Boston Stock Market Dull but Steady With Mixed Bond and Share Volume
The Boston stock market showed dull, moderately steady trading with light fluctuations. Total sales reached 133000 bonds and 1896 shares, led by railroad and mining issues, while Atchison stock rebounded to 77 1/2 after a dip. Various railroads, land, and utility stocks moved within narrow ranges amid broader notes on earnings and land sale proceeds.
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Boston
Brokers’ Board
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Atchison
Kansas
Courier
Union Pacific
Aright
Chicago
Burlington and
Quincey
Oregon
Oregon Improvement and Navigation Company
Houghton
Washington
Public Lands Committee
Ontonagon
Bude City
Marquette
Flint
Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Wisconsin Central
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Northern
New Hampshire
Maine
New York
New England
Rutland
Sonora
American Bell Telephone
Erie
American Electric and Illuminating Company
New York Daily Indicator
American Electric and Iluminating Company
Calumet
Hecla
Brunswick
Quincy
Dividends Declared by Boston and Illinois Firms
Massachusetts Loan and Trust company will pay 3 percent on Feb 15. The Mutual District Messenger company of Boston declares a dividend of 2 dollars per share. The American Electric and Illuminating company of Boston declares a semiannual 4 percent on preferred stock plus 2 percent semiannual extra and 2 percent semiannual on common stock. The Illinois Central railroad company declares a 6 percent dividend payable March 1. Annual shareholders meeting set for March 12.
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Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Mutual District Messenger Company of
Boston
American Electric and Iluminating Company of
Illinois Central Railroad Company
New York financial cursory report of 1854 market activity
The New York stock market opened irregular and declined, then rose midday with gains in Rock Island, Northern Pacific, Oregon Transcontinental, and Union Pacific. Closing strength appeared as speculative buying increased, with broad bond demand and notable price advances across many listings including Canada Southern, Central Pacific, Lake Shore, and St Paul divisions.
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Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Canada
Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Erie
Kansas
Texas
Kansas City
Northern Real Estates
Lake Snare
Alton
Verre Haute
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Texas Pacific
West Shore
St. Paul
Champion Speculative Board of Directors
Alex. Mitchell
CER Penc Ey
Hi’st. Lo
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Central Pacific
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Louisville& Nash
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey
Ohio Central
Pacific Mail
Phila. & Reading
St. Pauls
St. P
Omaha
Wabash Pacific
Western Union
Pacific
Oregon Tran
Trade and its outlook on grain and markets
Call board lists 18 cars March delivery 45lgc and 12 cars May delivery 455y 45%4c. Receipts show corn 67,650 bushels and wheat 400, oats 14,125. Chicago grain prices rise with February wheat near 96c and May around 1.02. Hog receipts estimated 19,000 with prices $0.63 to $0.72. Markets close strong. investors question if gains will hold or rise further.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
Chicago
Union
Market report cotton goods and commodities prices
The report notes futures opening steady in cotton and a dull market for dry goods. Prices for brown sheetings and calicoes rise about 2 percent with varied 4 4 bleached and 4 4 dyed lots listed. drugs and dyes show firm to steady quotes, while groceries, flour, fruits, meats, and leather move with modest shifts.
Foreign Exports. WAYTI at St John New Brunswick
Cargo list from the schooner Ariel at St John NB shows export of Acadia 8079 drums codfish 45 barrels pickled fish 200 boxes herring 65 barrels pork 11 cases jard 1 tierce hams 100 bales flour 58 sacks bees 2 barrels apples 1 do potatoes 2 boxes onions 50 cases kerosene 10 half barrels hay 2 bales feed 1 do corn flour 30000 feet lumber 200 boxes soap 8 bales denims 4 pigs leaf tobacco 1 lot miscellaneous goods 1 box. Also 125 barrels of flour 500 do tar 250 rolls tar paper 350 do diy paper 5 barrels pitch 11 do linings 100 do cement.
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Ledger of Freight and Commodities by Rail and Sea
Aggregated tally of shipments across multiple lines including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, P Owell, Maine, Fitchburg, Peabody and Salem, and sea routes. Entries list bales, sacks, barrels, bushels, boxes, and other units for cotton wool corn oats barley malt preserved meats tea coffee butter beans leather hides skins pelts hay eggs and more.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
G&s
Grand Junction
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New Englaint
Baes
Eastern Railroad
Owell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg
Peabody and Salem
1884 1883 Cotton and Wool Shipments Indexed
A historical ledger lists 1884 and 1883 quantities for commodities such as cotton in bales and wool in dom. bs, with numerous entries for molasses flour cornmeal butter cheese eggs oats wheat barley beans malt potatoes hay cotton meal and other staples. The note observes that sacks of flour in 1883 are reduced to barrels.
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Gatmeal
Pbis
Oes
Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Market Report
The Boston Post summary by George J. Fox covers February 15 market results with cattle sheep calves and swine totals, arrivals at yards by state and road counts, price ranges for live cattle store cattle and hogs, plus hides and skins values and stock classifications. Strong listings include New York and Western arrivals and price tiers for beef and lambs.
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Boston Post
George J. Fox
Market News from Haverhill and Brighton cattle sales
Cattle and hog markets across Haverhill and Brighton report varied prices. Sales include 2 cattle at 53gc by T J Courser, 12 oxen fed by C Breck of Claremont NH, and multiple steers sold at Boston Albany yards with weights from about 1,000 to 1,200 pounds and prices around 6c live weight. Fat hogs sold 6 3 4 to 7 loc live weight. store pigs weak. Comparisons show Drovers' Journal Chicago prices and a wide range of dealer activity across local yards.
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Hathaway & Jackson
J Q Ganon
Kwaer Et Na
Haverhill
T_ J Courser
Fifth Street
JS Henry
Taylor & Harpin
Hartland and Vicinity
C Breck
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Cooledge & Son
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Eli Eames
J McFlynn
Chicago
Drovers’ Journal
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E Farrell
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SH Wardwell
F Wood
F H Colridge & Son
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain prices drift
Cotton markets mixed with steady or dull tones across major ports. New York reports unchanged cotton prices amid light shipments. grain markets show flour and corn firmer on export demand with varied wheat futures and steady rye and oats, while western hubs like Chicago and St Louis log mixed gains and declines in pork and lard futures.
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London and Liverpool Financial Highlights in Wheat and Commodities
London reports steady cargo passes for wheat and corn with quiet movement. Liverpool notes firmer flour and steady cotton futures, with detailed price marks for wheat, corn, pork, bacon, lard, cheese, and tallow. Bank of England balance and wool sales from Sydney and Port Phillip also noted.
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Suffrage Committee Moves to Report Leave to Withdraw
The committee on woman suffrage votes unanimously to report leave to withdraw on the constitutional amendment petition. By 4 to 3 they also report leave to withdraw on the municipal suffrage petition and on the petition for women voting on alcohol sale expediency questions. George W. Cram declines to pay over about 17000 in lumber fees to State Treasurer Gleason. The dispute centers on statute construction and whether office and incidental expenses are payable from fees or salaries.
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E. B. Hale
Gleason
Cram
Large insolvency notices sweep Suffolk County creditors
A Boston Gazette summary: numerous firms and individuals across New England face insolvency or attachable assets. Forbes, Wight & Co. offer 35 cents on the dollar for liabilities including a $1,400 rent claim. Edward J. Tully of Charlestown files a voluntary petition with about $2,475 owed. Creditors anticipate varied dividends from 10 to 25 percent, with many firms compromised or attached across multiple states. Suffolk County attachments list actions by Mary Porter, Malden. Mary Bean. Edward Hornblower et al.. and others in contract cases.
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Carpenter
Main Street
Charlestown
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Lewiston
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Cotton Commission
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Boston Loan Company
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Mary EB. Varney
Chelsea
Nathan French
Malden
Edward T. Hornblower
Railroad Matters and Annual Meeting of Boston and Albany Stockholders
The Boston and Albany railroad held its annual stockholders meeting at the Meionaon at 11 A M on Wednesday with James AgRumrill announcing President Bliss absent due to family illness. Jarvis N Dunham presided. sixteenth annual report was dispensed with and 13 directors elected with 36 595 votes cast for listed individuals. A proposal to publish charter by laws and legislative actions in the next report was approved. A gravel train ban on Sundays was debated and referred to directors.
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Boston
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Henry Colt
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George C. Crocker
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Edward L. Davis
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Edward B. Gillet
Westfield
Moses Kimball
Brookline
John C. Phillips
Jacob C. Rogers
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Charles S. Sargent
Mahlon D. Spaulding
Elizabeth O. Stone
Rumrill
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Andrew Carnegie
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Court Record Admiralty Case and Related Suits
In U S Circuit Court before Judge Lowell a libel by Charles I Rogers and cargo owners over a collision with the Hercules is heard. Decrees awarded half damages on the vessel and full cargo damages. set-off claims and costs debated. Also Gloucester Isinglass case involving patent infringement by Reuben Brooks et al. upheld. Rogers process for extracting glue from fish skins confirmed. Stanwood prior priority weighed. Supreme Judicial Court session follows with a purse theft case involving a widow, a police department official, and recovered funds. municipal and civil actions in Superior Court noted with several cases: Burke v City of Boston for ice defect injury, Cullen v O'Brien property dispute, and Greene v Farlow writ of entry pending.
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John A. Lathrop
Richard Stone
Lowell
Gloucester Isinglass and Glue Company
Reuben Brooks
John 5. Rogers
Isaac Stanwood
Stanwood
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Alexander Browne
J. KE. Maynardier
Bridget Burke
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Lawrence Street
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J.F. Dillon
J. H. Burke
Matilda R. Greene Et al
John $. Farlow
Tuttle Hubbard
Edward Avery
R. D. Smith
John Lowell, Jr
Market Prices Show Cheap Potatoes and Rising Pork
Vegetable markets report unusually low potato prices in Boston with 35 000 to 40 000 bushels weekly at 33 1 2 to 40 cents per bushel retailing near 50 cents. Massachusetts supplies home demand but imports flood stores, while pork prices rise on speculative activity in Chicago and Cincinnati. Hog receipts decline about 40 percent, causing higher prices and heavier consumer burden. Beef and mutton advance, boosting vegetable consumption among poorer buyers, with potential price correction if pork speculation lacks natural support.
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Local court records show multiple guilty pleas and sentences
John B McDonald found guilty of larceny and given six months in the house of correction while adultery charge resulted in not guilty. Charles DeGarr guilty of indecent exposure with six months house of correction. John J Burke minor pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and case not pressed. Horan E Moore pleaded guilty to three counts of larceny in a building. John Thompson pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and William Brown to receiving stolen goods. James Babcock not guilty of indecent exposure. James Burns and Thomas McCarty minors pleaded guilty to breaking and entering with sentences postponed.
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James Babcock
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R R Co
Revere Beach
Lynn Rd
Cambriton RR Co
Vermont Pk Mass RR Co
Merchants Electric Light and Power Co
Domestic Electrical Manufacturing Co
Toledo, Delphos and Burlington Railroad
Parrnesta
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Green Bay
Winona and
St Paul
M. L
Goncord
M. J. Moss
Copartnership
Albert Howe& CO
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Baeder, Adamson &O
Binet
Lawrenc
Francis G. Davis
Commercial Street
Huckins & CO
Central Square
Poston
Southern Pine Lumber
Charles W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Newark and
Rosendale Cement
DO Bros
Copartnerships
J. W. Gardner & Co
Jamaica Plain
Eugene G. Ayer
Joseph W. Gardner
J. W. Fales
Parker, Ypiiser & Co
Ezra Farnsworth
John Byers
William H. Wilder
Benjamin Phipps
William H. Sherman
James Streat
Marshall Shepard
Otis N. Howland
Franklin 8. Williams
Hazelton
Lehigh
Shamokin
Steve
Sidney
Jesse Tirbell & OQ
Federal St