Fox farming in Maine yields riches on Norton hillside
Elijah Norton of Bangor turns to foxes as profit engine on his Piscataqua hillside farm. He built a 16 foot high wired enclosure across 1½ acres, created den-like kennels, and reared red blue silver gray and black breeds. Norton claims inbreeding can yield true blacks and silver grays. last year sold a pair of black foxes for 500 dollars, with a valued quartet at 1000 dollars. The animals are cared for on scraps, water in summer, snow in winter, and show fox-like loyalty to their keeper.
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Early Hours Shape Dr Harris Efficient Education Reformer
Washington Star profiles Dr W T Harris commissioner of education noting his habit of sleeping early and rising at 2 or 3 in the morning to begin work. The piece emphasizes his belief that deep rest comes in darkness and that his productivity peaks in the pre-dawn hours.
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Stock Market Review Shows Week of Weakness and Cautious Recovery
In New York on September 6 the market opened firm yet faded after the bank statement revealed a $3.4 million cash decline and a reserve drop to $1.097 million. Leading issues like St Paul Pennsylvanian and Reading saw losses. a partial recovery followed, with broad activity and new highs later in the week. Readings common surged before later selling, while rail and coal stocks fluctuated amid rumors of alliances and policy shifts. London influence lingered and call money rose briefly but soon eased, with bonds also moving irregularly in tandem with stock trends.
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Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis reports clearings 1 635 569 58 and balances 18 134 S8 for day totals. Week clearings 5 891 849 76 balances 900 351 77. New York money on call nominal no loans. Clearing figures for cities follow with rates and balances. Gold and foreign exchange figures include bar silver prices and London Paris Berlin discount rates.
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Exports of specie from New York to all countries last week totaled 222 724 dollars in silver and 3 010 dollars in gold. Imports of specie reached 666 985 dollars in gold and 44 133 dollars in silver. Dry goods and merchandise at the port were valued at 11 365 180 dollars this week.
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Treasury balances report shows available cash in general fund
Washington Saturday's statement lists general fund cash, excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance is 211,308,164 with 121,107,455 for pees arte see.
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New York Banks Report Week of Cash and Loans Declines
The weekly statement from New York associated banks shows a $5.6 million drop in surplus reserve to $4.10 million, a $3.7 million loan reduction bringing total loans to $22.77 million in three weeks, and a $5.8 million fall in specie with cash losses totaling $8.8 million. Deposits declined $12.6 million while circulation rose $629,900. bank clearings averaged $275 million. Experts see cautious improvement in cash reserves and expect limited loan contractions ahead, with potential cooling of speculation and aid to European imports.
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Market Hints From Wall Street Tanking Stocks Prompt Caution
Granger Farwell & Co reports a more unfavorable bank statement than expected with supporting orders in the market for most stocks. Declines were fractional and the closing mood favored price steadiness rather than advances. Petroleum, spirits turpentine, tar, and crude petroleum prices are noted as steady or mixed in several cities, including New York and Savannah, with various regional rates listed.
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Frost scare ends as grain prices slump in Chicago
After frost fears pushed grain prices up, warm dry weather calmed fears of crop damage. December wheat fell 1 1/2 cents, December corn down about 1/2 cent, and September oats down 4 cents. Provisions edged mixed with hogs rising on signaling demand but overall markets softened in Chicago and New York trading.
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The week in Gry closes with fair demand during evening hours in Gret and second lines, jobbers anticipating heavy buying from the contingent. Prices eased but overall activity remained solid, with wool markets described as quiet amid tentative price shifts.
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