Liverpool N S schooner Willie 195 bbls meal 15 do kerosene oil 250 do flour. Liverpool NL schooner Rival 175 bbls meal 375 do flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bay
C B
Elia Mand
Five Islands
N S
Flores
Liverpool
Willie
Railroad and express freight totals by commodities
A fragmented OCR list details commodity shipments by multiple railroads and express firms. Entries include measures like bales wool, bushels corn and oats, boxes bacon and cheese, cases eggs, barrels tallow, and hides, with numerous railroad names and assorted quantities.
Comparative Table of Monthly Receipts at the Port
A monthly comparative table lists September receipts for 1885 1884 and 1883 across commodities. Cotton wool flour cornmeal oats rice sugar coffee and more are shown in bales sacks barrels and other units with totals by year. The data cover shipments from all points of origin and include numerous items such as bacon lard beef tea molasses and hides.
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Totel
Cottoz
Bares
Rega
Cae
Providence Railroad
Chesse
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New
Ingsand Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Dubicscces
Eocies
DEE Woizasc
Eic
Ieee
Ccocsee
Oia
Newstin
Doire Cs Ssee
Wvos Snciasen
Saas
Seuss
Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Market Report
The Brighton and Watertown live stock market for September 30 shows totals of cattle 2442, sheep and lambs 13439, swine 14512 with prior week and year comparisons. New Hampshire led in cattle volume. prices ranged across beef, store cattle, hides and tallow with notable activity in sheep, lambs, and calves. northern hogs were light as dealer demand shifted.
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Blaine
Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Canada
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Maine
Albany
N. B
Brighton
N.B
New Hampshire
Morket
J S Henry
Cattle and livestock market reports from distant yards
The article details cattle, veal calves, hogs, poultry, and sheep sales across multiple regional yards. It lists prices, weights, and buyers from Libby & Merrill, J H Foss, Dow & Moulton, and several others, noting trend shifts and stock origins from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts. It also reports on shipments to Brighton and market activity at Watertown and Boston yards, with general price directions and notable lots of milch cows, springers, and feeder calves.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Libby & Son
J H Foss
J C Marshall
A & OF
Whitten
Brighton
C P Burke
Sargent & Turner
Dow
Combs & Farrar
G W Miars
Breck & Wood
H Ingerson
Libby & Merrill
George Hilliard
Union Stock Yards
East Watertown
Canada
Cold River
J N North
E F Adden
G W Mears
G Mooney
S A Cleveland
GW Clark
P W Thompson
F H Coolidge & Son
Dow & Moulton
R Barrett
Geo Hilliard
J O
GW Mears
L Morse
West
Igc
Dayreak
Watertown
CP Burke
J Y Keazer
BS Hastings
Geo Hillard
E F Aiden
Sheffer
G H Sprigg
J O Sanborn & Co
JB Sargent
Geo Hillara
Boston
Albany
Liverpool
London
E H Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
Hollis & Co
Farrell & Nagledo
A N Monroe
E Goodnow
JS Henry
J D Hosmer
I B Sargent
Market Report Across U S Ports and Major Cities
Net receipts at U S ports show 25 543 at Gulf ports and 109 341 exports to Great Britain with other destinations. The market tone is steady to firm at Galveston New York St Louis and Norfolk, with Cincinnati Louisville and Mobile quiet. In New York cotton and commodities show varied prices. flour, wheat, corn, oats, coffee, sugar, and pork with mixed movements and firm or soft trends across the sector.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Toledo
Lake Shore
Detroit
U.S
Great Britain
France
Galveston
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Mobile
Norfolk
Admiralty Decisions Before Justices Gray and Cour
The court announced rulings in several admiralty cases including limits on shipowners liability in City of Columbus and related actions, collision claims involving Charles S Rogers and the Philadelphia and Reading Coal Co., cargo claims in Standard Sugar Refinery, and general average questions on the brig Mary Gibbs. The docket covers liability limits, cargo damages, and apportioned losses with circuit and district court interplays.
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Gray and Cour
Boston and Savannah Steamship Company
John H. Butler
Same Steamship Company
City of
Columbus
Eee
Ocean Steamship Company
Gray
Ae Ee
Idel. c. T
T. H. Russell
Steamboat Company
Frank Goodwin
Libellant
James G. Perkins
Hercules
Libel
Charles S. Rogers
Highland Light
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Co
Warren Foundry and Machine Co
Circuit Court
Lowell
John Lathrop
Richard Stone
John Swain
Standard Sugar Refinery
Mary Gibbs
Insurance Company of North America
New York
Boston
District Court
John C
F. Dodge
C. T
TY. H. Russell
Annie J. Pardee
Mary B. Wellington
Pardee
Cape Cod
Race Point Light
Highland
Wellington
Baltimore
Samuel E Tomkins v Suffolk Iron Co Penalty Suit
Samuel E Tomkins sues Suffolk Iron Co to recover a penalty for a false patent label on an article. Case features resumed and closing arguments. Plaintiff represented by J C Clayton of New York. defendants by P Cummings and A D McLellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Tomkins
Suffolk Iron Company
J.C. Clayton
New York
P. Cummings
A. D. McLellan
Thacher v Doolittle probate appeal resumed but unfinished
The court resumed the case of Thacher as executor against Doolittle et al arising from Mrs. Elen O. Cooke's will. Proceedings remained unfinished when the session adjourned at 1 PM to attend the funeral of the late Judge Colburn and the clerk’s office closed for the same reason.
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Thacher
Political Promises and Pivots Across Newspapers
A mosaic of remarks on campaign pledges and candidate traits from various papers. References include Maj. Brown’s popularity, the Nashua Telegraph praising a presidential letter, bar candidates in New York, Bascom’s wealth, Brewster in Rome, and GOP figures like Ira Davenport with notes on local Baltimore tax trends and real estate sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Cleveland
New York Sun
Frederick Cook
New York
Pullman
Brewster
Rome
Ira Davenport
Canandaigua
Auburn
Springfield Union
Buffalo Express
Baltimore
Boston
Springfield Republican
Alexander Agassiz
Philadelphia Telegraph
Gorman Stanton and Murray Lincoln weddings in Boston
In Boston on September 22 Reverend F Talbot joined Francis H Gorman and Mary E Stanton. On September 28 Reverend Robert G Seymour DD united John S Murray and Minnie L Lincoln, both of Boston Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman—Stanton
Boston
F Talbot
Francis H Gorman
Mary E Stanton
Murray—Lincoln
Boston Highlands
Robert G Seymour
John S MurrAy
Minnie L Lincoln
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Ad Urges Quick Doctor Visit
The ad contrasts serious illness with minor coughs urging immediate doctor consultation for real problems while recommending Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a 25 cent home remedy for minor throat troubles.
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Dr. Bull
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