Lodge Speech at Faneuil Hall Extols Majority Rule
Congressman Lodge delivers a new speech at Faneuil Hall praising the Republican majority, defending the Australian ballot, denouncing obstruction in Congress, and urging pure elections. He salutes historic ties to Webster and Phillips, warns against minority tyranny, and argues for honest voting and the duty of lawmakers.
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Money Market and Stocks Edge Through Mixed Trading
The Boston money market remains firm with demand for New York funds up. Rates show little change as time loans hold near 5.2 to 7 percent and call loans at 6 to 7 percent. Bond and stock activity is dull, with declines in coppers and Mexican Central, while Union Pacific and several rail names show firm or mixed moves amid broader market weakness. News from the mining and copper sectors reports Osceola, Franklin, Centennial, and Butte & Boston shifting on the day.
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East End estate sale and town land purchase highlighted
The No 7 Eaton street estate in the North End sold for 9000 amid a 2200 premium over assessor value. 1420 square feet were included. James L. Locke was the former owner, with Francis H H Thorndike as buyer and Julia M Parker securing a 5000 mortgage. In Charlestown Arthur W Tufts sold Beach street property for 4700 to James Nary Jr. Brookline bought 8690 square feet off David Sears et al for 5000 near the Loston and Albany railroad. A Boston syndicate including Twom Bly the florist Boynton contractor and Henry Emerson acquired about fifty acres west of Winchester, along Church and Cambridge streets, planning to subdivide for ice and street lots to sell.
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Blake Brothers & Co Boston and New York addresses
Blake Brothers & Co lists business locations at 28 State St Boston and 5 Nassau St New York. The entry presents the firm’s two street addresses without additional context or actions.
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Electric Firms Named in Narrow Street Directory
A fragmented OCR list names several electrical firms including Eastern Electric Cable Company and Union Electric Car Company along with Thomson-Houston and Thomson European Electric Welding Company. The text appears as partial entries with stray punctuation and misread figures.
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Wall Street News Roundup: Bonds and Stocks Move Mixed
New York reports money on call easy at 3.2 to 4 percent with last loan at 4 percent and sterling exchange active. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds steady, and the stock market shows brief activity after noon with several heavy declines in Burlington, Louisville & Nashville, and related issues. Denver & Rio Grande preferred weak, silver certificates falter, and sugar refineries show relative strength.
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London and Paris Financial Updates Sept 4 Noon
London market notes Consols quoted 9515 16 for money and 963 26 for the account. U S 4s at 12842, Atlantic and Great Western firsts 38, Erie 26 percent, Erie seconds 10644, St Paul common 73 percent, Reading 21 percent. Paris advices show 3 percent rentes at 95 francs 872 centimes for the account. Money at 2 percent 38 per cent.
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London Wheat Markets Tue Sept 4 1 pm Cargoes steady
London and Liverpool market notices show weak demand for breadstuffs with wheat price declines in Liverpool and English country markets. Wheat quoted around 78s 4d to 73s 5d, corn steady, rye and oats steady, lard and tallow steady, bacon about 30s 3d.
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Barnum Not Financially Tied To Oakland Garden Show
Business Manager Jerley denies rumors that Mr Barnum has no financial interest in the Oakland Garden exhibitions. He says the show is a Barnum & Bailey enterprise and that the partners actively oversee the venture to maintain its high character through the season.
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Market Report For Commodities And Produce In Brief
Wool remains active while flour stays quiet and corn and oats weaken. Butter steady and cheese firm with eggs in fair demand. Potatoes and sweet potatoes firm, beans and grapes steady. Oranges normal, lemons firm, apples abundant, pears in fair demand. Peaches scarce and plums not plentiful. berries quiet. California fruit active. Pork products unchanged, corned beef and tongues slow, fresh beef steady, other fresh meats quiet. Sugar higher, molasses steady.
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Wool Trade Reels With Mixed Market Signals
Receipts last week totaled 13,909 bales domestic and 165% foreign, with sales at 3,088,800 tbs. Domestic demand rose as buyers and manufacturers entered the market, yet money market unsettledness forced some lines to move at low prices. Territory wools show activity, while Texas California Oregon imports remained steady. overall prices sit well below interior costs but may rise with improved demand and financing.
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