Grant Interview in New York Regarding Hancock Remarks
General Grant clarifies he did not use the exact phrasing attributed by Dr. Fowler about Hancock. He concedes parts of the conversation reflected his views, denies authoring the published language in full, and rejects a Cleveland Plaindealer interview as false while noting his sole published statements appeared in the Inter-Ocean of Chicago.
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Maine Leaders Face New York Audience On Campaign
Governor-elect Plaisted and Congressman-elect Murch of Maine visited New York City and declined to stump in the state, citing work at home and plans in Massachusetts. They described the Blaine Hamlin era as finished, spoke of party unity, and predicted a Maine victory with continued Republican weakness. Ex Governor Seymour also addressed a large Democratic gathering in Chickering Hall criticizing centralization and wartime debt policy.
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General Hancock Tariff Views Interviewed in Paterson
A Paterson Guardian reporter quotes General Hancock discussing tariffs. He says the tariff question fears Paterson’s manufacturers and workers but asserts the election will not alter manufacturing interests. He notes a need to raise millions by tariff in any case.
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Protection of manufacturing interests across party lines remarks
The speaker pledges to shield manufacturing and industrial interests regardless of whether a Democratic or Republican president is elected. He notes the tariff issue is local, reflects on Pennsylvania, and states the general government seldom meddles with such matters, promising no interference with national industries.
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Pennsylvania
Conditions That Foster Industry and Democratic Liberty
Abram Hewitt argues that Republican deceit fuels fear to weaken democracy. He asserts that ending centralized power and protecting individual liberty will spur prosperity, with Hancock’s election seen as proving sectional harmony and economic strength and debunking Republican slanders about negro suffrage.
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Rights of Labor and Government Structure Debate
A quoted speech warns that failing to assert labor rights now could transform the Republic into an oligarchy serving special interests and classes, urging action to defend democratic governance.
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Democratic circular urged business support for Hancock and English
A Democratic circular drafted to win signatures from prominent business men argues that national prosperity under Democratic rule outpaces Republican claims. It praises Jeffersonian lineage, stresses sound finances and the sub treasury, and asserts Democrats seek unity, oppose Bigotry, and promise honest leadership. The note endorses Hancock and English for presidency and Congress.
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Blaine Questions Grant Attack on Hancock
In Warsaw Indiana Senator Blaine weighed General Grant's remarks in Fowler interview. He was undecided, doubting the ex president would say what papers claim he said. Blaine said Hancock's soldier record is second to none, Grant should be satisfied with his honor, and the quarrel likely ends with compliments exchanged.
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Camille and Greville Novels In This Paper
New literature notices advertise Camille by Dumas in an unabridged Sarah Bernhardt edition priced 75 cents paper 125 cloth and distributed by T B Peterson Philadelphia. Henry Greville's The Princess Ogherof will appear next issue. Also a plug for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup touting its superiority over many prescriptions.
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Finance and Commerce Boston Stocks and Bonds Oct 9 1880
The market remains easy with abundant currency and low rates. Prime notes and acceptances are quoted around 3 1/4 to 3 3/4 percent, call loans near 4 percent, New York funds soft, and premiums for small bills rising. The London and New York exchanges show no change. stocks drift, awaiting election results to drive moves. Bank statements show favorable figures in Boston and New York. bond prices and savings notes listed, with dividends and reserves updated. The report covers commodities from butter to copper, with prices and activity noted across many sectors and shipping rates steady.
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Prime Mercantile
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Bank of England
Iye
Brighton Cattle Market Reports Mixed Prices and Stock
The Brighton cattle market on Wednesday October 6 lists livestock totals: cattle 2825, sheep and lambs 600, swine 17370, western cattle 2285, eastern cattle 07, western sheep and lambs 1200, eastern sheep and lambs 2100, Massachusetts cattle 10, northern cattle and milch cows 220, calves 64, horses 214. Prices show western beef cattle at 626.50 live weight top, with various grades down to 485. The report covers hides, tallow, wool skins, calf skins, and working oxen with quotes, plus detailed sales by firms Thomson & McMasters, W Seotians, Carroll, and others. A separate Watertown market note mirrors trade, with slow working oxen and dull milch cows, while veal calves and sheep trade show mixed activity and regional consignments.
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Chalton
Rch
Adych & Johnson
Tso
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Cnet
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C. A
Burdick
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JLO
J. J
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T. Pourtry
Gloucester Fish Market weekly arrivals report and prices
Special correspondence from Gloucester details weekly totals of 80 arrivals, including 395000 pounds codfish and 3500 funds halibut from Georges Bank, 1100 pounds codfish and 35000 pounds halibut from the Banks, and 12000 barrels mackerel. Mackerel quality is good. demand for codfish remains strong while herring catches are down. Prices for various fish are listed, with fresh mackerel and swordfish cited and several halibut and haddock line items.
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Sunday Globe
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Haddock
Brokers Board Stock Sales Report October 11
Revenue from the brokers board shows varied activity across multiple sectors with rails, mining, and miscellaneous issues. Notable entries include Atlantic & Pacific Railroads, Atch & Topeka, Union Pacific, and Hart & Hems, with prices and lots listed alongside secondary board calls and futures notes.
Commercial Matters Boston Markets Snapshot
The Boston Daily Globe reports a steady to mixed trade across dry goods woolens breadstuffs and fruits with activity varying by sector. Butter cheese and eggs show price pressure while apples and beans stay firm. pea and bean markets reflect steady to rising demand with several price points noted. Boots and shoes show easing activity as orders wane and a quiet market looms toward month end.
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Market notes show steady demand across commodities
The report covers sugar, tin, wool, and related items with mixed activity. Sugar trade remains subdued for raw and refined lines, tin stays quiet but firm, wool shows cautious demand with prices steady or firmer for higher grades, and tallow and ter a face slow sales though rendered fat remains in demand. Prices cited include 7 40 for raw sugar, 7 50 6 0 per ton for refined sugar, 19 13 9 for tin, and various wool quotes across grades.
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New York Markets Flour and Grain Prices Mixed on Saturday
The New York market reports an active flour market with varied prices for grades from No Y to patent, while rye, corn meal, buckwheat, and brandywine show steady to higher quotes. Cotton futures edged down slightly with notable daily receipts and futures listed for October through May. pork, lard, and bacon show quiet or firm tones amid shifting futures and spot values.
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Hop Bitters Transform Rochester Business Landscape
The Rochester Evening Express credits Hop Bitters with boosting city commerce over the past year under one decisive enterprise led by a single mind. It lauds the product’s proven remedial hops mix with buchu mandrake and dandelion, praising its distribution from Mill Street to national and international markets and the efficient, well supervised operation behind every bottle and packing box.
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Rochester Evening Express
Hop Bitters hailed for strong cures in diverse testimonials
A river of letters from doctors, patients, and merchants extol Hop Bitters for curing liver, malaria, scrofula, and consumption symptoms. Notes from J F. & H B Utley Ashtabula to W are joined by physicians and farmers praising its purity, high rank, large sales, and remarkable cures across multiple states and dates.
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Letter Acknowledges Hop Bitters Gifts to Rochester Seniors
A Rochester note from January 25, 1880 thanks Soule for sending a dozen bottles of Hop Bitters and offering more medicine for a large, elderly group. Mrs. Shipman noted the omission of thanks at last month’s meeting, and the board praises the gifts as uplifting to the old ladies whose loneliness is eased. The writer, Loraine R. signs gratefully.
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Hop Bitters Praise From Methodist Pastor
A pastor thanks Hop Bitters makers for five years of previous dyspepsia relief and reports a six month cure. The letter from Rev H Frsesee Hor Brrrass Co. Selects of Pleage expresses gratitude to the Hop Bitters firm and acknowledges the benefit to residents of the Home of the Friendies.
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