Money Market and Stocks Drift on Rumors and Affects
The money market remains quiet with loans at 14 to 2 percent among banks and 3 to 4 percent elsewhere for demand, 4 to 6 percent for time. New York funds show a 33 to 40 cent premium. bank exchanges total 11,942,206 with balances of 1,190,905. Stocks opened firm but declined amid Mexico loan doubts and feared New York disasters. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe eased to 784, CB&Q fell to 1171, Union Pacific to 465. Local rail shares shift on lease litigation, with Boston and Albany and New York and New England down. Atlantic and Pacific and Mexican Central slip as market cools. Bell telephone rises then recedes, Erie steady, mining inactive. A special Brunswick Antimony meeting in St John plans a $150,000 bond issue and board expansion. electric stock movements reflect ongoing consolidation rumors.
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American Electric
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Pennsylvapia Company
Pennsylvania
Transaelone Negrogator
Market Report From New York and Boston Sees Tumult and Turnaround
The report details a volatile session with early declines across rails and finance markets, led by western rail shares and Pennsylvania lines. A late rally, driven by Western Union and other majors, partially recovers losses, while rumors of large failures and coal-trade tensions circulate and are denied. Prices in bonds, currencies, and commodities show broad movement with a cautious close.
Winter wheat outlook hopeful across Illinois and Indiana
Despatches from Illinois and Indiana report the winter wheat crop in good condition with little damage from the recent cold wave and thaw. Farmers in Springdale Iowa note better than average prospects and no sprouting, while a few reports mention minor damage from frozen water pockets. Indiana centers anticipate an unsurpassed crop and a large era of exports, as New York weekly domestic exports reach about 6.39 million dollars, with comparisons to 1883 and 1884 figures.
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Chicago Tribune
Ilinois
Indiana
Springdela
New York
Trade Conditions in Shoes and Rubber Goods Market
Very few buyers currently and light arrivals expected through month end. Mail orders from sample buyers form the bulk of demand, yet many fall short of manufacturers expectations. Shoe trade rises as boots wane. rubber goods shipments remain strong with 33,611 cases sent outside New England this week and 62,814 since Jan 1, down from last year.
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New England
Market Tone Across Cities Described as Mixed
The market showed a dull to steady tone in several cities with St. Louis Cincinnati Memphis Norfolk and Wilmington steady quiet in Charleston New Orleans and Philadelphia dull in Augusta and firm in remaining points reflecting uneven regional conditions.
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St. Louis
Cincinnnati
Memphis
Norfolk
Wilmington
Charleston
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Augusta
Grain and livestock market round up from Toledo and Detroit
Wheat prices slip while corn and oats stay steady in Toledo. Hogs show active trading with assorted prices for common, light, packing and butcher grades. Detroit reports wheat weakness with No 1 white and No 2 red quotes and Michigan soft red prices alongside large local receipts.
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Toledo
Detroit
Michigan
Financial Markets Report From London and Liverpool
London and Liverpool market notes show Consols near 997 16, various bonds and stocks quoted across major firms. Wheat and corn prices ease in cargo markets, while British flour imports and weather conditions influence trade. cotton in Liverpool remains dull with futures steady to modestly up.
Imports at Bostor France and Liverpool steamers items listed
Incoming cargo shows Bark Livingstone carrying 756 tons salt ballast at Hyeres and Warner Freeman. Palestine from Liverpool reports 5 cases 3 casks 237 bolls steel for Wetherell Bros Stone Downer Glass and mdse 125 tons pig iron. Baring Bros co ships 343 casks bleaching powders 117 bales flax waste 8 pkgs mdse 200 tons common salt 125 casks soda ash 548 pkgs paper stock order.
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Hyeres
France
Livingstone
Warner & Freeman
Liverpool
Eng
Palestine
Bolls Steel Wetherell Bros
Glass Butters
Patrick Keane
Baring Bros & Co
Foreign Exports Reported From Liverpool Glasgow and Rosario Steamer cargo lists
Liverpool- Iberian cleared Jan 3 with 17 268 bushels corn 2965 bushels apples 4 cases 6 bushels leather 200 boxes bacon 66 quarters beef 10 bolts cotton duck 17 cases chair stock 40 packages woodenware 1726 quarters fresh beef 115 carcasses mutton 9660 pieces staves 48 cases organs 58 head cattle 4 birds tallow 142 bales 50 rolls leather 25 boxes evaporated apples 1448 pails 350 buckets lard 3143 sacks flour 787 bales cotton 8089 bushels wheat 7 boxes inspirators 1 box machinery 1 case shoe maser iron pump 200 tierces lean backs 480 boxes horse nails. Glasgow- Alexandria cleared Jan 1 with 12 857 sacks flour 500 tierces lard 300 do tallow 800 cases canned meats 500 boxship pork 110 boxes hams 765 box apples 39 casks sperm oil 5 bales leather piano 754 oils spool wood 6000 pieces staves 120 head cattle. Rosario- J J Lootz bark with 429 122 feet lumber 200 cases oil 220 do chairs 20 barrels lampware.
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Eng
Receipts of Staple Products by 19 Railroads
A ledger of tonnage and counts from multiple railroads lists cotton wool flour corn oats meal and various foods and goods received. Stand Junction Providence Old Colony Fitchburg Eastern Maine Lowell and other lines record bales, barrels, sacks, boxes, and cases of staples including tea butter cheese molasses grease lard and meat products with quantities such as 461 bales cotton 226 bales wool 3303 bbls four 155 bbls oatmen 3850 bus corn 4325 bus cats 700 bus malt 2400 bus shorts 4 bbls tallow 260 bbls pork 127 tierces hams 6o bbis grease and 231 dressed hogs.
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Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Suger
Bates
Bequests From Adams and Harti Will Bequests
In Horace J. Adams of Lowell will, trustees receive one Hamilton Manufacturing stock share to back church debt payments for St. Pauls Methodist in Lowell, 1000 to New Hampshire Conference Seminary if 10000 is raised within six months, 509 yearly to New England Conference for aged members and orphans, 500 to New Hampshire Conference for same purpose. Charles Harti of Waltham leaves 300 to the Home for Aged Women.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church of
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
New Hampshire Conference Seminary
French College
New England Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Hampshire
Methodist Church
Charles Harti
Waltham
Bell Suit Seeks Ban on Overland Phone Equipment
In Philadelphia, American Bell files suit against Overland Telephone Co of Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey seeking a preliminary injunction to bar use of transmitter and receiver claimed to infringe Bell patents. Chauncey Smith of Boston opened for Bell recounting patent history before Circuit Judges Butler and Nixon.
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American Bell Telephone Company
Overland Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
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Bell
United States Circuit Court
Butler
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Chauncey Smith
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Boston
Bell Company
Toronto man and brothers bid for English fortune claim
A Toronto carpenter William Churchill and his four brothers living in Newfoundland are to share a fortune of 35,000,909 pounds left by an English relative. Newfoundland officials report there is no doubt the claim will be established, confirming the long awaited inheritance.
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William Churchill
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Churchill
Railroad Matters and Annual Meeting of Boston and Lowell
Report on hotel rates for New Orleans expo attendees debunking claims of 100 percent price hikes. Boston and Lowell stockholders vote on directors new bylaws lease, capital raises, and bonds. Tuttle’s resignation noted with no Fitchburg changes. Oregon Pacific completes first 72 miles Yaquina Bay to Corvallis. Misc notes on California rate agreement violations and railroad earnings across majors.
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H. H. Judson
Department of Publicity
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St. Charles Hotel
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T. Jefferson Coolidge
J. G. Abbott
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Thomas Palpot
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Frederick E. Clarke
Channing Clapp
William Powell Mason
Manchester and
Keene
Stony Brook Railroad Company
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Muttie
Fitchburg
Boston
Lowell
Lucius Tuttle
Tuttle
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Lord
Farber
Oregon Pacific
San Francisco
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Yaquina Bay
Corvallis
Williamette Valley
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Columbia River
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Chicago Tribune
California
Court adjourns illness delays Cameron v Worthington
In January 7 before Judge Nelson the illness of Judge Clark delays the Cameron versus Worthington case as evidence is read to the presiding judge until completion.
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Cameron Vs. Worthington
Nelson
Superior Covert First Session Verdict Against Carroll For Plaintiff
Judge BAcoN presided over Thomas Landers v John A Carroll et al and John Sweeney v John Muldoon among others. Verdicts include $10639 to the plaintiff and liability details discussed with counsel Kiernan Kimball Steere Maxwell and Fishacher. A list of cases followed others including Rankin Taunton Locomotive Works and Brown Chelsea in order of docket numbers.
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John A. Carre
Carroll
John H. P. BG. Kiernan
W. F. Kimball
John Sweeney
John Muldoon
Owen Muldoon
C. Steere
J. A. Maxwell
Thos
Pierce
Henry H. Tucker
Max Fishacher
H. £. Swasey
Knowlton
Rankin Vs. Taunton Locomotive Works
Insolvency Showcases Widely Varying Debts and Outcomes
A chain of insolvency actions across New England and nearby areas highlights diverse cases. Arthur Smith of Rotherhithe fails with liabilities of £170,000. Boston markets and Worcester firms face petitions, meetings, and partial recoveries while creditors seek payments ranging from 25 to 60 cents on the dollar.
Obituary of William hone long and Norwich Academy figure dies
Obituary notes William hone long a Boston assessor dying at home in Charlestown Jan 7 after a cold. Born Oct 11 1827 in Charlestown he worked in lumber and wharfing, served in city and state offices including Charlestown council house of representatives and senate, then assessor from 1874. He leaves a widow, no children, and long public service. Also mentions Prof William Hutchinson longtime Norwich Free Academy principal and public figure dying Jan 6 at 43.
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Peete
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Norwich Free Academy
Board of Education
Otis Library
Broadway Congregational Church
Industrial and Financial Names in New England Trade Flow
A compact list of regional companies and financials includes Boston and Sandwich Glass Co Old Dominion Copper Mining Co First National Bank of Danvers Old Boston National Bank Merchants National Bank Easton Roof N A New England Glass Co Neptune Insurance Co Kansas City Fort Scott and Gulf RR Go pref Boston Roxbury Mill Corporation Washington Ailis American Fire and Marine Insurance Co Eldorado Walnut Valley RR Connecticut and Passumpsic RR Risto Boston Concord and Montreal RR Pullman Palace Car Union Pacific RR reg Republican Valley 68.
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Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf RR
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corporattion
Washington
Ailis
American Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Eon
Eldorado
Walnut Valley
Connecticut
Passumpsic
Boston, Concord
Montreal
Union Pacific
Republican Valley
Early Texas dressed beef shipments and rise of refrigeration
The American Marketman recounts early attempts to ship Texas dressed beef to Philadelphia and London, noting the Fire Fly fire risk and auction sale, then the spread of chilled meat trade by New York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore. It traces refrigeration methods from air chilling to Libby cooling, and cites 1881 exports of $9.86 million dropping to $8.84 million in 1883 amid Australian and River Plate competition, with live cattle trade also sliding from $14.50 million to $8.34 million. The piece ends on the British farmer’s hardship from high rents and land prices despite royal roast prestige.
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Libby, McNeill & Libby
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River Platte
Old England
Coblenz Letter to London Truth on Rhine wine origins
A Coblenz correspondent argues that much wine sold as Johannisberger and Steinberger in England originates from lesser estates near Johannisberg, Rudesheim, and elsewhere. He notes limited supply, high prices, and advises buying from reputable merchants in Koln Coblenz Mainz or Frankfurt while warning that genuine elite Rheingau production cannot meet demand.
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