Money market steady with varied rates and mixed earnings
The money market remained generally steady with banks asking 5 to 5.5 percent for mercantile paper, while prime customers secured about 5 percent and some below. Miscellaneous paper ranged 6 to 7 percent, corporation paper 4 to 4.5 percent, with call loans 3 to 4 percent. Notes brokers showed 5 to 6 percent and prime paper in demand. New York funds traded at a 35 to 40 cent premium. clearings totaled 16,240,942 with balances of 1,423,140. Industrials and rail stocks moved on earnings outlooks, with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe firm and others like Chicago, Burlington and Queenney down on profit fears. Calumet and Hecla declared a $5 dividend per share payable Feb 8 to holders of Dec 31.
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Mercantile
Boston
New York
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Tei
Chicago
Burlington
Ghuiney
Union Pacific
Michigan Central
Wisconsin Central Commons
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf Common
Atlantic and Pacific
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Lee Oes
Aububl Cocceeresceres sAneer Eae
Pebesvou
Ptocomvet
S.s
Calumet and Hecla
Wscord
Quincy
Osceola
Franklin
Wall Street Shares Slide Through Day on Weak Market Signals
New York trading opened with broad selling pressure on rail and coal stocks. Grangers led declines as Northwestern weakened after dividend news, with Reading Jersey Central and Lackawanna also falling. Railroad bonds stayed quiet while select elevated and regional issues showed modest moves amid overall weakness. Total shares exchanged reached 155,973.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Northwestern
Lakeshore
Reading
Jersey Central
Self
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Metropolitan Elevated
Ohio Central
Canada Southern
East Ilinois
Kansas Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
New Jersey Central Censels
Oregon Short Line
Toledo
Peoria
Warsaw
Y’s
Market steady with minimal trades on call day
Trading activity was light with a steady market tone. No notable sales occurred except 3 cars January No 2 white cars at 8644c on the second call, with settling price unchanged and call oats bids and asks listed for December through May contracts.
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Séolge
Provisions and Livestock Market Digest
Provisions show pork demand steady with prime at 12 12 50, mess 14 21 50, clear and backs 15 16 50 per barrel. Beef prices quoted for mess and extra mess, lard fluctuates with fair demand, smoked hams sought after, and various regional price reports across Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New York, and Albany. Hog, cattle, and sheep trade activity described with receipts, shipments, and price ranges across Milwaukee, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, and Albany markets.
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New York
Cincinnati
City Extra India
Western Steam
Tierces City
South America
Union Stock
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Brighton
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E Wit
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A Foster
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George Harris
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Sargent & Turner
J Engrene
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FS Kimball
SM Flint
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HN Jenne
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LW Tucker
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M P Whalen
CL Crown
J Bemis
Massachusetts
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Scattering
O © Robinson
W Dompson
B Hurlbert
J. Carroll
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Hollis & Co
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EH Brown
Sturtevant Bros
Canada
Hastings
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J Carroll
W Dempsey
P Pollard
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W W Hall
E E Libby
JC Libby
J G Littlefield
H F Coolidge
Geo Neal
Unity
N. H
S S Leonard
Union Market
B Hurlburt
R E French
Monroe
Livestock Market Prices and Arrivals at Northern Yards
Prices for beef store cattle hogs sheep and veal shown with per head and per pound ranges. Arrivals at various yards include cattle sheep veals and hogs with totals over different roads and notes on demand and market steadiness for the week.
Court Libels for Collision In Harbor Present Mixed Names
Court records list libel actions by Keycord John E. Achorn against the steamship Racilia and Samo against the towboat Blanche. Two libels filed for collision on August 3 in the harbor, resumed and unfinished. Attorneys J C Dodge and E H Badge appear for libellant M Storey and B L M Tower for steamship, Frank Goodwin for towboat.
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John E. Achorn
Steamship Racilia
Samo
Blanche
J.C. Dodge
M. Storey
B. L. M. Tower
Frank Goodwin
Court Hearing on Sale of Shaw Bros Estate
The court spent the day hearing Ferdi nand A. Wyman trustee of Shaw Bros on leave to sell the estate for 800000. Creditors would receive about 20 cents on the dollar. Dispute centers on whether funds go to the register for composition or are paid by the trustee as an account. Attorneys E R K Hoar G OO Shattuck Judge Lowell B F Brooks Richard Stone and William G Russell argued for various interests.
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Ferdinand A. Wyman
Shaw Bros
E. R K. Hoar
George OO. Shattuck
Judge Lowell
B. F. Brooks
Richard Stone
William G. Russell
Superior Count First session- Damages for power of sale breach
In Superior Court first session Judge Gardner presided over case No 234 Hepsibeth Fenton vs George W Torrey an action to recover damages for failure to carry out in good faith the terms of a power of sale mortgage on plaintiff s property Given to the jury Attorneys S J Thomas N B Bryant for plaintiff N Morse H B Swasey for defendant In second session Judge Staples presided over No 1813 Theodore L Savage vs Francis Savage an action for damages for injuries to plaintiff s furniture and personal property from removal of items from Wakefield premises The defense claimed entitlement to possession and that removal was careful Closing arguments set and judge to charge Friday Attorneys P H Hutchinson for plaintiff S K Hamilton for defendant Actions on the present list will remain and Saturday next is last day to put actions on trial list for January term.
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Hepsibeth Fenton
George W. Torrey
S.J. Thomas
N. B. Bryant
N. Morse Ang
H. BH. Swasey
Theodore L. Savage
Francisco
Savage
Wakefield
P. H. Hutchinson
S. K. Hamilton
John
Dave
Mr. Cleve
Mamma
Papa
Julia
George
Milwards
Ada Haye
Prescott
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Poe
Express
Nell
Portiere
Arrasene
Tom Gray
Tom
Samuel E. Hayward
Hannah KE. Hayward
Samuel FE
David N. Skillings
Charlies Whitney
David Whiney
Skillings
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Ellisewe
John m
Richard McKay
Ellingwood
McKay
Bannah FE
Hayward
Mary Porter
Charles F. Newett
Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank
Suffolk
Phinehas J. Stone
Charlestown
High Street
Monument Court
Middlesex South District
Municipal Court Roundup Dec 24 Faces and Bond Amounts
In the central court Judge Parmenter held Frederick Hammerlein alias Frederick Jacks for larceny in $300, Albert Worcester for liquor nuisance in $500, Francis Quinn for breaking and entering and larceny in $1200, Edward Kelley for larceny in $300, Mary Friel and Mary O’Donnell for liquor nuisance in $500 each, Worcester for unlawfully keeping intoxicating liquors in $560, John F. Fleming for neglecting child support in $200, Thomas Brophey for selling liquor to a minor in $500, John Richardson for larceny in $200, James Kelley for violating the screen law in $500, Henry Splaine for liquor nuisance in $500, Jennie Brown as common nightwalker in $200, John Hurley and Patrick Maynahan for assault and battery fined $30 plus half costs, both appealing, Catherine Korham for liquor nuisance in $500. In Roxbury court Michael Hennigan for breaking and entering held in $400 for superior court. In East Boston John Carey drunkenness third conviction sent to Concord reformatory for a year. Dan Kelly held in $500 bonds to grand jury for breaking and entering.
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Central Court
Mary J. Friel
Mary O’donnell
Albert W. Worcester
John F. Fleming
Thomas Brophey
John Richardson
James Kelley
Henry Splaine
Jennie Brown
John Hurley
Patrick Maynah
Boston
John Carey
Reformatory
Concord
Dan Kelly
Grand Jury
Pullman Company Secures Major Contracts For Winter Work
The Pullman company has closed key contracts ensuring six months of work. It will build about 200000 dollars of sleeping and dining cars for Wagner Co by May 1, plus 150 passenger coaches for New York and Brooklyn elevated lines. Freight cars for Chicago Burlington and Quincy, refrigerator cars for Merchants' Despatch, and passenger coaches for Fitchburg are in progress. The firm also constructs many coaches for its own use to meet southern travel demand, a sign of strong confidence in Mr. Pullman's model town.
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Christmas at the Cleves Family Home
Emma Wheeler portrays Mr. and Mrs. Cleve in a strained holiday scene. He denounces festive gifts and ritual while she upholds Christmas from her upbringing, sparking a quarrel over traditions for their three children and the risk of a lonely dinner later.
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Wheeler
Lippincott’s
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Mrs. Cleve
Santa Claus
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John
Maria
Julia
Nellie
Papa’s
Grandma
Papa
Mgr
Cleve
Hattie
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Grace
Alice
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Tom Gray
Nell
Love
Mrs. Ashton
St. Philip’s
Joh
Marie
Gene
Wve
Hatsie
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