Gloomy Outlook for Next Session on Banking Bills
Washington dispatch reports Congress has not advanced practical banking reforms. Senate finance delays hinder passage of the Sherman banking bill and related measures. The International Bank proposal faces Senate scrutiny and possible opposition from existing banks as efforts focus on international trade.
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Congress
Farmers’ Alliance
Washington
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Senate
Louse Committee On
Sherman
United States
International Bank
South America
House
Senate Committee On Finance
State Department
Secretary of State
Salem Electric Wires Spark Chaos in City Streets
A Salem lineman slipped from a ladder while attaching trolley wire, catching a Western Union line and leaving him suspended until rescue. The live cable touched a telephone line, igniting a rooftop tower fire and damaging central boards. Fire crews and linemen restored power with about 20 dollars in damage. A Boston dispatch was sent for further line crews.
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Salem
Boston
Money Market and Stock Tides in Boston and New York
The Boston money market shows little change with 6 percent on call loans and 4 to 7 percent on general time loans. New York funds remain in fair demand. exchanges rise from prior year, and the market notes substantial bond activity, rail stock moves, and dividend declarations from American Bell, Lehigh Valley, St Paul, and Western Union. London and silver movements are reported along with mining results for Osceola and Kearsarge.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Lows
Sann Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savvannah
Kings County
N. Y
London
Zimmermann & Forshay
Columbia
von Hoffman & Co
Aher
Atchison
Burlington & Quincy
Given
Bears
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Mexican Central
Pullman
Palace
Utah & Northern
New York & New England
New York & New England Railroad Company
Albany
American Bell Telephone
Lehigh Valley
St. Paul
Western Union Telegraph Company
Colorado Mining Investment CO
Congress ST
James Gilfillan
Treas
U. S
May-Magzenba
Supreme Court Action Over 70000 Bond Securities Misappropriation
Charles Richardson sues Potter Lovell Company E G Wallace Rochester NH and William A Haskell assignee alleging misdelivery of sixty four Edgehill Farnermace bonds and five in Haskell’s possession. He seeks injunction against disposal, disclosure of holdings and terms, and general accounting. Injunction ad interim sought by Bryant and Fitz for complainants.
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Charles Richardson
Potter Lovell Company
Thatmo
E. G.& E. Wallace
William A. Haskell
Beverley
J. D. Bryant
Frank E. Fitz
Florida Central and Peninsula railroad plans and finances
The Boston News Bureau cites General Manager Dixwell saying the Florida Central & Peninsula railroad earned 40000 in the year ending June 10, funds used for improvements. Bonds run 5 percent over thirty years, with 5265 per mile debt. Major owners include William Bayard Cutting RK Fuller and H. K. Davos. Frost damaged orange crop. phosphate freight rises. immigration improves. a 285 mile extension toward Birmingham and new transcontinental links are outlined.
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Boston News Bureau
Dixwell
Florida Central & Peninsula Railroad
Boston
Willam Bayard
RK. Fullerton Cutting
H. K. Davos
Maxwell
South Carolina
Florida
Florida Central & Peninsula
Quincey
Ila
Birmingham
Ala
Gulf
Cincinanati
Georgia
Alabama
Kansas City
Memphis
Fernandina
Jacksonville
Commonwealth Criminal Docket List From Superior Court
Sept 10 session records Hammond J noting assault and battery fines and case indices for Commonwealth v. Bradford Humphrey Myera Locke Crowell Henry Maguire Cunmiff Metaughiin Lyden Swartz Card Alberd Griffin Lally Hodge Hoag Cook Church Wiegan Crimlisk Page and others.
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Superior Court
Hammond
J. Margaret Holland
Commonwealth
Same
Bradford
Humphrey
Myera
Samie
Locke
Crowell
Henry
Maguire
Cunmiff
Metaughiin Istine
Lyden
Saue
Swartz
Appleton v Chambelin contract action for $300 recovery
No 5125 George B Appleton sues Francis Chambelin administrator for money had and received in a contract to recover 300 dollars. Case set for jury Thursday morning with George F Richardson for plaintiff and George R Wheelock for defendant. Several other case references follow in the record.
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George B. Appleton
Francis Chambelin
George F. Richardson
George R. Wheelock
Clarke
Chamber
Ordway
Brown's In
Advnor. Lumber Co
Saine
Sain
Grinard
Adn
Probate Court Admits Wills and Grants Admin
In Norfolk County Quincy on Sept 10 J Wills allowed John Wites of Cohasset and Mary Blanchard of East Stoughton. Letters of administration granted for John Eaton Dedham Michael OConnell Brookline Olive Dyer Randolph John N Asbell Avon Frederick Miller Randolph Emeline Harmon Quincy George W Cleverly Weymouth. Estates spared Amasa J Dyer Brain tree Louisa E F Butler Quincy. Subsequent accounts allowed amended second of Charles French Cohasset first and final Michael Finnegan Braintree first and final Liba Litchfield Quincy Freeman Joseph Quincy Caroline Damberton Quincy.
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Quincy
Warrr
J. Wills
John W. Bites
Cohasset
Mary
Blanchard
East Stoughton
John Eaton
Dedham
Michael O'Connell
Brookline
Olive Dyer
Randolph
John N. Asbell
Avon
Frederick Miller
Emeline Harmon
George W. Cleverly
Weymouth
Amasa J. Dyer
Braintree
Louisa EF. Butler
Charles French
Michael Finnegan
Liba Litchfield
Freeman Joseph
Caroline Damberton
Bond Offer Accepted Drives Massive Bond Submissions
New York reports Secretary Windom's offer to pay one year's interest on 4 percent bonds took effect today. In the first hour more than 8 million dollars in bonds arrived at the sub-treasury and by close of business about 4 million more. Officials expect a block of 17 million bonds Friday and notices push total in sight toward 50 million.
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New York
Windom
Sub-Treasury
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Burlington
New England
Burlington & Quincy
Oregon
Halibut Fishers Reap High Prices After Combine Dissolution
Fishermen report strong prices after the fresh halibut combine dissolved. Recent arrivals sold at 15 cents a pound for gray and white. Hopeful for continued demand as New England company had bought two trips on Labor Day prompting the closure of others.
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New England Company
Arithmetic aid at Chauncy-T Hall School noted
A survey notes Chauncy-T Hall School pupils may receive strong arithmetic help from about twenty-five teachers. The report, dated Sept 10 from New York, lists money market and stock activity details with various bonds and stocks, and mentions price shifts, dull trading, and expected easier money.
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Chauncy-T Hall School
Boylston St
Copley Square
Market Summary from London and Paris Financial Reports
Foreign N Financial Reports from London show Consols at 96 7/16 for money and 95 1/2 for account. Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 38 1/8, Canadian Pacific 84 3/4, Erie 26 1/4, Illinois Central 112, Mexican ordinary 64 1/4, St. Paul 72, New York Central 110, Pennsylvania 54 3/4, Mexican Central new fours 77. Money 3 per cent. Paris advices quote 3 per cent rentes at 96 francs for the account.
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Lee New Eng
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Houston
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Liscellaneous Stock Exchange
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Hlinots Central
Market Summary Notes on Commodities and Livestock
Leather firms but quiet while boots and shoes steady. Hides dull. Flour firmer. Corn scarce. Oats higher. Butter steady. Cheese firm. Eyes unchanged. potatoes doing better. Sweet potatoes in fair demand. Poultry slow. Oranges nominal. Lemons firm. Apples quiet. Pears and Grapes in fair demand. Peaches in small supply. Plums quiet. California fruit in fair demand. Pork products firm. Corned beef and tongues slow. Fresh beef steady. Other fresh meats unchanged. Sugar firm. Molasses steady.
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City horse market shows dull trade with low prices
Early season supply keeps prices depressed across stables P head sales range from 30 to 200 dollars with common horses lowest and carriage horses scarce. Dealers report little life in the market with several outfits reporting quiet weeks and modest demand for trotters and road horses.
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AE Bowier
New York State
Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
L H Brockway
Minnesota
Michigan
Welch & Hall
Hazen
Hazen Junction
Russell & Drew
International Horse Exchange
K Ham & Co
Edger Snow & Co
Leather Market Holds Firm Outlook Amid Steady Demand
The leather trade shows renewed firmness with little price change as supply costs support a stable to higher outlook. Buyers hold ample stock while awaiting further orders. hemlock sole leather remains firm and demand for various grades persists, including Calcutta buffalo and rough upper leather, with careful carrier pricing and ongoing sales.
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Buenos
Montevideo
Que
Calcutta
Ile
Hide Igather
St Llwize
Rio Grande
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