Arbitration bill sparks third reading in Senate
The Senate debated arbitration with Senator Dunbar backing a substitute bill drawn with Arthur Lord. Arguments favored House provisions on binding arbitrators versus voluntary arbitration. The substitute failed 8 votes to 21, and the House bill moved to a third reading. Additional actions covered water company bills, milk inspections, and clerical salary measures.
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Public Service Committee Backs Pay Hike Bid Fails in House
Debate on increasing Suffolk county medical examiners salaries from 3000 to 8500 each dominated committee discussions. Supporters cited hazardous duty while figures Doherty Dolan Dwyer Bent Upham pressed for higher pay. General Hazard Stevens opposed, leading to a 106 to 52 House rejection.
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Committee On Public Service
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Public Service Committee
Messrs. Doherty
Dolan
Dwyer
Boston
Bent
Cambridge
Upham
Salem
General Hazard Stevens
Comrade Foebin Bill Substituted in Adverse H Report
The committee on public service reported adversely on a bill to exempt soldiers and sailors from the civil service law. Speakers from Boston Marblehead Lynn Cambridge and Lowell supported the bill while others opposed. The House voted to substitute a version favoring veterans but then rejected the bill to prefer honorably discharged service members in appointments and promotions.
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Boston
Roads
Marblehead
Walker
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Wilkinson
Cambridge
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Wharton
Smith
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Hillwan
Chilmark
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United States
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Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County and Boston Areas
Real estate transfers and mortgages across Suffolk County and neighboring towns, listing buyers and sellers, parcel details, and prices. Notable items include various lots on Cottage Place Chambers Street Huntington Avenue and Market Street, with multiple mortgages and small parcels in Dorchester Chelsea Revere and South Boston.
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John W. Bosworth
Charles A. Fitzgerald
Cottage Place
William I. Parker
Mary M. Daniels
Chambers Street
John T. Codman
Laban Pratt
Columbus Avenue
Hype Parrk
Charles J. Page
Thomas Corrigan
Huntington Avenue
Roxpury
Andrew P. Anderson
William S
John Wilson
Market Street
Dorchester
Arthur H. Stock
Alford B. Wiltonu
Volman Street
George L. Curtis
Charles M. Reed
Fuller Street
Sarah B. Loring
Ollsway Brown
Katharine H. Holden
Arcadia Street
Field’s Corner
Cuelsea
John J. Slater
A. M. Ae
Woodlawn Avenue
Boston
Isaac Pratt, Jr
Sarah E. Larker
East Eagle Street
William Darton
Richard T. Green
Border Street
Revere
Nathaniel F Mayo
Albert J. Hall
Clifton Street
South Weymouth Savings Bank
Joseph F. Wilson
Austin D. Collins
Bellingham Avenue
Austin D, Collins
Lina A. Chadwick
Perome S. Macdonald
Steet
Daniel T. Colling
Michael J. Mahoney
Boston Financial Market Report Sees Quiet Trading and Shifting Banks
In Boston on Wednesday April 28 the money market remained quiet and unchanged. Clearing house rates steady, general business paper 4.4 to 5 percent, manufacturing paper 4. something to 3? percent, call loans 3 1/4 to 4 percent. New loan to Gloucester awarded to Maverick National Bank. Stock market weak despite a active tone with Atchison leading declines. Gulf stock valued against Atchison. Union Pacific and other rails potentially adjust rates to California points. Major bank and broker activities described with offshore gold movements and foreign exchange steady.
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Boston
New York
Gloucester
Maverick National Bank
St. Germain
Havre
Lazard Freres
Ploch & Co
Eider
Bremen
BUSINESS TROUBLES. New York brokers and others face insolvency
Schedules show major liabilities against firms like Bennett and Co. and Seidenberg cigar makers. Assignments and insolvency actions spread to Davenport Iowa, Bennington Woollen, and several New England traders with assets and liabilities disclosed, receivers likely in Bennington. Creditors offered 25 cents on the dollar in several cases as bankruptcies loom.
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T. L. Scovill
J. B. Briggs
Bennett & Co
Broad Street
New York
Joseph and
Samuel Seidenberg
Cortland Street
C. McCulloch
C. McCulloch, Beecher & Co
Commission Merchants of
Bennington
George Ott
Davenport
Charles F. Meyer
Nelson & Mills, Manufacturing Company
Bansor
Providence
R. I
L. C
Frea Oer
Thomas Kilkenny
David Stearns
Loveh
Fall River Print Cloth Market Report and Stock Changes
Fall River Massachusetts April 23 summary shows weekly condition report for print cloth market. It lists total stock figures April 24 for multiple bases, with present stock allocations across various entities and weeks of stock changes. The Sagamore mill halted today due to an engine accident.
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Fall River
Mass
Senseseetey Sthssrs
Brcamoto
Stafford Milly
Raikeeeadebiusees
Come
BAG
PASO
Sagamore
Boston imports list ships cargo at Boston harbor
A long, dense list of items and consignments from various firms and ships arrives at Boston, detailing contents such as teak wood, earthenware, steel, mdse, flax, pig iron, and bicycles. Numerous firms including Pierce Hardy & co, Stone & Downer, Jere Abbott & co, and Baring Bros & co are named, alongside ship names like Steamer Puerto Rico and entries for Great Western Despatch co and Continental Sugar Refinery.
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Liverpool
Eng
Simmons
Moors & Co
Baring Bros & Co
H Waalbaum & Co
Hollings & Co
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Stoddar, Lovering & Co
Everett & Co
Rutchinson
Noyes & Cambpell
Stone & Downer
R H White & Co
Banking House of Winslow Canter and 09 First Mortgage Bond Notice
The Bank ing House of Winslow Canter and Co solicits Holders of the First Mortgage Seven Per Cent Bonds of the company at No 26 Nassau Street New York. This notice informs bondholders of forthcoming financial actions and meeting details regarding the bonds. The stakes involve repayment terms and potential adjustments under the mortgage agreement and corporate restructuring plans.
Bondholders urged to report holdings in 1886 rail notice
A Boston dated 1886 notice signed by Henry McFarland as Union Pacific Treasurer asks holders of Denver South Park and Pacific Railway bonds to report post office addresses and holdings. It warns that accepting UP’s offer could jeopardize mortgage security and suggests bondholders confer on best action. Brewer & Wilkins appears as publisher.
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Gleason
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Provident Institution
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Suffolk Savings Bank
Claflin
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Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacifico Railway Company
Denver, South Park & Pacific Railway Company
Equitable Building
Brewer & Wilkins
Bond market prices and dividends in a dense list of securities
A dense OCR filled with bond and stock entries shows varied security quotes and yields. It lists multiple corporate and municipal issues with price points, percentages, and maturity references, reflecting a snapshot of market activity with numerous issuer symbols and denominations.
New York Financial Market Report April 28
Money on call easy at 146 2 percent with last loan. Prime mercantile paper 4 5. Bar silver 102. Sterling exchange dull. Actual rates 48634 for 60 day bills and 483 for demand. Government and railroad bonds steady. After 2 15 p m stock market quiet with weaknesses in Lackawanna and Nashville and strength in Reading. Union Pacific and Texas Pacific weak, closing around 49 to 50.
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Louisville
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Reading
Union Pacific
Andexas Pacific
Stock Market Fluctuates From 106% to 8 Percent
The report notes broad declines across major rails and industrials with Louisiana Louisville and Nashville weak, Reading down then bouncing, and Lackawanna and New York Central also retreating. Bond prices fall modestly while some gains appear in Fort Worth and Denver and a few commodities and grains hold relatively steady amid overall market softness.
Trade And Its Outlook In Western Markets Despatch
A private despatch reports a very active market with heavy trading and light shipments. Wheat futures moved from 79c to 80c in June as bears and bulls battled. export demand supported a firm close. Corn and other grains showed weakness while wheat receipts and expected deliveries shaped price movement across sessions.
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Seaboard
Schwartz
Singer
Brega
Parridge
Hough
George Smith
Lester & Co
New York
Beker & Cot
Norton & Worthington
Chicago
Messrs. Emery & Hodges
Market report for Ashes and assorted commodities
The piece surveys prices and demand across commodities including ashes coal coffee copper cordage cotton su ye woods drugs and chemicals fish fruit nuts citrus and dried fruits. It notes moderate demand and firm or steady prices for many items with shifting supply in coal and anthracite scarce bituminous coal and Nova Scotia shipments. Freight rates to Atlantic destinations are listed with varied per unit costs.
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C. B
East Ingia
Mocha
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
T Jamaica
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Stesay
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Saewae
Kussia
Laige
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Liverpool
Gambier
D.C
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Sultana
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Muscatel
Turkey
Virginia
Dlec
Wilmington
Aspinwall
Port Limon
Jamada
Glasgow
Cotton Prices Steady in New York Market on April 28
Cotton prices held steady in New York as sales reached 351 bales with upland grades ranging from 6 1/2 to 9 1/2 cents. Flour and grain markets showed varied receipts and prices with extras and Minnesota goods quoted, while rye, cornmeal, and oats fluctuated amid export demand and domestic trade.
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Petroleum
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Tierce
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Western
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State
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Chicago
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool
London and Liverpool markets show wheat and corn firm with steady to strong tone across English and French markets. Liverpool spot wheat quiet but steady. cotton steady with solid demand. U S bonds and global bonds listed. Havana sugar and exchange details noted.
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Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
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Liverpool
United Kingdom
Paris
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THE CATTLE MARKET AT WATERTOWN AND BRIGHTON
Reports from Boston Post correspondent Geo J Fox cover the week ending April 25 1886. Cattle sheep and swine totals at market 1880 5567 17768 versus 2377 6192 19723 a year ago 1739 9526 16812. Arrivals at yards Watertown 421 cattle 1867 sheep 1688 veals. Brighton 759 cattle 3700 sheep 200. Prices range from first quality beef to store cattle with noted steady demand for wool and dressed meats. Drove lists show buyers and shipments across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York and Western states, with horses and cattle sold in private and auction markets. The report notes lighter sheep supply, steady to improved demand for lambs and beef, and export trends from Boston for Liverpool and London markets.
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Cattie
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Wardwell
Lilly & Son
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Coolidge & Son
B P Burton
Lsheep
D Perkins
E M Lane
New Hampshire
J O Sanborn
E F Adden
J B Sargent
Dow & Moulton
Aldrich & Johnson
J Lyons
Breck & Wood
Hooper
Weymouth & Hooper
C Philbrook
Freeman & Wood
J S Fry
W Ricker
Kimball
C E Blanchard
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Bayard Bros
A Williamson
Piper
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Watertown Livestock Auction Highlights Strong Cattle Sale
The Watertown market saw a large arrival of Western cattle and a mix of dairy and veal calves. Buyers anticipated lower prices next week as demand remained cautious, with notable lots including a six-hundred-pound steer group and several heavy oxen sold to local butchers and drovers.
Hale's Honey Cough Cure and Other Patent Medicines
An advertisement lists Hale's Honey cough cure at 25 50c and 1, Glenn's Sulphur Soap for cleansing and beautifying at 25c, German Corn Remover for corns and bunions at 25c, Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye in Black or Brown at 50c, Pike's Toothache Drops claiming relief in one minute at 25c, and Dean's Rheumatic Pills touted as a sure cure at 50c.
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