Moon Man Shadrack Nugent Claims 125 Years In Washington
New York Herald interview with Shadrack Nugent a light skinned mulatto long resident of M Street Washington near Twenty third, born in 1700 in Maryland. He says he owns several houses, is respected by whites and colored, a churchgoer and moon observer who has seen presidents since Madison. He recalls Lafayette and Cleveland and reflects on morality and temperance.
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Shadrack Nugent
Washington
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Gates
Shadrack
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King George
James Madison
Cleveland
White House
Gen
George Graff
Industrious and Fairly Honest Italians in New York
A Hartford Times writer defends New York Italians, praising their industriousness and honesty. The piece notes few loafers or thieves among them, willingness to work, temperance, peaceful conduct, and compares street violence to other gangs. It urges appreciation of Italian contribution to New York’s future.
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New York
Gotham
Hartford Times
Financial sweep shows rising clearings and mixed reserves
The week’s financial exhibit reports stronger overall clearings driven by western and southern markets with a 2.9 percent year over year gain and a roughly 40 million uptick from the prior week. New York clearings, though, remain heavy, while the New York reserve surplus narrows by 3.45 million.
Ancient and Honorable Artillery field day in New Haven
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery company will hold a field day in New Haven today. They meet at Faneuil Hall at o clock, depart at 9 15 for Albany depot to catch the 9 55 train, and are received by New Haven’s active militia led by Col. Leavenworth with the Veteran Grays. An evening grand ball at Union Armory honors the New Haven ladies, followed by the annual banquet and a special train home, with Salem Cadet band accompanying.
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New Haven
Faneuil Hall
Albany
Col. Leavenworth
Grays
Union Armory
Salem Cadet Band
Patiently Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Sold For 25 Cents
A customer rejected a druggist who tried to pass off his own mixture when Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup was requested. the customer insisted on Bull’s brand, which sold for 25 cents a bottle.
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Bull
Bank declares 3 percent dividend to stockholders
Ware National Bank proclaims a 3 percent dividend. The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad follows with a regular semi annual dividend of 3 percent to its shareholders.
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Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Es Eliot National Bank
Vermont
Massachusetts
R R Co
Taalbwest m
New York Financial Market Report October 3
Money on call remains easy at 1 1/2 percent, closing near the day’s high. Stocks rose with Grangers and Lackawanna leading gains while rails like Northwestern and St Paul posted modest advances. bond activity was mixed as government issues held steady and state bonds stayed strong. Exported specie from the port totaled 349,246.30 with Europe receiving 334,206. imports reached 1,570,481. Prompt trading reflected bullish shifts by bear-friendly operators amid prior week shocks.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
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Western Union
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Northwestern
St. Pauls
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Louisville
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Jersey Central
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St. Lous
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Columbus
Cincinnati
South Carolina
Lion Mountain
Texas
Pacific
Wabash General
Trade and Its Outlook in Chicago Markets
A late Saturday report from Chicago traders notes active markets with a general downward tendency. Wheat opens strong on firm cables, corn steady while prices slip, and pork expected to decline before winter packing. Print cloth sales rise yet demand remains weak, with prices pressured lower. wool and coal prices show mixed movements and overall markets reflect cautious tone.
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Chicago
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Satuday
New York
London
Sydney
Cape
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Port Richmond
Elizabethport
Delaware Capes
N. J
Market Digest Flour And Grain Trends
Flour and grain markets show steady or quiet demand with varied tonnage. Minneapolis spring patents steady around 5.60 to 5.75 per barrel, St Louis floors around 4.90 to 5.15, Michigan rollers about 4.75, and New York city mill extras priced from 5.05 to 5.60 per barrel with implied export demand. Milwaukee and Chicago receipts and shipments list mixed activity. New York spot wheat quiet with multiple price points and large shipment totals.
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Market Report: Corn, Oats, Wheat and Grains Mixed Prices
The mixed commodity table shows dull to firm movement across corn oats and wheat. Receipts and shipments are listed for Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and New York with no decisive trend. No 2 white and No 3 white corn target around 34 34 1/4c. oats hold around 52c steams. rye around 67 70c. mills report steady to firm prices across city markets with slight activity in butter cheese eggs and meats.
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Foreign Marrhets Financial Summary From London and Berlin
London financial markets show consols at 99 for Atlantic and Great Western at 32 and other shares. bullion withdrawal from Bank of England amounts to £65,000. Berlin reports a 21 759 000 mark decline in speed. Liverpool wheat prices steady with breadstuff markets listing pork bacon lard cheese and tallow readings.
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Massive import list at Boston and Liverpool ships
A detailed ledger of merchandise landed at Boston and Liverpool docks describes quantities of wool, steel, linens, clothing, glassware, hardware, wines, brandy, and groceries. Numerous firms including Stone & Downer, Baring Bros, J W Wilde, J M Chanut, Estes & Lauriat, and others are named with items from leather to tea, rice, and crates of fruit.
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Mead
Hinckley, Ayer & Co
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Lorenzo D Baker
Seaverns & Co
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Darling
T Russell & Co
Dodor Arthur & Co
Foreign Exports Cargo Listings Across Atlantic Provinces
A multi port cargo summary lists shipments from Halifax Nova Scotia to Charlottetown and beyond. Goods include dental supplies, leather goods, hardware, food staples, tobacco, textiles, and lumber. Numerous schooners and brigs transport items such as corn meal flour beef pork lard and oils to multiple coastal towns.
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Yarmouth
Fredericton NB
Roy
Clementsport
Hannie
Pubnico
Arizona
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Levose
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Orloff
Receipta of Staple Products Oct 3 Railroad Goods List
A detailed ledger style inventory from multiple railroads lists staple imports and goods: Boston and Albany with 520 bales cotton among others. Grand Junction 26,400 bus corn and 26,? sacks flour. Providence with wool and hog products. Old Colony and New York and New England with tea, sugar, apples, barrels, and lumber. Fitchburg with mills, tallow, lard, butter, eggs. Maine Western and Lowell divisions note butter, eggs, beans, and leather. Peabody and Salem lines add eggs and leather. Sea route includes foreign wool, beef, tea, butter, eggs, apples, and hides.
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Grand Janction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Baine
Maine Railroad
Western Division
Hsy
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Oct 3 Port Receipts for Staples at Sea
The table shows total receipts of principal staples at the port from all points, comparing this year to last year. Items include cotton, wool, flour, eggs, cornmeal, oats, beans, wheat, lumber, butter, lard, leather, and various byproducts with quantities and year-to-year changes.
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Fares Reduced on Fall River Line to New York
Fares to New York and points via the Fall Riverline have been cut. A first class limited ticket to New York costs $3. The steamers Pilgrim and Bristol remain in commission.
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New York
Fall Riverline
Pilgrim
Bristol
Metal railway ties gain favor with railmen at East Somerville
New Bessemer steel ties from International Railway Tie Co tested on Boston and Maine line near East Somerville station prove elastic and stable under heavy traffic. Advocates argue metallc ties are necessary to replace wood as forests dwindle. Company figures outline officers Cromwell, Bacon, Higney, Moore.
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International Railway Tie Company
Boston and Maine Railroad
East Somerville
International Tie Company
Forestry Congress
Old State House
William A. Cromwell
E. T. Bacon
E. N. Higtey
M. A. Moore
Creditors of L. W. & E. M. Clapp Aftermath and Local Failures
Creditors of Levi W. W. and E. M. Clapp carpenters and builders in Boston are seen to receive a fair dividend after ruptures caused by attachments on incomplete Brookline projects. Local failures spread to diverse trades including Madison, Murray, and Oli firms, with several assigning or insolvent, such as Glendale Woollen, Comfort Shoe, and Cole & Dodge.
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Levi W.W
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Utica Street
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Devereaux & Lindsay
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Washington Street
W. H. Davidson
Tea Pedler
Dorchester District
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South
Robert Pierce
Glendale Woollen Company
Frank Adams
Stockbridge and
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Nashua
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Julius Asher
Augusta
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Gloversville
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Belmore
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Rutland
A. L. Miller
Lebanon
William K. Soutter
New York
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Miller
Comfort Shoe Company
Salem
J. H. Gifford
Cole & Dodge
Waterloo
Cal
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Portugal Cove
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Iegers, Shea & Co
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Aor
Montrea
Saturday Club Dinners Open Season With Notables
The Papyrus club met at Parker house with President Cobert and fifty members dining. Col. Dodge, T. Russell Sullivan, John T. Wheelwright, J. Jeffrey Roche and others read literary contributions. The Beacon club met at Vendome with President John C. Paige. attendees included Lieut. Gov. Ames and Gen. Martin. No political topics were discussed. x-Gov Claflin presided over the Massachusetts club at Young's with A. W. Beard and E. L. Pierce among speakers. Col. Marshall P. Wilder led the Agricultural club dinner at Parker's. Boston and Mushroom clubs also dined at Parker's, while Newtowne and New England clubs ate at Young's.
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Col. Dodge
T. Russell Sullivan
John T. Wheelwright
J. Jeffrey Roche
B. Schlesinger
George B. Loring
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Bicknell Anniversary Observance Planned in Weymouth
Tomorrow marks 250 years since the Bicknell family settled in America with descendants to gather in the Mechanics building ladies parlor. Thomas William Bicknell will deliver the oration and a short program is prepared. The celebration continues through Thursday with a visit to the old homestead and other interests at Weymouth.
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Mechanics’ Building
Thomas William Bicknell
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Old Homestead
Weymouth
New England Colleges Meet For Consultation on Public Interest
Representatives from New England colleges and preparatory schools will gather in Warren agenus to consult and exchange views on public interest topics. The event spans Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, October 16 and 17, with delegates attending from various schools.
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