Bankers sterling and rail stocks in 19th century markets
Bankers notes and stock movements show Atchison and Chicago Burlington and Quincy down then recovering while Union Pacific advances. Mexican Central and New York and New England display varied prices. A senate inquiry questions Union Pacific stock or mortgage activity since 1878. New company Flagg Automatic Cash proposes retail cash system. Worcester factory planned. Albert L. Fessenden elected president of Towns send National Bank.
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Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Senate
van Wyck
Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Congress
Mexican Central
Pullman Palace
Flint
Pere Marquette
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Wisconsin Central Common
New York and
New England
New York and New England Railroad
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston
Maine
Lowell
Providence
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
New York
American Bell Telephone
Erie
American Electric and Iluminating Company Common
Flagg Automatic Cash Company
Worcester
F. E. Lancaster
W. G. Burnham
Poston
J. Walter Flagg
Loren N. Downes
New England Telegraph and Telephone Company
Stephen Salisbury, Jr
FP. E. Lancaster
L. N. Downes
Stephen Salisbury
J. W. Flagg
Townsend (Mass.) National Bank
Albert L. Fessenden
Walter Fessenden
New York Markets Close Mixed Amid Volatile Trading
The New York market report shows money easy at 19 2 per cent on call with foreign exchange steady. Stocks rose in early trading on heavy pools but closed heavy as traders realized gains. Reading and Jersey Central led gains while most issues retreated. total turnover approached 513,600 shares with notable activity in Missouri Pacific, Reading, and Union Pacific.
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New York
Tennessee
Northwest Preferred
Northwest
Preferred
St. Paully
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Oregon Trans
Oregon Navigation
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Louisville
Nashville
Shore
Dcly
Missouri Pacifi
Kansas and
Northern Pacific
Oregon Navigations
Oregon Transcontinental
Pacific Mail
Wabash
Western Union
Darling, Denslow & Co
Reading
Jersey Central
Tvo Day
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South
Central Pacific
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St. Louis
Del
L. & West
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Denver & Riog
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Kansas & Texas
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Michigan Central
Manhattan Ele
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Ohio & Missisippi
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Ohio Centra
Peoria
Dec
Phila
Bucseruls
St. P
Omaha
Union * Pacific
Wabash Pacific
Oregon Tran
Pacific
Can. Pac
Ceco
St. Lo
Provisions market report with varied meat and fruit prices
Pork and lard options rise with spot prices firm across cuts. Beef steady with mess and plate quotes. hides, tongues and byproducts noted. Poultry and game show steady supply with turkey and chicken prices listed. Tropical fruits and sugar markets quoted with steady tones. Cotton futures and New York and Boston spot levels summarized with several delivery months.
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Sliva
Call Board First Call and Grain Market Report
Summary of a dense commodity and livestock update. Includes call sales with multiple car lots of No 2 white and other grades, second call totals, corn and mixed grain trading with bids and deliveries, car lots by grade, receipts of grain today and flour, Liverpool cheese prices, butter and cheese notes, eggs markets, Chicago grain closes for February wheat and corn, oats, and oats bids, and Union Stock Yards receipts and shipments. Also foreign export figures for butter and cheese from New York and Boston for the week ending February 2.
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New York
Vermont
Mae
Franklin County
Canada
Houston
Nova
Hebron
Queens
Cranberrvies
Choice Cape
Timothy
Florida
Palermo
Malaga
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Cotlon
Liverpool
Boston Commercial Exchange
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Boston
Freight manifest of regional railroads and express lines
A detailed ledger of shipments dated February 4 from Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, and Peabody and Salem lines. Entries list cotton, wool, tea, coffee, sugar, butter, eggs, beans, hides, leather, timber, flour, cornmeal, lumber, meal, beef, lard, stamps, and various bales and cases, with quantities in bales, boxes, barrels, sacks, and tons for each railroad and express route.
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Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Provicence Railroad
Bates
Peabody and
Salem
Sea
Diverse Atlantic and coastal cargoes in 19th century trade
The cargo list shows imports and consignments across Boston and Annapolis including cotton bales, oranges, hides, rosin, boots, and boxes from numerous mills and firms. It also notes goods and vessels at Savannah Charleston Demerara Genoa Iloilo and beaver harbor with commodities like fish, phosphate rock, sugar, stones and oils. The long inventory highlights a wide network of merchants companies and ships involved in global trade.
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Annapolis
Cleopatra
Roots Cheney & Myrick
Jones & Co
Burt & Henshaw
Haddock
S$ Elis
Russell & Co
Holmes
Litchfield
Beaver Harbor
Albert Woodbury
Charleston
Spartan
Bradley Fertilizer Co
Bates Cotton
Demerara
Mary Freeman
Winsor & Son
Genoa
Triton
Charles E Hal & Coo
Iloilo
Batavia
Mats Sugar
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston for Week Ending Feb 1
Boston listed weekly import values by country including England Canada and Jamaica with items such as dry goods wool waste buttons fruit riveted by totals for power stock raw rubber iron and steel machinery sugar metals hardware tinplates spirits sardines spices rice books and paper. Notable country totals show England and Canada leading in varied goods while Italy and Azores appear among the listed origins with numerous commodity lines and a grand overall value of imports around 7547301 dollars.
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England
Dominion OF Canada
Ea Cevecetacet
Eis Gioia Bioseae
Eggina Wisi
Giminoe
Potawes
Lewaee
Eaese
Ibis Sc Wgi Metal
Limenthread
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Epouronome
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Vience
Loe Wong
Turks Island
Antwerp
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Ceeeeneer Alc
Sicauen
Italy
Iain
Esccesneess
Seenesaees
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PSG
Soon Ives van Vehe
Sv Nssevens
Maccaroni
Bemcly
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Azores
Cargo inventory fragments from multiple ships including steamers
Lists contain thousands of assorted goods and shipments from London and Liverpool bound for various ports. Items include flour bacon earthenware iron castings lard pork hides leather crates hardware and tools with numerous case counts and quantities.
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London
Eng
Durham City
Liverpool
Steamer Marathon
Pkus
Value of Exports from the Port of Boston for the Week Ending Feb 1
A detailed weekly export table for Boston lists values across numerous commodities including acids, breadstuffs, coffee, cotton, oils, lard, butter, cheese, beef, vegetables, preserved meats, sugar, tobacco, and silks. The report also enumerates machinery, furniture, wearing apparel, lumber, naval stores, and produced goods with totals by category and by country, highlighting Nova Scotia, Scotland, British possessions, and Puerto Rico among others with a grand total of 1,374,929?
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India
Tibiwan
Total Receipts of Staple Products Feb 4 at Port
Table shows receipts of principal staples by port from all shipment points, comparing 1884 and 1883 figures. Items include cotton, wool, flour, molasses, butter, corn, oats, cheese, eggs, wheat, barley, beans, millfeed, ales, potatoes, hay, tallow, leather, beef, pork, lard, hides, dry hides, bacon, tea, skins, coffee, sugar, pelts, and kips with varying unit measures and totals.
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and General Trade
Cotton markets show dull steady tone with quiet sales and varied receipts across ports including Savannah Cincinnati Rock Island and New Orleans. U.S. markets report mixed commodity movements with sugar coffee and flour prices steady to firm and notable activity in pork lard beef and wheat futures across New York Chicago St Louis and Detroit.
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Savannah
Umaklestuon
Alvesson
Ecg Vepaanere
Uonubene Co
Cesnsees
York
Goastwise
Great Britain
Norfola
Oweenae Eee
Sugcess
New Orleans
Ind
Algusta
Financial report of bonds and commodities in London and Berlin
U S bonds quoted with varied yields and prices. Imperial Bank of Germany shows 8.92 million marks increase in specie. Markets reveal quiet wheat cargoes, steadier corn, firmer English country wheat, and French corn steady. Liverpool grain and flour prices listed, with pork, bacon, cheese, and tallow values. Cotton in Liverpool shows moderate inquiry. futures stay steady with multiple delivery months priced. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer advertised.
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London
U.S
Erie
New York Central
Winds Central
Pennsylvania
Philadephia and
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul Common
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Beerboum
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Fiour
California
Providence and Worcester annual meeting and railroad expansion vote
Providence stockholders elected directors led by George A. Leete and Gideon L. Spencer. They authorized measures to reconstruct the essaye 9 station and expand Providence terminal facilities, with authority to acquire land and contract with the city or others, in line with plans approved by Providence city council in 1884.
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Providence and Worcester
Providence and Worcester Railroad
Providence
George A. Leete
Gideon L. Spencer
Elijah B. Stoddard
Lyman A. Cook
Estus Lamb
Moses L. I. Goddard
Frederick Grinnell
Joseph E. Davis
Oscar J. Rathbun
David K. Phillips
Josiah Lasell
Jonas G. Clark
Benjamin F. Thurston
Charles E. Whitin
John W. Danielson
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
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Harriet B. Snow
Fitchburg Railroad
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Record for Fast Skating Broken by Faulsen at Brooklyn
In Brooklyn at Washington park, Norwegian skater Axel Faulsen shattered fast skating records by covering twenty five miles in 1 hour 33 minutes 28 seconds. The event followed a failed glove fight announced for Cleveland between Christy Castle and John Crane.
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Christy Castle
John Crane
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Dedication Services for People's Church on Columbus Avenue
A week of dedication services at the People's church on Columbus Avenue begins Sunday Feb 10 with Rev. Bishop Matthew Simpson delivering the opening sermon. About 40 to 50 ministers from various denominations participate, with Rev. Joseph Cook, Rev. Hamilton, Rev. Phillips Brooks and others scheduled through Feb 17. Tickets are required for admission. a distribution office on Berkeley Street provides free tickets while supplies last.
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People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Matthew Simpson
D. D
Joseph Cook
Mr. Hamilton
Phillips Brooks
J.P. Newman
Madison Avenue
New York
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New York Christian Advocate
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J. O. Peck
Brooklyn
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Boston
C.J. Littlefield
Berkeley Street
Madame P H Roos to Host Seventh Annual Private Ball
Madame P H Roos will host her seventh annual grand private reception and dress ball on Thursday night February 21 at New Era hall 176 Tremont street. The Irish National leagues of Boston and vicinity plan a Wednesday meeting in John A Andrew hall to finalize plans for the Boston reception of Hon J E and William Redmond. Coeur De Lion commandery of Charlestown holds its annual reception on Tuesday with Gov Robinson and Mayor Martin expected. Urbane Literary association to stage their third annual ball in Monument hall Charlestown Friday. Charlestown City Guards host a camp fire Thursday at the armory with guests including the Lawrence Light Guard of Medford.
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Irish National Leagues of
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J. E
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Coeur de Lion Commandery
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Medford
Brokers seek commissions in lodging house sale case
Almon Thwing and others sue to recover commissions for selling a lodging house with Ellis as broker partner. Testimony shows Ellis arranged a sale for a friend, sharing the commission, while telling the defendant no broker was involved. The court's rulings sustain the plaintiffs' position.
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Almon Thwing
Alonzos P. Clifford
Ellis
Wills Probated and Administrations Filed in Probate Court
Before Judge McKIM, the wills of Eulalie Iasigi and others were probated. Letters of administration were issued for multiple estates including John W. Miller Jr and Mary Fuller as well as Abraham French and others.
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McKim
Eulalie Iasigi
John Osgood
Lucian Skinner
George B. Wright
William Banton
Helen M. Vincent
Hannah GB
Louisa E. Powers
Maria H. Rich
Thomas Davis Anderson
Henrietta Whorf
Abiel Stone
Bridget Harrington
John W. Miller, Jr
Mary Fuller
Abraham French
August Leundqueist
Mery Savage
John W. Gage
Stuyversant Fish Mountfort
Sally P. A. Jones
Mary Cooney
John N. McCurdy
Edward Donigan
Rebecca B. Fuller
Joel Nourse
Frank A. May
Ellen Brooks
William Oates
Harriet M. Lawrence
Arthur G. Collicott
Local court rounds up varied offenses and fines
In central court Judge Pitman and Judge Forsaith presided. Frank G W Silver held for Feb 7 on assault and battery. William Myers held for $1,000 for appearance in superior court. Bridget Gorman and John O Connor sentenced to six months in the house of industry for various vagrancy and drunken offenses. Annie M Brown, idle and disorderly, six months. Cards on the Lord's Day led to $10 fines for four men. John Lynch and Elizabeth Finn held for fornication. John H Martin held for $200. John Durant fined $26 plus costs. Andrew Mahoney held for superior court on breaking and entering. In south Boston Michael O'Neill eight months for assault, battery and drunkenness. Timothy Donvan six months for third drunken. Bunker Hill: Charles Pratt bound over for indecent assault in $500 bonds. Highland: James Coyle and Michael Guateley fined $25 and costs for assault and battery.
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Forsaith
Frank G. W. Silver
William Myers
Bridget Gorman
House of Industry
John O’connor
Annie M. Brown
James Carter
William Holmes
John Brown
Charles Lindsey
John Lynch
Elizabeth Finn
John H. Martin
John Durant
John Lewis
Andrew Mahoney
Superior
South Boston
Michael O'Neill
Timothy Donvan
Bunker Hill
Charles Pratt
Supreme Court
James Coyle
Michael Guateley
Fowler Bros. sue for 500000 over lard purity accusations
Chicago firm Fowler Bros. initiates suit against Peter McGeoch, Daniel Wells Jr., and others from the defunct McGeoch Everingham firm for 500000 damages. The case centers on lard purity claims tied to the firm’s market releases before its collapse, with prior board of trade inquiries and a preference for court settlement.
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Fowler Bros
Chicago
Peter McGeoch
Daniel Wells, Jr
McGeoch, Everingham & Co
McGeoch
Board of Trade
Board
S. F. Merrill
Concord
N. H.) Carriage Company
Henry Lewis & Co
Hartford
P. Martel
Cedar Rapids
Haynes & Glass
Wilmington
A. R. Wilson
Ss. R. Glass
W. W. Dickens & Co
Batesville
Miss
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Selma
Ala
George W. Moughby
Minto
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Yankton
A. B. Parker
Marine
Iowa
W. L. Warren
Harness
Perry
Chas. P. Church
Tanner
East Bradford
Thomas E. Proctor
Boston
Garnest’s Bail Raised in Colored Assault Case
George J. Garnest, colored, charged with assaulting James Briggs, colored, at the South End early Friday morning, was brought into court and his bail raised to $5,000. Briggs lies in a precarious condition at the city hospital with fears for recovery.
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George J. Garnest
James Briggs
South End
Briggs
City Hospital
Captain Johnson Returns From Leave Aboard Powhatan
Capt. A. W. Johnson of the Powhatan resumes duty after 30 days of leave. The claim of court martial for inefficiency is denied. Serg. J. C. Oakes, U. S. military personnel, is noted in the report.
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Powhatan
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J. C. Oakes
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