Railroad bonds advance and telegraph wire aims to unify Boston Lowell
Mexican Central 7s rose to 60J then eased to 60}. Eastern 63 strong at 110}. American Bell Telephone steadies at 239 to 240 with Mexican Telephone at 23. American Spiral Telephone Wire claims 30 miles of spiral line between Lowell and Boston, enabling near face-to-face clarity. Spiral wire is lighter, cheaper per pound, and promises vast telecommunication savings and extended service distance. Mixed activity in mining shares. Soft quotes for tropical fruits, sugars, molasses, and refined sugar. Cotton futures open steady with multiple delivery months. New York and Liverpool markets show firm activity and robust receipts at ports.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Messrs. Baring Brothers of
London
Atchison, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Dillon
Boston Lambs
Toledo
Cincinnati
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Boston
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Welker
Ohio
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New York
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American Bell Telephone Company
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Jamaica
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Oats sale and grain market actions at Poston exchange
The report details No 2 white oats sales by Knowles & Coon to A T Peckham Co, with October bids at 37 and 39 cents. It lists Poston exchange receipts, rejections of various grains, and daily grain receipts, with prices on butter cheese eggs and Chicago grain movements including wheat corn oats park and lard. Also notes Union Stockyards hogs, grain by region, and petroleum certificates opening at 108 bid.
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Knowles & Coon
A.T. Peckham & Co
Poston Commercial Exchange
Liverpool
Bent Canton
New York Mercantile Exchange
Chicago
Chicago Park
England
Africa
Azores
Madeira
Argentine Republic
Breadstuffs and grain market quotes from a historical report
Flour prices steady with western superfine at 3 50 to 4 and Minnesota patents at 7 29 to 8. rye flour 3 50 to 3 75. cornmeal demand fair at 2 80 to 2 90. oats unsettled with old stock scarce and new stock arriving. barley Canada West nominal. corn prices firm with mixed and steamer grades. cotton seed meal 27 20 per ton. general farm produce noted.
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Minnesota
St Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Illinois
Canada West
A. i . Cotton
Choice Canada
Rhode Islands
Portlands
Baltimores
Astrachan
Williams
Massachusetts
Vinelands
N. J
Timothy
New Jersey
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St. Louis
City
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State
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Jersey
Gilge
See
Chicago
Rangoon
Java
United
Rosin
Lord
South America
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Osalac
Commercial Bulletin
Toledo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Steamer cargo manifests from Glasgow and Yarmouth
List of commodities aboard the steamers Scandinavian and New Brunswick including pork lard beef wheat corn oil tin cans dyestuffs fresh beef and tobacco along with quantities such as 500 cases and 16 600 bushels. The Glasgow record includes 163 sacks of Hour 140 and 7 980 bushels bran while Yarmouth lists 375 bb's meal 13 boxes novelties and 3 bbis stove lining with furniture and glassware items.
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Savannah
Gate City
Morey
Garner
Sampson & Co
Saco Water Power Co
Bernd Bros
Wheelwright & Co —& Rolls Duc H Holbrook
Leonard
Bartlett
Manusco
Williams
James & Abbott
Lewis & Bro
Walworth Manusco
Waltham Breachery
Rousmaniere & Kimball
H_ Ho
Barry
Nash & Winslow
Cutler
Richardson & Co
Prince & Co
Winslow & Co
Freeman Bros
Charlottetown
Steamer Carroll
Arthur & Co
Bowles & Co
Dodo Brown, Deline & Co
Firkin R
Ring
Mackerel ET Russell & Co
Rockwell
Oliver Smith
Sanborn & Co
Winsor & Son
Dana
P Hodson & Co
John J Beney
Eges Butler
Breed & Co
A & OW Mead
Benj Montgomery & Sons
K T Russell & Co
American Screw Co
Mdse J & Brigham & Co
Beaman Bros
Delong & Seaman
Gatity
Griffin & Co
Putnam
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
Brigham
Dudley & Co
Griffin
Hilton Bros
G Hall & Co
Jones & Co
Russell & Co
Harborville
Forrest
Palemas
WC A
Lewis & Co
Glasgow
Peabody and Salem
New York
New England Railroad
Old Colony
Poston and Albany Railroad
Providence
Savannah Market Reports and North Atlantic Trade Sentiments
Savannah market notes show net receipts around 3,055 with mid month activity. Augusta and Charleston data indicate steady tones. In New York and other ports, cotton dull, flour and grain markets mixed with steady to lower prices. Chicago and St Louis report varied grain, pork, and beef movements, while general consolidation across domestic markets hints at cautious demand. Net receipts and gross totals appear across multiple ports with some firming in cotton goods markets per New York bulletin.
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Savannah
BalBes
Bagock
Augusta
Reese Rocceess
Xaay
Baltimore
Ian Adh
Ulncinn
ST Louis
Great Britain
Odgc
C.e
Charleston
Ryan Beneentieetete Emer
Emeererees
Hele
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Philadelpal Stock
Mark Duit
Annual meeting notes for Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers RR
The stockholders meet in Newport Vermont to hear the directors report for year ending June 30. Receipts total 534852 with expenses 615882 leaving net earnings 270970 and year end surplus 31647. 227508 passengers carried and 3170 tons of steel rails laid. 33 miles remain to complete steel rail track from Lennoxville to White River Junction. Also covered are Mexican National and Mexican Central rail progress and New Orleans connection.
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Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers Railroad
Newport
Lennoxville
White River Junction
Mexico
Mexican National Railroad
Monterey
Mexican Central
Chihuahua
San Luis Potosi
Durango
Zacatecas
New Orleans
Mexican National
Alexandre Steamship Line
Tampico
Central
Interior
Huntington
Galveston News
Cuero
Gonzales
Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific Railway
San Antonio
Indianola
Harwood
Financial and Commodities Markets Across London and Liverpool
London financials show consol quotes and railroad stocks with Erie and New York Central among listed issues. Liverpool and London markets report wheat and corn prices, provisions, and coffee market activity with prices in reis and English exchanges.
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London
Atlantic and Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Reading
New York
Ontario and Western
St. Paul Common
Excursion to Maine Coast by Boston and Bangor Steamer
A three day Maine coast excursion arranged by Mr. Austin of the Boston and Bangor Steamship company limited to 100 participants. They sail next Friday aboard the Penobscot visiting Rockland Bar Harbor and Mt Desert with hotel accommodations arranged. Details appear in the advertisement.
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Maine
Austin
Boston and Bangor Steamship Company
Penobscot
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert
Boston & Bangor S. 8. Co
Boston
Mount Desert
Grand Central Hotel
Penobscot Band
Grand Central
Green Mountain
Sullivan
Voyage to Newburyport Ends Seasonal Steamer Runs
The familiar steamer voyage to Newburyport ends for the season due to cold weather. Prizes on yesterday’s farewell trip went to C Murphy of Boston M J Leach of Worcester and G F Brown of South Boston. A large crowd later viewed illuminations at Nantasket.
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Newburyport
C. Murphy
Boston
M. J. Leach
Worcester
G. F. Brown
South Boston
Nantasket
Marriages Recorded in Boston Somerville and Cambridge
SELMES GARRETT at Boston Sept 1 by Rev Henry F Allen assisted by Rev Frank Woods Baker Lily Selmes of Quincy Michigan to Rev David Claiborne Garrett of Burlington Iowa SMITH BURKE at Somerville on the 2d inst by Rev Geo W Durell Charles W Smith to Martha E Burke SMITH SMITH at Hartford Conn Aug 39 by Rev Dr E P Parker Edward P Smith to Charlotte E Smith both of Enfield THOMPSON SUTTON at Boston Aug 36 by Rev D W Wealdrow David Thompson to Susanna Sutton both of Boston JAMIESON DERBY at Cambridge Sept 1 by Rev Edward Abbott Joseph B Jamieson of New York City to Ida B Derby of Springfield
Court Record Before Judge Mason for September Term
The September term of this court opened on Monday with grand jury to report Saturday. Mary Fletcher and James Troy were each sentenced to four months in the house of industry for common nightwalking and drunkenness. Thomas A. Fanning, recently brought from the west on jewelry larceny charges, pleaded guilty and held in 1500 bail for sentence. Michael Corcoran arraigned for assault on a police officer, pleaded not guilty and ordered to recognize 500 bail. Charles street jail houses 150 prisoners: 80 for trial, 22 for sentence, 33 for fines and costs, 13 for examination, 3 as witnesses, 1 judgment debtor.
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Mary Fletcher
James Troy
House of Industry
Thomas A. Fanning
Boston
Stephen C. Niles
Michael Corcoran
Benjamin B. Brown
Charles Street
Probate Admits Wills and Admin for Listed Individuals
Wills of Julia Leonard Roxy Montgomery Peter E Dunbar Henry Lewis Sophia Street Emily M Curtis Ida H Hollings worth Isaac K Stearns Sarah Foley Judith K Tobey Hannah 8 Barry Lucy L Chickering admitted to probate. Letters of administration issued for intestate estates including Clement A Hamilton Julia B McDonald Lyman G Tucker Abby F Gerrish John Finley Frank M Roberts Marion K Brown Joseph Lincoln Adelbert Linsman Hattie A Appolonio George W Wood Catharine Lyons James Hurley Dennis Long Patrick Farren Roscoe N Moulton John Sullivan John Kenney.
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Julia Leonard
Roxy Montgomery
Peter E. Dunbar
Henry Lewis
Sophia Street
Emily M. Curtis
Ida H. Hollingsworth
Isaac K. Stearns
Sarah Foley
Judith K. Tobey
Hannah 8. Barry
Lucy L. Chickering
Clement A. Hamilton
Julia B. McDonald
Lyman G.tucker
Abby F. Gerrish
John Finley
Frank M. Roberts
Marion K. Brown
Joseph Lincoln
Adelbert Linsman
Hattie A. Appolonio
George W. Wood
Catharine Lyons
James Hurley
Dennis Long
Patrick Farren
Roscoe N. Moulton
John Sullivan
John Kenney
Municipal Courts Sept 3 Fines and Holds in Several Courts
In central court Judge Parmenter fined Samuel C. Bolton ten dollars plus costs for peddling without a license. George Mahoney alias Dudley Driscoll fined ten dollars and costs for assault. John Jones and wife Dora held at one hundred dollars each for trial on assault. Sarah Tobie fined ten dollars and costs for assault. Charles Williams fined ten dollars and costs for peddling without a license. Frederick Ball and John Hafiela held at eight hundred dollars for trial in superior court on lewd conduct. In Roxbury Charles Morris fined fifteen dollars and costs for assault. Johanna Thompson case continued to Sept 4 on two hundred dollar bond for larceny. In Dorchester Amos W. Paine fined ten dollars and costs for larceny. Michael Hurley fined fifteen dollars and costs for larceny. In East Boston Patrick Grant given six months in house of correction for vagrancy. In Bunker Hill Michael Downing sent to house of industry for nine months. Henry E. Jeffry given one year in house of industry for larceny. In South Boston Herman Wolf held in five hundred dollars continuance on assault charge.
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Central Court
Roxbury
Charles Morris
Johanna Thompson
Dorchester
Amos W. Paine
Michael Hurley
East Boston
Patrick Grant
House of Correction
Bunker Hill
Michael Downing
House of Industry
Henry E. Jeffry
South Boston
Herman Wolf
Building Permits for City Dwellings and Stores Mill Street Ward 24
A list of building permits issued for two and three story structures and one story stores across wards 1 through 26. Notable entries include J. J. Murray on Washington Street near Walk Hill Avenue. L. H. Dalus at Jackson and Dorchester. George Pecker on Centre Street. Boston Wharf Corporation on A Street. and multiple two and three story pitched roof dwellings on Elm, Maplewood, Church, and other streets.
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J. J. Murray
Washington Street
Walk Hill Avenue
L. H. Dalus
Jackson
Dorchester Avenue
George Pecker
Centre Street
Boston Wharf Corporation
Horace W. French
Fuller Street
Jas. J. Attwood
Dudley Avenue
Chas. H. Brown
Griggs Street
Charles H. Brown
Alliston Street
Hoosac
Alonzo C. H. Laws
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Eben Brown
Terrace Avenue
E. A. Remick
Albany Street
N. H. Whitteracre
Mathers Street
Thomas Knapp
Holmes Place
Mill Street
Michael Leonard
Maplewood Street
David Simonds
Elm Street
Ellen M. Skehan
Church Street
H. M. Ayer
Cambridge Street
Brighton Street
John S. Weeks
Borden Street
Clark Bros. & Co
Bailey Street
Caroline Jackson
Cemetery Lane
Timothy M. Roseh
Cushing Avenue
Memory of Freedom of the Press Ed Harrington in Jail
Edward Harrington editor of the Kerry Sentinel is imprisoned for six months for a foolish notice printed by two youths. He endures a strict jail diet of brown bread and soup, with oakum picking as work, and limited contact, under a liberal English government.
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Edward Harrington
Kerry
England
County
Sierra returns from four months seal hunt voyage
The schooner Sierra came back from a Port Orford expedition with 1000 sealskins 2000 gallons of oil and 2600 seal whiskers. Skins weigh eight pounds on average valued at six cents per pound. Oil worth 40 cents per gallon. Whiskers priced at 30 cents each with buyers in Chinese trade. Captain Bean notes seal hunting is illegal on the Farrason islands due to enforcement. Three elk were killed at Port Orford.
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Sierra
Port Orford
Bean
Farrason Islands
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