October Century and Outing Offer Rich Illustrations
The October Century features Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer with 13 E A Abbey illustrations and essays by Lathrop on Hartford and the Nook Farm group, plus Grant papers and Riverside Park. Outing highlights outdoor life with Goater on Brittany, Stevens bicycle journey, and Sierra Madre campaign notes, alongside art and literature pieces from The Art Journal and English Illustrated Magazine.
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October Harpers
Goldsmith
E. A. Abbey
William Hamilton Gibson
George Parsons Lathrop
Hartford
T. S. van Dyke
Miss Woolson
East Angels
and Howell
Doorga
Phil Robinson
Mary Gray Morrison
Dielman
Horace Porter
Lincoln
Grant
James H. Wilson
Adam Badeau
Don Carlos Buell
M. E. Seawell
Charles W. Eldridge
Riverside Park
Gen. Grant
William A. Stiles
Alfred Parsons
Harry Fenn
F. M. Newton
Richard Watson Gilder
Lieut. Schwatka
Alaska
Lizzie W. Champney
Howellls
Henry James
Bostonians
Brandle Matthews
C. P. Cranch
Mary Allen
H. C. Bunner
Edgar Fawcett
Frank D. Sherman
Robertson Trowbridge
Roger Riordan
Bessie Chandler
J. A. Macon
Anne C. Goater
Brittany
Thomas Stevens
World
America
Germany
Capt. Bourke
Crooke
Sierra Madre
Helen Jackson
Edward S.farwell
Emily Shaw Forman
Wheelman Co
Boston
Art Journal
M. E. Dulhue
Seville
Jiminez
Amanda
London Club Land
Joseph Walton
Leader Scott
Foresters At Home
F. Thyselton Dyer
Harrow Church
J. M. O ° Fallon
Margaret Stokes
Hans Memlinz
International News Co
New York
English Illustrated
Rye
D. Lacour
J. R. Wells
Robert Hunter
London Commons
Wimbledon
Barnes and
Clapham
J. Fitzgerald
Miss Clare
Bernard H. Becker
Sandwich
Woodbridge
Basil Field
Joseph Hatton
Equator
Imaginary cures and accounts of medical illusion
In the Gentleman's Magazine there are notes on La Loutherbourg and others who cured via imagination. A French patient felt heat in the loins as a coach was dismissed after a stark gaze. Sydney Smith recounts Rogers misled by a window, while Dr Sigmund cites a woman misled by a doctor’s prescription.
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Gentleman’s Magazine
Mr. Loutherbourg
Rogers
Sigmund
Alaska Seals and Trade Echoes From Behring Sea
A Kansas City Times correspondent outlines the Alaskan lease income of 317,500 annually from the seal islands and details the Behring Sea seal rookeries. He describes arrival patterns the 250,000 on St George and 1,000,000 on St Paul, the breeding females and bachelors, the killing drives, and the process from skinning to shipment to London. The Alaska Commercial Company employees about 100 natives, pays 40 cents per skin, and provides coal, salt, schooling, housing, and welfare for widows and orphans under the 20 year lease starting May 1, 1875.
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Alaska
Kansas City Times
Seal Islands
Sim
Alaska Commercial Company
Bachelor Seal
Behring Sea
St. Paul’s Island
Here
St. George
St. Paul
Holuscheak
Bachelor
San Francisco
New York
London
Islands
New England Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute Auction
In 1581 a vast worksite near Huntington avenue produced the New England Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute building using 2,000,000 bricks and 800 tons of iron. The auction on Oct 15 by Gideon Beck & Son will sell the structure and installed machinery worth over $1,060,000 plus furnishings, fixtures, and a skating rink setup, with full details available from the auctioneers at Tremont Street.
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Huntington Avenue
New England Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Institute
Gideon Beck & Son
Exeter Engine
Hancock
Prouty
Audo Street
Uctioneers
Tremont
Sturtevant
John Mason Little
Horatio Wellington
Money market notes show steady discount rates and active bank exchanges
The money market remains moderately active with discount rates steady. Call loans with collateral run 25 to 3 percent while various paper categories range 34 to 64 percent. Note brokers operate at 44 and 5 percent. Country banks firm at 5 to 5s percent. Clearing balances at 24 percent, gross exchanges $12,540,727, balances $1,588,880. Boston bank statement due tomorrow hints rising averages with a $1,416,700 loan gain and surplus up to $2,227,286 from prior years.
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New York
Boston
BECIC
Market gains echo New York as rail rates talks proceed
Stock activity rose with New York while railroad leaders plan talks on fares and routes. A $20 rate to Chicago, $18.50 to the Erie, and $9.25 to Buffalo are noted, with the pool expected to match Chicago to the Missouri river. Union Pacific reports August earnings down slightly, eight month totals show a broader decline and mining stocks drift.
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Gale
St. Lo
At&esftros
Msie
At & Pacos
Ey Uon
BCCI
Ie Jrer
Dankers’ Sterling
Be. Is
Reeser Ewecameen BerteOy Jabls
Os & Lowell
BRB &L
Reichsmarks
Eastern
Fitchburg
Gulagets
Kacy 8 & M
Linsas
Pull Pal Co
Rutland
Napeos
Franklin
Abell F
Naumk Mills
Boeton
Exican Central
N.Y
N. B
Union Pacific
Eseses
tCommon
New York
Chicago
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
Buffalo
Missouri River
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Colorado Railway Association
Burlington and Quincy
Mullen
Alton
Union Pacific Raiway Company
Dayton
Trenton
Louisiana and
Houghton
Lake Portage
Hancock
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Stephen Salisbury
J. Edwin Smith
Charles W. Smith
Messrs. Salisbury
Old Colony
Boston
Summit Station
Worcester and
Nashua Road
Northboro
Framingham
New Road
Pew
Albany
New England
Maine
Mexican Central
Mexico
Central
National
Bell
Atchison Trust
Consolidated Vermont
Fremont
Elkhorn
Tamarack
Quincy
Wall Street Opens Strong Led by Lackawanna Advance
NEW YORK stock trading surged after 2 p m with Lackawanna jumping to 109 1 2 amid heavy buying and rumors of a bear squeeze. Delaware and Hudson gained to 92 as rails and bonds showed mixed strength while overall market closed steady after late variances in prices and a total of 437 336 shares traded.
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New York
Lackawanna
Delaware and
Hudson
Northwestern
Pacific Mail
Western Union
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Atlantic and Pacific Firsts
Western Division
Denver
Rio Grande
London
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and
Ohio News
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Mutual Union Telegraph
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Loday
Market dullness and drift on Oct 5 as traders await supply data
A late report from Geo C Eldredge Co in Chicago describes a quiet trading day with grain prices fluctuating narrowly. Wheat opened slightly under Saturday, but activity remained muted as traders waited for the visible supply statement. Early rally from erroneous consol postings gave way to declines on expectations of higher supply and London stock gains.
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Messrs
George C
Eldredge & Co
Chicago
Emery
Board of Trade Bulletin
London
Market Digest Flour and grain prices steady with mixed notes
Receipts flour and grain show Unchanged to firm tones across cities. Spring patents at 675 and winter patents around 560 dominate quotes, with Milwaukee Chicago St Louis and New York showing varied but steady levels in flour wheat corn oats and rye. Butter eggs cheese and sugar follow quiet demand with modest price ranges and regional supply shifts.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
London
Det.5
Port Phillips
Sydney
America
St Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Toledo
White State
Rye
Liverpool
New Yark
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Country
Park
Cincinnati
C. Middleshay
Lord
Tierces City Steam
Continent
South America
Union Stock Yards
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Paris
California
London P. Y. C
Mlavanae
BeSessue Setesess Market Report Patchy Trade Tones
The market shows steady tones at Baltimore Cincinnati Mobile Savannah and St Louis while dull at Philadelphia and firm at other major points. Net receipts and exports figures appear for the US and major regions with mixed totals and increases in American stock levels.
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U.S
Great Britai
France
Continent
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Mobile
Savannah
St. Louis
Dull
Philadelphia
London and Havana Financial Summary Highlights Oct Five
Financial dispatch from London shows consols and rail credits with varied quotes. Havana reports dull sugar trade as buyers hold, with quotable prices in reales and gold terms and U S demand routing via Havana and Matanzas. Market roundups note wheat and corn stable in London and Liverpool with stock levels given and weather noted.
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Havana
Haryana
Matanzas
United States
Importiz at Hoston Savannah Steamer cargo lists
Cargo listing from the Steamer City of Macon and Dominion pages shows multiple consignors and goods. Entries include cotton bales, hides, leather, lumber, paper stock, redress items, and various commodities from Atlantic Cotton Mills to Barry Thayer and Co, with quantities like 50 bales, 337 do lumber, 100 do wool, 188 bbls rosin, and 24 bels rosin. Also lists eggs, herring, codfish, and other fish products aboard Dominion and Emerson vessels out of Yarmouth and Cardenas.
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Savannah
Macon
Allen, Field & Lawrence
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Blanchard
Bulings & Eaton
AS & J Brown & Co
Bernd & Co
Barry, Thayer & Co
Boston Duck Co
Farnum
Dodo Goodrich & Porter
Great Falls Manuf Co
William F Ha’ & Co
Hayes & Co
Hill & Cutler
Haskins & Montague
M Howard
Lond & Leckir
Marqueze & Varney
A P Morse & Co
George McQuesten & Co
Stark Mills
George S Priest
Russell Paper Co
Richardson & Dennie
LW Sherman & Co
Stetson, Moseley & Co
Warren & Co
Barclay & Co
Cutler
ES Ellis & Co
JG Hall & Co
Hovey & Co
TJ Jones & Co
Diverse offshore cargoes reported from Atlantic ports
From Yarmouth to Lunenburg and Antwerp, shipments include flour, meal, oil, hemp, carpet sweepers, lard, canned goods, hardware, and coal. Multiple steamers and schooners depart or arrive with notable totals such as 6000 bushels corn and 125 bbls flour, reflecting active trade across Halifax, Annapolis, and New York routes.
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Weymouth
Addie John
Port Acadia
Willie
Mahone Bay
Jessen
ST Jobns
N F
Halifax
L J Seng
Wallace
Cove
Hugh M
Annapolis
Allwwood
Antwerp
New York
Jan Smreydel
New Brunswick
Sydney
J L Crosby
P&gs
Lunenburg
N S
G A Smith
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads
A historical ledger lists October 5 receipts of staple goods by lines including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England Mauresa, Fitchburg, Maine Eastern, Maine Western, Lowell, Salem expresses, and Sea routes. Items include bales wool and cotton, bushels grain, cases eggs, boxes cheese, butter, lard, beef, pork, tea, coffee, molasses, leather hides pelts and numerous sacks and bales, with quantities varying by railroad and destination. The record details vast transfers of agricultural and foodstuffs such as corn, oats, flour, meal, beef, pork, and butter across regional networks.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Bates
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Fitchburg Ballroad
Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Hay—S
Lowell Railroad
Eeeer
Salem
Judge Finds No Evidence of Violence in Havey Case
Judge Parmenter reports in the Havey drowning case at the Charles River near Craigie’s Bridge on July 3 finding no reliable evidence of unlawful violence. Judge Adams states the evidence does not show negligence by ice cart driver Almon A Read in the August 11 fatality on Billerc a street.
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Parmenter
John Havey
Charles River
Craigie’s Bridge
Adams
Almon A. Read
Edward Masterson
Billerica Street
Judge Forsaith
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
T. Wiley Hatchard
Newtonville
George Collis
Old Colony
Winthrop Rand
Boston and Albany
Falmouth Street
Judge Parmenter
Rand
Railroads See Mixed Earnings And Deficits In 1884
Yearly financial updates show Central Pacific and Union Pacific earnings with deficits and surpluses, plus monthly figures for St. Louis and San Francisco, Chicago and Northwestern, Omaha, Chicago and Alton, and Huntington system lines. Details include net income, operating costs, rentals, taxes, and government payments with several percentage changes and totals.
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United States
Union Pacific
Central
Mojave
A. and
P. RK. R
Central Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Omaha Railroad
Chicago and Alton
Huntington
Probate Court Probes Wills and Admin Actions in Suffolk
In Suffolk county probate court yesterday Judge McKim probated the wills of Samuel Canning Samuel S S Cudworth Mary Lucy Hall Samuel G Perkins Lydia A Lucas James Plunkett Mary Ann Wilson Elizabeth Pope Charles A Thatcher and Joanna Dwyer. Letters of administration were issued for the estates of William P D Haley Bridget Flaherty Catherine O Connor Bridget Manning Edward H Lamb James McAdams Jason Farr Clara A Olander Frederick W Clander Frances M Connor Emmat T Howell Kate C Stone James Powers Harriet L Gibbens and Isabel W Baylies.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Samuel Can-ning
Samuel Ss.cudworth
Mary Lucy Hall
Samuel G. Perkins
Lydia A. Lucas
James Plunkett
Mary Ann Wilson
Elizabeth Pope
Charles A. Thatcher
Joanna Dwyer
William PD. Haley
Bridget Flaherty
Catherine O’connor
Bridget Manning
Edward H. Lamb
James McAdams
Jason Farr
Clara A
Emma Lee Hudson arraigned for larceny in superior court
Emma Lee Hudson appeared yesterday before the superior criminal court on an indictment for larceny from Lot tie J. French found by the grand jury in April. She pleaded not guilty and was held in 800 for trial without counsel. In default of bail she was committed. Melville F. Delow, oil dealer, awarded 2500 damages in the same court after a fall down an elevator well at Morgan Silver Co on Beverly Street.
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Emma Lee Hudson
Superior Criminal Court
Lottie J. French
Melville F. Delow
Morgan Silver Company
Beverly Street
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