Money Matters in Boston Market with Union Pacific in View
Boston markets show firmer rates with banks discounting mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent and call loans at 4 1 2 to 5 percent. National sources note United States securities strong. Union Pacific stock fluctuates from 24 to 34 per share amid a session discussing potential joint leasing among major western railroads.
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Market Steady Decline Then Rally After Noon
Despatch from New York reports mixed rail and mining stocks with early weakness, large swings, and a final push led by Hannibal and St. Joe preferred and Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Delaware and Hudson dropped sharply to 105 1 2, while Pacific Mail and coal stocks led gains in the late rally.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
New York
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Wabashad
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Indiana
Vilint
Pere Marquette
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Town Falls
Sioux City
The
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Mexican Central
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Fort Smith
American Bell Telephone
Northern Telephone
Northern Telephone Company
Franklin
Hinshaw
Quincy
Silver Islet
Sun Pedro
Burnham
Sumpany
Messrs
Wim. B. Dana & Co
Financial Review
G. Martin
State Street
Erie
Jersey Central
Chicago
Texas
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Kansas
Mutual Union Telegraph
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Terre Haute
Lake Shore
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Delaware and
Hudson
Central Pacific
New Jersey
Burlington and Quincy
Pacific Mail
Norfolk and Western
Wabash
Delaware
Iindson
Sierra Grande
Robinson Consolidated
Alice
Chrysolite
Hall Anderson
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Navajo
Elko
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Salea
Canada Southern
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Del
L. & West
Manhattan Kile
Memphis & C
Missouri Pacific
Cen
Northern Pacific
Wit
One & Missisippi
BOL
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Lily
Ivy Pacific Mail
Peoria
Phila
Reading
Milwaukee &St.p
St. P.& Omeha
Texas Pacific
Saly Akg
Saly Wa
St.l
Westen Union
Oregon Trans.Co
Baty Bay Nor, & Westptd
St Mutual Cuion
Daily car inspection report and market notes at Corn Exchange
The report lists car grades and counts for white winter wheat, corn steamer, oars, and Liverpool cheese. Special from Elgin notes cheese and butter quotas. New York mercantile exchange reports steady markets for butter cheese and pork bids. Chicago pork and lard prices listed. Union Stockyards show hog and cattle receipts and price ranges. February wheat, corn, and oats futures with daily closes. Receipts and shipments for corn and oats at Chicago given.
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Elgin
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
Boston Produce Exchange
Chicago
SIS
Kis Blais
Sis Rie
Market notes on breadstuffs and dairy products
The market remains firm with limited concessions. Corn oats and flour show quiet activity. butter and eggs vary by grade with creamery and dairy stock outperforming earlier levels. Potatoes steady. beans and other produce subdued as shipments tighten and prices hold.
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Fall Creamery
New York
Vermont
Wester Creamery
Choice Western Dairy
Sac
Western
Canada
Sogo
Market Prices and Commodities Report Below Peak Winter Levels
The report lists prices for apples, cranberries, dried fruits, hay and straw, and provisions. It notes steady pork and lard, steady poultry and game with high prices, and general weakness in hay and straw sales. Cotton and textile futures show dull activity with mixed regional quotes and port receipts detailed.
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Aioe Central
Brooks
Tasman Sweets
Market Bulletin: Faneuil Hall Retail Prices Feb 14
Market notes show well stocked provision departments at Faneuil Hall with hogs light from the west due to loading car shortages in Chicago. Fresh meats and pork prices rise slightly with limited fresh ribs, hams, and sausages. fruits vegetables and seafood list varied gains and shortages across items and regions.
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Chicago
Norfolk
Martinoes
Malaga
Em &P
Market summaries from Chicago to New Orleans sectors
Drawer of commodities and prices shows refined goods, beef and lard markets, and shipping rates across Chicago Toledo Milwaukee and other ports. Wheat, flour, corn, oats, rye and pork futures move amid steady to firmer tones. freight costs to Liver pool steady. various tierce and mes s beef and butter prices noted with regionally reported spot and future quotes.
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Greany
Petroleum—United
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Cor
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Milwaukee
Barle
Sie
Financial notes from London and Liverpool markets
U S 5s rise to 16, Atlantic and Great Western firsts 56, Erie 3795, New York Central 12914, Penn Central 6, Reading 28, Mexican 1451g. Cargoes for wheat and corn steady. Liverpool wheat fair, corn steady. Flour prices quoted in Liverpool and London. cotton futures dull but steady with various contracts listed. Receipts show three 18 152,000 centals wheat, mostly American breadstuffs. weather in England fine.
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Merchants’ Exchange
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Livestock Market Report and Lumber from States
The Boston Post summary lists weekly cattle, swine, and sheep totals with prior week and year comparisons, plus rail car counts by line. It also includes market beef and store cattle prices, prices for swine and hides, and notes on lumber from various states including Maine Vermont and Massachusetts.
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Kasten
New York
New England
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Old Colby, CO
Brighton
Railroads End Mutual Operating Pact Between Boston and Lowell
A Boston and Lowell railroad circular confirms termination of the mutual operating agreement with the Concord railroad, effective after business on February 28, amid cordial notes. Separate notes discuss Trans-Pacific competition, potential pooling with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, and proposed independent routes from Ogden to California. News covers earnings shifts for Wabash, Richmond and Danville, and the Southwestern system in early February.
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Trans-Pacific
Chicago Tribune
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Pacific Coast
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Union
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California
Denver and
Rio Grande
Utah
Burlington
General
Wabash
Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company
Southwestern Railway System
Imports at Boston and Havana Steamer Newport Cargo
Listings show cargo on Boston and Havana consignments aboard ships City of Columbus and Newport. Entries include numerous bales hides cotton timber resin and crates from firms such as Edwards Brackett Field Lawrence and Proctor Haskell with items like cigars, rice, leather, and machinery. Multiple firms and cargos noted across ships and dates.
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Colmmbus
Eard
Manchard
Carlton
Edwards & Brackett
Henderson
Lewis
Turpentine Leonard & Clark
Roach
Tufts
Rice
Jewell & Co
Field & Lawrence
Nickerson
Everett Mills
Stark Mmils
Bott Cotton Mills
Webster Co
Almy & Co
Dickson
Dexter
Beard
Wheelwright, Anderon & Co
Billings & Eaton
Brown & Co
Lord & Co
Continental
Havana
Newport
New York
Pierce & Co
Foreign Exports GLASGGW Steamer Austrian Cleared Feb 12
The steamer Austrian cleared on February 12 for foreign exports listing 6 444 bushels of wheat 3s8 boxes hams 250 boxes sugar 285 gallons shoe ink 4 cases Scotch Holland 10 150 sacks flour 1s 059 bushels corn 100 barrels apples 14 bales duck 5 cases dress foods 2 cases organ material 1 crate machinery 63 head cattle 2 200 pieces staves It records the volume and variety of goods shipped overseas from the port.
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Receipts of Staple Goods Across Railroad Lines
A long list of commodities delivered by multiple railroads including Liesten Albany Maine and Easten lines. Entries cover corn oats middlings barley flour malt tallow pork hams grease beans onions butter cheese apples hay lumber leather hides skins tea coffee molasses and more with quantities noted per carriage or carload.
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Albany
Providence Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Tum- Sane Tolls
Maine Railroad
Easten Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Baptists Attack Ingalls Over Conceptions of Immortality
The New York Baptist Weekly labeled Senator Ingalls an infidel for remarks at the Hill memorials. Ingalls replied from Washington DC defending his views on the afterlife, condemning the editorial as heathenish slander and urging repentance for malice and evil speaking.
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Court Record: Appeal in Fosdick Bankruptcy Case
United States Circuit Court on February thirteen before Judge Coir hears Charles H. Hersey et al as assignees appeal from a bankrupt court decision allowing proof of certain notes against the estate of C F Parker and Co. The case resumes with Edward Avery for plaintiffs and J J Myers and J E Warner for the defendant.
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Springfield man held on charges in Ludlow post office theft
Frederick Rivers of Springfield Massachusetts was held in 1000 dollars bond by U S Commissioner HALLETY on February 13 for the March term of the district court. He faces charges of breaking and entering and stealing money from the Ludlow post office.
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Frederick Rivers
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Wiliian Measeley
Patrick Lannehan
Jeremiah Driscoll
Emma Copekind
Louis S. Letts
Herman Geller
Commercial Street
Charles E. Brown
Martin Glynn
John Kennedy
House of Correction
James Ross
John B. Farrer
George Cutler
Custody dispute over Annie Neithamer ruled by Supreme Judicial Court
In a February session before Judge Devens the Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the father retains the paramount right to custody of Annie K Neithamer born to George Neithamer and his deceased wife. The case cited the child's delicate nature and the mother's earlier estrangement, with the court ordering the suit to issue and allowing the father's custody claim to proceed. additional notes on related cases and civil and criminal matters followed in the docket.
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Patrick Nelligan
Suffolk
Ae F. Fitz
Paul West
Catherine Wilton
City of
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Phillips Street
T. J. Morrison
T. M. Babson
New Publications listed for February including Modern Hagar
A catalog of upcoming books and editions from major publishers. Charles M Cay’s Modern Hagar is reviewed as a two volume sequel to Baby Rue. Other works include Ford’s American Citizen's Manual, Helen Campbell on Work and Play, and North American land atlas by Nesse-Wartegg.
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Iron Silver Company
H. A. Hagan
Agassiz Museum
Cambridge
Charles M. Cay
New York
Geo, W. Harlan & Co
Boston
A. Williams & Co
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Baby Rue
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Ernest von Nesse-Wartegg
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Richard A. Proctor
Pearze Smyth
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John McElroy
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United States
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American Journal of Medica Science
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