Financial Market Report Shows Rail and Telegraph Gains
In 1883 gains across rail lines New York and New England and Atlantic and Pacific improve receipts for third week of January. Southern division earnings rise to 36,971 24 on 345 miles versus 20,534 46 last year. New England Telegraph and Telephone extends Boston to New York copper-wire link with Providence and Westerly. American Bell Telephone opens at 153 then 1515, Erie at 564. Market notes: New York and New England 7s firm at 96, Atchison 7s 1213, South Kansas and Western 7s 1093. American Electric and Illuminating opens strong at 3874, rising to 400 regular and 4124 buyer 30 days. Subscription reported above 1,000,000 with Friday as a potential cutoff.
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Inc
New York
New England
Boston
Albany
Old Colony
Atlantic
Pacific
Atchison
South Kansas and Western
American Bell Telephone
Erie
New England Telegraph and Telephone Company
Providence
Westerly
American Electric and Illuminating Company
Dividends Declared by Railroads and Banks
The Maine Central Railroad declared a semi annual dividend of two percent at their last meeting. The South Scituate Savings Bank declared a four percent dividend for the year. The New Jersey Central declared a quarterly dividend of fourteen percent. Transfer books close February ninth and reopen March third. The dividend is payable March first.
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Maine Central Railroad
South Scituate Savings Bank
New Jersey Central
Stock Orders Executed at Boston and New York Boards
Richardson Hill Co reports orders in stocks and bonds executed at the Boston and New York stock boards with private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at No 40 Water Street office.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
Washington
Closing Quotations Adams Express and Various Rail Stocks
A market clipping lists closing quotations for Adams Express and numerous rail lines including Ontario and Western, Denver and Rio Grande, Oregon Navigation, Chicago and Alton, Chesapeake and Ohio, Rock Island, St. Louis and Chicago, and many others. The sheet shows prices, preferreds, and several percent changes, reflecting a busy frenzied close with widespread minor shifts across transport and finance equities.
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Adams Express
Ontario and Western
Alton & Terre Haute
Oregon Nav
Oregon Improvement Co
American
Penama
Sccesscescas
Boston Air Line
Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
Cotes
Canada Pacific
W. P
Chesapeake & Ohio
Roch
Pitta
Rock Island
St. Louis
Chicago & Alton
Quincy
St. Paul
St. L
N. O
Cleve
Fort Wayne
Hannibal & St Joseph
Houston & T.ssesseerees
Ncenseescansees
Bloom. & West
Long Island
Lou
N. Alb
Man
Minn
Se Mobile & Obie
Morris & Essex
Mutual Union Tel
Nash. & Chat
Norfolk & W
Northwest
N.Y
N. Y
Chic
Ohio & Mis
Liverpool Cheese and Grain Markets Brighten Trade Summary
Special reports from Elgin Illinois St Albans Vermont and New York mercantile exchange show cheese prices firm with butter easing. Eggs, beans, and dried apples hold. Chicago grain closes mixed with February wheat at 92 14 and March at 93. Provisions rise with February pork near 17.30. Stock of grain in Chicago strong. cotton steady in New York and Liverpool.
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Barbanoes
Porto Hico
Liverpool
New York
Loston Produce Exchange
Elgin
Ilinois
St. Albans
New York Mercantile Exchange
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Askea
Union
Western Creamery
Western Dairy
Vermont
Franklin County
Mass
Maine
Aroostek
Houston
Nova Scotia
Burbank
Peerless
Hebron
Queens
Timothy
Uplands
Orleans Ile
City
Minnesota
Duluth
United
Tierce
Western Steam
City Steam
South America
Elgin Creamery
Western Flat
New York Commercial Bulletin
ST. Louis
Lara
Barney
Flour Market and Grain Prices Report Echoes Quiet Trade
The market shows quiet activity across flour categories with mixed prices for western superfine and Minnesota patents ranging from about 4.25 to 6.50 per barrel. Oats, corn meal, butter, cheese, eggs, and a wide array of farm produce follow steady or modestly varied quotes, with general dispatch noting subdued demand and steady spot trades, including corn, oats, rye, barley, and cottonseed meal.
Cargo of steel, coffee, paper stock aboard steamer Newcastle City
From London the steamer Newcastle City conveys 1,338 rolls of steel wire 14 cases canned goods 10 bales coffee and numerous items including earthenware dolls paper stock cement rugs tea drugs beer furniture matches and textile goods. Cargo lists thousands of miscellaneous consignments from multiple merchants and firms with quantities in bales cases sacks and boxes.
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London
Eng
Newcastle City
Bingham & Co
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Henderson Bros
Coffee Brown Bros & Co
Trade Goods Listed for Ports Adelaide Port Jamaica
A fragmented OCR list details cargoes at multiple ports including Adelaide and Jamaica. Items span sugar, tobacco, hardware, canned fish, kerosene, lumber, laths, pumps, sacks, tobacco bolts, wagons, tools, and more with quantities and unit markers, reflecting a broad commodity shipment inventory. The record mentions schooner Agusta Muir at Lockport Nova Scotia and steamers Cleopatria and Chase Lord with assorted goods and lumber aboard.
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Adelaide
Australia
Edith Carmichael
Lockport
Agusta Muir
Annapolis
Yarmouth
Cleopatra
Jamaica
Receipts of Staple Goods by Rail and Sea
Historic ledger style listing shipments across multiple railroads and sea routes. It records bales of cotton and wool, bushels of flour corn malt oats and barley, tallow lard butter and eggs, beef pork and bacon, leather hides skins and pelts, and various barrels and cases, with quantities for Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine Peabody and Salem Expresses and sea transport totals. It reflects detailed trade flows across February and includes many named rail lines and commodity units.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Aio Ely
Cattle Market Report Remains Steady in Boston Trade
Live stock market notes show beef and lamb prices mixed with strong cattle demand. Totals for cattle and swine at the Boston market rise week over week while state origin counts and carload figures are listed. price ranges for beef, stove cattle, hogs, and lambs given along with hides and skins values.
Market roundup across ports with mixed receipts
Charleston Louisville Cincinnati and New York markets show net receipts and gross figures, with varied activity. Reports cite quiet to steady conditions, price levels for cotton flour corn wheat and provisions, and notable shifts in hogs cattle and pork across Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Detroit with price ranges and delivery notes.
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Charleston
Cbs Eceenecscee
Louisville
Incinnati
CS Ivelaucpegerenas O Bock
Cve Weanees
Vannaill
London market quotes and Liverpool wheat and corn rates
The report notes floating cargoes of wheat and corn steady in London with cargoes on passage steadier. Liverpool prices show flour and grain firm, California averages and club figures listed, plus various futures and delivery windows. Receipts for three days indicate 112,000 cents, 65,000 from America, with quiet dreadstuffs and stable weather.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Movement to repeal the poultry dressing law in Boston
A Boston product exchange meeting debated revising a law requiring poultry to be dressed before sale. Dealers protested strongly citing trade shifts to New York and southern markets. Committees were formed to report on law modification and on penalizing swindlers sending out misleading commission solicitations.
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Boards of Health
Boston
New York
New York Naval Stores and Tobacco Exchange Opens
A new exchange opens at 66 Beaver and 113 Pearl streets in New York named the New York Naval Stores and Tobacco exchange. Joseph D. Evans is its first president with over 400 members from major houses in the two trades. The success of other exchanges in stock, produce, cotton, mining, real estate, maritime, metal and more is cited as evidence it will succeed, though speculation could rise with better business facilities.
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New York City
Beaver
Pearl Streets
New York Naval Stores and Tobacco Exchange
Joseph D. Evans
Stony Brook improvement costs and Charlestown engine house progress
The Stony Brook improvement has cost 303 402 44 up to now. Bridges awarded sawed spruce timber contract to J W Leatherbee & Co at 15 per 1000 feet. The board of health begins licenses for fruit and vegetable pedlers. The Bunker Hill engine house near Main and Meadford in Charlestown is nearly finished and ready for occupancy in three weeks, with building costs between 25 000 and 30 000 dollars.
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Stony Brook
Committee On Bridges
J. W. Leatherbee & Co
Board of Health
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Main and
Meaford
Miller Farr Wedding in Boston on January 30
At Boston on January 30 a wedding solemnized by Rev M J Sav united Edwin C Miller and Ida L Farr. The couple, both of Boston, exchanged vows and begin life together.
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Miller—Farr
Boston
Rev M J Savage
Edwin C Miller
Ida L Farr
Bth
Kansas rail rate ruling maintained with minor changes
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe petitioned for a rehearing on Kansas tariff reductions. The commission’s decision preserves the former rate reduction stance with minor schedule changes, effective February 20, 1881, and cites that state power to regulate tolls remains, though not exclusively, shared with corporate boards.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Railroad Commissioners of Kansas
Kansas
Atchison
United States
Board of Directors
Board of Commissioners
United States Supreme Court
Ruggles
Central Law Journal
Glasgow Dyers Fail for Half a Million
Medford street Charlestown hay and coal dealer Herbert H Fall files for bankruptcy with debts around 14670. Assets include mortgage on wharf and horse gear. Wight firm liabilities reach 37687.76, with notes dominating. Creditors meet. Dickinson and others face 20–25 cent offers. Several firms across the U S and Canada report failures or assignments as liquidation proceeds.
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Hay
Medford Street
Charlestown
Monument Square
Margaret F. Fuller
Mystic Street
Fall
Herbert H
Silas H. Fall
Silas H. Forbes Wight
Wight
Pacific Bank
F. H. Dickinson
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Lowell
Bean
Cromwell T. Schubarth
Mr. Bean
Dickinson
City Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Neptune Insurance Companies
Supreme Court
City Mutual
New York
Lawrence
Thomas James
T. Mayer & Co
Kay & Palmer, Grocers
Watertown
D. W. Thissell
H. M. Hayward
Andover
Ryan Bros
Ryan
J.C. Hurst
Brantford
Ont
C. Frey
Cross Hill
John Sturgis
Huntsville
Christholm & Co
Thompson Bros
Boots and Shoes
Perth
Henry Montieth & Co
Turkey
Red Dyers
Glasgow
Messrs. Sharples & Co
Quebec
Paris Tribunal of Commerce
Credit de France
Credit de Paris
James P. Madden
Bath
B. Dupee
Portland
John W. Connors
Nashua
N. H
S. D. Atwoon & Co
New Boston
Horace G. Dupee
Crockery
Providence
R. I
William Fleming
New York City
Henry Gottgetten
I. N. Taylor
Hardware
Titusville
Levy Davis & Co
Richmond
Francis Vanderheide
Cincinnati
Joseph Esman
Court Arrests Judgment in US v Hill Lottery Case
Judge Nelson grants arrest of judgment in United States vs William T Hill and a co defendant for sending lottery circulars through the mail The motion was granted because the indictment failed to allege with sufficient certainty that the circulars were deposited in the post office with knowledge they concerned a lottery or gift enterprise offering prizes Almy Jr for the government P Cummings for defendants
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United States
William T. Hill
Do. Almy, Jr
P. Cummings
Smuggling cases before Commissioners Court at Falmouth
On February 5 before Commissioner Hallett, masters Crowell of the schooner Jennie Lippett and Higgins of the Bushrod W. Hill, with mates Jenkins and Crowell and steward Chipman, waived examination on smuggling charges. Captains bound $1,500 each, mates $1,000 each, steward $500, for the March district court term.
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Peter H. Crowell
Pliny Crowell
Jennie Lippett
Charlies F. Higgins
Joseph Jenkins
John C. Chipman
Bushrod W. Hill
Falmouth
Bequest to Mission Societies Upheld in Equity Case
Judge Allen rules a testator's estate pledge to Home and Foreign Missionary Societies is a valid charitable bequest to be divided between the two groups. The will excludes the Methodist Home Missionary Society and a future division scheme will be set. Other docket items include injunction results in Bill against Cook's pond outlet and various court listings.
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Eugene J. Hinkley
Henry Knox Thatcher
Susan C. Thatcher
Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies
Next of
Home Missionary Societies
Methodist Home Missionary Society
R. R. Bishop
G. Wigglesworth
J. N. Marshall
H. Baylies
M.A. Fowler
New York
J. D. Thorndike
F. C. Welch
William Ji. Jennings
Augustus Chase
Bill
Equity
Cook’s Pond
Fall River
K. R. Hoar
J. M. Morton
T. M. Stetson
J. F. Jackson
J. K. Braley
William Reed
Damages case cut short by juror illness in horse clipping suit
The Sherer vs Smith case to recover damages for injuries to a horse clipped was discontinued due to a juror falling ill. Related matters include Thompson vs Bannon a contract action over stonework for a cellar wall that fell, with defence by general denial. Various docket entries follow.
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William L. Sherer
John Smith
Alice Thompson
Thomas Bannon
K. &. Loring
H. N. Allen
Municipal Courts February 5 Larceny and Assault Cases
In central courts Judge Forsaith presided. Carrie Galloupe and George II Wells charged with larceny. fines and costs set. Walter H Ordway and Mary Betham held for appearance. others fined for breaking and entering, assault, or obstructing a street car. Several defendants held for higher court or appearance dates. numerous fines, costs, and detentions noted.
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Forsaith
Carrie Galloupe
John H. Williams
Thomas Brady
George II. Wells
Walter H. Ordway
Mary Betham
John D. N. R. Howell
William H. Howard
Richard Robinson
Henry G. Smith
William A. Corbett
House of Industry
William Blake
Kenry Bridges
A. W. Snow
John McCarty
Superior Court
Boston
James W. Foster
Household Hints and Brass Craft From The Post
A conservative home guidance piece urges women to manage duties, balance work and family, and elevate home life as central to virtue, with advice on arranging chores and modeling responsible motherhood. It also details hammered brass work techniques, from tracing designs on sheet brass to forming relief with punches, and offers decorative room makeover ideas using blue tones and matting.
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New England
Strange tale of Rev. Winslow seen in Boston
A Davenport Iowa Democrat report claims Rev. E D Winslow, missing since 1876, was spotted in Boston on the 19th. The narrative unfolds with disguise on a Chicago bound train, conductor recognizing him, Winslow recounting years in South America, claims of legal vindication, and denials of divorce and bigamy.
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E.D. Winslow
Boston
Winslow
C. R. I. and
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Blinn
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Liquid Food Testimonials Support Hospital Use
By the use of Liquid Food the same results can be obtained as are obtained in the Free Hospital of seventy beds supported by the Murdock Liquid Food Company, Boston. This is confirmed by the following testimonials, received from the leading Wholesale Druggists of the United States.
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Free Hospital
Murdock Liquid Food Company
Boston
United States
Pennsylvania
Our
Maine
Massachusetts
Jig S&wwre
Murdoch's Liquid Food Aimed to Boost Health in Infants and Patients
The article touts Murdoch's Liquid Food as a potent raw food extract, claiming it matches half a pound of nourishment per teaspoonful and helps weakened stomachs. It notes extensive use, hospital donations for infants and women, and a broad distribution by major wholesale firms across several cities.
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