Market Notes Highlight Boston Copper Rally And Sugar Decline
The Thursday market rounds up a brisk Boston activity led by copper and mining shares as London copper prices rise. Sugar trades surge in New York with earnings and dividends debated, while rail earnings show mixed gains across several lines. Reorganizations and consolidations loom with Atchison and Cataract highlighted. general market sentiment tilts between bear pressure and potential boons from policy moves.
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Boston
New York
Wall Street
State Street
London
Wolverine
Centennial
Boston & Montana
Bigelow
Calumet
Tamarack
Atlantic
Peninsula
American Sugar Refining Company
John P. Spaulding
Alexander Pope
Arthur Cleveland
Northern Pacific
Chicago & Northern Pacific Railroad
Blake Bros
Atchison
Louisville
New Albany
Union Pacific
United States
Westinghouse Electric
Cleveland
Bostar
Boston Stock Exchange Official Daily Sales Report
The report lists the day’s highest and lowest prices and the closing values, with bid and asked figures for Dee, G. trades. Continuous prices reflect trading activity and market sentiment on the day.
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Dee
Civil Court Docket Marquee of Trials and Libels
A dense docket lists civil actions across courts in Putnam and Nelson, including torts for loss of fingers, libel for a collision in Boston Harbor, and numerous Superior Court and Supreme Judicial Court matters with many plaintiffs and defendants, dates, and trial statuses.
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United States Circuit Court
Putnam
Russell & Russell
W. M. Richardson
B. Hellier
Miscellaneous Stock Prices and Listings
Sales reported by Wilson W Fay & Co include various stocks and notes such as 50 McKay & Bigelow Heeling at 4.50, 20 units at 4.87, 200 National Telephone at 25, and 300 Dunkin Mining shares. Other items feature East Tenn Land, Summit Branch R R, Burton Stock Car, Geyser Mining, McKay Metallic Fastening, and Catalpa Mining among the scattered listings.
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Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
McKay & Bigelow Heeling
East Tenn
Summit
R. R
Eka Avec Sa Ore
Burton
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Harel Ears
Geyser Mining
Maritime arrivals and sails at port with multiple steamers and schooners
Arrivals include Steamer Buffalo from Hull with cargo to Sander son & Son and Steamer Norse King from Antwerp with merchandise to Furness. Halifax and Boston steamers carry merchandise and passengers to Richardson Barnard and John G Hall & Co. Numerous schooners from Philadelphia New York and St. John list cargos and owners while steamers Gate City and a fleet of tugs sail with tows.
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Buffalo
Malet
Hull
England
Sanderson & Son
Norse
Same
Mug C. B. Sanford
Lewis
Hoboken
Wrestler
Halings
Newport, News
Eureka
Creasor
St. John's
N. F
Leopold
Ricey
Cardigan
H. R. Emmerson
Christopher
St. John
N. B
Viola Reppard
Williams
Brunswick
George Mc Onesten
Philadelphia
Mabel Hooper
South Amboy
Lavolta
Whittaker
William F. Collins
Fullerton
Rondout
William Mason
Robbins
Mary F. Tike
Curtis
Silver Spray
White
Mary B. Wellington
Crosby
Diane
Linn
New York
Elizabethport
Gate City
Savannah
Gloucester
Baltimore
Honey Brook
Gladiator
Mercury
Samson
N.P. Doane
Dudley Pray
Sylvester
L. ‘Ward
Katherine
Perry
Bibber
Ellen M. Golder
Mount Hope
Levi Hart
Charles Noble Simmons
James W. Fitch
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line Schedules
Semi weekly sailings from Boston and Philadelphia set for December. The Parshian departs Boston Wednesday at 3 p.m. and Philadelphia Friday at 3 p.m. The Indian sails from Boston Saturday at 6 p.m. Freight routes include town shipments to Charleston Savannah and Wilmington plus westward rail. Rates: passage 10 dollars, round trip 18 dollars with meals and rooms.
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Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Boston
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Teun
W.P. Turner
Parshian
Philadelphia
Central Wharf
Charleson
Savannah
Wilmington
West
F. P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Mgr
State Street
Fiske Bldg
Will of Joseph Smith estate cited in probate court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court cites Adeline Whelan Annie Bigelow Eliza Sylvester Mars Anna Madigan Harriet Smith Whittier and many others to determine distribution of Joseph Smith estate. Joseph J. Bigelow trustee petitions for construction of will residue and court set to hear December 27 with notice by publication and personal service.
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Commonwealth
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Suffolk
Adeline Whelan
Washington, D. C
Annie Bigelow
Boston
Mass
Eliza Sylvester
Hanover
Mars Anna Madigan
Harriet Smith Whittier
Houston
Maine
Sarah B. Sawyer
Dayton
Ohio
Ruth M. Irvin
Jameson, Mo
Annie IL
An Ness
Arlington
Florida
Priscilla B. Bartholomew
Lodi
Wisconsin
Lucinda B. Billock
Austin
Adie A. Bigelow
Edmund Q. Sylvester, Jr
Joseph S. Sylvester
Francis B. Sylvester
Albert L. Sylvester
Edmund Q. Sylvester
Eliza Harradan
Samuel Sylvester
Albert W. Madigan
Frances EB. Pierce
Mary Anna Madigan
Winnifred K
Lucy F. Whittier
Annie L. Wiman
Maass
Thomas Andrew Leach
Colfax
Anna Maria Parkinson
Mary Elsby Johnson
Petersburg
Michigan
Harriet Priscilla Waterhouse
Euclid
New York
Robert Salmond Leach
Detroit
Mary ©. Sullivan
Albert Crocker
Chelsea
Harriet W. Newcomb
Jameson
Howard Irvin
Trenton
Rachel Esther Tannerhill
du Bois
Nebraska
Jesse Salmond van Ness
Robert Lenthal van Ness
Anniell. Croft
Sarah Bigelow van Ness
Martin Montgomery van Ness
Ralph Elmer van Ness
Martin V. B. van Ness
Guardian of
Sarah B. van Ness
Martin M. V. van Ness
Marston C. Bartholomew
Martha E. Bartholomew
Mary D. Pollock
Ransom G. Bartholomew
Albert G. Bartholomew
Nellie M. Fellows
John B. Bartholomew
Wiseconsin
Robert N. Bartholomew
Lot
Martha
Bartholomew
William A. Blalock
Grace F. Blalock
Miss
Clarendon D. Reiden
Grace E. Blalock
Hattie A. Hallowell
Ransom G. Sawyer
Albert E. Hassan
Hattie A. Hassan
Ella Hassan
Josephine M. Hassan
Denver
Colorado
William J. Hassan
Said Denver
Said
Albert F. Hassan
Frank C. Femling, Jr
Grace M. Femling
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis Trust Company
Said Minneapolis
Frank Co. Femling, Jr
Grace M. Femiing
Annie V. A. Nelson
Marshfield
Joseph S. Bigelow
Albert W. Brown
Fast Machias
John B. Brown
Clinton G. Buell
Wolsey
South Dakota
James W.W. Buell
Said Wolsey
Eliza Salmond
Mary Sylvester
Joseph Smith Whittier
Ast Machias
Andrew Tilden. Crocker
Suolk
Ull Davit
Loston West
Said Toston
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Boston Public Notice of Petition Hearing December 17 1894
City of Boston Aldermen order notice for December 17 at 3 pm to consider the petition. Publication in Boston Evening Transcript and Boston Post three times, last ten days before hearing. Copy to owners of adjoining estates. City Clerk J M Galvin signs.
Request to erect wooden stable on Chiswick Street Ward 25 Boston
Alfred S. Foster petitions the Boston Board of Aldermen for consent to build a wooden stable with three stalls on Chiswick Street Ward 25. The plan shows dimensions of 386 feet in length and 30 feet in width, dated Boston November 14, 1804, and notes compliance with city statutes and ordinances governing stables.
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Board OF Aldermen OF
City OF
Boston
Bismarck and
Porter Streets
Ward 23
Joseph Goessl
Aldermen consider petition during December meeting
In the Board of Aldermen on November 26 1894 a notice invites interested persons to appear December 17 at 3 o clock to object or be heard on the petition. The notice will publish the petition and order three times in the Boston Evening Transcript. City Clerk I M Galvin approved.
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Eugene BE. Adams
Frank R. Morsh
Allen W. Adams
Framingham
Middlesex
Copartners
Adams, Morse and Company
Cambridge
Forepoon
Charles A. Williams
South Framingham
Mass
Jackson Company
Nashua
N. H
Edward M. Temple
Stable Permit Notice In Boston Ward 28
The board of aldermen of the city of Boston approves a 4-stall stable at 438 and 45 Green Street Ward 28. Permit granted under statute and ordinances governing erection occupancy and use of stables. Notice dated November 26, 1804 by George N. Prouty.
City of Boston Building Petition Notice 1894
The Boston Inspector of Buildings orders 10 days notice for objections to a petition to erect and use a steam engine at 327 Washington Street with notice published in the Boston Post three times, last publication ten days before hearing to be held December 17.
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City OF
Boston
Washington A
Crry
Office of the Inspector of Buildings
Old Court House
Boston Post
John S. Damrell
the Post
Massachusetts Probate Notice for Shattuck Estate
Essex Probate Court cites next of kin and interested parties in the estate of Sarah Shattuck of Andover for probate of a will and four codicils presented by Charles Theodore Russell of Cambridge. A hearing is set for December 17, 1804 in Salem. public notice must be published weekly for three weeks and copies sent to known interested persons seven days prior.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Frank Clement
Boston
Marie L. Clement
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Catherine L. Gargan
Thomas J. Gargan
Bfliah George
Essex
Jess-at-law
Sarah Shattuck
Andover
Charles Theodore Russell
Cambridge
Middlesex
Salem
Esssex
Rollin E. Harmon
J. T. Mahoney
Hannah Noonan
Revere
William Noonan
Meeting at Pine Street Church for Democratic candidates
A meeting will be held in the old Pine Street Church Ward 12 on Friday December 7 to support Democratic candidates. The gathering follows provisions of Sects Chap 29 of the Revised Ordinances of 1802.
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Old Pine Street
Dividend Notice for Boston and Lowell RailroadStockholders
Boston and Lowell Railroad announces a dividend of three and one half percent payable at the Treasurer's office on January 1 1895 to stockholders of record at close of business December 5 1894. Transfer books close for the week ending December 12 1894. C E A Bartlett Treasurer November 30 1894.
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C. E. A. Bartlett
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