Bell Telephone Advances Amid Turbulent Market Sights
The Boston market notes liquidity with banks lending 4 to 6 percent and call loans near 4 percent. New York funds show premiums while rails and utilities trade unevenly. Bell Telephone climbs to 163 4, aided by broader weakness in some industrials. debentures of Toledo Cincinnati St Louis slip amid a dull, crowded board.
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New York
Financial List Shows Mixed NY Stock Movement in Feb 1884
New York financial desk reports a mixed day with money easy at 1 to 2 percent on call and foreign exchange steady. Wabash and Western Union weak, coal shares rise on unfounded dividend rumor, then falter. overall market ends with a sharp decline and bears reasserting pressure.
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New York
Wabash and
Western Union
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Reading
Delaware and Hudson Company
Manitoba
Northwest
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Bears
Delaware
Hudson
Darling, Dension & Co
Green Bay
Winona
Review of the Boston Market Week Ending Feb 6
A dense price guide covering Alcohol to Salt markets. Ashes to cereals, with detailed quotations for coal, cotton, dry goods, drugs, dyes, and numerous commodities. Reports note weak coffee and broad price steadiness, with some sectors like candles and fish showing mild strength.
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Boston
Trade and Its Outlook
Report of commodity trading at the Boston exchange with car deliveries and prices for April March February and May. Grain receipts today include corn 71,750 bushels wheat 5,000 oats 18,900 shorts 6,700. flour 4,800 bbls. Elevator stocks show corn 275,167 bushels oats 100,341 rye 1,847 barley 14,617 wheat 30,502 peas 231. Prices for butter cheese eggs and beans noted. grain futures quoted with opening and closing levels. Union stock Yards shipments and hogs mentioned.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
Chicago
Evorracy Corm
Eeoe Park
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City
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Western
Bailey
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Tierce
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Continent
South America
Albany
Brighton
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Lara
Barney
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Trade Slow as Spring Ends and Factories Gird for Slump
The spring trade ends with no new orders as manufacturers face shutdowns soon. Despite gloom, a silver lining exists with fall buying likely lifting sales. shipments through the week total 54,698 cases, down from last year, with distribution across major cities including Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and several Southern and Western ports.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
Nashville
Montgomry
Ala
Wheelme
W. Va
Quincy
Ill
Omaha
Neb
Evansville
Ind
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Columbus
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
Kansas City
Dubuque
Towanda
Norfolk
Diverse Goods Cargoes Drawn by Multiple Steamers and Vessels
Foretza Exports in Melbourne reports a vast mix of items including kerosene, hardware, canned goods, tobacco, and agricultural implements with quantities listed for shipments on the Bark Weliam HH Besse 5 250 casts kerosene and numerous other goods. Liverpool and London steamers carry flour, meat, lard, beef, and farm products, while Lockport and Montevideo orders note lumber and miscellaneous cargoes.
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Melbourne
Australia
Bark Weliam HH Besse
Liverpool
Eng
Istrian
London
Ripon City
Lockport
Willie Freeman
Montevideo
Receipts of Staple Products by Regional Rail Lines
A long list of freight receipts from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Granite Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Lower, Maine, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and sea routes. Items include bales of cotton and wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, meal, tallow, grease, butter, cheese, tea, coffee, sugar, bacon, ham, eggs, beans, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, pelts, and various bags, barrels, and cases with quantities ranging from dozens to thousands, across February records.
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Boston and Albany
Grana Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Sea
de Wien
Sewesin
Bt Pbs
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siSkins
Market Report on Live Stock Prices and Arrivals
The weekly market shows cattle, sheep, and swine numbers by state with arrivals at yards totaling 9,253 cattle and 14,705 swine. Prices for beef, store cattle, and hogs are listed, with regional notes on supply, including comments on lighter Chicago flow and price upticks, plus remarks on veal calves and live poultry market activity.
Live Stock Market Report from Brighton and Watertown Yards
Advanced on live nestalk and butchers ready to pay for country lots. Pigs plentiful, some lots unsold, market dull for store pigs. Cattle arrivals by AN Monroe and Hollis & Co greeted a dull trade. Steers sold from 710 to 710 with various weights, springers and milch cows noted, beef oxen and dressed beef shipments detailed. Export and regional movements show English market softening, Maine cattle and veal droves, and steady sheep trading with limited demand.
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Brighton
AN Monroe
Hollis & Co
G B Gilbert
Sclive
S H_ Wardwell
Libby & Son
JS Henry
F H Coolidge
Liverpool
Istrian
J. O. Rine
A. N Monroe
M. Goldsmith
Ripon City
London
A. N. Monroe
J. O. Brine
Durham City
Lingham
O Brine
Columbia
Glasgow
Maine
Boston
W W Hall
Glines & Weston
J H Gilman
G_B Gilbert
JG Littlefield
RK. French & Son
Sargent & Turner
Stoker
H. A. Wilcox
Slac
Watertown
Vermont
New Bampshire
Woburn
Mass
Waterto#m
Hathaway & Jackson
C. P. Whittemore
H. Bird & Co
H. Vv
Obed Whipple
North Pomfret
I. B. Sargent
J. H. Gilman
Brighton Landing
Albany
Farrell & Stetson
EH Eames
J McFlynn
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Wheat Prices Across Cities
Cotton markets show steady to quiet trading with mid 10s to 16s in various cities. stock totals and receipts listed for Norfolk, New York, Louisville, Savannah, Boston, and others. Wheat and flour trade displays higher bids, strong spot markets, and extensive receipts and exports across Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Toledo with mixed advances and firm tones.
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Faneuil Hall National Bank
Cones Unne
Dedham National Bank
Wera Senesopedeee Lie
North National Bank
Lattine
Merchants’ National Bank
Cena Seaee
New England National Bank
LSE
State National Bank
National Eagte Bank
Hamilton Woollen Mamufac Bigness
Merrimack Manufacter Ra
Fimensen
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Jackson Manufacturing Cos
Seine
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Nish Saren
National City Bank
Ceces
Ghoston & Lowell
Maple River Rairoad
Tsssee Reeses
Boston & Maine
Stockline Gaslight Co
National Fibe
National Car CO
Cin
St. Louis
Eee Tan Ae
London and Liverpool Markets Report February 6 1900s
London financial and commodity notes show Consols at 1011-16 with various rail and mine shares listed. Wheat and corn cargo movements steady, wheat imports to the UK about 240k–245k quarters, Paris wheat firm, flour dearer. Liverpool flour prices and provisions noted, cotton market modest with steady futures, Upland and Orleans quotes provided.
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West
Paris
Rochelle
London
Beerbohm
Merchants Exchange
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Good Morning Greetings Brighten Daily Life
The passage urges saying good morning to family, friends, classmates, and teachers with a cheerful smile. It argues such greetings lift spirits, ease fatigue, and help life run smoother, encouraging consistent kindness even on gloomy mornings.
Gov Robinson Nominates Officials for Exposition
Governor Robinson named J Howard Nichols of Boston as commissioner and Edward S Bradford of Springfield as alternate to the world’s industrial and cotton centennial exposition in New Orleans. He announced Irving A Evans as director of the Collateral Loan Co and Henry W Bragg of Boston as master in chancery, plus Francis Brooks John S Dwight Leverett Saltonstall and John E Wetherbee as trustees of the Perkins Institute and Massachusetts School for the Blind at a Wednesday executive council meeting.
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Arthur
J.howard Nichols
Boston
Edward 8. Bradford
Springfield
New Orleans
Executive Council
Irving A. Evans
Collateral Loan Company
Henry W. Bragg
Francis Brooks
Johns. Dwight
Leverett Saltonstall
John E. Wetherbee
Perkins Institute
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Railroad Questions and Trusts Move Through Senate
The Van Wyck resolution in the senate questions Union Pacific charter penalties for dividends and new stock. Ham cites a likely inquiry into capital increase to 60.6 million, while denying government-director involvement. Boston Barre and Gardner elect Morse as president and announce new officers. A Chelsea petition seeks hearings on Lynn and Boston railroad double rate practices. Connecticut votes to collect NY and NE railroad taxes. Mexican National and Louisville Nashville earnings are reported for early 1884 weeks. Manitoba January earnings show a rise.
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Mail and Express
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Price, Lee & Co
New England
New Haven
Connecticut
Chelsea
Lynn and Boston Railroad Company
Boston
Connecticut House of Representatives
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Manitoba
Neptune Insurance Receivership Accounts And Insolvency Notices
In Salem the Neptune Insurance receivers seek final allowance with assets of 332 357 02 and liabilities of 2 139 821 01, about 9 000 on hand, 2 000 requested as additional compensation, 7 000 to creditors. judge approves. Also in Salem insolvent court, A C Fowler hotel Amesbury creditors meeting. assignees Whiting and Durkee. liabilities 8 803 80. assets include cigars ale liquor and claret. Various other insolvency filings and exemptions across Massachusetts and neighboring states. multiple debtors report assets, liabilities, and potential dividends or assignments.
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Charles G. Loring
Neptune Insurance Company
Salem
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Amesbury
F. C. Whiting
Laurision C. Durkee
Bradbury
Fairfield
Boston
Daniel S. Brigham
Wm. Sullivan
Falr & Sullivan
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William A Smith
Washington Street
IF. S. Smith
Fish
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Joan L. Scofield
Blackville
N. B
George T. Comins
Boston and Concord
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Campton Village
Peter Fagin
Rutland
F.N. Lamb
Grocer
Willimantic
George A. Straus
Henry Kruger
Hays City
Kan
J. W. Rogers
Troy
J. W. Barkhurst
Roscoe
John Livanson
Chicago
Peter Lansing
Deer Lodge
Mont
Concord Belting Company Dividends Are Deferred
The Concord belting company decides to pass the annual dividend using last year’s net earnings for construction and new machinery. Page and Page waive surplus interest for a 25000 cash remuneration. The firm reports full employment and a 200000 capital.
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Concord
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Charles T. Page
Page
Concord Sewall
Falls Water Company
Charles River Embankment Company
Isaac Pratt, Jr
John Goldthwait
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Charles Davenport
Samuel P. Allen
Emmons Raymond
Cambridge Flats
Cambridge
Burton Stock Car Company
Joel M. Holden
George D. Burton
Clarence Hale
Edwin F. Perkins
Louis C. Southard
Percival L. Everett
James Sturgis
E. F. Perkins
David H. Goodell
James A. Hathaway
Maine Steamship Company
New York Line
C. M. Bailey
M. P. Emery
W. G. Davis
J. B. Coyle, Jr
Henry Fox
J. B. Coyle
H. J. Libby
R. M. Richardson
John Englis
Wells Fargo Express Company
Denver
Lloyd Tevis
Joan J. Valentine
James Herron
Henry Wadsworth
San Francisco
Charles Crocker
John J. Valentine
Oliver Eldridge
Leland Stanford
James C. Fargo
New York
Charles Fargo
Chicago
Phillips Denounces Hayes Bargain In Stark Portrait
The New York Sun recalls Wendell Phillips as the first Republican to condemn the Hayes bargain. Within days after the inauguration he delivered a fiery Philadelphia speech on March 26, 1877, railing at the president’s venality and cowardice.
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New York Sun
Wendell Phillips
Hayes
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Philadelphia
What is a boom and who holds it in Washington Hatchet
The piece defines a boom as an ethereal political essence shaping patriots to envision executive power civil service oversight and tariff revision. It notes nobody currently possesses a boom, though it claims Mr. Logan, author of English as She Is Spoke, has one.
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Mr. Logan
Court Record Involving Nash Mortgage Fraud Case
In Dorchester district a bill in equity by assignees of Frank O Nash against Nathaniel Tucker and others alleges a 1883 mortgage to Nash's creditors was fraudulent. It claims the land was overvalued and improvements were arranged to benefit Tucker, seeks cancellation or redemption. Hearing begun, unfinished. counsel Morse Estabrooks for plaintiffs Allen Tucker for defendants.
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Nathaniel M. Jewett
Nagnees
Nathaniel Tucker
Frank O. Nash
Nashuly
Dorchester
Nash
Tucker
Rhodes & Co
R. M. Morse, Jr
G. W. Estabrooks
F. D. Allen
G. F. Tucker
Superior Court First Session Dockets Feb 6 1882
Court entries record cases before Judge Brigham and Judge Mason. Schr ick v Southwick seeks 3000 damages for alleged assault causing miscarriage. Verdi cts listed for Kimball v Boston railroad and others. adjournments noted. petition by William Washburn against the Commonwealth denied.
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Superior Covbrt
Brigham
Wills and administrations listed for area residents
The wills presented include Betsey C. Tucker Pepperell Andrew Lowery Malden Francis Smith Robert A Lodbery Lowell Daniel Wetherbee Acton Kezia B Herring Natick George McWhister Waltham Benjamin F Wyer Woburn John W Hastings Medford Ambrose Ashert Stoneham John Doody Timothy J Connors Asa Tyler Cambridge Charles R Beers Hugh Blackwell Somerville Frederick A Billings Framingham Nicholas Cooney lewksbury Lovey Z Duren Carlisle Abigail Spooner Everett Letters of administration granted on estates of Emily Carter Newton Ann R K Stearns Lincoln Geo C Bacon Malden Elizabeth L Smith Newton Andrew J Caleff Lowell David Chamberlain Newton Hattie A Skinner Cambridge Maurice P Emery Framingham Winifred Gibbon Marlboro Henry McDanforth Cambridge George Cossette Lowell Eben F E Glanchard Framingham Susannah T Dalton Newton Nathaniel Morrison Somerville Edward M Buell Natick Jessie M Arnold Hudson Arlen Fisk Westford Freeda M Morse Lowell Mary Stone Boxboro Ann B Weeks Newton Rebecca Badger Medford Loring Badger Malden Eliza F Fowle Woburn Minnie E Boutwell Medford John F Kelley Somerville William Trowbridge Newton Andrew Cummings Watertown Cornelius Lowney Lowell Chester M Williams Lexington Rebecca B Poland Wakefield Henry McGarry Cambridge Owen Martin Somerville Anthony Johnstone Lowell
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Betsey C. Tucker
Pepperell
Andrew Lowery
Malden
Francis Smith
Robert A. Lodbery
Lowell
Daniel Wetherbee
Acton
Kezia B. Herring
Natick
George McWhister
Waltham
Benjamin F. Wyer
Woburn
John W. Hastings
Medford
Ambrose Ashert
Stoneham
John Doody
Timothy J. Connors
Asa Tyler
Cambridge
Charles R. Beers
Hugh Blackwell
Somerville
Maurice P. Emery
Framingham
Winifred Gibbon
Marlboro
Henry McDanforth
George Cossette
Eben FE. Glanchard
Susannah T. Dalton
Newton
Nathaniel Morrison
Edward M Buell
Jessie M. Arnold
Hudson
Arlen Fisk
Westford
Freeda M. Morse
Mary Stone
Box
Thompson v Bannon: verdict for plaintiff for 150 dollars
In the case of Alice Thompson versus Thomas Bannon the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of 150 dollars. Attorneys E. D. Loring and H. N. Allen appeared for the parties. Also listed are cases Dennis Sullivan v town of Medford and Peter E. Donahue v town of Medford with tort claims over damages from culvert work and crop injuries, and Orr Parker v Patrick Tracy over a horse conversion. C. G. Plunkett and B. F. Hayes represented plaintiffs and defendants respectively. The record shows the matter in progress with jury view noted.
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Thomas Bannon
E. D. Loring
H. N. Allen
Dennis Sullivan
Town of
Medford
Peter E. Donahue
C. G. Plunkett
B. F. Hayes
Orr Parker
Patrick Tracy
George C. Travis
Boston Courts Reported Sentences and Fines
In central court Judge Forsaith presided where Edward McCarty was fined for assault. Minnie McDonald held for receiving stolen goods, Thomas Shaw in larceny, 500. East Boston court fined George T. Simpson for breaking the Sabbath, 10 dollars and costs. Andrew F. Quirk, minor, six months in house of reformation for malicious mischief. Bunker Hill court Philip Riley assault and battery 1233. Ellen King fined 50 dollars and costs for unlawfully selling liquor. South Boston court Edward Mooney and James J. Sullivan six months in house of industry for third drunk. Joseph A. McGrath common drunkard six months.
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Minnie McDonald
Thomas Shaw
Boston
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House of Reformation
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Philip Riley
Ellen King
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American Electric and Eluminating Co
American Rapid Telegraph Co
Manufacturers
Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Cook County
Toledo, Delphos and
Burlington Railroad Trust
Re Street
Boots x Shoes
Cas Johnson
Mmooody & CO
A. S. Richards & CO
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO
Utrest
Montana
Check of
Lippinogott. Son & 00
Market Street
Philadelp
Est Boat and Shoe Auction House
BR. Khnights & CO
Washing Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Eral Street
Federal Street
East Street
Cove Street
Samuel A. Way. Felts
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Henshaw & C
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
City Fall River
Pueblo and
Arkansas Valley
New Mexico
South Pacific
Boston and Albany RR
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Arlington Street
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Stark Mills Old Colony Railroad Co
Lso— National Webster Bank
Stark Mills
Iowa
Nebraska
RKR
Eliot National Bank
Mount Vernon National Bank
National Shoe and Leather Bank of
Auburn
Lime Rock National Bank of
Rockland
National Hide and Leather Bank
Ianapolis
Lafayette
Boston and
Nashua and
Lowell Railroad
American Electric and Suminating Co
Cedar Rapids and
Missouri River RR
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Pepverell Manufacturing Co
Worcester, Nashua and
Rochester RR. Co
Toledo, Cincinnati and
Isla
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State St
Craighill
Palermo Oranges
Fiske’s
Cyrus L. Harris & CO
Central Wharf
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Cookson
Newcastle
England
Jaz Ts Auctioneers
Albert Howe& CO
Warren Avenue
Bostox