Wisconsin Central prominence boosts market activity
Wisconsin Central attracted strong trading with shares moving widely at 18 to 19 for the common and 25 to 27 for the preferred amid a stretch of rail stock volatility. The report notes revival of absorption talks with Northern Pacific or another Northwestern buyer and cites Portage Lake Gazette on ore exploration plans in Ontonagon county.
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Boston
Western Railroad
Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
Burlington
Quncy
New York
Bears
Union Pacific
Gould
Central Iowa Railroad
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
Portage Lake
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Agogeebie
Ontonagon County
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phillips
Ohio
Flint
Pete Marquette
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Lowell
Eastern
Maine
Concord
Fitchburg
Norwich
Worcester
New Hampshire
Revere Beach
Lynn
Mexican Centrals
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Atchison
New Mexico
Southern Pacific
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Massachusetts Central
American Bell Telephone
Bay State Telephone
Mexican Telephone
State Street
Northern
Mutual Union
Western Union
Wand
Combecl
Lake Superior
Franklin
Calumet and
Ieeda
Harshaw
Bonanza Development
Tluron
Sullivan
Catalpa
San Pedro
Railroads and Stocks Show Mixed Activity in Early Market
An OCR fragment lists several railroads and financial figures, including Boston & Albany, Boston & Maine, and Lake Shore lines, with varied stock values and percentages. The dense numeric snippet suggests a broad market table reflecting railroad equities and miscellaneous securities with brief mentions of companies like Am. Bell and Tropical Telephone amid miscellaneous figures.
Stock Sales Highlights and Company Listings
A fragment from a financial page shows varied stock quotes and bond listings. Companies include Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. Lowell Machine Shop. Mass Central Coal. Union Pacific. Standard Water Meter. and Twin Lead, with prices and figures indicating daily movements and par values. The text also references mining and ore operations, boilerplate notes, and several unsettled entries across multiple industries.
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Ich
Santa Possis Cnce
Beli Eta
de Bonanza
Catalpa E Mining
Bussei! Afunmet
Chicago
Burtington & Tines
Lowell Machine Shop
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Jae
Danse
Gs Suvttorosiecves Keio Es
Mass
Central Cae
St. James Man
Gola
Pouto
Pacife Bis
Sca
Arlington Gun Gold Mining Co
Pacific Mills
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Boston Gaslight Co
Essex Co
Terre Haute and
Southeastern Istm
City of Milwaukee
Chicago and Eastern Diinois Railroad
Atchison and Nebraska
Burl and
Quincy
Burl
Mo River Kits
Clinton
Dubuque
Minneapolis
Michigan Central Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe R. R
Ottawa
Burlington
Kansas City, Lawrence and Southern RR
Richardson, Hill & Co. Brokering on Boston and New York Boards
Orders in stocks and bonds promptly executed at the Boston and New York stock boards by Richardson Hill & Co. Private wire to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all the stock markets can be seen at their office, No. 40 Water Street.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Lawson, Douglas & CO
N. Y
Exchange Place
Cumberland, Broadwa
State Street
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
London
Francis Peabody
J. W. Foeld
Tubdl
New York Financial Market Summary From Despatch
Despatches describe a volatile trading day with money rates firming, rail stocks leading gains, and Union Pacific and Vanderbilt shares among top movers. Bond activity included gains across Canada Southern firsts and Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe firsts, while mining stocks were dull and overall prices closed near day highs.
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New York
Alabama
Aton
Terre Haute
Burlington and Quincy
Omaha
Union Pacific
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Lackawanna
Denver
Rio Granado
Michigan Central
Richmond
Danville
St. Paul
Vanderbilts
Canada
Southern Firsts
Chesapeake and Ohio
East Tennessee
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Oregon Navigation
Rochester
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Pacific
South Carolina
Sierra Grande
Robinson Consolidated
Little Chief
Navajo
Bulwer
Sonora
the Stock Exchange
Flour and grain markets firm with steady demand
The market shows firm demand across flour and grains with western trade steady. Prices for various flour grades, corn, oats, rye, and barley are quoted with modest sales and no concessions. Butter, cheese, eggs, and cotton also trend steady, while provisions and fresh meats hold firm. New York futures open steady and close strong with high day receipts.
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Minnesota
Illinois
St Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Canada West
MILI
Carroad
Vermont
Maine
Canada
Fairs Choice Canada
Burbanks
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Taiwan
Beston
Poston
Western
Boston
Worcester County
Milwaukee
Chicago
Toledo
Commercial Bulletin
Cincinnati
Lara
Detroit
Fel
Shipping imports and lumber orders at Boston and Georgetown
Lists of cargo entries and quantities from Boston and Glasgow including parcels for Dyer Taylor H & A Allan and others. Mentions 110,000 feet lumber for Georgetown and 460,000 feet for the Fannie Whitmore, with multiple cases bales bricks and boxes among various firms and ships.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Dyer, Taylor & Co
H & A Allan
Bemis Bros & Co
Parcal It & L. Chase
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
White & Co
Hovey & Co
Waldo Bros
Wells
Georgetown
Lackawanna
Chase Lewis
Pensacola
Fannie Whitmore
Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroad Shipments
A long list of consignments from various railroads including Fitchburg Old Colony Providence Boston and Maine New York and New England Lowell Maine and Eastern lines. The entries cover wool, flour, oats, corn, wheat, peas, tallow, lard, hogs butter apples hay leather hides tea molasses eggs beans and other goods, with quantities in bales bushels sacks cases and rolls. It records shipments arriving or processed by multiple railroad companies and express services.
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Fitchburg
Old Colony Railroad
Providence Railroad
Boston
New York and New England Railroad
Lowell
Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Markets by Telegraph Cotton Prices and Receipts
Cotton markets across Augusta New Orleans Norfolk Savannah Baltimore St Louis and Charleston show steady firm or higher tones with varied net and gross receipts. Prices middling range from 9 1 4d to 9 34c and receipts in thousands of bales. New York reports higher overall grain and flour markets with strong export demand and mixed futures, while staples like sugar molasses and oils shift modestly with ongoing ship exports and coastwise movements.
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Augusta
New Orleans
MMCR
Norfolk
Savannah
Baltimore
Great Britain
ST. Louis
Ers
Wilmington
GOSS
Philadelphia
iNet
Galveston
Nice
France
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Adick
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Iasciva Ges
Charleston
Beemer
New York
Coitton
Orleans
Minnesota
Iec
Iolge
Canada
White Southern
Fim
Rio Grande
Jomeslic
Petroleum—United
Tierces City
South America
Gloucester Market Prices for Fish and Crops on February 8
Lent opens with a poorly stocked market and fair trade in Gloucester. Prices quoted span Georges Codfish, haddock, hake, pollock, and other species with various grades and packaging. Newfoundland cod and Nova Scotia fish shows mixed values. Separate reports from Cape Ann Advertiser list Chicago grain futures, flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and livestock prices with steady to mixed movements across markets in St Louis Milwaukee and Detroit.
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Liverpool
Gloucester
Georges
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia Dry Bank
Haddock
Choice Nova Scotia
Bay of Fundy
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Halifax
California
Cape Ann Advertiser
Chicago
ST. Louis
Corp
Stey
Bank of England bullion up £280000 in a week
London reports bullion reserves rise by 280000 pounds while reserve ratio to liability falls from 47 13 16 to 46 percent. Commercial desk notes firm wheat and corn cargoes with mixed shipments, prices for red wheat and corn moving, Liverpool and London markets cited for grains and provisions. Cotton in Liverpool firmer with futures listed. Coffee prices in Rio de Janeiro quoted, exchange rate to London noted.
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London
Paris
Bank of England
Erie
New York Central
Tinois Central
Pennsylvania Central
Commercial
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Injunction Motion in Printing Press Patent Case Denied
In a complex patent dispute, Judge Lowen denied a motion for a preliminary injunction to restrain use of a component of a newspaper printing press under patent 131,217. The ruling found the patent valid, claim 3 defining a distinct part and not infringing, with damages best measured as a royalty and negotiations continuing for license terms.
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Richard M. Hoe
Boston Daily Advertiser Corporation
Fgainst One Kohler
New York
Blachford
Campbell
Forbush
Bradford
Curtis
Supreme Court
McLean
Barnard
Nist
Monson and Phillips
Turner Lee
McClure
Carr
James P. Mulcahey
Charles J - Train
James Shea
Samé
Mystic Wharf
Navy Yard
E. L. Barney
E. J. Hadley
C. R. Train
J. C. Teele
Charles W. Hersey
Alexander Law
Fordick
Law
Trenay
Ontal
Edward Avery
J. J. Myers
J. B. Warner
Ship’s fishing season dispute over wages and lay
A libellant and his son dispute wages from a fishing voyage. After signing articles claiming a full lay and half lay for his son, a second agreement guaranteed the libellant a share not less than 200. The libellant left November 4, defense argues the season ends November 30, libellant argues the season ends with the pollock fishery. the articles or oral terms determine it. Heard: Fred Cunningham for libellants, George L. Rietfen for claimant.
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Havin
Fred Cunningham
George L. Rietfen
SUPERION COURT FIRST SESSION VERDICTS AND SUITS
In the first session before Judge Pitman verdict for plaintiff S9743 in Lyon v Cunning ham et al with counsel Lampdon for plaintiff and Bragg for defendants Another case Frothingham v Bishop opened and suspended for balance of 196 for work and materials with Rittledge for plaintiff and Pickering for defendant Hannah O Hearn v Driscoll a replevin action for household furniture about 30 dollars with O'Brien and Durham for plaintiff and Bolster for defendant In order list and second session before Judge Blopgett includes McVey v McPermott jury disagreement Clapp v Clapp libel verdict for plaintiff 200 Powers for plaintiff Howland for defendant Soden et al v St Farnham plaintiffs trustees case involving Roberts broker and Salem company with conversion claim Clark for plaintiffs Drury for defendant
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Superion
Pitman
Henry Lyon
John H. Cunningham
C. P. Lampdon
N. Ww. Bragg
Charles H. Frothingham
Brigham Bishop
Wry C. F. Rittledge
J. W. Pickering
Hannah O’hearn
Cornelius P. Driscoll
Huo
J. W. O’brien
Howard Durham
A. Bolster
Blopgett
James McVey
John McPermott
Charles J. E. Clapp
John B. Clapp
W. H. Powers
V. Howland
Arthur H. Soden Et al
John St. Farnham
Roberts
A. C. Clark
W. J. Drury
Probate Hearing On Griggs Estate Before Judge McKim
A probate hearing on the Nathaniel W. Griggs estate was held February 8 before Judge McKim. George Griggs, a son, was named administrator. The 1879 will left about $22,000 to the widow Nancy Griggs and two children. the widow says she has received only about $700. The administrator claims his mother's share has been spent on her care since 1879. The case remains unfinished.
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Nathaniel W. Griggs
George Griggs
Nancy Griggs
Municipal Court Roundup Shows Assault and Larceny Fines
In Varied Boston Courts Bridget Lambert received six months at the house of industry for assault. Andrew Bowen and Isaac Castillo were fined $20 and $10 respectively plus costs for assault. Annie Williams was fined $50 and costs for larceny. East Boston held William E K Kelley at $500 for burglary trial and $200 for assaulting an officer. Others faced penalties for liquor sale to a minor, selling without a license, and Sunday openings, with multiple $300 holds for Feb. 24 appearance. Boston Highlands: M Kallian six months at the house of industry for assault. Carey, Otis, Seulley faced fines for larceny. Otis released on probation.
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Veb
Forsaith
Bridget Lambert
House of Industry
Andrew Bowen
Isaac Castillo
Annie Williams
East Boston
William EK. Kelley
Peter F. Judge
William J. Hanlon
Michael Harrington
Edward Wood
John E. Noyes
Boston Highlands Court
M. Kallian
John Carey
John Otis
William Seulley
Carey
Seulley
Otis
Alumni Reunion and Society Events Across Boston
At Youngs hotel alumni reunion will be attended by President Rob inson and at least two faculty members with graduates from Providence expected as Boston guests. The fourth annual Boston Firemen relief fund ball is at Mechanics hall on Feb 21 with Cadet band. The fifth Saturday talk by Hon George A Bruce, at Mercantile Library, Saturday. No license meeting at People's church tonight. Channey Hall School exhibition at Music hall Tuesday afternoon. Rev S W Bush lecture at Christian Union Friday evening on US political history. Second grand fancy dress roller skating carnival February 12 at Olympian club rink with William E Livesey feats and Miss Hattie Henry and Master Bennie Wheelock. Eight prizes for costumes. Miss J P Titecomb to speak on M E A on Friday.
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Brown
Young’s Hotel
Robinson
Providence
Boston
Boston Firemen’s Relief Fund
Mechanics’ Hall
Huntington Avenue
Mercantile Library Association
George A. Bruce
Richmond
W.F. Whiteher
Evening Traveller
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Channey Hall
Music Hall
United States
Christian Union
Boylston Street
Olympian Club
William E. Livesey
Hattie Henry
Bennie Wheelock
J. P. Titecomb
Moral Education Association
Wesleyan Hall
Wellesley President Addresses Girls on Physical Training
Miss Alice C Freeman, president of Wellesley College, spoke to the Ladies Physiological Institute on advanced study for girls and the first step of primary instruction in physiology and hygiene. She warned against social dissipation and poor eating, urged proper clothing, and emphasized that healthy growth depends on obeying physical laws. Prof Mary A Currier of Wellesley praised gymnastic exercise to supplement home training, recommending brisk walking with shoulders back.
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Alice C. Freeman
Wellesley College
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
Mary A. Currier
Ladies Aid annual meeting and charity work noted
The Ladies Aid association met at president Mrs R C Winthrop's Marlboro street home. They reported year past contributions to the hospital including 150 draw sheets 248 sheets 250 pillow cases 100 wash cloths 414 towels 156 napkins 100 blankets 60 counterpanes plus dresses flannels and more. They served Thanksgiving and Christmas meals with a tree. Old officers re elected. Emerson Social club named officers for the quarter led by George W Dryden and others. Sons of Temperance district division organized with officers listed. Annual officer election set for April.
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Ladies’ Aid Associaion
R. C.winthrop
Marlboro Street
Emerson Social Club
George W. Dryden
G. C. Campbel
Joseph W. Jackson
A. E K. Brownville
Suffolk County
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Sons of Temperance
W. P
Charles, Doe
W. A
John Tobias
R.S
Minnie Pinsmore
Abram Howland
W. C. Greene
B. Emmes
T. A. Stevens
Leyland Riggs nuptials spark Somerville ceremony
On February 5 in Somerville Rev Geo W Durell officiated as William John Leyland wed Sophia Riggs. In Boston Rev J J Lewis united George S Poole with Cora A Myers.
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Leyland—Riggs
Somerville
Geo W Durell
William John Leyland
Sophia Riggs
Poole—Myers
Boston
J J Lewis
George S Poole
Cora A Myers
Obituary notices from New England area deaths with ages
Multiple death notices dated January to February across cities and towns including Cambridge Castine Castine Me Castine Me Boston East Boston Charlestown Dorchester Chelsea Bridgewater Providence and Melrose Highlands. Names include Atkins Bridges Belcher Barrett Cullen Collins Cobbs Chase Curtis Cate Dyer Ewell Graham Hobart Keach and others with ages ranging from 24 to 90 plus months. Burial prayers and service details with locations across states.
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Cambridge
Francis A Atkins
Bridges
Castine
Nev
Phebe P
Oliver Bridges
Bass Belcher
City Hospital
Benjamin Belcher
Barrett
Newburyport
James Barrett
Cullen
Charlestown
Hannah Cullen
Ee Collins
East Salisbury
Sarah B Collins
North Springfield
Mary Eliza
William II Cobbs
Hanover
Sarah Chase
Curtis
Quincy
Hannah W
Thomas Curtis
Cate
Melrose Highlands
Samuel A Cate
Dyer
East Boston
Mary Dyer
Isaac Dyer
Biddeford
White Street
Dorchester District
Ella
William S
Lovey Ewell
S Sp
Chelsea
Margaret
John Graham
Bos
Bridgewater
Caleb Hobart
Baumphrey
Boston
Laura Alberta
Laura S
James A Keach
Providence
R i
Helen Mauran
Robert L Keach
Suchet Mauran
Ensilage Meeting Discusses Cheapest Fodder Preservation Methods
J B Brown reports on a New York ensilage gathering led by Gof fart's translator, highlighting silos costing as low as $10 with 10 ton capacity. Farmers from the US and Canada share experiences, noting costs, yields, and best practices for earth pits and field silos, plus prize offerings by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society and related crop reports from Washington.
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Thorndike Company
Columbian Manufacturing Company
Samuel Haines
Pites
Boston Duck Company
Ae P. Olsen
Cordis Mills
P. Olsen
Otis Company
Patrick Arklay
Chauncy Street
Been, Rogers & «&Co
Dundee
Federal Street
Union Club
I. H. Smith’s Sons