Stocks Slide Across the Market Amid Mixed Trading
The day features mixed activity with prices fluctuating. An overall slowdown in some seniors contrasts a stronger finish in New York with several miners and rails showing declines and recoveries. Officials discuss a sinking fund, while reports detail ore findings and mining prospects in Bodie and Mono.
Mining Stocks and Commodities Across Rail Lines and Mines
Fragmentary stock list shows readings for Pacific Usth Den and Rio Grande Ists, Kansas Pacific, and Ot Do divisions. Entries include prices for Father de Smet, Hale & Norcross, NAVE, PAVMNOU, and other mining interests with scattered figures and labels, reflecting a 19th century market page.
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Es Dietssechene
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Aes Ceoses
Trade and market outlook in 1880s steel and cotton chatter
O W Potter of Chicago rolling mills blasts the Spanish treaty and warns that trade is collapsing with mills closed and idle workers. He questions any revival, notes railroads cutting iron purchases, and cites Cuban ore interests. New York Times cotton rumors warn of a January corner and potential bull squeeze as futures risk rises. Coal and general trade data show anthracite output near 31 million tons with quiet markets and firm cash prices.
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Pennsylvania
Cuba
New York Times
Morris Ranger
Coal Trade Journal
Mixed at Sic and No Grade at 48 5c for Choice
Market notes show scattered grain bids and receipts across Chicago Toledo St Louis Milwaukee and New York. Oats barley rye and malt prices hint firm demand with round lots priced. shipments and weekly receipts vary by city, while butter cheese eggs and pork lard meat markets show softer to steady levels alongside ongoing stock and export activity.
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Louis
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Western
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Market roundup from London and Havana dates
Financial items show Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 32 percent, Erie 1434, Illinois Central 12214, Pacific 523g, Mexican 4116, Canadian Pacific 4534, St Paul 1 percent. Havana reports gold at 237. Exchange dull and unchanged. Weather in England cold and wet. Lumber and grain markets in London and Liverpool steady to firm with wheat and corn varying. Provisions prices listed for pork, bacon, lard, cheese, and tallow. bread stuffs firm.
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Merchants’ Exchange
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Market prices for codfish and other fish at Cape Ann
Week ending December 18 1834 prices for codfish haddock hake pollock and mackerel with shares bays and herring values in dollars or shillings. Fresh halibut salmon and other seafood sold in fare and cwt measures. Medicine oils and fish byproducts listed with per gallon and per ton rates.
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Shipping and Goods Movements From Hull to Newfoundland Ports
A scanned ledger lists vessels and consignments across Hull, Margaree town, and St Johns Newfoundland. Items include 352 bales paper stock and various goods from Barings Bros Co and Dexter Bros, with quantities of rags, beads, glassware, porcelain dolls, albums, and cattle hair. Additional entries show schooner and steamer cargoes such as Bessie Carson with wood and fruit, and Coban steamship with cod liver oil and salmon.
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Baring Bros & Co
Bessemer
Jackson
Jere Abbott & Co
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Muller & Co
Bailey & Co
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Delong & Seaman
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Job & Co
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Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads in Boston Area
A ledger of shipments dated December shows extensive totals per railroad including Boston and Albany with 207 bales cotton and 222 bales weet among others, Grand Junction 2 1 bales cotton and 740 bbis flour, Providence 51 bales wool and various meats and dairy, Old Colony 42 bales wool and 19 bbls taliow, New York and Erie 189 bales wool and 3 bags tallow, Fitchburg 1128 bales cotton and 83000 sacks flour, Eastern 24 bales wool and 78 cases eggs, Maine 11 bbls and eggs, Lowell 74 bales wool and 34,533 bus com, and By Peabody Salem lines with eggs and tallow. The roll lists multiple commodities including flour, cornmeal, grains, meats, butter, cheese, leather, hides, and lard.
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Bank Insolvencies Surge Across Cities and Nations
London reports Ranbitschek iron works failure with £25,000 liabilities. Maree Cohen of Beaila and son M. Cohen of Bucharest also fail with £50,000. Samuel Graves meeting totals debts at $12,968 and proposes 50 cents cash or 60 cents in notes. Insolvency filings flood Boston, Brockton, Medford, and New York with numerous assignees and liabilities. a Vermont bank run ends with officials stating banks remain sound.
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Court Record on Patent Infringement and Musical Copyright
Court ruling in a patent case finds the earlier dump cars same as the patent, invalidating novelty. Also ongoing demurrer on a piracy claim over a song and an organette device, with decision reserved after arguments.
Hayes Trial on Illegal Voting in Ward 7 Reaches Jury
John F. Hayes faced a trial on illegal voting in ward 7 with jurors to decide. The prosecution claims Hayes cast a ballot while the name John I. Quigley was read, allegedly impersonating him, with Blodgett Jr for the United States and Barney MecDayvitt for the defense.
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Superior Court First Session December 18
In Boston's Superior Court before Judge Gardner case No 962 Daniel Edward Collins vs South Boston railroad company seeks 20000 in damages for injuries suffered when four-year-old Collins was struck by a car on West Broadway July 29 1882 wheels crushed his arm necessitating amputation verdict for plaintiff 13000 with counsel Bolles Sawyer for plaintiff Smith West for defendant Also Hepsibeth Fenton vs George W Torrey a mortgage foreclosure dispute arising from a Green Street estate with 10000 mortgage damages claimed for improper sale power and resulting loss defense general denial trialides Bryant Thomas for plaintiff Morse Swasey for defendant IN ORDER.
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H. E. Swasey
Losses on the Delaware and Hudson Lines Reported
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company reports a 1884 deficit of $277,801 on leased New York lines after rentals, vs a $39,834 surplus a year earlier. Other notes include Buffalo, New York and Pennsylvania seeking $250 per share to cover about $1.5 million floating debt, with $20 million capital. Denver and Rio Grande bondholder talks of reorganization. clerical fare among Michigan Central changes. public exigency extension in East Boston. and various earnings, sales, and resignations across rail firms.
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Transfer of Convicts to Charlestown Reformatory Opens
More than 100 prisoners moved from Concord to the new Charlestown reformatory on Thursday. The group includes Francis Heath, Ned Lyons, Homer Wellington, Johnnie Dobbs, Al Wilson, Fitzgerald the Kid, Levi Brigham, and others. About a dozen remain at Concord, awaiting later transfer. Col Gardiner Tufts is expected to arrive to receive 116 inmates from Warden Usher as the reform project opens.
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Stonybrook committee transfers work to sewer department
Ex Alderman Cyrus Halde man and John T Priest seek to succeed City Clerk Goodrich as the Stonybrook committee votes to shift all duties to the sewer department for efficiency. The committee will not meet next year.
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History of the Old Town of Yarmouth published
The History of the Old Town of Yarmouth by Charles F. Swift from the Yarmouth Register press offers 281 pages of readable narrative detailing Yarmouth and Dennis before 1794. It covers early settlement from 1638, includes portraits of prominent locals, and reflects patient labor and honest purpose.
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Stranger posing as ship captain swindles stores in Chelsea
Wednesday a man calling himself captain visited Mr Pickett in Chelsea and asked provisions be sent to a schooner near Charlestown Bridge. He took a basket of samples, followed by the proprietor who suspected a scam. He later left goods at Charlestown, returned Thursday and was arrested, using names Jones Parker Reed and claiming to be master of a vessel from New Bedford.
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Timely Secured Loans Offered by T. W. Clark & Co
The well known firm at 1T and 9 State street offers quick loans on short notice. They accept security including merchandise, stocks, household goods, diamonds, watches, pianos, bonds, and personal property. Mr Clark has 10 years in the business and promises absolute secrecy with possession staying with the borrower and repayment by instalments or as chosen.
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Eliot school reunion recalls old Boston days at Young's hotel
The Eliot school association gathered at Young's hotel for a 50th year reunion with about a hundred members, many in aged attire, recalling boyhood in Boston's oldest grammar school. Mayor Martin, Curtis Guild, Harvey N. Shepard and others spoke of memories, education, and past rivalries, as attendees included numerous dignitaries and alumni.
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Isthmus Question and Nicaragua Canal Treaty Provisions
The New York Tribune prints the full proposed Nicaragua treaty with President Arthur's message urging a shorter water route. The United States would build and own the canal with Nicaragua, set aside a central strip for works, and impose tolls. A six member board would govern, with US preference in ties.
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Ohio Democrat says Thurman would reject cabinet post
A Columbus Democrat close to Judge Thurman says a letter from Daniel Manning, acting for President-elect Cleveland, asks Thurman to consider a cabinet appointment. The judge reportedly would not accept, fearing a hopeless party split in Ohio, and believes Ohio should not be represented in the cabinet.
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Jersey cattle sale at New York Auction
New York on December 18 a sale of Jersey cattle owned by T. S. Cooper of Linden Grove Coopersburg PA occurred today. Blash Rose born 1882 sold for 520 dollars Beauty's Lemon 405 dollars Wintergreen born 1882 a heifer brought 330 dollars and Lady of London born 1861 sold for 350 dollars.
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