Money Matters in Boston Market and Rail News
Boston markets show a moderately active money market with unsettled quotations. Corporate and miscellaneous paper trade at 4 to 5 percent. country banks firm at 5 percent, and bank clearings reach 1.401 million balances and 10.36 million gross exchanges. Stock sector displays strength with Atchison and Mexican Central gains, rail bill moves to authorize Western railroad preferred stock, and Mexican Central rates scrutinized amid debate over freight policy and home-industry protection.
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Prime Mercantile
New York
Wall Street Mixed Amid Coal News and Silver Debate
New York stock and bond markets show mixed early gains and losses with Lackawanna leading advances and West Shore bonds rising after reports of a coal price uptick. Traders cite silver coinage policy rumors and coal demand as factors, while grain and meat markets display firm to higher prices and cautious activity across exchanges.
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Prime Mercantile
Stock Exchange
New York Central
Lackawannally
Delaware
Huden
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Central Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
Northwestern
Jersey Central
Union Pacific
Gould
Western Union
West Shore
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley
West Shore Firsts
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Cleveland
Congress
Leigh Valley
Lackawanna
Vanderbilts
Otey
Market tone mixed across ports and cities
Net receipts at ports show exports to Great Britain and the Continent, with a decrease in American stock while consolidated American stock rises. The market varies by city, being quiet at Augusta and Charleston, dull at Baltimore, steady at Cincinnati and Savannah, firm at Memphis, firm at New York and Philadelphia, and steady at all others including New Orleans and Mobile during the holiday.
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Charleston
Galveston
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Savannah
Memphis
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Mobile
Financial notes from London and Havana markets
London market updates show consols at 99 1 16, rail and canal shares mixed, Mexican and Canadian Pacific readings, while Havana reports Spanish gold at 230 and dull exchange. In London and Liverpool, wheat and corn prices are quiet to dull with modest receipts, while provisions list pork and bacon values and breadstuffs steady amid light demand.
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New York Commercial Bulletin
Commission
A. E. Ayer
Congress Street
McDermid & Co
Chicago
London
Atlantic
Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Ilinois Central
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Havana
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
California
Snow blockade not yet felt as supplies hold steady
Feb 18 report notes ample supplies despite westsnow blockade with markets well stocked across meats, poultry, dairy and produce. Prices show firm but steady beef and mutton, higher pork due to rib shortfall, varied poultry and fruit rates with Easter demand anticipated.
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Cranbernes
Receipts of Staple Products February 17
Boston and Albany Railroad reports 915 bbis flour 82 bbis tallow 10 tierces lard 3 chests tea sprigs butter 67 bbis apples Tol's 40 bbis leather 29 bbis pelts. Grand Junction Railroad lists 171 vaies cotton 59 boxes bacon 1 000 bbis 6 798 sacks flour 40 590 bus corn 800 bus vats 600 bus peas. Providence Railroad notes 18 bales wool 2 boxes bacon 1 bbI tongues 8 bbis grease 81 half chests tea 18 bags coffee 25 bbis sugar 5 pkgs butter 31 pkgs oleomargarine 9 bhis.
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Halifax
Jessie H Freeman
Liverpool
Eng
Iberian
Willie Freeman
Hull
Erg
New York
Galileo
Kingston
Jamaica
Susie Davidson
Rival
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence
Ailroad
Freight Goods Listing from Multiple Rail Lines
Row after row lists shipments with quantities of bales, boxes, cases, and cars. Goods include apples, butter, eggs, wool, flour, oats, corn, potatoes, leather, hides, skins, tallow, tea, coffee, meat, and lumber. Railroads referenced include Old Colony, New York on England, Eastern Division, Maine Western Division, Lowell, Py Peghody, and Sca express with dozens of entries showing varied tonnage and packaging units. The fragmentary OCR suggests a large inventory ledger or freight manifest across several regional lines.
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Old Colony
New York
England
Sinipe Baunac
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Lowell Railroad
Salem
Sca
Total Receipts of Staple Products February 17
A comparative table lists total receipts of principal staples at Mc Say from shipment points, showing 1885 versus 1884 figures. Items include cotton, wool, cheese, flour, eggs, corn, oats, wheat, barley, oats, barley, straw, lumber, leather, peas, tallow, hides, skins, hogs, tea, coffee, pelts, sugar, molasses, and butter with per item quantities and year-to-year changes.
The Cattle Market Watertown Union Live Stock Feb 17
Livestock totals at Watertown Union show 685 cattle and 878 sheep and lambs last week, with 11,739 cattle and 9,685 sheep and lambs from all states. Cars over roads tally 355, market beef prices range from 4 50 to 9 53 per hundredweight, store cattle bids, hogs and hides listed, and classification notes define quality grades and regional inclusions.
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Union
Chicago
Hampshire
Vermont
Ecco
Mass
Ase
Rhode Island
Sean Osee
Eastern
Boston
Maine
Brighton
N.B
Boston and Albany
Railroad Developments From Lowell to Missouri and More
Public hearing in Woburn on Boston and Lowell railroad extension convokes officials as double tracking planned for through express and freight. Missouri Supreme Court actions target Jay Gould and railroad officials over competing tracks. Fall River lowers cotton freight rates with boat shipments from New York and mutual insurance plans. Rail earnings show eight of twelve roads rising. Nantucket and Cape Cod Steamship directors named. president and treasurer chosen. Danville Olney and Ohio River road uses January payroll. Southern Pacific December earnings reported with detailed breakdowns. Pennsylvania Railroad coal carriage figures cited.
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New York
New England
Topeka
Santa Fe
Kansas
Indian Territory
California
Chicago
Burlington
Quincy
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Springfield
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Ft. Scott Securities
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Legislative Committee On Railroads
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Supreme Court
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Jay Gould
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St. Louis
Fall River
Mass
Board of Trade
Henderson
Danville, Olney and Ohio River Road
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hearing on restricting Bell Telephone rates at state house
A mercantile affairs committee hearing addressed Lowell petition to limit American Bell Telephone rates. Witnesses from the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph, Boston District Telegraph, and Western Union testified Bell refused connections with rival lines, citing contracts and prior refusals. Mayor Donovan of Lowell corroborated the Lowell B&O denial.
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Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Lowell
American Bell Telephone Company
Chandler
Baltimore and Ohio
Bell Company
H. C. Bolles
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Apne
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L. Barron
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Donovan
First Session Court Dockets Record February 17
Court records show multiple civil matters before Judges Bacon Knowlton and Gardner including Sherman v Pavis for conversion by a deputy sheriff, trial of a saw injury tort, and damage claims in Haskins v City of Boston with jury assessment request. Other cases list various defendants and notes on trials and verdicts.
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Charles WH. Pavis
Theodore
Saveze
P. H. Hutchinson
H. EE. Sivasey
John Durmin
Alphess M. Stietson
T. J. Morrison
N., Morse
H. G. Allen
Knowlton
Mary C Haskins
City of
Boston
East Ninth Street
South
R. D. Smith
D. G. Haskins, Jr
IT. M. Babson
Edwards Sonler
Boston and Albany Railroad
Framingham
S. J. Thomas
C. P. Sampson
A. L. Soule
Murdock
Mount Hore
Superior Court Briefs In Middlesex County February Session
The Middlesex Superior Court reports a jury waived docket with cases listed for tomorrow. Notable filings include Moore versus Sumner 796, Whittaker versus Haste 2190, Fessenden versus Blood 2039, Carase versus Stacy and a guardian, Livermore versus Batch 2222, Harris versus McKenna elder and wife 2105, Henry et al representing Ys, Wentworth versus Sayt utt ward 2187, Chase versus Whitrey 1995.
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Sumner
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Haste
Fessenden
Blood
Carase
Stacy
Senin Va Kirby
Guardian
Livermore
Batch
Harris
McKenna Elder
Henry
Rep
Wentworth
Sayt Utt
Central and South Boston Courts Hear Feb. 17 Cases
In the central court Judge Parmenter held Michael Donahoe on assault and battery with $100 bail, Thomas W. Henry on assault and battery with $200 bail, Thomas O'Brien on larceny with $300 bail, and John Fowle on obtaining $300 by false pretences with $1000 bail. Dwyer case set for Feb. 27. In South Boston Michael Donahue arraigned for rescuing a prisoner, held on $1000 bond for the superior court.
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South Boston
Michael Donahue
McDonald
Station 6
Bankruptcy troubles in Suffolk County creditors meeting
In Suffolk insolvency court Tuesday James McDonald currier Boston faced scrutiny over liabilities of 757,891 with assets 465,697. He reported stock accounts showing a $472,498 surplus in 190? and a later shrinkage of 3,262 unaccounted for. Proposed settlements were rejected. more time granted. Other filings include J R Austin bankruptcy petition with 17,725 liabilities, and attachable debts against H. Leonard Co and others. Suffolk County real estate attachments list contracts and tort actions against named parties.
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J. R. Austin
Arthur Young & Co
Boston
Enoch R. Morse
Somerville
Frank H. Charter
Sudbury Street
E. R. Morse & Co
James McDonald
Currier
Committee of Investigation
McDonald
John Looney
Carrier
Salem
Hiram Leonard & Co
Edward McKay
Dry Goods
Milford
Poultry Profit Calculations From a Wisconsin Farmers Club
A Wisconsin farmers club discusses poultry economics. An expert lays out egg, chick, and marketing figures for 100 hens, estimating potential returns, costs, and risks, and cautions against overoptimistic profit fantasies in poultry and egg production.
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Farmers’ Club
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Journal of Agriculture
Life's thread snapped a Chico family tragedy
In Hell town a three year old boy Willie Wendell died after a sewing machine needle shattered and struck him in the medulla oblongata as his mother sewed nearby. John Wendell had moved with his wife and child to find work at a jute mill last fall.
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Cal
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Huttle
Helltown
Mr. Wendell
Willie
Frog Man Reported by U S Marshal in Kirkeville
United States Deputy Marshal Wheeler in Kirkeville describes a man with frog like feet who hops between places and squats on all fours. The 45 year old man is said to be unusually intelligent and wear a full beard. A second similarly described male child is noted in the family.
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Lancaster National Bank of
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Siarch
Ana
Saad Boston
Dorchester
Wheeler Marsh
JL Briegs & Co
Evans
Ann C. Wheeler
Safe
Lancaster National Bank
Mortz
HH. McNeil
Bostox
Hartford Thrift Shown by City’s Bank and Insurance Assets
The Hartford Connecticut area with 45000 residents illustrates thrift as its insurance firms and banks hold assets totaling 161000009 dollars, a sum exceeding the city’s total taxable valuation.
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Chicago’s Banking and Insurance Firms Listed
Chicago hosts nine national and ten state banks along with eight life and eight fire insurance companies totaling 35 corporations. The Connecticut Mutual Insurance Co. leads with assets over 53 million, followed by the Artna with 80 million. Aggregate assets across banks and insurers reach 164 million, which divided by the city population would yield about 3600 per person or 18,000 per family of five.
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Connecticut Mutual Insurance Company
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England’s Journalist Voice Across Borders and Careers
An English journalist discusses career limits and rewards, noting journalism’s prominence in France, the rarity of crossing into politics, and the high salaries for leading writers. He details entry paths for aspirants, the necessity of shorthand, daily routines, and the contrast with American journalism abroad.
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England
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Philadelphia
France
Thiers
Gambetta
Rochefort
Justin MacCarthy
Labouchere
Joseph Cowen
Newcastle Chronicle
Rothschild
Cesar
London
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Pall Mail Gazette
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San Francisco News-Letter
The Peril of Overwork in 19th Century Elites
The piece catalogs prominent figures such as John Randolph Alexander Stephens Oliver Morton Samuel J. Tilden and Judge Waite noting their long lives of labor and pain. It highlights Senator Carpenter whose death followed years of night work and health neglect. It details his late success yet eventual collapse from overwork and stimulants.
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Roanoke
Alexander Stephens
Oliver P. Morton
Samuel J. Tilden
Gramercy Park
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Matt Carpenter
Northwest
Roscoe Conkling
Senator Carpenter
Hennessey
Shay
Murdock
M.B. Benedict
Farmers urged to diversify crop use and stock to boost profits
The Fruit Recorder argues small farmers should shift from sole grain and cotton crops to combined stock raising and fruit cultivation. It cites advantages of orchard use, manure recycling, and markets for apples, peaches, and other fruits, plus preserved, dried, and canned products. It contends this spread increases earnings versus large landowners monopolizing crops.
Mountain pastor quotes in Fayette County Va hunting tale
Detroit Free Press recounts a mountain district minister in Fayette County West Virginia describing a neighbor’s family. The conversation touches on hunting, fear of the Lord, and a woman’s remark about hides behind the house. The dialogue saddles faith with rough frontier life.
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Detroit Free Press
Fayette County
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Grand Union Hotel Promises First Class Comfort
Visit New York and stay at the Grand Union Hotel offering 60 elegant rooms cost one million dollars to fit. European Plan with elevators and restaurant service. Conveniently opposite Grand Central depot and rail depots with horse cars stages and elevated lines nearby. Families can live better for less at this first class hotel.
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Grand Ennion Hotel
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