Col French at Gloucester in campaign address on tariff and race
Colonel Jonas H. French spoke at a Democratic rally in Gloucester urging tariff reform and denouncing the McKinley tariff. He argued the South advanced by Northern capital and that the force bill would threaten free ballots. He critiqued General Cogswell on sugar duties and highlighted price effects on clothing cigars granite and fish. The speech praised southern progress and warned against federal intervention in elections.
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Gloucesttr
Sprcr
Jonas H. French
Congress
French
General Cogs
McKinsey
John Collins
Colonel French
North
Flo
South
Hord
Grady
Boston
Hayes
Tilden
Prouch
General Cogswell
Trnce
Great Britain
United States
England
Sugar Trust
Blackstone
Danville
Boston Journal
Clapp
New England
Millet's L'Angelus Opens Boston Showing
Boston sees Millet's L'Angélus now on loan from Montreal in a $100000 bond transfer by the American Art Association. The work is displayed in a secluded shrine beside the Verestchagin Russian exhibit at the old Bunker Hill Cyclorama. Crowds pause to ponder the religious scene while adjacent works depict Russian terrors and Oriental splendor.
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Boston
Jean Francois Millet
Bunker Hill Cyclorama
Montreal
American Art Association of New York
Money market firm as stocks shift in Boston report
The Boston Money Market shows firmer conditions with call loans and time money rising about 1 percent. Clearing House funds demand remained strong, balances and exchanges up versus a year ago, while New York and London rates shifted. Minor bond, stock, and railway earnings movements follow with mixed gains and losses across major names.
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Joston
Wwe
New York
New York Clearing House
Frances
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
London
New York Stock Exchange
Boston
Ilinois Steel
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
West Michigan
Mexican Central
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Central Massachusetts
Fitchburz
New England
S. West End
Oregon
Wisconsin
Calumet
Centennial
Franklin
Kearsarge
Tamarack
San Diego
West End
Bell
Lamson
Thomson-Houston
Illinois Steel
Bay State Gas
New England Telephone Declares Quarterly Dividend
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company votes a quarterly dividend of 75 cents per share payable November 15. Books close October 31.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wall Street mixed as market ends higher on light volume
Trading after noon showed animated moves in St Paul Lackawanna North American and others with small gains in most leaders. Sugar Kenneries lagged as dividend timing weighed, while Mobile Ohio led the day’s favorites amid a general, though modest, advance before a final weak close.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Lackawanna
North American
Louisville & Nashville
Rock Island
Chicago
Boston
London
Grangers
Louisville
Mobile & Ohio
Atchison
Chimago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Iowa Central
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Long Island
Atlantic & Great Western firsts and major rail quotes
Lonpor Oct 22 12 30 p m stock quotes list railway names Atlantic & Great Western firsts 3373 Canadian Pacific 7743 Erie 22 Illinois Central 104 Mexican ordinary 5078 St Pauli common 6154 Pennsylvania 5348 Reading 19 Mexican Central news 74 4
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New York
Railroaads
Ing
Alt
Atchison
Sb. C
Central Lowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chi
E. al
R. Gs
Zid
Houkine Val
Ween
Wong Island
Suc
Louis. Nash
Louis
N. A
Minn
St. Sewer
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Chat
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Lonpor
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Pauli
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Pacific land grant challenged by Santa Fe
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway claims the Atlantic and Pacific land grant was not forfeited and seeks restoration of the award. The company plans to complete the line from Sapulpa to Albuquerque and extend to Mojave and San Francisco, with additional expansions toward Gulfport and southern seaports.
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Curiaco
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Atlantic & Pacific
Atchison
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sapulpa
Albuquerque
Mojave
Pacific Ocean
States
Territories
Congress
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
San Angelo
Tex
Fl Paso
Santa Fe
Gulf
Springfield
Memphis
Tenn
Charleston
Commercial Markets Report and City Horse Auction Notes
Leads with wholesale market conditions across commodities including leather, flour, butter, cheese, eggs, and various fruits with steady or fair demand. The city horse market shows overstocked common stock pressing prices, while multiple sales report drivers and trotters at varied values, and buyer activity remains cautious.
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Florida
Jamaica
October Trade Slows as Stocks Remain Steady in Grains and Horses
Market notes report dull October activity with large lot talks. Grivers lists 1106 lb chunks at 1402 150 while 125 225 common grades fetch 75 110, and Brockway cites a quiet October trade with ample stock. Russell & Drew show moderate trade with Maine offerings, and International Horse ex moved 3 Western loads of 100041500 lb at 85 to 180, as Alkdvar Snow & Co prices drift lower on all grades.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Bioveeses Aves
Northern
Old Colony
Ccscessas
L. Eee
Reese
West End
Wis
A.t&s
Llézig Se L. BK
St. L. Gs
Wis. Cent. Inc Des Syed
Kell
Erie
Cesses
Larson
GSU
G&a
Bo & Q
Bay State Gas
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Fort Wayne
Illnois Steel CO
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Thomson- Houston
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Lree
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Catalpa
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Hanover
Humboldt
Huron
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Quincy
Santa Fe
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Swimpscott
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Ory
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Winthrop
Wollaston
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Union Pacific
Sacsess Railroad
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Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
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Maine Central
Wisconsin Vent
Nash
Rock
Phon. Toy Mfg
Lamson Store Ser. CO
Pullwan Palace Car
Union Stock Yards
Cotton Oil Trust
Pheumatic Tool Co
Brunswick Manganese
Burton
Boston & Livepool Co
Iec
Ilinois Steel
City
Moses Colman & Son
Hey
Walker’s Bazaar
Thurstday
Isburgh & Co
Welch & Hall
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Northwest
Hutchinsen
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Nebraska
Messrs
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Peon Sane Ares
Deere Pa Rceract
Otis
New York
St Joouis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
HU Brockway
Russell & Drew
Maine
Alkdvar Snow & Co
The Boot and Shoe Trade Maintains Firm Position
The boot and shoe trade shows little change with spring goods sluggish and orders steady. Jobbers defer full orders, risking duplicate orders later, while factories stay busy and prices rise. Manufacturers prefer moderate orders to avoid losses from high material costs.
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Bac
The Hide Market Sags as Hides Trade Slows
The hide market shows little action with small South American supplies and largely nominal Buenos Aires and Montevideo offers. Western buff hides command weak to modest prices around 7 to 7 1/2 cents, with liberal offerings and tanners indifferent. New England green salted trade dull at about 7 cents and choice steers up to 8 cents.
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Buenos Aires
Jrontevideo
New England
Provisions Trade Weakens in Chicago on Hog Receipts
Chicago provisions markets show weaker tone as heavier hog receipts press pork futures lower. Near futures gain first season strength but lag corn, with traders buying any price dips. Pork and pork products trade details include Dec and May contracts with mixed highs and closes.
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Gross Oulpub
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Atchison Company
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Cardiff Coal & Iron Company
South Tredegarron Company
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C.H. Venner & CO
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
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Hopewell Munvanese
Fort Payne Coal & Lyon
Topeka Land
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W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Company
Pia
Gethins Electrical Mfg
Ees & Union Electric Car Company
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson European Electric Welding
NEW York Financial
Atlantic & Pacific Land Grant
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