Boston and New England markets and rail rates shift
Financial news from Ware to Boston reports bank consolidations and an arbitrator named for the Missouri river passenger pool. The Middlesex Horse railroad cuts a cash fare to 5 cents within Boston and to nearby towns, with Malden and Medford fares reduced accordingly. Trading across rail and telegraph markets shows mixed moves, with Union Pacific firm and several tariffed goods and oil indicators noted along with a wide range of commodity prices and futures.
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Bullish outlook from New York broker in Boston report
Richard Arnold of the New York produce exchange, in Boston, expresses a bullish view on the market. He cites overseas trade, lower prices, and rising mill demand, noting farmers’ large grain stocks and potential Western trade boosts, with prices still down from earlier years.
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Freight Listings From Digby And Heumacoa
Foreign exports show schooner Amma shipping flour and cornmeal from Digby Nova Scotia to international markets. Heumacoa Pennsylvania lists schooner Joseph Wilde with barbed wire reels kegs staples tar wood chairs wardrobes sugar bird shocks and extensive lumber quantities in a secondhand stock summary.
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Receipts of Staple Goods Across Railroads Dec 9
Detailed commodity tallies from Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Maine, Lowell, Peabody Salem lines and Sea transit. Cotton, wool, flour, meal, corn, oats, barley, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, leather, hides, pelts, beef, tea, coffee, molasses, molasses, and eggs listed by bale, box, bag, or case. Multiple railroads and quantities reflect a broad 19th century trade snapshot.
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Debates at NY and New England railroad stockholders meeting
The annual meeting at the Meiona featured a fierce battle between rival tickets led by Frederick J. Kingsbury and William Hart. Exchanges attacked the receiver and management while Hart defended the court’s action, urging harmony and a path to solvency amid a looming debt and potential second mortgage arrangements.
J. J. Case Plough company assigns in bankruptcy
Insolvent liabilities and partial asset summary surface for several Boston and New England firms and individuals. The J. J. Case Plough company of Racine assigned with assets about 668000 and liabilities between 720000 and 200000. A Rhode Island Supreme Court judgment against A. W. Sprague totaled 65033.77 plus costs after a new trial was granted. Attachments include Henry J. Miller vs. Charles W. Folsom for 100 in contract.
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Griffin vs Larned et al Damages suit resuming trial
Resumed case to recover damages for malicious prosecution and false arrest and imprisonment. Plaintiff represented by CG. Train and J. W. Keith. Defendants by Nathan Morse and B. B. Hall. Testimony completed.
Jurors empanelled as cases await trial in Worcester court
William H. Blood of Newton named foreman of the first jury and Nathan M. Harris of Swampscott foreman of the second. No cases ready for trial. Charles A. Smith of Worcester pleads guilty to taking letters from the post office and opening them. sentenced to six months hard labor. William II Morse of Hopkinton pleads guilty to retail liquor selling without a license. fined $25 and costs. First Session of Superior Court, Dec 9, before Judge Gardner. Henry French vs Joseph H Bates et al seeks $5000 damages for alleged assault in Court Square on Nov 6, 1882. Defendants, police officers, deny excessive force. Resumed and closing arguments begin. Second Session before Judge Staples.
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Caliga exhibition yields Fleur de-Lis portrait and more
The three quarter length figure Fleur de-Lis by I H Caliga draws attention for originality and harmony in white tones. Gaugengigl’s The Story sold for 2000 dollars at John Awell & Co gallery, praised for meticulous finish. Other works include pieces by Picknell Enneking Lansil Quartley Hale Nichols and Wainwright, Hassam Dean Strain Little Leighton Caliga and others. Weber completes two commissions for a Boston client Tangiers street scene and a Moroccan beach scene show strong color and bold light effects.
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Annual Meeting of New England Milk Producers Association
The New England Milk Producers' association met at Horticultural Hall with President Geo M Baker presiding. Treasurer Edward P Smith reported receipts of 581 with expenses 421, membership rising from 36 to about 800, inspector Dr Davenport noted cream deficiencies declining to one in 160, and 70 prosecutions for milk law violations in six months. Officers elected include President George M Baker, Vice President J D W French, Secretary Edward P Smith, and a slate of directors from multiple towns.
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Creditors and Subscribers Acknowledgments in Transitional Notice
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Watson and Girdwood and Liddell Sentenced in Fraud Case
In U S circuit court Thomas Watson and William Girdwood of Watson and Girdwood and William Liddell a linen manufacturer in Ireland were sentenced for fraudulent invoice entries at the custom house. They pleaded guilty in November and were under $10,000 bonds each. They did not respond when called and Judge Benedict forfeited the bonds. The trio reportedly left for Ireland some time ago and have not returned.
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Vanderbilt Sues Grant for 150000 Loan Repaid with Interest
New York Dec 9 Gen U S Grant faced a Supreme Court action over a 150000 loan from William H Vanderbilt to him for Grant Ward. Grant offered judgment for the full claim plus interest and costs. The court entered a judgment today amounting to 155417 dollars.
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Lynchburg Man Fires Then Kills and Fleeing Suspect
In Lynchburg Virginia on December 9 Charlie B Palmer of Chatham Pittsylvania provoked William Ackers during a drunken dispute at Sagef yesterday. Palmer fired several shots killing Ackers, then killed an innocent black man and fled. A citizen posse hunted him all day and planned to lynch him if captured.
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Paris Boston Polo Match Draws Big Crowd at Institute
The Paris and Boston polo clubs meet tonight at the Institute rink, drawing thousands of admirers due to fierce rivalry. The game is scheduled to begin at nine o'clock.
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Hempton Elected Senator in United States Legislature
Wade Hempton was elected United States senator in a legislature session today, winning the entire vote of both houses except for three votes for Smalls and two for Whippen cast by colored senators, securing his own succession.
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Whitewater denial on Nettie Horan death confession
A Whitewater report to the Journal denies Nettie Horan confessed to poisoning her father mother and two sisters before dying. The death is attributed to dementia induced by grief over other family losses.
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