Proney is a Little Firmer Boston and Albany Begins to Move Up
Foreign exchange remains firm with London 60 day bills at 483, short sight bills at 4853, and commercial bills at 481 per pound. Paris francs at 520 short sight and 5224 per dollar for 60 day bills. Reichmarks 60 day bills at 944 and short sight at 95. Government securities and a dull but strong stock market note Boston and Albany rises from 180 to 1844 amid director action to issue stock and rights certificates. New officers and railroad movements are discussed including Henry Wood as general manager of Little Rock lines, with plans to consolidate leadership across roads. The report includes various stock movements, bond details, telephones, and a mining assessment reminder.
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Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Little Rock
Ark
Henry Wood
Fort Smith
Mississippi River
Texas
Utah
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Wood
West
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Pere Marquette
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Gulf
Boston and Albany
Boston and Albany Railroad
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Cheshire
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New York
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Mexico City
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Marfil
American Bell Telephone
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Lowell
Bowman Silver Mining Company
Toledo
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Parker House
United Interests
John Felt Osgood
G. W. Morse
Toledo, Cincinnati and
Johnson
Cincinnati
W.W. Blackmar
G. S. Strong
Kk. C. Soule
Henry D. Hyde
Willard White
N. B. Mansfield
Arthur Sewell
Charles C. Rogers
John McNat
G. ©. Mores
Col
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Baxter
Drummond
Dwight
Denver and
Rio Grande
Frederic Lovejoy
Philadelphia
Gen. Palmer
A. J. Cassatt
Cassatt
Lovejoy
Pacific Lines
San Francisco Telegram
Missouri River
Northern Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
California
Money markets and stocks in New York on Sept 27.
Money plentiful at 2 2% on call closing at 2. Prime mercantile paper 6 7 percent. Foreign exchange steady. Governments strong for long rates, weak for 3s. Railroad and mining stocks fluctuated with intraday highs and lows, ending near day’s best as pool formations and foreign buying expectations influenced trading. Transactions totaled about 350,700 shares with notable moves in Villards Northwest Louisville and Nashville Lake Shore New Jersey Central Western Union Union Pacific and Manitoba.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Tennessee
Denver
Denver and
Rio Grande
Kansas
Texas
Union Pacific
Oregon
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre
Burlington and Quincy
Northern Pacifics
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Northwest
Louisville and
Nashville
Lake Shore
Jersey Central
Manitoba
Western Union
Villards
Louisville
New Jersey Central
Eee Western Union
England
Missouri River
Shorts
The
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Call board reports and market mix at Boston exchange
A Boston commercial exchange meeting voted down a plan to abolish the call board and agreed to continue the call. Reporters were told not to report bids far from ask prices, a practice critics say may mislead buyers about market state. The bulletin lists seller bids for oats and corn, car inspections, receipts, and Chicago grain and meat prices with various lots and dates.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
Rial
Knowles & Coon
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Western
Eags
Eastern
Canada
Chicago
C. Union
Grain and bread market notes and butter price outlook
Market reports show flour and cereals steady with modest price levels across several grades. Corn, oats, rye, and barley exhibit steady demand, while mill feeds and cottonseed meal trade actively. Butter faces tight supplies and rising prices as fresh creamery stock holds value amid strong demand.
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Minnesota
St Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Illinois
Market report on hay straw and commodities prices
Market quiet for hay and straw with varied ton prices across types including eastern timothy at 17 dollars and lower, oats straw 9 dollars per ton, and swale 9 to 10. Hops sold around 32 cents, flaxseed and canary seed listed. Provisions show unsettled pork and lard with mixed prime and Boston clear bids. beef steady. Sugar and molasses quoted steady with refined sugar strong. Cotton futures target steady. Liverpool and New York quotes display varied monthly contracts and futures.
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Canada
Boston
Jean
City
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem Expresses
Eatlier
New York and New England Railroad
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Bec
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Tim
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Labrador
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Cape Ann Advertiser
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Montanas
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Detroit
Cincinnati
Sennan
Market activity boosts weekly rubber goods shipments
Buyers remain scarce but purchases move quickly as stock runs low and shipments rise. Manufacturers focus on samples for next season with many salesmen on the road, signaling large contracts to come. Year to date shipments climb to 2,091,534 cases with notable totals to Chicago New York Philadelphia and several Southern and Western cities.
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Cincinnat
New York City
Philadelphia
Nashville
Elmira
Dallas
Tex
Galveston
Wilmington
Savannah
Macon
Atlanta
Charleston
Knoxville
Mobile
Ala
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Davenport
Grand Rapids
Kch
Bloomington
Omaha
Neb
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Ind
Indianapolis
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Columbus
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Rochester
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Decatur
Alexandria
Denver
Coi
Portsmouth
Quincey
Ill
Peoria
Wheeling
Allegheny
Washington, DC
Rome
Augusta
San Antonio
Houston Tex
Mies
Easton
Scranton
Chattacages
Hornellsville
Binghampton
Samuel Bunting
Boston
Maritime and coastal trade ledger entries from multiple ports
A dense OCR record lists steamer cargoes and consignments across Annapolis Havana North Sydney Port Hawke'sbury and Stetin. Entries include eggs cases and bbis apples, cod oil, fowls, potatoes, cigars, coal, mackerel and salted fish. Notable shippers include A O W Mead Delong & Seaman Rand & co Celestial firms and Cape Ann Isinglass co.
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Steamer
New York
Holmes
Mead
Forrest
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Chapin Bros
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Appies
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Sheman
Eges J R
Ellis & Son
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Stettin
Harfisfjord
Boston Gas Light Co
Maritime Cargo Ledger From Ports Across Canada and Liverpool
A historical clutter of cargo listings notes steamer Kansas at Liverpool with thousands of bushels of corn and hides, plus numerous ships in St Pierre, Ingonish, Bridgewater and other ports carrying flour, lard, oil, sugar, fish, and hardware. Clearances dated for multiple vessels including brig Achsah.
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Eng
Kansas
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Mig
Adelaide
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Carrie A
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Digby
Lillian
Total Receipts of Staple Products Sept 27 Port Table
A port table shows total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points including in transit, compared with the same day last year. The report lists quantities and movements, reflecting changes in staple inflows and offering a snapshot of early autumn trade activity.
Markets By Telegraph August Markets Firm Nears Steady
Market reports across ports show varied receipts and prices. Cotton at New York steady with strong demand amid exports. grain futures and spot markets mixed with subtle gains in some regions while others held flat. Guns: none.
London financial roundup and bank rate cut report
The Bank of England reduced its discount rate from 3.5 to 3 percent while bullion reserves rose by £137,000 in the past week and the reserve ratio climbs to 47 percent. Paris sees gold gain of 1,225,000 francs and 1,660,000 francs in silver. Cotton trade in Liverpool remains moderate with Upland and Orleans futures quoted. receipts at 1,200 and 1,050 American.
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Supreme Court verdict in Hoyt v Lovell over Deadwood mine
Suffolk county Supreme Judicial Court before Judge W Allen returns a verdict for E A Hoyt against Clinton Lovell and others in a $9000 breach of contract claim for the Deadwood mine Arizona. Jury awards $4797.33 for the plaintiff. J B Richardson and F Donnelly represent the parties.
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E. A. Hoyt
Clinton Lovell
Deadwood
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F. Donnelly
Superior Court Docket Sept 27 at Bacon Court
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Bacon presided. William Mayner was fined 15 dollars and costs for assault and negligence. Martha W. Goff pleaded guilty to keeping a house of ill fame and was fined 100 dollars and costs, four months in the house of correction if unpaid in three days. N W Cronkite was sentenced to six months for adultery. Thomas N. McKee was found not guilty of arson. Wm White was ordered to recognize 3000 dollars for false pretences. Several minor cases disposed of and court adjourned.
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Neselty
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House of Correction
N. W. Cronkite
Thomas N. McKee
Wm. White
Municipal Court Docket From Sept 27 Judge Churchill
Central court hears numerous cases led by Catherine Olson a third drunken offender given one year in the women’s prison. Several (Mary Collins Anna Mahan Annie F Crowell) receive six months or one year in the house of industry. Fines imposed on Peter Duffy for profanity and Peter Johnson for riding theft. Connor to be tried Tuesday. Sequira held for Oct 4. assault arraigned. fined $30. Roxbury sees Riley larceny fined $6. Nelson truancy two years. South Boston fines against Arnold Webber. Drew case postponed to Nov 15. Charlestown: James Goodman sentenced 18 months for larceny.
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Hous of Industry
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Annie F. Crowell
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Peter Duffy
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Patrick H. Connor
Morris Sequira
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John Nelson
Joan Farrell
Luella Plaisted
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Arnold Webber
Phineas F. Drew
Charlestown
James Goodman
Grand Council of Massachusetts Organized by Home Circle
Fifty delegates from 25 subordinate councils with 1,200 members met in Memphis hall at 11 o'clock yesterday to organize the grand council of Massachusetts. Officers elected and installed by Supreme Leader Julius M. Swain include Grand leader George W. Boynton, Grand vice leader James C. Bartlett, Grand instructor Maria E. Fisher, Past grand leader Joel Seaverns, and Grand secretary Frank.
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Dorchester
Joel Seaverns
Roxbury
Frank
Tippecanoe Medicine Promised As Health Boon From Forefathers
A 19th century promotional piece extols Tippecanoe as a tonic for malarial disorders and general debility. It credits frontier life with hardiness, cites Harrison family lore, and markets H. H. Warner & Co. of Rochester as the trusted producers. The text urges readers to use the remedy to repair the “human machine” and preserve health.
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Rothschilds Opening A Large Attendance Of Fashionable Ladies
Fashionable society filled Rothschilds on Wednesday for fall millinery. The display showed French taste, new novelties, and hats with gilt braids, velvet borders, and high left-side arrangements. Velvet flowers and felt hats featured, with extensive trimming materials and expert assistance promised. A large crowd anticipated cozy Winter fashions and refined beauty.
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