Wall Street Mixed as Stocks Rally and Bonds Drift
In New York on April 20 trading shifted with money on call rising to 9 percent and some securities moving. Stocks closed strong and active led by St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba and Northwest though gains were uneven. Bond issues showed mixed moves with Central Pacific and Texas Pacific land grant incomes among notable shifts.
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Prime Mercantile
Coin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mianitoba
Central Pacific
Fort Worth
Denver City
Kansas Pacific
Texas Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Oregon
Stock Exchange
Jersey Central
Leckawanda
Northwest
Northwest Common
St St Paul
Lackawanna
Manitoba
Sonora
Hall Anderson
Horn
Harlem
Bodie
Liverpool cheese at 70s and grain futures report
Special from the New York mercantile exchange shows butter weak with varied quotes for Elgin creamery and eastern, western, and dairy products. Cheese firm state varieties and eggs prices appear, while April wheat opens at 109 and closes around 1019 to 104, with June and July futures noted. Chicago corn and oats futures are listed for April May June and July with initial quotes and closing ranges.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Elgin Creamery
Eastern
Western
Chicago
Sige
Provisions Prices Hold Steady Across Meats and Grains
Market reports firm with solid demand for pork and lard. Prices shown include extra prime at 16.50 to 17 per barrel and various cuts. beef demand good with western prices around 1250 to 13 per QB barrel. dressed hogs at 9 3/4 to 10 cents. Fresh meats steady with beef hindquarters and veal prices listed. poultry and game trade steady with turkey and chicken quotations. Tropical fruits and sugar markets quoted with multiple regional prices. cotton futures and port receipts noted, including New York and Philadelphia activity and domestic port stocks.
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Minnesota
Illinois
St. Louis
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Indiana
Good Western
Choice Western Creamery
Eastern Creamery
Choice
Vermont
Old Western Creamery
Vérmont
Choice Canada
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Chenangoes
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Continent
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Import cargoes and orders listed from multiple ports
A long list of imports and shipments across Boston Annapolis and ports globally including potatoes eggs halibut sugar lumber cypress lobster and numerous bales of wool hides and more. VesselsSteamer schooner brig and bark entries cite quantities ports and buyers such as Dudley co Delong Seaman G W Gay Co Seaverns Co and Johnson Young across PASCAGOULA MOBILE YARMOUTH NL DEMERARA CIENFUEGOS PONCE BARACOA RUSTICO PEI HAVANA MATANZAS CALCUTTA PORT ELIZABETH MONTEVIDEO ARACAGU SAGUA PARRINGTON NL MEJILLONES MATANZAS TAMPICO MEJILLONES PARRINGTON NL and Meilones.
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Steamer
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Forrest
Tobey
Dudley & Co
Bowles & Co
Gay & Co
A& O
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Hale
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Ellis & Co
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Ada A Kennedy
Geo H Peters
Mobile
Rosa Mueller
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Delong & Seaman
Poole
Butler Demerara
Carrie D Allen
Seaverns & Co
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Pei
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Rosalia
Havana
British Empire
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Clara Leavitt
Gonaives
Clifford
Logwood
Lyon, Dupuy & Co
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David Heald & Son
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Pierce & Co
Calcutta
India
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Charles McGilvery
Geo G Granger
Montevideo
Gessler & Co
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Gwalia
Tierce
Parrington
Minnie Davis
Marston
Arachan
Brazil
Addie Shortland
Matanzas
Robbie
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DW McGraw
Justic Thebaud Bros
Mejillones
Supreme
Hemmenway & Brown
Maritime cargo clearances and item lists full of goods
YARMOUTH Newfoundland Steamer Dominion cleared April 20 reports one case boots and shoes two cases sewing machines six bed springs one case rubbers one anchor twenty bed springs phosphate. WEYMOUTH Nova Scotia Schooner Eureka cleared April 20 lists sixty bushels meal two bushels pork. GLASGOW Steamer Nestorian cleared April 18 shows fifteen 698 sacks hour two hundred fifty barrels sugar two hundred boxes bacon thirteen bids to tobacco eight thousand six hundred fifty nine bushels wheat forty five tierces buttocks six hundred fifty sacks oat meal three thousand six hundred pieces slaves three hundred thirty head cattle.
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Yarmouth
Dominion
Weymouth
Eureka
Glasgow
Nestorian
Receipts of Staple Products From Major Railroads
A detailed ledger lists April 20 receipts by Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Gund Junction, sea shipments, Peabody and Salem Expresses, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boon and Albany, and Providence Railroads. Entries cover flour, cornmeal, corn, oats, barley, peas, tallow, coffee, sugar, butter, eggs, apples, hay, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, and other staples with quantities in bales, bushels, boxes, cars, rolls, and cases.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Gund Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boon and Albany
Providence Railroad
Cotton Market Mixed Across Ports With Steady Midlands
The week’s market report shows coastwise and inland ports sustaining steady to dull conditions. Prices for middling cotton hold near previous levels in New Orleans, Charleston, and New York, with receipts and stocks varying across regions and weeks ending April 20, 1883.
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Aikiins Ae Arket Farming
Galveston
C Mobile
New York
Great Britain
Stotkescot
New Orleans
Charleston
Ocean
Cekatseccuess OO
Entebece
Iocscotseesseages
Wilmington
Oulivalluin
United States
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Liverpool
London and Liverpool Wheat Cotton Market Summaries
Market reports from London and Liverpool detail wheat and corn prices and movements, with cargoes strong on passage and prices rising for No 2 red and spring wheats. Cotton markets show mid Upland quotations, steady demand, and extensive weekly sales and stock figures for American and exported bales.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
California
Michigan
England
Liverpool
de Orleans
Consolidation expands control of United States railways
The final settlement of the Wabash lease to Iron Mountain gives the Southwestern System about 10 000 miles under one control and the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia adds nearly 1 300 miles. Negotiations may bring Erlanger into a unified southern network. Kansas proposes advisory counsel for quo warranto suits against Union Pacific. Local counsel named to assist Supreme Court actions. The case challenges consolidation of Union Pacific Kansas Pacific and Denver and Pacific railways as illegal, affecting state control.
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East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Erlanger
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United States
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Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Jeremiah 8. Black
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
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Manhattan
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Black
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State of Kansas
Suffolk County Transfers and Mortgages 1883
Property transfers across Boston areas include Nashua Street and Albany Street parcels, with buyers Rollin H Allen George H Stearns Martha R Treat, and sums from 1 to 150,000 dollars. Mortgages and transfers cover Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and Revere sites, with banks and savings institutions listed and dates in 1883.
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Said Street
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Ezra H. Baker
Elizabeth HH. Jackson
Alexander Jackson
Dorchester Avenue
Alfred B. Wilton
Catherine E. Nagle
Chelsea Street
Sarah H. Dee
Boston
Five Cents Savings Bank
Superior Court first session suits up for April decisions
In the April 20 session before Judge Aldrich the court resumed the Trubee versus Bigelow damages suit with verdict for the defendant. In Toomey versus Kane the plaintiff seeks 1000 dollars for malicious prosecution after a March 4 municipal court discharge for alleged larceny of a closet. W W Doherty and Paul West argued. Also Martin Hillbrow versus Batchelder ended with a 250 dollar verdict for the plaintiff for injuries on a gale. Moses Colby versus City of Boston seeks drainage damages but the court directed a pro forma verdict for defendants. IN ORDER FOR MONDAY.
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L. Curtis Trubee
Chester A. Bigelow
Geo. F. Williams
Thos. E. Barry
Mary A. Toomey
Margaret D. Kane
Henry Kane
W. W. Doherty
Paul West
Knowlton
Martin Hillbrow
Charles Batchelder
Moses Colby
City of
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T. M. Babson
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Charles Millis
William
Preston
Natick
Clara M. Hildreth
Gertrude L. Kimball
Pro Ami
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Leman
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Lemans S
Dudley & Dudley
Richardson & Hale
Multiple defendants arraigned in Boston area courts
A sequence of cases from halls of justice shows William Connelley held in 1200 dollars for trial on breaking and entering. John J O’Brien William Stankwood Thomas Stone and Daniel Kennedy each held in 500 dollars for larceny. Augustus Gregor case continued four weeks. Allen B George held 200 dollars for trial April 26. Nellie Flay drunk six months in house of industry. John Gillespee fined ten dollars and costs for receiving stolen iron. Joseph Whalen case continued until next Monday. Ellen Florney common drunkard sentenced to six months in house of industry. John English liquor law violator fined 50 dollars and costs. George H Friel arraigned on two counts breaking and entering and stealing held in 200 dollars bonds on each. Ryan larceny fined fifteen dollars without costs.
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Ryan
Midnight Visits to the Dead A Father's Undying Love
In East Hartford a grieving father keeps his deceased 16 year old daughter's body at home for months. Each night after midnight he sits with the corpse, speaks tenderly, and refuses burial. An undertaker preserves the remains while a vault is planned in the yard to allow ongoing nightly communion while honoring the daughter's dying wish to avoid being buried.
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Hartford Times
East Hartford
Brewer
Insolvencies and Creditors Meet in Boston and beyond
The era of business failures continues as creditors in Baker & Cutler accord 25 cents on the dollar after a Boston meeting. Other insolvents include Cummings assignment in Worcester, Marrs failure in Worcester, Potter strike in New Bedford, and Dodge in Salem with about 3,000 liabilities. New York iron pipe makers Hunter, Keller & Co. suspend payments. total liabilities around 150,000 with assets surpassing that. First meetings in Suffolk court list E A Cowan & Co and others, with assignees named. Discharges go to several individuals. additional callee meetings and insolvency petitions are noted.
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Worcester
Augustus Marrs
C. W. Potter, Jr
New Bedford
L. J. Cote & Co
Waterville
C. T. Dodge
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Salem
Baker & Cutler, Grocers
Clarendon Street
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Lewis Myers
Albert Mellen
James R. Pockray
Charles J. Eastman
Bellevue Medical College
A. O. Brewster
Michael M. Barry
David J. Kelley
George H. Jones
Barnes & Moses
Charlestown Chemical Works
Sarah A. Murphy
Parker, Durfee & Co
Edwin A. Ormsby
James Walsh
Patrick H. McGlynn
Lawrence Adams & Co
William Mitchel
William J. Phillips
Benjamin Bradley
David Ae Luce
Andrew P. Newman
James H. McAllister
Peak Brothers
Call
Engineer Merrill’s self leveling sea berth innovation
Mr B F Merrill of this city an engineer of note has devised a self leveling berth to keep level on a pitching ship. It uses sectional rockers and a light counterweight system to adjust suspension points above the mattress. Tested on the Worcester between Boston and Halifax and two berths to be installed on the Celphalonia.
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B. F. Merrill
Merrill
Militia Officer Rosters Change This Week
Changes in the militia officers include commissions and rank takes effect April 9 1878 with Joseph Head reappointed assistant surgeon. Harry C Gardner becomes captain of company D 1st infantry. Joseph H Frothingham promoted to 1st lieutenant company D. Howard K Blair becomes 2d lieutenant. Resignations and discharges include Walerouse Sayward John Stacker John M Doherty and Edward OBrien.
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Cavalry
Harry C. Gardner
Rockwell
Joseph H. Frothingham
Gardner
Howard K. Blair
Infantry
Frothingham
Walerouse QO. Sayward
1St Infantry
John Stacker
John M. Doherty
9Th Infantry
Edward O’brien
Sth Infantry
Temperance and lecture notices in Tremont and Auburndale
Lieut. Gov. Ames to preside at Tremont temple temperance meeting with Rev. E. S. Potter delivering the address. A supplementary cooking lecture at Lasell seminary Auburndale set for Monday afternoon April 23 on Marketing. Brian Boru association plans Clontarf battle anniversary event at Emmethall Kneeland St. next Monday night. Also notes on electric lighting attachments for gas, burglar alarms, and the Boston Electric Co office at 550 Washington St. plus investment guidance from T. Brigham Bishop & Co. and new Remington typewriter, with property offerings from Mr. Co. G. Fox and insurance notices from Jordan Lovett & Co.
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Lasell Seminary
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Washington Street
Extraordinary Chicago divorce trial reveals tangled past
Mary Brigham sues Daniel Brigham in circuit court alleging cruelty and abandonment after a Boston marriage to her late husband Charles Waters. He counters that she sought his money, and the couple wed seven months after Waters died. The case features contested finances, public altercations, and a will demand. The complainant’s testimony cites an estate worth fifty to sixty thousand dollars.
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Cleveland and Tilden Compared by the Tribune
The Springfield Republican cites the New York Tribune comparing Cleveland with Tilden. It notes Tilden halted gross state abuses and prefigures reform, while Cleveland is seen as potentially matching that reform claim if opportunity and ability align.
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Poisoned elephant at Schoenbrunn dies within minutes
A gigantic elephant at the Schoenbrunn Imperial menagerie near Vienna was poisoned by command. Fifty grammes of prussic acid were given after which the animal died in under eight minutes.
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