Mamors of Railway Wars Dampen the Ardor of the Balls
Railway disputes ease ball enthusiasm as unions push for steadier funding. Major lines face financial pressure amid negotiations with workers and government bodies.
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Mamors
Union Pacific
Money Matters and Market Report Summary
Daily Money Matters notes wholesale loan rates for mercantile and miscellaneous papers with percent ranges. Bank loans and call loans are stated with collateral expectations and local paper activity. New York funds, exchange figures, and Imperial Bank of Germany weekly results appear alongside government securities, stocks, and specific company quotes.
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New York
Imperial Bank of Germany
Europe
Testimony Sets Mine Value at 182282 54 Dollars
The testimony for the defense estimates the mine’s value at 182282 dollars and 54 cents, presenting a precise assessment of its worth during the trial.
Dividend Declarations From Rail and Steamboat Firms
The Chicago and Northwestern railway company declares a quarterly 2 percent dividend on its preferred stock. The Fall River and Providence Steamboat company also declares a 2 percent dividend. Richardson, Hill & Co. offers prompt stock and bond orders via private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily stock quotations available at No. 40 Water Street office.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Fall River
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
New York Stock Market Ends Week Weak After Mixed Trading
Money easy at 144 2% on call with higher foreign exchange and stronger government bonds. Union Pacific surged early, then fell back as other rails weakened. overall list declined 1% to 2% in late trading. Exports from New York port for the week totaled 6,599,403 dollars, down from 7,233,578 last week.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Tennessee
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
A. M
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Pacific Mail
Northern Pacific
Western Union
Messrs
New York Central
Central Pacific
Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed Across Major Bourses
Chicago and Milwaukee receipts and shipments showed firm to higher prices for wheat soybeans and corn with steady oats and rye markets. Prices held firm for No 2 Chicago spring and No 2 red winter while New York and St Louis reported steady to firmer tones. hogs cattle and sheep markets remained mixed with firm pork in several cities and weaker feeder levels in others.
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Ohio
Ind
Minn
St L
Soul
Chicago
St.Louis
Milwaukee
New
City Mills
Minnesota
Craggay
Troit
Toledo
St. Louis
New York
Stolec
Western c
St Louis
Eay
Dal
Canada West
Canada
Vermont
York State
Liverpool
Maine
City and Western
Cincinnati
New Mess
Tierces Western Steam
South America
Montana
Oregon
Texas
Cotton Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Cities
Noon activity steady with no excitement. New Orleans middling at 11 4 cents, upland ranges 8 9 to 10 6 cents. New York upland middling 10 3 4 cents. Liverpool futures steady amid modest demand. Cotton receipts, shipments, and stock levels reported for major U S markets. overall tone firm at Wilmington Louisville. steady at Norfolk and New York. Savannah dull. Charleston Memphis Mobile quiet.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
United States
Wilmington
Louisville
Norfolk
Savannah
Galveston
Baltimore
Charleston
Memphis
Mobile
Berlin Bank Reports Large Gold Reserve Decline
The Imperial Bank of Germany reports specie holdings fell by 3 028 000 marks. Across London and Liverpool markets on Aug 26 and 29 traders note mixed activity in bonds, wheat, and wool with price declines in some grain types and firmer wool sales.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
London
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
St Paul
Cattle Market Prices and Livestock Totals This Week
Livestock market figures show cattle 1,085 head, lambs 336, swine 12,120 this week. Last week 1,196 cattle, 7,069 sheep, 11,196 swine. prior year 2,012 cattle, 6,990 sheep, 7,883 swine. Prices for beef, store cattle, sheep, hides, and related items listed with regional totals and road-car figures.
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Maine
Hampshire
Vdek
Vermont
Boston
Lowell
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New York
New England
Fresh Meats Market Updates Amid Slow Demand
Wednesday August 27 notes minimal changes in provisions over the past week. Demand remains moderate across departments with prices generally sustained though beef mutton and lamb markets are dull. A fair call for yearling cattle is quoted.
Read This: Free Hospital claims same results as in 1884 essays
A long summary notes that sick or well persons can obtain similar results outside the Free Hospital of Seventy Beds for Infants and Women with Chronic Diseases, citing 1884 conferences in Richmond, Milwaukee, Deer Park, and Washington. It lists extensive commodity receipts and cargo details from Boston, Yarmouth, Bridgewater, Clementport, Scranton, and rail lines, then lists multiple business failures and assignments across Philadelphia, New Orleans, Washington, and other cities, highlighting failed firms and creditors in a chaotic ledger of 1880s commerce.
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Free Hospital
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Boston
American Medical Association
Richmond
Washington, D. C
American Institute of Homeopathy
Milwaukee
Wis
Deer Park
New England Medical Gazette
Total Receipts of Staple Products August 26
Table lists total receipts of staples across commodities and transit points versus the same day last year 1884 1883. Entries include Cotton Butter Wool Cheese Flour Eggs Oats Potatoes Wheat Malt Kye Lumber Millfeed Leather Tallow Beeff Pork Lard Hides Pres meats Dry hides Grease Skins Pelts Kips and more with varying year over year totals.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Fitchburg Railroad
Tern
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody, Salem
Moye Agence
Sea
ReEs
Bates
Creditors of Shaw and Bros seek Massachusetts settlement
Massachusetts creditors of Shaw & Bros. may settle under state insolvency law with three quarters consent, after a failed early-year proposal. Boston and Worcester interests face claims totaling about $1,000,000 with scattered creditors in Rhode Island Connecticut New Brunswick and Canada. Next month steps toward a Massachusetts settlement likely, with wind-up within 12 months if real estate matters not delayed.
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Shaw & Bros
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Brunswick
Canada
Shaws
Bonney & Baldwin, Grocers
Eliot Square
Boston
Jennie K. Flaherty
Iaman A. Burrell
Hardware
W. H. & A. F. Roberts
Grocers
Timothy Rivers
Boots and Shoes
Worcester
Gibson Bros
Cambridgeport
George G. Spurr
A. W. Thompson
Middleboro
George D. R. Durkee
Haverhill
Patrick Waldron
Lawrence
Mass
William Pratt
Springfield
Harrison W. Streeter
Lowell
James A. Joy
Malden
C. H. Skinner
Hartland
Giff & Gallow
Toronto
C. Ernst
Point Edward
O. H. Nye
Warwick
R. I
Robert Thompson
R. H. Smith
Newtown Bee
Newtown
Conn
R. Taft
Birmingham
Derby
Charles P. Sprague
Madrid
Herald
New York
Vienna
R. Weinrich
Messrs. Havemeyer
France
Germany
Europe
New York Dispatch
W. J. Hutchinson
Wall Street Bank
C. J. Osborne
O"jahingson
Mr. Hutchinson
J. B. Cornell
Clinton B. Fisk
Hutchinson
White Mountains
Osborn
Halsted, Haines & Co
Broadway
Jordan, Marsh Co
Albion
N. Y
W. R. Caulkins
W. R
Dividing Commissions in Railroad Ticket Trade
Longstanding practice of traveling passenger agents earning commissions from local agents on tickets is detailed. A Boston road lists commission scales west and east of Buffalo and Chicago, noting high earnings for favored routes. Also mentions Union Pacific Yellowstone survey, English rail profits, and various railroad personnel changes and legal notices.
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Boston
Albany
Troy
Saratoga
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Chicago
Eicebepens Kat
St. Louis
Cincinnati
O. & M. Tes Weilen Wesubscosis
Sala- Thonoh
New York
Court record before Commissioner Hallett in 26th August term
The record shows proceedings before U.S. Commissioners Court on August 26 with Commissioner Hallett presiding. Details indicate an administrative action or examination, referencing the court and official authority. The brief entry identifies the session and the presiding official without additional context or outcomes.
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U. 8
Commissioners’ Court
Anig
Hallett
Court dispositions in multiple Boston divisions
In central court Judge McCafferty hears Mary Jones a six month house of industry sentence and Anna Face a six month term. Michiel Malley arraigned for assault and battery on Patrolman Lewis held for Aug 28 trial. Gallagher, Isham, Kain, Wall face varied charges. Roxbury and Bunker Hill courts set bonds and jail terms. South Boston sees fines and August trials.
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Central Court
McCafferty
Mary Jones
House of Industry
Anna Face
Michiel Malley
Lewis
William Gallagher
Franklin W. Isham
John Kain
Charles Wall
Roxbury
Charles Horan
Superior
Ann Curley
Mary Gibbons
Bunker Hill
John F. Townsend
Boston
Lawrence Carr
James J. Dolan
Jennie Duran
City issues orders for fire companies and water works
Orders will be issued Sept 1 establishing one permanent fire company in each outlying district. The police vote approved Aug 20 totals 63,488 dollars. A Marion Street East Boston dwelling was ordered vacated by the board due to defective drainage. Water pipes on Beacon Street and Brookline Avenue will cost an estimated 25,000 dollars. The water board awarded a contract for 20 tons of pig lead for the eastern division to Chadwick Lead Works at 369.16 dollars per 100 pounds.
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Vanderbilt
New York Central
West Shore
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Pennsylvania Central
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Mexican Central
Mexico
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Bell
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph and Railroad Companies
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Baltimore
Bell Telephone Company
Shaw
Antonio Mencei
Patent Office
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W.w.goodwin
Bell Company
Supreme Court
Union
Pullman Palace
Chicago
Connorion Valley
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Rochester and Pittsburg
Stone
Duncan Silver Mining Company
M. H. Maynard
Thomas H. Mason
Pewabic Copper Company
Pewabic Company
Withey
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mil
L. S
Bur
Cedar R. & Nor
Ill. Cent. & So
Iowa
Rocha Pitti
Canada Pacific
Oregon Improvement Company
W. P. Robinson
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway
Henry Monett
Charles G.eddy
General Eastern
Missouri Pacific Railway
Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railroad
Anderson
Ind
Indianapolis
Cleveland, Columbus
Cincinnati
Reading Railroad Company
Rochester and Pitsburg Railroad Company
Ense
United States
Eastern Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
City of
New York and
Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain
St. Paul
Lake Superior Transit Company
John Bailey
Boston and Maine Railroad
Marion Street
Beacon Street
Brookline Avenue
The
Water Board
Chadwick Lead Works
Boston and New York Marriage Notices Aug 23
Marriages recorded in Boston and New York on August 23 include Herbert M Barrett to Bessie F Wood of Von cord, William F Bannister to Katie A Dunn, George S Gannett to Laura T Carson’s daughter, Fred D ey to Fannie P Gay, H Fred Millett to Edna A Glines, and Dr John F Russell to Harriet S Cilley at 201 West Forty-fourth Street New York.
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Jeremiah E! Belche Peas Winthrop
Mass
Thomas J Belcher
Deatel J Coffer
Cordingly
Roxbury
Ralph Cordingly
Wdixatt
Isles of Shoals
John H Dix, MD
Bosto
William Huddy
Ing
Providence
Lorania Carrington
Frederick A King
George F and
Korania Hoppin Jones
Manchester
Fall River
Almira
William G Manchester
Ettingell
Newburynort
Samuel Pettinged
Cora Lawy Wellington
Cambridgeport
Joseph W Wellington
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