Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Feb 1, 1884, p. 3

Mexican Centrals and New York Markets Update

Large holdings in Mexican Centrals and New York listings drive a dull market on Thursday evening January 31. Money matters show banks cautious with mercantile paper discounts at 3 to 5 percent. country banks report light local business and modest exchange activity. The stock market remains weak with thin turnover and notable moves in rail and telegraph equities, while government securities and national bank data highlight steady if uneven conditions.

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Ad Corporation Ting-houe Oss Nees New York

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Dividends Declared by Several Firms in Boston Area

The Boston Pack company and the Thorndike company each declare four percent dividends payable on demand. Fall River’s Merchants’ mill proclaims two percent. American Loan and Trust passes its dividend as a conservative policy. Chicago and West Michigan earns twenty five percent and declares two percent payable in February. Manhattan elevated railway of New York declares four percent for six months’ profit. Riichardson, Hill & Co. offers prompt stock and bond orders with private wires to major cities. Daily quotations available at 40 Water street.

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Boston Pack Company Thorndike Company Merchants’ Mill of Fall River American Loan and Trust Company Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Company Manhattan Elevated Railway Company New York Boston Riichardson, 11Ill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore No. 40 Water Street Oregon Gould Union Pacific Northern Pacific Boston and Albany Railroad Company Rumill A. B. Underhill Ottawa John Macdonald Canadian Pacific Canadian Pacific Railroad Seaboard Winnipeg Manitoba Chicago Montreal Toronto ABC Pathfinder Connecticut New York and New England Samuel Bunting Boston Buck CO Bliss, Fabyan & Co Summer Street THE Thorndike CO

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Stocks and Bonds Closing Prices Across The Market

A dense OCR page lists bond and stock prices with closing figures for various issues. Notable entries include $1,000 bonds with 116 118 bids, cotton and railroad securities, and multiple railroad and mining stocks showing highs and lows, volumes and percent changes across the session. The page also notes prominent listings for Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and steel and telegraph firms, with prices fluctuating amid a broad market snapshot.

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New York Financial Market Report January 1854

New York financials show call money 1 to 2 percent, prime mercantile paper 4 to 5 percent, and bar silver at 11153. Foreign exchange steady at 4.85 for long and 4.88 for short. Railroad bonds strong with Oregon Transcontinental up. Texas Pacific incomes down. market buoyant on morning trading, led by Louisville and Nashville, Western Union, and Oregon Transcontinental. Afternoon decline trimmed gains. bears cited London broker failure for £800,000. Total listed trades 381,300 shares.

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Jay Gould New York New England Mexican Central 7’S Mexican National Railroad Connorion Atchison Union Pacific International Trust Company Alabama Oregon Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Rock Island Texas & Pacific West Shore Louisville Nashville Western Union Shorts Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company Oregon Transcontinental Northwest St. Paul Lackawanna Lake Shoreto Missouri Pacific Jersey Central Northern Pacific Omaha

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Colorado Coal Prices and Ore Listings

Ore and coal prices listed with mines and firms including 1200 Horn Silver, 750 Homestake, 950 Frail Anderson, 000 DIATIOs, 000 Quicksilver, 400 Green Mountain, 205 PG, 200? Sierra Nevada, 0 Tanger, 2 20 ihrysolite, 1225 Eureka. Includes scattered figures and unclear entries from a mining market page.

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Colorado Coal Frail Anderson Diatios Cdceseces Green Mountain Ioc Sierra Nevada Eureka Eo Ia

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Trade and 78 Outlook in Grain and Oil Markets

Market report details trade activity for No 2 white oats and other grains with February and April deliveries, prices per cwt, and total car sales. It lists receipts of corn, wheat, oats, barley, peas, and cotton-seed meal, plus New York Mercantile Exchange notes on butter, cheese, eggs, and beans. Includes Chicago futures closes, spot prices, and Union Stock Yards hog receipts and shipments. Prices show broad unsettled tone across grains and provisions as futures move day to day.

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Soller Cash Scller Cainty San New York Mercantile Exchange Chicago Choice Canada Eastern Rose New York Vermont Nova Scotia Trurbank Peerless Beauty of Hebron Hubbard Timothy Red Top

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Market for Flour and Grain Slides Amid Steady Trade

The report details dull flour markets with varied price levels for western superfine to Minnesota patent grades and steady oats and corn meal. Grain trade shows quiet spot activity across corn, oats, rye, barley, with multiple price ranges and steady to modest demand, alongside firmer provisions and dairy markets and mixed but steady cotton futures and spot prices.

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Minnesota St. Louis Indiana Midiwan Niles

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Maritime Trade Entries From Halifax and Other Ports

A compact ledger of cargo and shipments lists steamer Carrell, Haskins, Montague, T J Jones and others with barrels of pickled fish, cod oil, mackerel, dry fish and sugar. Port entries include Cumberland schooner bound for wood and a 597 hogshead sugar shipment by the Ernestine.

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Halifax Carrell White Line

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Norseman clears with cargo of cattle and grains at Liverpool

Liverpool England steamer Norseman cleared January 28 carrying 399 head cattle 850 sheep 19000 bushels wheat 8000 do co N 2300 cases canned meats 1493 boxes bacon 6 cases organs 230 rolls leather 94 birds tallow 25 barrels neatsfoot oil 339 salted hides 77 bales dry hides 2 cases leather 58 bales cotton waste 18 cases organs 500 bolls shooks 4800 staves 888 quarters beef 144 bales hops 11420 pounds cheese 50 tierces beef 1800 cases canned beef 503 do tongues 1062 tierces lard 239 bags clover seeds 4785 bags oatmeal 1200 sacks flour 29 organus 1795 bales cotton PARSBORO NS schooner Trial 30 bbls flour 3 dek kerosene oil 1 for household effects HARBORVILLE NS schooner Windsor Packet 16 carboys oil vitrol 125 bbls flour

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Liverpool Eng Norseman Parsboro Harborville Windsor Fitchburg Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem New York Uplands Orleans Minnesota Kye Canada Petroleuum United Tierce City Extra India Continent South America Pennsylvania Gloucester Nova Scotia Haddock Nova Scotias N.S and Labrador Bel Cape Ann Chicago ST. Louis Barney Milwaukee

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Receipts of Staple Products Jan 31 by Railroads

Detailed lists show cargo receipts across several lines with items such as cotton wool flour corn oats malt middlings meat butter eggs beans apples potatoes lumber leather hides and various packing counts for the Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England and Eastern Railroads. The totals vary by railroad with multiple bales sacks crates and cases recorded.

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Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Eastern Railroad

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Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 31

The table lists principal staples receipts from all shipment points, comparing 1884 and 1883 figures. Items include Cotton, Wool, Butter, Flour, Eggs, Oats, Beans, Corn, Wheat, Millfeed, Lumber, Leather, Pork, Hams, Hides, Preserved meats, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Pelts, and more, with notes that flour columns are converted from barrels.

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Market reports from multiple US and international ports

Commodities and trade notes show mixed receipts and prices across ports including Augusta Galveston Memphis Philadelphia New York Baltimore Norfolk Louisville Cincinnati Savannah London St Louis and Chicago. Cotton flour wheat corn oats pork lard beef and fish markets display quiet to firm tones with varied receipts and shipments.

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Bales Augusta Galveston Eee Memphis Jharlessua Philadelphia York Sock Pomc Iacevcoenee Esce-Eee Cice Pagors Seecss Cecesetl Co Norfole Mid Louisville Wilmuinglun TOD Savannah ICN Ostikse Great Britain ST Loul United States Britain France Iekesss Jomstwisc Uiscue Sunaseces Ziotstock

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Market and shipping notes from Cincinnati Toledo and Detroit

Mixed farm market activity with quotes for packing meat and livestock in Cincinnati and hogs steady to firmer. Cincinnati pork and lard firm with bacon stronger, receipts 2300 hogs. Toledo and Detroit show wheat, corn, oats prices and shipments varying by region. No clear single eve, regional commodity movements indicate steady to firmer markets and active shipping.

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Cincinnati Toledo Detroit

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Financial. London January 31 market brief

A & G W firsts 46 Erie 2674 seconds 9314 New York Central 117 Illinois Central 140 Pennsylvania 6014 Philadelphia and Reading 2734 Canadian Pacific 57 St Paul common Bid. Commercial. Wheat and corn cargoes easier on passage. Liverpool markets show slight gains in winter wheat and mixed with other grains. pork bacon lard cheese and tallow priced. Cotter Uplands oats and futures steadier with multiple month delivery bids.

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London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool United Kingdom Flotz Cotter Uplands Orleans

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Leadville Bank Failures Signal Local Financial Crisis

A sweeping bank collapse hits Leadville with three banks failing in quick succession. The Merchants and Mechanics closed its doors, deposits totaling about 275000 will be covered from Denver funds, and the Carbonate remains as the sole surviving bank. Local industrials Grant Eddy and James back the Denver loans while Frederick Dewalt, former First National president, absconded with bank funds.

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Leadville City Bank Carbonate Bank First National Frederick Dewalt Mexico Merchants and Mechanics Denver Grant Eddy James Bavk New York Concord Carriage Company Concord N.H New Hampshire Boston Harvey I. Worthington Nathan H. Haskell Samuel M. Griffin Mr. Haskell Curtis White Griffin Abigail Walker Worthington Haskell J.C. Jessup & Co Eleventh Avenue Dighton Mass John S. Eakins Charles Woolsey W. D. Lent M. A. B&b. Douglass Albion Whitelead Company Jessup Dighton Cylor Company South Dighton New Bedford National Park Improvement Company Carver Rufus Hatch Park Martin van Sickler Berkshire County Berkshire Life Insurance Company Berkshire Savings Bank Higgins & Morton Iron Founders Water Street Elizabethport N. J MlaviiUes Ate E. W. Twitchell & Son Edenboro F. A. Temple KE. G. Hammond Augusta T. J. Metz Hays City Kan Maundard File Company St. Louis Pope Iron and Metal Company of W. A. Rutledge E. Earle General Merchandise Plymouth Fravuk A. Slaven Rutland Warren J. Robinson & Co W. Eugene Parker & Co John Williams Gesler Beacon and Tremont Streets Jordan, Marsh & Co Charles F. Dudley Horseshoer Lynn H. W. Colson Produce Chelsea W. A. Hoyt Grocer A. F. Higgins Bar Harbor H. Y. Vinal Crockery Skowhegan Asa A. Faye Geo. T. Comins Benj. A. Kimball Frank Sweetser Lewis C. Pattee Lebanon John Kimball F. C. Allen Bridgeport Warren Leland New Yorkcity A.jroutson Ary Goods Covington Ohio Ira Adams Boots and Shoes Springfield Blackburn & Blackburn Avoca Ind Thomas Sullivan Stocks Columbus Abel & Argel Tailors Shelbyville W. H. Craig & Co Peoria Ill L. J. Cash Newman, Ill L. Lohrman Gibson City D. G. Lett Henderson W. Neese C. A. Stoop Odebolt Isaac Woolf Atchison McConagy Bros Hiawatha Williams & Nash Waverly J. W. Hayes Almedia Cal Wood, Merritt & Co

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Barnum Plans Pink Elephant Gimmick to Boost White Elephant Image

The item questions P T Barnum's scheme to present a small pink elephant as a stand in for the much awaited genuine white elephant. It ponders whether the public will accept this misrepresented creature bought at a small fraction of the hoped price and provenance.

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The New York Times P. T. Barnum

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Boston Couples Wed at King’s Chapel and Elsewhere

Notices record a series of 19th century Boston weddings with dates in January. George Bradford, Oretta French wed at Boston, John W Dutton and Mary G Train married at King’s Chapel, Frank W Marshall and Carrie M Holman, and John P Ward with Sarah Murphy tied the knot in Boston.

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Bradford—French Boston Henry Morgan George Bradford Oretta French Dutton—Train King’s Chapel A Hinckley John W Dutton Mary G Train Marshall—Holman L . Schwab Frank W Marshall Carrie M Holmap Worcester Ward—Murphy PJ Rogers John P Ward Sarah Murphy

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Brewster and others die in Boston area on Jan 30

Obituary notices from Boston and surrounding towns list John H Brewster of Laconia NH aged 75 11 months at his death funeral in Laconia John L Clark aged 55 Patrick Connell aged 88 James Dorcey aged 72 Elizabeth Hopkins aged 26 Jonathan Hatch aged 52 6 months 25 days William A Morse aged 53 4 months George F Stout aged 26 2 months Anne Stearns widow aged 75 7 months Esther W Tapley aged ? Stephen Williams aged 75 3 months 6 days Marcia M Wright aged 73 29 days.

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Brewster Boston Moses Hunt Charlestown John H Brewster Laconia Clark John L Clark Connell Patrick Connell Dorcey James Dorcey James William Stfarns Lincoln Mass Anne Daniel Stearns Somerville Esther W Tapley Williams Roxbury Stephen Williams Wright Marcia M Charles D Wright

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Deep California Mine Tops Colorado’s Gilpin District Output

Mining notes report the California mine in Gilpin County Colorado as the deepest and most profitable in the state at 1500 feet, with the Gregory mine reaching 1000 feet and at least 60 more feet below the California shaft. The Bellevue tunnel is planned to undercut 200 veins over three miles, at about 1600 feet depth, to drain and reduce costs. Estimates suggest a continuous 100-year flow of ore, with tunnel charges from 50 cents to $1 per ton, saving miles of hoisting and transport costs. Endorsed by notable figures, the project is urged as a prudent semi mining enterprise. Silver-bearing galena leads in Sweet Grass hills Montana are described as five feet wide. Bodie district bullion shipments reach 1.5 million dollars in 1883, with Standard mine vaulting 703,192 and Bodie 149,280 for six months.

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California Gilpin County Colorado Gregory Bellevue John M. Dumont Andrews N. Rogers A. A. Egbert J. Aiden Smith Denver Tribune Standard

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City Hall Notes And Street Plan Orders

The street commissioners issue an order of notice to lay out Randolph street from Albany street to Harrison avenue. Patrolman George W. Witham of division 11 Dorchester resigns to pursue another business. Chief Justice Morton notes tainted air at the court house due to detention use without ventilation. The mayor will bring the issue to the board of aldermen. January contagious disease totals: Typhoid 31, scarlet 205, diphtheria 123, measles 4. scarlet fever rising but mild.

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Randolph Street Albany Street Harrison Avenue George W. Witham Division Dorchester Morton Arp Court House Board of Aldermen Board of Health

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National Democratic Committee meeting notice

A notice dated Boston January 12 1884 informs members that a meeting of the National Democratic Committee will be held at the Arlington House Washington D C on February 22 1884 at 12 o clock noon to arrange the time and place of the national convention for presidential and vice presidential nominations and to consider other business. Frederick O Prince secretary national democratic committee signs the missive.

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Boston National Democratic Committee Arlington House Washington D. C National Demotic Convention Candiates United States Frederick O. Prince Federal Street East Street Cove Street Samuel A. Way Poulston Market Association Union Building

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District police suspend officer amid illegal fee charge

Chief Wade suspends a district police officer indicted for collecting fees he was not legally entitled to. The officer was among those appointed by Gov Butler in June last. Harbor commissioners report a petition from D J Cutter requesting leave to build.

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Smuggling cases continued in U S Commissioners Court

On January 31, before Commissioner Hallett, the Bushroad W Hill and Jennie E Lippett crews faced examination. Defendants were not ready, cases adjourned to February 5. Bail set at 1560 dollars for captains, 1600 for mates, and 500 for steward.

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C. F. Higgins Joseph Jenkins John C. Chipman W. Hill Peter H. Crowell Pliny Crowell Jennie E. Lippett

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Superior Court First Session Docket List

The doc lists two sessions of the superior court with judges Brigham and Mason presiding. It names numerous case numbers and parties including Fiernald v. Dennis, Burke v. City of Boston, Schrick v. Southwick, Vinal v. Spoffard, Roberts v. White, Feeney, Culien v. O'Brien, Fore v. Millis, Tyler v. Vokes, McDermott v. McCiel, Goldthwait v. Morse, Farrell v. Potter, Kimball v. Sawyer, Field v. Waterman, Davis v. N Y & N E, Robinson v. Sheridan, Roston and Lowell R R v. Kimball, Chamberlain v Squire, Parker v. Greenfield, Leonard v. Riley, Am Elec Ilium Light Co. v. Atwood Tool Co., Foley v. Frost, Matthews v Broston, Stearns v Shepard, Stillman v. Kimball, Nichols v Hathorne, Sortwell v. Frank, Goodwin Nash et al. et al.

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Fiernald Dennis Burke City of Schrick Southwick Boston Vinal Spoffard Roberts White Egon. Feeney Culien O'Brien Mason Fore Millis Tyler Vokes McDermott McCiel Goldthwait Morse Farrell Potter Kimball Sawyer Field Waterman Davis Robinson Sheridan BE. Railroad Roston Lowell R. R Chamberlain Squire Parker Greenfield Leonard Riley Elec Ilium, Light Co Atwood Tool Co Foley Frost Same Matthews Broston Stearns Shepard Stillman Nichols Hathorne Sortwell Frank Goodwin Nash Et al

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Superior Court Middlesex County Cases Summary

In Jan Bl before Judge Pitman and others, several actions heard. Baldwin v Foster seeks 276 for minor support and clothing with verdict for defendant. Gilman v Burgin tort verdict for defendant. Linnehan v Coveny contract for 200 with verdict for plaintiff for 159 1 2. Shearer v Smith tort for 500 with verdict pending. Attorneys listed.

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James M. Baldwin James W. Foster Wakefield & Gilman Gooch & Burdett James Gilman George L. Burgin William Silman Wadleigh & Fish E. D. Loring Charles Linnehan James Gray, Coggswell & Appleton Thomas J. W. Hammond

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Local Court Sentences Include Manslaughter Guilty John McShane

John E McShane was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to three years in the house of correction. Stephen Elmore, guilty of breaking and entering, moved to a future term. Michael Scallins discharged on own recognizance. Frank Gorman fined four months in the house of correction. Several minor cases disposed of as the court adjourned.

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John E. McShane House of Correction Stephen Elmore Michael Scallins Frank Gorman

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Municipal Court Sentences and Bail Actions Reported

January 31 central court before Judge McCafferty sentences include Mary Ransom and Maggie Lyons for drunkenness to one year in the house of industry. Other cases involve fines, holds for appearance, and transfers to the superior court. Lottie Brown jailed for two years for common nightwalking. appeal bond set at 100. Brighton and South Boston court actions noted with license violation continuance and property receiving convictions.

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Central Court McCafferty Mary Ransom Maggie Lyons House of Industry John Haskins Edward Murphy John O’brien Murray M. Wing Alexander J. Bryer William Burke James Duffy Charles Kehoe George Young George Rhudd Lottie Brown Reformatory Thomas O’ Hara James Brown James Maloney Brighton Patrick Kearney South Boston Thomas O’brien Craig Patrick Flynn Daniel J. Griffin

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Church and Mission Field Notes Across the World

The article surveys clergy matters and church disputes, noting Rev. John S. Inskip’s illness, Rev. J. E. Bruce’s deposition sentence, and anecdotes about ministers’ tempers. It also discusses Orthodox and Unitarian stances on scripture, and cites Catholic World criticism of liquor politics in New York.

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John S. Inskip National Camp Meeting Association Christian Standard Almon Eddy Bennington J. E. Bruce Salisbury Bruce Brandon Union Bangor Payson Tucker God Almighty Episcopal Church Christian Union Presbyterian Ellis Boston H. W. Pierson Unitarian Review Paul New York State New York

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Pigeons Fly Game Tells Of Forfeits And Fun

A Philadelphia Call brief describes a party game where players tap the table and must lift their hands only for creatures that truly fly. The leader calls names like crows, eagles, gnats, sparrows, and horses, entrapping players into forfeits when they err. The piece ends with an ad for Aver's Sarsaparilla as a cure.

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Preparing for Spring in the Garden This Winter

Garden prep advice urges early manure building fencing drains and frames. Set cabbage and cauliflower to first leaf, pile soil for hotbeds and seed boxes, and stock soil under sheds. Water cress praised as a versatile crop with strong market demand and easy cultivation in streams and unimproved areas.

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American Agriculturist

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Boston Art Club defends future amid criticism

In a letter to the Sun editor, B A C of Boston counters a claim that the Boston Art Club may perish without a bar. He asserts the club is prosperous, notes Boston’s strong current art scene, and urges New Yorkers to wait five to ten years before judging Boston's art restoration efforts.

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Auction Notices and Listed Rail and Insurance Securities

Fragmented listing shows collateral notes and bonds from multiple states and railroads including Boston and Lowell, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Maine, Old Colony, Eastern Railroad, and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. Also mentions Pew at Arlington Street church tax payment and auction sales with stocks such as Traders National Bank and Vermont railroad shares.

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Mexican Centrals and New York Markets Update

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Dividends Declared by Several Firms in Boston Area

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Stocks and Bonds Closing Prices Across The Market

New York Financial Market Report January 1854

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Colorado Coal Prices and Ore Listings

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Trade and 78 Outlook in Grain and Oil Markets

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Market for Flour and Grain Slides Amid Steady Trade

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Maritime Trade Entries From Halifax and Other Ports

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Norseman clears with cargo of cattle and grains at Liverpool

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Receipts of Staple Products Jan 31 by Railroads

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Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 31

Market reports from multiple US and international ports

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Market and shipping notes from Cincinnati Toledo and Detroit

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Financial. London January 31 market brief

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Leadville Bank Failures Signal Local Financial Crisis

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Barnum Plans Pink Elephant Gimmick to Boost White Elephant Image

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Boston Couples Wed at King’s Chapel and Elsewhere

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Brewster and others die in Boston area on Jan 30

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Deep California Mine Tops Colorado’s Gilpin District Output

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City Hall Notes And Street Plan Orders

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National Democratic Committee meeting notice

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District police suspend officer amid illegal fee charge

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Smuggling cases continued in U S Commissioners Court

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Superior Court First Session Docket List

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Superior Court Middlesex County Cases Summary

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Local Court Sentences Include Manslaughter Guilty John McShane

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