Dull market holds steady amid mixed stock signals
The local market is quiet with prices largely sustained. Aitchison Topeka and Santa Fe slips to 73 in the morning but recovers to 73 percent in the afternoon as bears cite lower net earnings and rising fixed charges in 1884. Chicago Burlington and Quincy peaks at 1214 then slips, Union Pacific rises to 483. An Omaha despatch notes further updates.
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Aitchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Bears
Atlantic and Pacific
Sonora Enterprises
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Omaha
Saies at Brokers' Board February 23 Bowne Prices
Bourse notes show closing prices for various securities and bonds with numerous figures in the ledger. Stocks from railroads mining and manufacturing sectors listed with bid and ask ranges, some prices moving, others unchanged.
Fragmented 19th Century Railroad Bond List Appears in Local Page
A dense OCR of a municipal bond ledger shows listings for Freeman’s National Bank Norwich and Worcester Vermont and Massachusetts road Boston and Revere Beach Rail Road and other lines. Securities include stakes in Boston & Albany Road and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe notes with prices and coupons, reflecting a mosaic of rail, gas light, insurance and bank investments.
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Freeman's National Bank
Natumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Norwich & Worcester
Vermont & Massachusetts
Boston and Revere Beach
Highland Street
Boston, Concord
Montreal
Ips
Boston & Providence
Howard WP
Cambridge
Connottom Valley Railroad
Francis Henshaw & Co
Franklin Company
Enagasoenruioe
Fitchburg Hide
Metropolitan
Becton and Maine Railroad
Boston & Albany
Mass
St Louis Amt
San Francisco
Dwelling House Insurance Co
East Bostem Gasight Co
South Oston Trastiaht
Seesneee
American Loan and Trust Company
Ceceeens Bom
Lak- Champ
Ceceseseseee
THY
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Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Ceckeccepus Loe
Tavasencheséenness
Kan City
Cameron
Atchison, Topeka
Kan
St Joan
U On Railroad of
Vermont
Little Rock
Ft S. Scrip
Wall Street Finances Endorse Steady Close After Mixed Day
New York trading ended firm with bonds showing gains and stocks reversing earlier losses. Lakeshore and St. Paul led declines early, while New York Central and Northwestern recouped losses as the market closed higher. notable activity in Erie seconds and various rail issues amid dividend advisories and large bond listings.
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New York
North Carolina
Lakeshore
St. Paul
New York Central
Northwetern
Missouri Preftic
Northern Pacifics
Louisville
Nashville
Central Pacific
Dlaware and Hudson
Ose
Lackawanna
Omaha
Kansas
Texas
Northwestern
Missouri Pacific
Erie
New
West Shore
Harlem
Missori Pacific
Tench
Lafayette
Bloomington
Muncie
Louisville and Nashville
Evansville
Henderson
Rock Island
Oregon Improvement Company
Susquehanna and Western
International
Keokuk
Des Moines
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Colorado Coal and Iron
South Carolina Railroad
The
Stock Exchange
Gulf, Colorado
Aivucata Fe Railway
Hannibal and St. Joseph
General Mort
St. Louis
San Francisco Railway Company
Trade and Its Outlook in Market Circles
A varying market tone shows improved trade in many sectors with higher prices in parts of the coal and cotton trades. Reports note coal shortages on Long Island Maine and New Hampshire fueling prices. cotton firmer on reduced receipts. wool in fair demand. dry goods quiet. grains firmer. hides and leather strong. Exchange notes a slightly easier market on Wednesday with lower settling prices and mixed futures. A Chicago telegram reports wheat weak with bears adding to sales while New York exports rise. corn steady for May. pork lard and ribs futures for May firm after opening weak.
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Rio
West India
East India
Java
Maracaibo
Laguarra
Jamaica
Cokrdage
Manila
Husran
Cotlton
Unlands and
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Mnot
Cormmerl
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Long Island
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A E. Ayer
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McDermid & Co
Chicago
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Franklin County
Vermont
Western Dairy
Canada
Baldwin
Carolina
Rangoon
Turk’s Island
Ilge
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Brandy
Jouceuld & Co
Otard
Dupuy
Hennessy
Pellevoisin
Martell
St Croix
Bay
New England
Bunker Hill
Lion
Bond
Eic
John Gibson
Newcomb Buchanan Co
Anderson
Nelson
Nelson New
Anderson New
G O Blake
Hhids Cienfuegos
Slee
Cuba
Ponce
P. R
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
New Orleans
SUMAC
American
Formosas
Madeira
Ivison
Graham
Ohio
Ssesez
Great Britain
Memphis
Norfolk
ST Louis
Albany
Brighton
Catttle
Commodity price roundup across metals oils and hides
Market notes show light demand and steady or unchanged prices across multiple materials. Hides and leather remain firm for top grades though some segments lag. lumber quiet in cold weather. metals and naval stores show small lot activity with copper ingot, tin, pig iron, and steel rails priced steady. Oils vary by type with crude and refined products mostly firm. paints list broad price ranges across white lead to vermilion.
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India
Bengal
Guatemala
New York
Ide
Western
Calcutta
Boston
Elaine
Paris
Prices of Market Beef and Store Cattle
Market prices show a liberal supply with buyers favored. Beef grades range from first quality at seven dollars per hundredweight to third quality around five dollars with various lot sizes noted plus prices for store cattle including cows oxen and milch cattle. Hides tallow skins and veal calf values are listed, with remarks on shipping delays and recent market softness in offerings.
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Ee CO
Brighton
W. JA Hathaway
Boston and Albany
Fragmented Ledger of Goods and Commodities in Ocean Trade
A ledger from the ship Venetian at Nassau lists varied cargo items and quantities, including pork, wheat, beef, lard, and barrels, with numerous numerical annotations. The document also references cottons, dyes, paper, and household goods, alongside cargo for Africa bound routes and items like tobacco, iron hoppings, and timber.
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Livinrvol
Laer la Guand Bassau
Africa
Bark Ciara E .McGitvers
Receipts of Staple F Goods by Railroads 1860s
A fragmented list records staple receipts by multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Fitchburg Old Colony New York and New England and Western Division. Items include cotton wool flour corn meal oats swine pork hams butter lard tea coffee sugar beans apples potatoes leather hides and eggs with quantities in bales barrels sacks boxes and cars.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Frand Junction
Ratircas
Pelle
New York
New Engiana
Fitchburg
Meine Balbroaa
Lowell Kay
Peabody
Salem
Expr
Total Receipts of Staple Products Feb 35 Port Table
The table lists total receipts of principal staples at the port from all shipment points for the current period and compares with the same day last year. Items include tallow, lard, hides, bacon, skins, tea, coffee, sugar, Pelts, and related measures with varied quantities and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rease
Sina
Eieeke
Midwest and Ohio Valley Grain and Meat Prices Report
Milwaukee prices show dull flour and weak wheat with No 2 Milwaukee at 75 cents while corn holds around 38 cents and oats near 28 to 30 cents. Virions weak, pork at 12.60 and lard about 6.57 to 6.75 cents. hogs lower. Cincinnati pork 13.25, lard 7.05, whiskey 1.13. Toledo wheat steady No 2 soft 89 to 92 cents, corn 24?2 cents, oats 82.5 cents. Detroit wheat No 1 white 98 cents to 1.00. Receipts and shipments listed for each city.
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Milwaukler
Milwaukee
Barney
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
London Market Reports Weak Wheat and Quiet Corn Trade
Beerbohm reports slow floating cargoes of wheat and dull pas sage. wheat and corn markets in London are quiet. Liverpool markets show varied prices for winter and spring wheat with steady to firm crude futures for cotton and a steady to rising tone in recent bales.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Paris
United Kingdom
Calfornia
Uplands
Orleans
Cambridge Rail Petition Wins Board Support
At Cambridge aldermen hearing the Charles River Street Railway petitioned to use the track from Central Square to the Cambridge Boston line on the West Boston bridge. President Raymond argued the move ends a monopoly, citing 7000 signatures in support and a five cent fare legacy. The board approved the petition 7 to 3, seen as a civic victory for the plaintiffs. New System of Cotton Freighting Fall River dispatch reports a proposed change shifting freight charges to consignees on multiple roads, drawing mill opposition. New York Central case Despatch notes a judge’s demurrer siding with the railroad over dividend disputes involving John Newton. Lehigh Coal and Navigation Lehigh company stockholders elect Harris as president and list a slate of managers. over 130,000 shares voted.
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Union Pacific Railway
Smith
Gov. Martin
Kansas
State of Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Company
Kansas Pacific Railway
Union Pacific Railway Company
Boston
Equitable
Tremont Street
Horticultural Hall
Sabd
Charles F. Adams, Jr
Henry McFarland
Summit Branch
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Summit Branch Railroad Company
Roberts
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Connorton Valley Railway
Craig
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Dwight
Cleveland
Kansas City
Ft. Scott
Gulf Common
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New York
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Lowell
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Albany
Old Colony
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlains
New England
New York and
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Railway Company
Eastern
Little Rock d Ft. Smith
Consolidated Versnont
Bringfield
Round
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Pro
Caibbride Board of Aldermen
Charles River Street Railway Company
Cambridge Railroad Company
Central Square
Cambridge
West Boston
Charles E. Raymond
Charles River Company
Cambridge Corporation
Cambridge Railroad Corporation
Massachusetts
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NTT de Soeoriegs Railroad Company
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Hale
Cummings
Tyler
Cambridge Company
Raymond
Plucky Intie Corporation
Fall River
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New York Central
Freedman
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
John Newton
Newton
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Philadelphia
Josephs. Harris
Francis C. Yarnall
Edward W. Clark
Francis R. Cope
Fisher Hazard
Charles Parish
George Whitney
James M. Wilcox
Edward Lewis
T. Charlton Henry
Samuel Dickson
Edward B. Leisenring
Bequest Totals Reported For West End Nursery Hospital
Directors of the West End Nursery and Infants Hospital at 37 Blossom Street acknowledge numerous donations from diverse benefactors led by Mrs Chandler and Mr Jackson. The effort seeks $1500 more to fund operations through Nov 30, 1585, or workloads will end for most of the year.
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West End Nursery and Infants’ Hospital
West End
Nurssry and Infants’ Hospital
Blossom Street
F. W. Hunnewell
J. F. Andrew
John E. Thayer
Nathaniel Thayer
Bayard Thayer
Henry Saltonstall
George B. Blake
W. A. Peabony
E. A. M. Cheever
H. C. Haven
R. T. Paine
S. K E. Read
Mary Pratt
Sidney Bartlett
R. C. Winthrop
Mary Quincy
Gray
Dr. Minot
E. 5. Bangs
Mary V. Isagi
Misses Whitney
Richard Cary
G. W. Warren
Edmund Quincy
Alexander Moseley
F. A. Perkins
W. P. Wally
George F. Putnam
C. B. Warr
M. BD
E. P. Salisbury
Hollis Hunnewell
Aliee Lincoln
Harwood and Quainey
F. P. Sprague
G. T. Field
Morris Gray
Geo. C. Lee
June D. Burnham
Marix D. Burnham
Andrew Fiske
A. G. Thayer
J. J. Clark
Leverett Bradley
Dos. Balch
John Bryant
Arthur Armory
G. W. Simmonds
Arthur Beebe
Franklin Green
Susan C. Warren
Auction sale of Williams & Everett collection paintings
The Williams & Everett gallery will auction its paintings on Thursday and Friday at 2 30 P M the final sale before moving to 156 Tremont Street Monday next The catalog includes Ready for Work by Veyras rat Trees at Fontainebleau by Richet la Camp by Roy Gateway in Grenada by Sanchez Perrier Curiosity by Roosenboom and others The Friday items feature The Zouave Sentinel by Grolle von The Start of the Koran from Meccus by Frere Interior of a Stable by Verschuur The Meathers by Epp Wallacian Travelling by Jebreyer Normandy Fisher Girls by Billet The Minstrel's Song by Roylost The Angel of the Garden by Cabanel The Twilight Hour by Jaque and The Water Currier by Geupi.
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Williams & Everett
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Veyrasrat
Fontainebleau
Richet
la Camp
Frere
Verschuur
Epp
Jebreyer
Billet
Roylost
Cabanel
Jaque
Geupi
Creditors meet on McDonald insolvency and other distress
At a creditors meeting for James McDonald carrier Boston, McDonald offered 49 cents on the dollar payable in 15 days, but creditors rejected it and prepared for insolvency. Other notices include L Greenwood & Co compromising at 40 cents, St Louis dry goods stock foreclosed, Harris & Southwick of Providence assigned to H P Richmons, Glenn & Bucklin Tideout Va closed by sheriff, Keen Hagerty Baltimore tin ware assigned, and Lair Goshen Va, Vaughan Cairo Mich failures and assignments.
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James McDonald
Carrier
Boston
Beldwinseville
St. Louis
Np Dry Goods
Fall River
Harris & Southwick
Glenn & Bucklin
Tideout
George V. Keen
James S. Hagerty
James K. Hagerty
Keen & Hagerty
Baltimore
F. E B. Lair
Goshen
Samuel Payson Receives Donations for Society Funds
Samuel Payson treasurer reports additional memberships and donations totaling 38650 dollars from named individuals including Rufus S. Frost Marshall Wilder and others with gifts of 100 dollars 50 dollars 10 dollars and 1650 dollars from several friends. He notes a remaining 7000 dollars needed to finish building payments and a larger sum sought to boost book purchases and printing of a catalogue.
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Samuel BR. Payson
Somerset Street
Rufus S. Frost
Marshall P. Wilder
Messrs
B. F. Stevens
George D. Ornard
Joseph A. Laforme
C. J. Morrills
N. Brown
A. H. Rhodes
A. Devens
G. Howland Suow
Ida M. Mason
J. B. Seabury
Free Baptist Church of
Seventh annual prize drill of company I M V M
The members of company I eighth regiment MV M will hold their seventh annual prize drill and assembly at the armory next Monday evening. Committee of arrangements First sergeant E Gove duty sergeant E W Crowell privates H G Tucker W G Coch ran E E Smith Gen Peach Col Avers Lieut Col O good Maj Sprague and officers of company D will be present. W F Tucker and Frank A Pierce were arrested Wednesday afternoon for pawning watches bought on instalment plan from a dealer named Prentiss in Boston.
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E. Gove
E. W. Crowell
H. G. Tucker
W. G. Cochran
E. E. Smith
Gen. Peach
Col Avers
Maj. Sprague
W.F. Tucker
Frank A. Pierce
Prentiss
Boston
Exhibition of Buffalo Robes At Moses Colman & Sons
An exhibition on Portland street features one of the largest buffalo robes visible in the city. The robe measures about nine feet long and eight feet wide, drawing crowds to Moses Colman and Sons.
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Moses Colman & Sons
Portland Street
Indicted William Haynes Appeals Jurisdiction Claim
United States, by indictment, William Haynes convicted of using mail to defraud. Before sentence he filed motion in arrest alleging lack of federal jurisdiction and insufficient indictment. Government moved to dismiss and for sentence. court overruled and allowed filing. Attorneys: B F Butler for defendant, C Amory Jr for government.
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United States
William Haynes
Haynes
Post Office Establishment
B. F. Butler
C. Amory, Jr
Damages for obstruction of right of way cases in Dorchester district
Before Judge Bacon and in the Second Session. Actions to recover damages for obstructing a right of way to plaintiffs land from Columbia street Dorchester district resumed and pro forma verdict for defendants. J L Eldredge for plaintiffs W C Loring and Saltonstall for defendants. Also West Amesbury Manufacturing Company v Folger et al contract to recover 162,922 for wheels furnished. Auditor found about 300 owed. defendants admit about ihbatsum. On trial L J Thomas for plaintiff N Morse and H G Allen for defendants. Judge Knowlton presiding.
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Hen EK. Smith
New York and New England Railroad
Hannah Smith
Columbia Street
Dorchester District
J. L. Eldredge
W. C. Loring and
Saltonstall
West Amesbury Manufacturing Company
Nathaniel Folger
L. J. Thomas
N. Morse
H. G. Allen
Obituary notices from Massachusetts deaths week ending Feb 21
Death notices list individuals aged 34 to 82 in cities including Boston Brookline Dorchester Taunton and Keeton with dates Feb 20 21 23 24 25. Names include John Bath Mary Ives James Hill Harriet Sprague Almira Woodward and George Oliver among others. Massachusetts mortality report notes weekly deaths from State Board of Health Lunacy and Charity with population estimates based on 1870 1875 and 1880 censuses.
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Waverly Street
Highlands
Boston
Mary
John Ives
James N Hill
Kaler
Keeton
John Shaler
Waldber Ceh
Oliver
Dorchester
George F Oliver
Simpson
Harriet N
Nathanienea, Sprague
Atton
Susan L Sprague
Woodward
Brookline
Almira J
Elijah W Woodward
Taunton
Massachuseetts
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Isae
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Nalppincott
SON
Market Street
Philadelphi
Big My Pty
O Ger
Leone
SY HK. L. Day & CO
SBS
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Oor
State Street
Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
Hares Haverhill Steamboat Express Co
St. Paul Board of Education
Iares Freeman’s National Bank
Everett Mille, Pty
Oston Kelting Co
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Concord
Fpasell Trimmer Co
Burington
Missoni
Connotton Valley
Water Coast
Kano Shaw & CO
Beokers Ane Baisres
Accnanee” Bacheses Building
Micwebers’ of the
Hostom
Sttcekr Minehouse
Aschive Salas
Broeke
Dedham Water
Houston
National Eagle Bank
Washington National Bank
Saco
Portsmouth
Fitchburg & K
Wayne County
Horatio Harris & SO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchantia
State
Ponca
Pier 2
South Boston
Long Wharf
Bruce S. Evans & Son
Equitable Buiding
Mousam
Kernebunk
Siie
Particu Ars
Stomby M. UC. Maling
Sy Albert Howe SA CO
BEHS
Brightom
Belage
Warrem Avenue
Commonwealth OF
State House
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
American Self Telephone Company
Edward H Moise
H. L. Hastings
Edward Yankey
Jesse L. Nason
Geen Room
Augustine H. Read
H. Read
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Cites
Eston
Treen Roud
Hazard Atlvens
Green Room
Samuel 0. Ingalls
American & Foreeign
Licitor
Patwo
Kilby
Bostom
France
V’ashington
Tregard
Holdy
Ohas
Leventore
Patent Office
Sdrand Riker
Bostrom
Bud
iGau
Philadephia
Washington
Taly, Groagh Draper