Reading and West Shore news drive New York market activity
Francis Henshaw & Co reports dull stock trading with Reading rising while Gains in Lackawanna Jersey Central and Delaware and Hudson support a firm tone in intraday dealings. Speculation notes a possible top and suggests buying on declines. Coal contracts for railways boost Reading and west shore rumors stir pressure on bonds and profits.
Dividends Declared by Several Railroads and Mines
Delaware and Bound Brook railroad declares a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. Railway Car Trust of Pennsylvania reports 1.5 percent on series I stock and 1.5 percent on series E. Alton and Terre Haute road sets 7 percent on preferred stock payable May 1, with books closing April 25. Chicago Burlington and Quincy declares $2 per share payable March 15. Homestake mining 20 cents monthly payable Feb 25. Ontario silver mining 75,000 dollars payable Feb 27. Fort Wayne and Jackson preferred stock books close today until March 1 for 2 percent semiannual dividend. Miners' Smelting and Reduction company to pay second 5 percent dividend on face value with accrued interest to Jan 1, 1884, for bonds and scrip. Richardson, Hill & Co. handle bonds and stock at Boston and New York boards. Daily stock quotations available at No 40 Water street offices.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago Tribune
Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central Common
Flint
Pere Marquette
Pullman
Mexican Central
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Connorion Valley
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American Bell Telephone Company
Mexican Telephone Company
Mexican Central Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
England
Germany
Overland Telephone Company
Philadelphia
Bell Company
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American Electric and Illuminating Company
Naumkeag
Washington
Pepperell
Union of
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Chace
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Mechanics
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Miamilton
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Boylston
Commerce
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Market
Republic
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Webster
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Tremont
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Prime Mercantile
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Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Delaware and Hudson
Central Pacific
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Europe
Darling, Denslow &Co
Lawson, Douglas & Co
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North River Construction Company
West Shore Road
St. Paul
Delaware and
Bound Brook Railroad
Railway Car Trust of Pennsylvania
Alton and
Terre Haute Road
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Homestake Mining Company
Ontario Silver Mining Company
Fort Wayne and Jackson
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Columbia and
Palouse
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Chicago, Dl
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Manchester
Kansas City, Fortscott and Gulf Railroad
Kansas City, Springfield and
Memphis Railroad
Ohio Central
Manitoba
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
Wabash
Grain Market Mixed With Firmer Notes Across Trading
The report shows quiet grain trading with corn marginally firmer and oats quiet. Car sales reached 297 for the week, with 78 No 2 white oats sold Saturday. Prices for March to May oats range around 49 to 51 cents, while butter, cheese, and pork products hold firm. Wheat and corn futures in Chicago end just above or near opening quotes, with overall mixed activity and a holiday pause noted.
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Yvell
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
I&ges
Petrus
Pats
Arch
Breadstuffs and flour trade prices across regions
Trade in flour and cornmeal remains steady with firm quotations. Western and Minnesota prices show active ranges for bakers and patent flours, while oats and other grains trade varied across regions including Indiana Michigan New York and Ontario markets.
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Minnesota
Dumois
Stars
Indiana
York
Michigan
Limos Alt St
Vast 19th Century Shipment Ledger for Pacific and Atlantic Cargoes
A long list details hundreds of consignments across multiple ports including Liverpool and Mediterranean routes. Items include casks sumac extract, bleaching powders, woollens, pig iron, paper stock, driftwood, and numerous foodstuffs and commodities. Named firms such as Thayer & Lincoln, Baring Bros & co, Marsh Bros, and others appear with quantities ranging from single cases to thousands of sacks and bales. The document reads as a commercial inventory of cargo destined for or arriving at major ports, with emphasis on material trade goods and value-heavy items.
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Liverpool
Eng
Each & Co
Jackson
Lawrie & Co
Collins & Fairbanks
Schoenhof
Linder & Meyer
Morey & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Lester Tweed Bort, Bridgham & Snow
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Stone & Downer
Whitcomi
Trippe Jr
Fartington
Baring Bros & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
French & Co
Earle Manus Co
Messenger
Lovering & Co
Talbot
Wilmarth & Co
Tilton
Townsends& Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Kendall, Barrows & Co
Brown & Griffiths
Thos Kelly & Co
Kerdatl
Barrows & Co
Coleman, Mead
Hull
Marengo
Iros & Co
Patrick Aiklay
MA Ring & Sons
Moors & Co
Crocker, Burbank & Co
X& Cases
Glycerine
Cutler Bros & Co
Henderson
Gay & Wolf
Knight & Adams
Geneva
Messina
Franlin Rolfe & Co
Cusimano & Co
Antonio Ferrara
Conndta
AS & J Brown & Co
Codman & Co
Palermo
Sumac
Li Tully & Co
Norris & Co
Pheps Bros & Co
Chestina Redman
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Evans Leather Co
Havana
Newport
New York
Samuel
Boston
Surinam
Energy
E Williams & Co
Cape Haytien
St Croix
Logwood Dupuy, Riboul & Co
Gustie Wilson
Italia
Vast Cargo Totals Across Ports Reveals Ocean Trade
At Halifax and Surinam and Annapolis, a busy assortment of goods moved by steamer, brig and schooner. Listings include staples like beef, pork, flour, butter and oil, plus hardware, ropes, tobacco, fish, candles, candles, shipping crates and many farm and household items.
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Halifax
Surinam
Euzene
Annapolis
Susie Prescott
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain prices from several ports
Market reports from Baltimore Louisville Philadelphia and other hubs show firm or steady cotton with mid 10 percent gains in some cities. Steel, flour, wheat and corn trade notes from New York Chicago St Louis and other centers report mixed moves, exports, and varying prices across bales, bushels and barrels.
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Maine Railroad
Peabody and
Sea
Fleeting yet steady cargoes and market notes from London and Havana
Beers and cargo reports show wheat and corn quiet but steady in passage, with firm demand for wheat in particular. Liverpool markets quote flour prices and commodities while Havana lists sugar prices, stocks, receipts and weekly exports, with U S bound shipments prominent.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
California
London Iis
Roxbury Horse Guards Fancy Dress Party At Armory
The Roxbury Horse guards announce a fancy dress party at the armory tomorrow evening. The National Lancers plan a party at the company’s armory on the evening of Feb 27. A grand military levee of this corps is set for March 12. Company A first infantry, long based in Jamaica Plain, voted to move to Boston proper but no quarters yet found. The fair at Boylston hall under Pierce Light guard auspices closed Saturday with prize drawings and a successful season. We believe prompt use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral can relieve and cure pulmonary disease not beyond help.
Marriages Involving Drummond Croswell Croswell and Others
At Brunswick Maine February 20 Rev P B Wing weds Capt Ei Drummond and Miss Mary P Croswell both of Bath. At Boston February 21 Rev George J Prescott unites Charles A Leavitt and Augusta R Calden daughter of late Capt A W Calden Mansfield. At Boston February 21 Rev Dr Wtntown weds George William Travis and Miss Lillian Still Natick Mass. At Boston February 20 Rev P Henry D Wing weds Hannah Blackmer both of Boston.
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Brunswick
P B Wing
Ei Drummond
Mary P Croswell
Bath
Leavitt—Calden
Boston
George J Prescott
Charles A Leavitt
Augusta R Calden
A W Calden
Mansfield
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W.tntow
George William Travis
Lillian Still
Natick
Mass
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Henry D Wing
Hannah Blackmer
Obituary Notices From Various New England Locales
List of death notices dated Feb showing names ages and residences including Anderson Adams Clapp Davis Edes Gates Kittredge Kramer Leeds Mason Roberts Sampson Sanborn Snow Wier with ages from 18 to 89 and widowed or married statuses reflecting 19th century New England mortality records.
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Anderson
Buxton Centre
A G Anderson
Baker
Portage
Nellie
George K Baker
Clapp
Boston
Francis H Clapp
Davis
Henry H Davis
Edes
Plymouth
Oliver Edes
Gates
New Bedford
William G Gates
New York City
Kittredge
Keene
Caroline A Kittredge
Thomas B Kittredge Kramer
East Somerville
Charles Kramer
Leeds
Roxbury
Annie B Leeds
Benjamin Leeds
Mason
Jonathan Mason
Roberts
Blaine
Kansas
Sally B Roberts
Nahum Roberts
Alfred
Sampson
Mass
Elizabeth Sampson
Isaac Sampson
Sanborn
West Newfield
John L
James S
Margaret Sanborn
Saver
Huldah Awyer
Abigail Snow
William Snow
Lexington
Ier Wier
Bradstreets Failures Report Week Shows Large Decline
Bradstreets commercial agency reports 218 failures for the past week, down 25 from the prior week and 83 more than 1882. About 83 percent involved traders with capital under $5,000. Regional tallies shift with decreases in New England and the West, and a drop in combined U.S. and Canada totals. Creditors face limited recoveries as many firms compromise or default across states and provinces.
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Bradstreets Commercial Agency
Middle States
New England
Southern States
Western States
Pacific Coast
John J. Pew
City National Bank of Gloucester
Cape Ann National Bank
William A. Pew
Monson L. Wetherell
Nathaniel Webster
Gloucester
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M. L. Wetherell
George J. Marsh
Cunningham & Thompson
Joseph Rowe
Charles H Pew
Georgia
City National Bank
Murphy & Smith
New York & New England Railroad
Moxican Central Railroad
Cape Ann Savings Bank
Toledo, Delphos and Burlington Railroad
Connorton Valley Railroad
Gloucester Fire Insurance Company
J. J. Pew
George Thurston
Empire Mining Comany
Coil
Wetmore
Boston
Thomas Wheelock
Worcester
John T. Crowley
Fall River
Providence
Nickerson & Sears
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South Harwich
William T. M. White
New Bedford
W.H. Jewett & Co
Eominster
Mass
Hannah C. Carley
Lynn
H. L. Bishop
Fish
Northampton
Exchange Bank of Montreal
Can
Ottawa
Finance Department
Francis McGinnty
Liverpool
Eng
Moses Ladd
Concord
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HW. L. Goodbue & Co
Caribou
Ainsteen Bros
J.H. Plaisted
Jefferson
N.I
John J. Moran
Nashua
J. H. Clapp
R. J
Bishop & Shelton
Winnipeg
Bunting & Walsh
London
Sheriff
John Roemer
Wheeling
W. Va
Aaron Allen
Stockholm
N. Y
Murphy & McCardell
Kingston
Monocacy Furnace Company
Monocacy
J. Fred Lotz
Tobacco
Baltimore
J.B
A. D. Egerton
Paints and Oils
Henry Nichols
Variety
East Newmarket
Henry A. C. Schlosser
Geo. M. Clute
West Troy
James Lunney
Philadelphia
George M. Lee
Joseph McDonald
M. J. Nolan & Co
Moffatt & Taylor
New Orleans
A Brothers & Co
Saddlery
Dallas
Tex
C. H. Hutchings
Grocer
Macon
F. M. Smith
Paul
J.H. Rainwater
Camden
Karpe
Evergreen
Townsend Brothers
Maitland
One First National Bank of Indianapolis
First National Bank
John C. Wright
Henry McEwen
Morris
Ill
J. O’sullivan
St. Louis
Alden Merriam
Cigars and Tobacco
Kansas City
George Mayer
Usahkosh
Wic
L. Morrow
Boulder, Col
Suffolk County
Kern and Fitch
Alonzo C. Blethen
Cambridge
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Diana T. Sawyer
James E. Tower
John Stein
Nightcourt sentences and bonds in multiple cities
In central court Judge Parmenter Rose Norcross nightwalker sentenced to one year in reformatory prison for women William Goldstein held $300 for Feb 26 Frank Ledford held $1200 for superior court Josie Parks common nightwalker held $260 for March 5 Lizzie Field Susan Reed colored common night walkers each held $200 for Feb 28 Sarah Wellington common nightwalker six months in house of industry Thomas Killeen pickpocket held $1800 for appearance upstairs John J Riley Michael Leonard assault on battery fined $10 each James Harrington assault and battery fined $20 and costs appealed held $200 for appearance upstairs Doc Appleby William Mack Michael Stewbert keeping gaming houses held $500 each for March 4 Ellen Reardon larceny held $200 for Feb 26 Christine McAlvoy common night walker held $200 for Feb 26 John Leonard larceny fined $10 and costs In East Boston Edward Houghton fined $10 and costs for assault Appealed and held in $100 bonds In South Boston Frank Eldridge breaking and entering held $1500 for superior court John T Connors and Wm Holland assault and battery held $5900 for March 5
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Parmenter
Rose Norcross
Reformatory
William Goldstein
Frank Ledford
Superior Court
Josie Parks
Lizzie Field
Susan A. Reed
Sarah A. Wellington
House of Industry
Thomas Killeen
John J. Riley
Michael Leonard
James Harrington
William Mack
Michael Stewbert
Ellen Reardon
Christine McAlvoy
John Leonard
Boston
Edward Houghton
Frank Eldridge
John T. Connors
Wm. Holland
Mining alliances shift as rail and iron firms part ways
Denver and Rio Grande and Colorado Coal and Iron sever ties while Atchison plans to extend into the coal firm’s camp. The coal company reportedly paid the Denver road 1.6 million dollars net in 1883. The National Mining Company’s year ending 1883 report notes encouraging mine openings, a sound plant, and a needed stamp mill. Franklin copper mine agent reports the twenty second level near No 5 shaft shows a strong lode with substantial pay rock and more ground opening north of the shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pewabic Mining Company
Denver and Rio Grande Road
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Atchison Company
Coal Company
Denver Road
National Mining Company
Franklin (L. S
Domestic advice from a Victorian era reader on duty and thrift
The passage critiques the idea of a duty to society as a cover for extravagance and conflicting family duties. It offers practical, frugal home tips from the Philadelphia Call and New York Evening Post, including DIY shelving for books, plush-free furniture hacks, a decorative blancmange method, simple chair covers, two tidy designs for a sofa, and an inexpensive folding chair with a Moorish pouf, reflecting the era's domestic ingenuity.
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