Market Movement In Shares And Bank Dividends
Weekly changes in manufacturing shares show Amoskeag rising then dipping, Lowell and Lyman edging higher, Middlesex up with a 6 percent dividend, while Lowell machine shop falls. Bank shares mostly gain ex-dividend, with Globe, Merchants, Second National and others advancing, several others declining. The Sunday Courier notes overall dividend reductions across Boston banks, with Rem?n alignment toward higher rates for a few like Revere and Shawmut, while many others drop from April levels.
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Amoskeag
Lowell
Lyman
Middlesex
Lowell Machine Shop
Naumkeag
Boott
Chicopee and Peabody
Globe
Merchants
Second National
Suffolk
Tremont
Sunday Courier
Revere
Shawmut
Atlas
Continental
Everett
Howard
Market
Metropolitan
Washington
Boston
National Revere Bank
Allar
Merchants’ National Bank
Amosteag Manufacturing Co
Highland Street
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston & Lowell RG
Norwich & Worcester Rd
Cceceen
LGR
Sioux City & Pacific
St Louis
Ccce
Kansas City
Lawrence and Southern
Burlington & Mor
Great Falls & Con
Chicago, Burl, & Quincy
Rutland
Mort GS
Cese-Seraeness
Sioux City and Pacific
Fitchburg
Pullman Palace
Carco
Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw
Market notes from New York steady with mixed gains
New York markets show money ease on call and firm closes. Stocks drifted early then rose helped by rail and utility leads. New York Central slipped to 93 3 4 while Northwestern St. Paul and Union Pacific rose. Weekly totals show stock volume 1,612,411 shares. imports 600,164 dollars. exports 272,632 dollars. Flour corn oats and wheat facets show firmer or steady pricing with mixed regional activity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
New York Central
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacife Ll
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Minnesota
Chicago
St. Louis
Global Bond and Commodity Markets Report
London and Liverpool market wires note firmer money and firmer wheat with mixed railway securities. Latin American bonds dip on Mexican bondholder deal. American rails vary. London and Continental rates rise, British funds retreat then recover. cargoes, provisions, and breadstuffs show strength in London and Liverpool trading.
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London
Atlantic
Great Western
New York Central
Erie
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
Paul Common
Lake Shore
Norfolk and Western
Ohio
Mississippi
Oregon
California
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Trade figures at U S ports and overseas exports
Today records show net receipts at U S ports totaling 22,202 with net exports to Great Britain 10,916 and to France 0.00. Net exports to the Continent are listed as 0. Increase in American stock is 4,885, with Consolidated American stock noted.
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U. S
Great Britain
France
Massachusetts
Crescent Beach Village
Imports at Boston and Port Details from Havana to St Pierre
CAPE HAYTIEN records logwood and cocoa shipments including Brig Rapid Transit with 533 350 logwood for Dupuy Riboul & co Surinam and Brig Eugene Hale with 1533 bags cocoa lime juice logs cedar pickled limes and cocoa samples for J D Fernandes and D T Bunker. Bark Diana 604 birds sugar, Port La Tour north, Schooner Nina Page 441 quintals codfish and 343 bbls herring, St Pierre Mig records Schooner Eclipse 1539 quintals codfish, St Simons Ga records Schooner Mary A Drury 325000 feet lumber for George McQuesten & co.
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Boston
Cape Haytien
Brig Rapid Transit
Logwood Dupuy, Riboul & Co
Surinam
Eugene Hale
Sugar Gossler & Co
Port LA Tour
Nina Page
ST Pierre
Mig
Wendell &Phillips
ST Simons
Mary A Drury
George McQuesten & Co
Trade Goods and Supplies Listed Across Ports in 19th Century Ledger
Halifax to Charlottetown, Glasgow to Hayti list vast shipments in 19th century verbatim style. Items include hardware, furniture, lumber, beans, flour, cattle, tea, tobacco, wax, dyes, meat, eggs, canned goods, and ships stores. Trade names and vessel notes appear with quantities, sacks, bbls, or tons in a dense ledger snapshot.
Receipts of Staple Products September 27
Principal railroads report shipment totals including Boston and Albany with 40 bales cotton and 1650 bbls flour, Grand Junction 248 bales cotton and 3670 sacks flour, Providence 50 bbls sweet potatoes and 46 pkgs oleomargarine, Old Colony 17 bales wool and 63 bbls apples, New York and New England 156 bales wool and 275 rolls, Fitchburg 137 bales wool and 2138 sacks flour, Eastern 22 bales wool and 67 cases eggs, Maine 1000 bus corn and 156 bus eggs, Lowell 92 bales wool and 375 bbis flour, and foreign shipments by sea listing hundreds of bales and cases across several categories. Total receipts of staple products for Sept 27 compare with prior year figures across cotton, wool, molasses, lumber, leather, beef, lard, tea, sugar, and other items.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
A. Ési iv
Tho Tay
Municipal Courts Report Sept 27 Hearings and Sentences
In central court Judge Adams presided as Sarah Jepherson was charged with keeping a disorderly house and held on $500. Margaret Holland Annie Rose and Michael Dunbar received four months in the house of industry for drunkenness. Charles Garfield and Jame Crane were fined or jailed for larceny. Edward Budd and Mary Donahue faced fines. Mary E Oulton and Mary Clark received five and six months for drunkenness. Roxbury judge Sentences two months in the house of industry for Glynn. vagrant Morton six months. South Boston saw Brennan fined for assault. Dunn six months for larceny. Trites Gilman bonded for adultery to stand trial in Superior Court.
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Annie Rose
House of Industry
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Charles Garfield
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Mary Donahue
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Roxbury
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Charlestown Homicide Report Involving Officer O Brien
Following the shooting of Thomas Callahan in Charlestown by Officer O Brien, commentary largely favors the policeman. Cornelius Casey, in custody of O Brien during the incident, faced arraignment before Judge Ruffin on drunkenness and assault charges, with proceedings continued to Monday in $300 bail. Carey, the third party, has not been arrested.
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Charlestown
O’ Brien
Cornelius Casey
O’brien
Ruffin
Carey
Obituaries and death notices from the Boston area
A batch of local death notices from Boston and surrounding towns lists names including Mrs H L Cazian aged 75 formerly of Portsmouth NH Mrs Ernestine Crone aged 11 weeks 1 day Luther Clark MD aged 74 in Lexington Mass Mary Haverty 55 in Boston Jennie Hildreth Catharine Hogan Geof Turner 64 Julian McGrath 44 Geof Turner and others with funeral and burial notes.
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H L
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Lexington
Ernestine A
James E
Helen A Crone
Lark
Gen Mass
Luther Clark
Boston
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Dodge
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William Dodge
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Annie
William Donahue
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Max Goldstein
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Mary Haverty
Jennie Hildreth
Hon Hogan
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Jeremiah
Elizabeth A Hogan
McGrath
Atee Julian
T A McGrath
Turner
Charlestown
Geof Turner
Pea
Ferrin Street
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Arthur N Whitingand
Car Coupler Tests and Rail Road Bond News
Saturday's railroad commissioners tested many automatic couplers at yards of Lowell Boston and Providence and other lines noting practical operation and ease of uncoupling. The day included reports on New York Central bonds and car trusts alongside minor notices about rail traffic and a humorous tale of rent-seeking couples with no children.
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Lowell Railroad
Boston and
Providence Road
Cowell
Master Car Builders’ Association
Albury
Huntington Avenue
Ames
Master Car Builders
New York and
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Boston Flats
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Susan P. Moulton
Insolvencies and assignments sweep multiple New England firms
A long list shows Whittemore Cabot & Co and Dana B Hamblin of Boston in voluntary insolvency. Creditors offered 25 cents on the dollar by Charles A Smith, 10 cents by William Bosworth & Son, and 15 percent by Moses Lambert. Several firms in Maine New Brunswick and New York assign or fail with varied liabilities while lawsuits and bank actions unfold.
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Cabot & Co
Commission Dry Goods
Dana B. Hamblin
Baker
Boston
Charles A. Smith
Blacksmith
Mass
William Bosworth & Son
Carpenters
New Bedford
Lussier & Desmarins
Whitinsville
Salisbury
N. B
Robinson Brothers
Houston
T. G. Harris
Bath
Morse
Goffstown
N.H
R. H. Allen & Co
Water Street
New York City
Andrew H. Tracy
S. Markstein & Co
West
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C. A. Herpich
Buchman Gros
Cincinnati
Fleisch & Co
New York
New Britain Company
James Talcott
Comptroller of Currency
Ellis
Logan National Bank
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Newcomb & Buchanan Company
Louisville
Buchanan
Ponder & Co., Jewellers
Irwin
Central Falls Manufacturing Company
Central Falls
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George N. Cass Et al
Roswell W. Turner
Joseph H.nute
John Williams
Reuben Sherburne
P. F. McGaule & Co
J. W. Litchfield
Eugene H. Harishorn
Exhibition Catalogues 1800 Little Ones Counted
The exhibition features more than 1800 young participants catalogued under the event. Organizers note a broad mix of ages and backgrounds, highlighting community involvement and growing interest in the display.
Indian Fights Boa in Mexican Mountains Beheads Serpent
An Indian near Cherantzieurin Michoacan hunted for fuel when a boa constrictor bit him. He tackled the reptile, biting through its neck and tearing free after a long struggle, beheading the animal and escaping unharmed.
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Cherantzieurin
Michoacan
Camphor Laurel Grows in California Timber Value Highlighted
The camphor laurel from China Japan Formosa and Cochin China is now in California. It reaches notable height, offers light durable timber, resists insects, and suits carpentry. All parts especially flowers exude camphor. It propagates from seeds or cuttings, thrives along the coast, with a Sacramento tree reaching about 30 feet. The cinnamon tree is another laurel species.
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Japan
Formosa
Cochin China
California
Sacramento
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