Bank Organization and Stock Market Broadside
The treasury announces the organization of the Augusta National Bank of Augusta Maine with capital of 100000 dollars and officers Samuel Titcomb president and S B Glazier cashier. The stock market shows dull activity with mixed moves in Atchison Chicago Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Atlantic and Pacific and Mexican Central amid varied bond and copper stock activity including Calumet and Hecla and Consolidated Pacific buyers and sellers evident on the floor.
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Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Atlantic and Pacific
Flint
Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Pullman
Summit Branch
Summit
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Wabaunsee
Osage
Kansas
Kansas Pacific Company
W. Bissell
Pacific Coast
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Atlantic and Pacific Fast Freight Line
San Francisco
W. L. Truslow
Eastern
Boston
Albany
Old Colony
New York
New England
Wall Street News
New York and
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Oregon
Quincy
Consolidated Pacific
Connecticut
Passumpsic
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Putman Gas Light Co
Putnam
Conn
Bay State Live Stock Co
Consolidated RR of Vermont
New England Mort Sec Co
City of
Leavenworth
Topeka
Southwestern
Dividend Declarations From Various Companies This Quarter
Western Union declares a quarterly 13 percent dividend. Taunton Savings Bank announces a semiannual 2 percent dividend. Arkansas Valley Town Company sets a 2 dollar per share dividend. Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad proclaims a semiannual 4 percent dividend. Fitchburg Railroad declares a 250 dollar per share dividend. Lehigh Valley Railroad directors declare a quarterly 2 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Taunton Savings Bank
Arkansas Valley Town Company
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley” Railroad Company
New York Financial Market Sees Mixed Close and Broad Declines
New York December report shows money easy at 146 2 per cent on call, closing at 144, last loan 146 1/2. Prime mercantile paper 44 1/2 to 44 3/4. Bar silver 106 1/2. Bonds vary, stocks mostly lower with Lake Shore at 63 1/4 after large sales. late rally lifts several issues. Trading totals 376,380 shares, with notable activity in Lackawanna, Vanderbilt, and grangers amid broad turnover.
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New York
Dec
Prime Mercantile
Lake Shore
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
New Jersey Central
Louisville
Nashville
Northwestern
St. Paul
New York Central
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Tike Vanderbilts
Grangers
St. Pauls
Western Union
Cedar Falls
Michigan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Evansville
Terra Haute
Erie
Kansas City
Northern
New Jersey Midland
Omaha
East Tennessee
Iron Mountain
Kansas
Texas
Louisville and
Nashville Generals
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Valencia
Jamaica
Baracoa
Carthagenas
Cincinnati
Chago
St. Louis
United Pipeline
Tlloe
Ténd
Pitt
Flec
Thea Ridge
Kennedy
Thorn Cree
Phillips
Conners
Fisher
London and Havana financials and cargo market notes
Financials from London and Havana list bond and stock figures with U S debt quotes and premiums. Maritime market from Beerbohm reports quiet wheat cargoes, strong corn, and cargo speeds, with Liverpool and Paris price context and weekly cargo totals for wheat corn flour and related grain.
Broad Street brokers face surcharges over cotton pool fraud
Serious surges against Ewen Groes and his partners unfold as the cotton exchange committee holds a secret session to hear evidence. Mrs Laura Hough was swindled into a 6000 pool with promised profits. she contributed 3000 and later received 3500 in partial repayment amid ongoing investigations.
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Ewen Groes
Coon
Broad Street
New York
Cotton Exchange
Laura Hough
Ewe Bros
Hough
Septeber
Ewen Brothers
Inti
New Orleans
Moultonllinois
Congress
Monde
Sre
Ord
Glendon
Andover
Furnace
Pennsylvania
Provisions and meats market report with varied prices
Provisions, pork and lard show mixed demand with prices listed for pork cuts, lard, hams, beef and mess grades across Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati and New York. Hog, cattle and sheep markets note weak to higher trends with regionally different receipts and shipments. General farm produce and nuts show steadier prices amid ample supplies.
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Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Western Steam
Milwaukee
Union
Virginia
Ghestmis
Northern
Dull
Market Tone Mixed Across Cities
The market showed dull and easy sentiment at Augusta, steady at Cincinnati, buyers and sellers apart at unspecified points, quiet and firm at Norfolk and New Orleans, firm at Philadelphia, with quiet conditions reported at other locations.
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Augusta
Cincinnati
Norfolk
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Electrical exhibition advances with new exhibits and space asks
Work proceeds favorably at the electrical exhibition as several new exhibits arrive and many space applications are filed. Return tickets will be issued to all purchasers so they may revisit later when the exhibition is completed. The first telegraph message from New York came from Prof. T. A. Kuison with exhibit instructions.
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New York
T. A . Kuison
New York Central Yearly Profits Deficient for Dividends
The New York Central reports year end Sept 30 profits of 4 658 760 29 against 7 159 643 72 required to meet declared dividends, showing a deficiency of 2 490 863 48. The balance sheet lists assets and debts, including funded debt, stock, and Harlem line values, with a large deficit versus assets. A 1884 comparison highlights rising debts and a negative balance, while the Union Pacific Central Branch notes partial track improvements and ongoing material needs.
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New York Central
City Streets Proposals and Elections Recount Requests
The streets committee will report adversely on D B Steadman’s petition to buy land at Olney and Bowdoin streets. The board of fire commissioners clerk Fred Smith gains a month’s leave due to illness. Petitions arrive from Freeman Leighton McNelley Hilton seeking recounts of recent election votes in districts 4, 8, and 5.
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Sands
Bilerica Street
Causeway
Anderson Street
Athens Street
Stetson Place
West Cedar Street
Committee On Streets
D. B. Steadman
Olney
Bowdoin Streets
Fred Smith
Board of Fire Commissioners
Messrs
Freeman and
Leighton
John E. McNelley
John P. Hilton
Court Actions Record From 1882 Boston Cases
Judge Gardner presides over multiple civil actions in 1882 Boston. Henry French sues Bates and others for 5060 damages alleging assault in Court Square on Nov 6 1882, jury verdict for plaintiff 1263 17. Julia Collins sues City of Boston for personal injuries from a sidewalk ice defect on West Third Street South Boston. Henry A Greene sues New York Central and Hudson River Railroad for 4000 damages over a broken bass viol. jury awards 3025. John Devine sues John N Stevens for 4350 for milk. Michael Kiernan sues George T Hitchings for 20360 for board and lodging.
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Henry French
Joseph H. Bates
Court Square
J. L. Eldridge
R. W. Nason
Julia Collins
City of
Boston
West Third Street
South
Mal
J. A. MccGeough
Henry A. Greene
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Rk. D. Smith
T. Dean
A. L. Soule
F. H. Gillett
John Devine
John N
B. Stevens
F. D. Ely
C. F. Hall
Michael Kiernan
Geo. T. Hitchings
P. B. Kiernan
T. E. Barry
Local Court Dockets Report Mixed Guilty Pleas and Discharges
Mary Kelly discharged on own recognizance after subornation of perjury. George Clark guilty of larceny fined 20 dollars and costs. Margaret Foley guilty of being a common scold four months in the house of correction. Henry O Farquhar discharged on own recognizance for assault and battery. Stephen Burns guilty of assault and battery discharged upon paying costs. Indecent exposure charge against William Walker placed on file. Cornelius Dugan on trial for larceny from the person. Joseph Carpenter guilty of larceny 18 months at the house of correction. Michael Hines guilty of drunkenness placed on probation. Frank Bradford convicted of larceny six months at the house of correction. John Murray and Clarissa Holland guilty of adultery. Henry Patterson convicted of polygamy and John F Myers guilty of breaking and entering. cases continued for sentence.
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Mary Kelly
George Clark
Margaret Foley
House of Correction
Henry O. Farquhar
Stephen Burns
William Walker
Cornelius Dugan
Joseph Carpenter
Michael Hines
Frank Bradford
John Murray
Clarissa Holland
Henry Patterson
John F. Myers
No. 1575 Fannie M Flagg v Town of Hudson
Tort action for damages from personal injuries on a public highway Hudson to Marlboro with defect. Verdict for plaintiff for 321,667. Defense general denial. Gale Gale and W Trowbridge for plaintiff. Robinson Jr and Joslin for town. IN ORDER FOR DEC 12.
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Fannie M
Flagg
Hudson
Marlboro
Gale & Gale Ands
W. Trowbridge
Charles Robinson, Jr
J. J. Joslin
Herbert E. Dennett
Patrick Haggerty
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
J. W. Hammond
H. H. Winslow
Multiple court sentences across Boston district courts
In the central court Judge Forsaith sentenced John L. Slevins and Mary Walters to one year each in the house of industry for drunkenness. Michael Griffin and Patrick Dunn got six months on the island. Catherine Kelly four months on the island for bacon larceny. William Sullivan’s case on railroad car theft and lead pipe goes to superior court under $1200 bonds. James Thornton fined $40 and costs for stealing a watch. Edward Fennessy and George E. Locke, juveniles, faced truancy. Fennessy placed on probation, Locke six months in the house of reformation. John Dunn held $100 for appearance Dec. 15. In South Boston, Maurice Hannigan examined for assault on Officer Dresser and held $200 in bonds for superior court. In Roxbury, William Thomas held for bastardy in $400. George S. Watson alias James Bailey sent to house of correction for one year for larceny of meats. Martin Feely ordered to pay costs and held $300 to keep the peace.
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Central Court
Forsaith
John L. Slevins
Mary Walters
House of Industry
Michael Griffin
Patrick Dunn
Catherine Kelly
William Sullivan
New York and New England Railroad
Superior
James Thornton
John McNiff
Edward Fennessy
George E. Locke
House of Reformation
John Dunn
Lowell Street
South Boston
Maurice Hannigan
House of Correction
Martin Feely
Margaret Feely
Insolvency Debates Over Voluntary Assignment Security In Boston Firms
Insolvency actions list Flora H Leavitt Boston insolvent with 673 liabilities 150 secured by watch chain and jewelry W F Hi Whittemore Boston failing liabilities 150000 assets 25000 to 30000 F A Whittemore ill causes and a large debt portion from borrowed money Cases of Joseph M Wales Co iron and steel Boston insolvent court of insolvency East Cambridge Judge Brooks rules that voluntary assignment is not security nor payment until distribution creditors may prove claims without prejudicing rights and the Bank of Commerce proof reservation appended.
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Flora H. Leavitt
Boston
W.&f
Joseph M. Wales & Co
Iron and Steel
East Cambridge
Brooks
F. Shaw & Bros
F. A. Wyman
National Bank of Commerce
John Lowell
George W. Morse
J. Bb. Warner
Ball, Storey & Tower
J. O.yeele
W. W. Vaughn
L. L. Scaife
Bank of Commerce
Worcester
Backus
Winchendon
A. Greenwood
Gardner
G. Winchester
Ashburnham
George L. Seavey
Lynn
Salem
Jerome B. Hunton
Lewiston
J.E. Tolles & Co
Nashua
N. H
Granby and Johnson
Erastus
Alden
Providence
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D. S. Baker
New York
H. Goldschmidt & Co
Hartford
Conn
Veiter & Acheles
R. Rohmer & Co
Clark & Welch
Wilbur Reid
Liveryman
Windsor
Henry Meyer
J. B. Stone
Abraham Cadden
Clothier
N. Y
Frank P. Bates
Geddes
Westcott & Co
Syracuse
Buffalo
Utica
Alfred Wilkinson
Wilkinson & Co
Charles E. Hubbell
City of
County of Onondaga
Globe Hotel
Wilkinsons
Wilkinson
Chicago
The
Stock Exchange
Lee
J. 1. Case Plaw Company
C. Lang
Boots and Shoes
St. Louis
Notable Obituaries From December Deaths Across States
Capt Joseph Gooding longtime North Yarmouth resident dies at age 37 born March 1 1907 in Yarmouth. Judge Chauncy Higbee Illinois appellate court dies Dec 7 longtime Democrat. Nathaniel Parker Burlington Wisconsin dies aged 77 former county court assistant judge. Charles W Jay New Jersey journalist and politician dies aged 70. Signor Nicilino Calvo world renowned artist dies in New York born 1848 earlier works for Isabella Christina. William Mayo Worcester resident dies aged 81 with 40 years in manufacturing across New England. Thompson Smith Cheboygan Michigan dies Dec 9 owned extensive real estate and lumber interests. F Lyman Winship Boston marine adjuster dies aged 57 funeral set Saturday. Jules Bastien Lepage French painter dies born 1848 noted for Joan of Arc painting. Col Edward F Hall longtime Boston auctioneer dies West Medway pneumonia aged 88.
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Joseph Gooding
North Yarmouth
Yarmouth
Chauncy I. Higbee
Illinois Appellate Court
Nathaniel Parker
Burlington
Charles W. Jay
New Jersey
Signor Nicilino Calvo
New York
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Worcester
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Cheboygan
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F. Lyman Winship
Winship Bros. & Gove
Marine Adjusters
Alston
Brighton
John S. Tyler
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Joan d’ Arc
Art Museum
Edward F. Hall
Boston
West Medway
Malden
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Suffolk Lodge
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