The Bull Market Receives a Slight Set-Back
The Boston market report notes ample money and low rates, with call loans 2 to 3 percent and general paper ranges. It covers bond and stock movements, Atchison and Union Pacific pricing, New England rail securities, and ongoing speculation about Eastern stock and Water Power funding, outlining market sentiment and notable shifts.
Amended Rules Clash In House Fight Over Minority Rights
Lawmakers rejected amended rules from the rules committee led by Mr. Wharton amid claims of minority rights curtailment. Debate centered on Rule 63 changes to curb filibuster and the yeas and nays threshold, with the vote ending 85 to 58 and an adjournment moved after a successful call for a yea and nay vote.
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Primrose railroad revival and regional trunk line plan
A Blackstone despatch notes renewed effort to fund a four mile Primrose line from Woonsocket to Smithfield, potentially aiding Providence and Springfield linkage and Webster Mills connection. A $160,000 cost and 18.5 mile distance impact are cited along with backing from the P and S president. A Chicago despatch reports east of the Mississippi pool plans to standardize freights, reduce competition, and appoint George R. Blanchard as commissioner.
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Union
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Eva Bennett alias French suspected of theft at Yale
A Yale student named Eva Bennett alias French attracted several New Haven students, gaining access to college rooms and valuables. She reportedly received 95 dollars from one student and 150 dollars from another, then returned home claiming work as a model and actress while students’ clothing and jewelry disappeared.
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Conn
Eva Bennett
French
Golden Medical Discovery touted for health issues
An advertisement claims nine-tenths of unhappy marriages and many chronic diseases originate from impure blood and liver issues. It asserts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures these conditions and is sold by druggists.
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Pierce
HY Warner
Warner
Creditors meet after packard failed and assignments loom
A. Packard wholesale paper dealer of Boston has failed. Creditors meet Friday in Springfield. S. Ammerman & Son Moravia N A assigned with $18000 preferences. liabilities $30000, assets $10060. Kimball Phoenix assigned. Williams & Cappel Gainesville attached. James A Brown Jr Newport R I assigned to Burlingame. J R Ryerson Windham insolvency. L Putter New Haven assigned to Butler. J B Sears Stockbridge financially embarrassed with 7000 liability seeking 10 percent compromise. Suffolk County real estate attachments listed including Patrick W Curry vs Mary J Towle 300, Edward Iline vs Stephen Crimlisk 300, Sejanus Bowen vs Emily Strater 110.
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Moravia
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Phonnix
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Gainesville
Tex
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Newport
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General Merchant
Stockbridge
Mass
Suffolk County
Parrick W. Curry
Mary J. Towle
Edward Iliney
Stephen L. Crimlisk
Sejanus Bowen
Emily E. Strater
Wall Street Gains and Declines Across Rail Stocks in Mixed Session
New York this afternoon saw a volatile but ultimately firm close with rail shares leading. Lackawanna showed strong upward pressure amid rumors of Pennsylvanias coal traffic consolidation while Reading remained under selling pressure. Government and railroad bonds steadied as money on call stayed easy around 2 percent.
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Diverse Commodity Quotes Reflect Mixed Market Demand
A broad price list shows butter, cheese, eggs, pork and lard, beef, and other provisions across regional markets. Western and Eastern creams, dairy products, and imitations compete. eggs vary by region. pork cuts, lard, and fresh meats shift with supply. Hogs and cattle receipts and prices appear alongside fruit and produce quotes, highlighting a broad, fluctuating market.
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Boston
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Wheat market gains and declines amid UK departure report
Emery and Hodges note wheat opened stronger on a UK passage decrease rumor about 880,000 bushels but soon faced free selling, closing near day highs as longs bought. Flours output at Minneapolis mills fell to 58,480 barrels last week from 83,500, January exports at 113,240 barrels, pork prices down 20 cents amid market manipulation.
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United Kingdom
Minneapolis Millers’ Association
Longs
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Minneapolis Flour Market Review Amid Water Rationing
The Northwestern Miller reports a reduced mining capacity in Minneapolis with half the mills idle to conserve water. A weekly pool operates, seventeen mills contributed to a total flour output of 88 480 barrels, down from the prior week. Receipts show 518 000 bushels of wheat and 63 194 barrels of flour shipped. Flour demand stays quiet, patents steady, other grades dull. annual January flour exports reach 113 240 barrels.
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Daluth
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Flour and grain market report from multiple cities
Trade in flour and grain is steady with varied prices for grades from Minnesota and Michigan to New York and Ohio. Milwaukee Chicago and St Louis show firm to dull tones amid large receipts and active export interest, while oats corn and wheat prices move with regional demand.
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Cotton Market Summary for Feb. 4 across U S ports
New York quiet with unchanged prices for uplands. Orleans and other regions show varied middling and low mid values. Global receipts about 3.86k for six days, exports to Britain, France, and the continent totaling over 85k, stock nationwide around 1.07 million bales.
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Lée
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United States
Wheat and corn market notes from London and Liverpool
Cuargoes off the coast wheat steady while cargoes on passage dull. Wheat and flour on the passage to the UK 1,800,000 quarters. corn 350,000. Liverpool market quiet with poor demand for breadstuffs. winter wheat 68 11d 7s 14d, spring 63 1s 10d 7s 6d, California 63 6s 8d. Provisions and pork prices noted as well.
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Beerbohm
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Russia
United Kingdom
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California
Commodity prices and stock figures from a historical ledger
A dense 19th century style ledger style list shows assorted goods including molasses, flour, oatmeal, oats, corn, potatoes, and animal products with quantities in barrels, sacks, and bushels. The fragmentary figures suggest market quotes or inventory tallies from 1885 1886 with multiple line items and unit measures.
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D'Oyly Carte Sues Over Mikado Pianoforte Accompaniment
The suit challenges defendants Causten and Browne for publishing a Mikado piano accompaniment alleged to infringe a Browne Tracy work. Central issue: Sullivan's copyright eligibility and the right to a derivative accompaniment from orchestration. Decision reserved. attorneys Prentiss Cummings for respondents.
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Bull
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England
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Prentiss Cummings
Towboat William H Clarke Salvage Claim Involving Brig Raven
Libellants say towboat William H Clarke assisted brig Raven off Bat on Light during a snow squall when the Marken trawler broke free. Clarke towed Raven to port and left her at the wharf, claiming salvage rights. defendants contend it was towage. Hearing indicates dispute between parties F Russell for libellant and F Cunningham J N Hill for claimants.
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Raven
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Baton Light
Jenna Markee
Clarke
Marke
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F. Cunningham
J, N. Hill
Court Docket List Before Judge Blodgett
Nov 2050 to Nov 2050 entries show cases Chase versus Marblehead Swift versus Moulton Finn versus Stevens Hyde versus Emerson Fellows versus Hayes Hyde versus Kimerson eeburne versus McGar Date versus Duggan Hill versus Durkee Foys Bellows Boardman versus Newell listed for decision or status before Judge Blodgett.
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Eeburne
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Hill
Durkee
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Newell
Docket of Civil Cases Before Judge Thompson
A list of case numbers and party names appears before Judge Thompson in order. Entries include Hart versus May. Hall versus Glidden. Ebrem versus Wolffsohn. Seavey versus Osgood. French versus Riedel. Peck Stow Wilcox. Murray versus Copeland. Derby versus Hall. Connell versus New Eng. Stenton versus Brooksland Electric Mfg Co. Yeaton versus Crockett. Neeva Mehaffy. Walker versus Deshon. Bright versus Kuroy.
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Osgood
French
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Peck Stow & Wilcox
Murray
Copeland Co
Davis
Derby
Connell
New Eng
Stenton
Brooksland Electric Mfg. Co
Yeaton
Third Session Listings for Judge Knowlton Docket
The record lists several cases before Judge Knowlton including Sartweil versus North, Hewitson versus Tarner, Carver Cotton Gin Company versus Travis, Metcalf versus Williams, Turner versus Pease, and Hollingsworth versus Cahors. Each entry shows case numbers 3 3322, 3801, 4808, 1811, 3812, and 3543 respectively.
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Tarmer
Carver Cotton ‘Gin Co
Travis
Metcalf
Williams
Turner
Pease
Hollingsworth
Cahors
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