Market Report Highlights Rail Stocks and Taxir Debate
Total earnings for the year approach 1 159 454 96 dollars with likely overrun. Merchants note farmers withhold grain and branch roads add little to gross. Marquette Houghton and Onomagon com mission higher closing 77 bid. Union Pacific 1033 Cedar Rapids and Missouri River 107. Eastern 3864 Fitchburg 121 Maine Central 80 New York and New England 503 Northern 1033 Boston and Maine 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Houghton and
Onomagon Commion
Union Pacific
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Eastern
Fitchburg
Maine Central
New York
New England
Northern
Boston
Maine
New York Evening Post
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Western Railroad
Schenectady
New York, Buffalo and West Shore
Vermont Central First
Wheeler
United States Circuit Court
Rutland
Vermont Supreme Court
Langdon
Mexican Central
The
Post
Guzman
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Lake Superior
Market Summary: Railroads Bonds Stocks Rally and Dip
New York stock activity today shows dull speculation with an overall slight gain. Rail bonds such as Atlantic and Pacific G3 slipped while Western Union and Memphis and Charleston led gains at midday. Final trading closed strong with a 1.4 to 14 percent advance across leaders, amid mixed intraday moves and steady money on call at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Moxpay
Evenrne
Mercantile
Corporation
New York
Clearing House
Springfield Clearing House
New Haven Clearing House
Boston Bank
Associated Banks of
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Flint
Pere Marquette
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Iowa Central Railroad Company
Atlantic and Pacific
Columbus
Chicago
Indiana Central
Erie
Fort Worth
Denver City
Kansas and
Texas
Kansas Pacific
Western Union Telegraph
Jersey Central
Kansas City and Northern
Omaha
Mobile and
Ohio
Stock Exchange
Memphis
Charleston
Memhis
Denver
Rio Grande
Northwest
St. Paul
Western Union
Louisville
Nashville
Rock Island
Chattanooga
Reading
Texas Pacific
Peis
Tennessees
The
Southern
Central Pacific
I. O
L. & West
Delaware & Hud
Hon.&St.Jo
Kansas
Lake Shore
Louisville& Nash
Lake Erie & W
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Memphis& C
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Central
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Bay
Union Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Oregon Trans.Co
Sly Roch. & Pitts
2Ibo
Mutual Union
Mining Stocks And Market Notes Summary
The fragment lists mining stock references including Hlamestake, Chrysolite, Belle Isle, Best & Belcher with varied figures. Absent full context, it reads as a catalog of mineral equities and prices, lacking coherent events or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father de Susct
Rescia Tectieta
Belle Isle
Best & Belcher
Liverpool cheese and market notes on dairy and hogs
Dairy prices show Liverpool cheese at 66s cwt and New York butter steady. State and western factory cheese quoted, eggs dull, beans, peas, and kidneys firm. Hog receipts at Union Stockyards reported 22,000 with price ranges around 575 to 670. Wheat, corn, and oats quoted with minor shifts. grains quiet overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Elgin Creamery
Town
Western
Chicago
Choice Western Creamery
Dary
Vermont
Newark
Choice
Hicston
Uplands
Orleans
New Orleans
Ohio
St Louis
Nesota
Minnesota
City Mills
West Indies
Europe
South America
Brandywine
A.c
Iemaeh
Canada
Wester
Cogitoc
soidiSwe
Inesia
Y Ave
English Island
Porto Rico
Patna
C. Omen Vale
Phil
Extra India
City Extra India Mess
State
Old State
Western Fiat
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Barney
ST. Louis
Coumon
Market steady as grain and goods hold near prior levels
Grain markets show a firm steady tone with western superfine flour and other grades largely unchanged. corn meal butter eggs and vegetables maintain tight ranges. cotton futures ease little as New York spot remains steady and supply data show modest daily receipts.
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 8 at the Port
A detailed table shows today’s total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points, compared with the same date last year. Included are cotton, sugar, wool, molasses, flour, butter, cornmeal, oats, wheat, beans, peas, rye, leather, tallow, coffee, tea, and pork, with figures in hundreds or thousands of units and coastwise totals.
Receipts of Stanie Products for Jan 8 Railroads
Receipts list commodities and quantities transported by Boston and Albany Grand Junction and Old Colony Railroads. Entries include cotton wool corn oats barley malt feed pork beef hams butter cheese hay straw lumber leather hides skins pelts flour meal bacon tallow and more totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanie
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Providence
Eastern Railroad
Weil Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Salem
Maritime goods list from multiple ports including Boston and Rio de Janeiro
A detailed cargo summary lists steamer and schooner cargoes across ports Boston Annapolis NS Yarmouth NS Demerara and others. Items include eggs fish potatoes and meat. coal sugar rubber coffee skins and cattle goods along with vessel names and tonnages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Annapolis
Hunter
Howe & French
Gay & Co
Ellis & Co
Delong & Seaman
Russell
Holmes
Hatheway & Co
Mead
Clark & Co
Hale & Co
Thomas Rich & Co
Baker
McPherson & Kendall
Goodwin, Doe & Co
Nash & ¢c
H Tobey
McPherson
Crossman & Co
Johnson & Co
Yarmouth
Dominion
John G Lal! & Co
Demerara
Annie G Leary
Baes Sugar
RC Cushman & Co
Donderry
Bark Grant
Salt Day
Bark Nineveh
L Devenport
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending Jan 5
The return shows import values by origin and category for the week ending January 5. England sources include dry goods, chemicals, metals, paper stock, linen, and hardware. Turkey Island lists earthenware and window glass. Cuba and other regions contribute chemicals whiskey paper stock and provisions. Italy and West Coast Africa provide marble paints wood hides and metals. Canada totals contribute to the overall port value of 1,015,257.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Samide Scles
Polalors Seine Cncean Baird
Ein
Kidgio
Riovess Ss Sceess
Csi Vvaene
Bealce Ana Steel
Lolgwric
ST. Martins
CuBa
Suzar
Cosas Lecteces Otis Uos Rahn Ee
Staton
Italy
Wocoms Co
Allen
Sneveeke
Bes
Stites Qos
Mis Wood
Pi Cawebosenee Sans
Trineas
Iives
Paris
Tics
Ivas Naval Stores
Foreign Exports From Atlantic Steamers List Cargoes
Liverpool steamer Atlas cleared January 5 with cot ton and groceries along with many items including beef lard fruits dairy and machinery. London Hull Levanto and Annapolis Hunter entries list bulk staples and manufactured goods bound for trade routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Steamer Atlas
London
Hull
Levanto
Annapolis
Parsboro
Lockport
Knight Templar
Value of Exports From Boston Port Week Ending Jan 5
Record of weekly export values from the Port of Boston listing commodities with totals in dollars. Metals fuels, agricultural imports, meats and dairy, lumber and fibers, machinery, cotton goods, and tobacco noted. Country and port breakdown shows overall value at 1,161,475 dollars.
Commodity Markets Mixed with Commodities and Grains Data
A dense OCR style market report notes mixed prices across staples. Wheat corn oats barite pork lard and beef move varyingly in Chicago St Louis and New York with receipts and shipments listed, alongside sugar coffee and rice tone.
London Markets Report on Wheat Corn Prices and Trade
Foreign markets update from London on January 8 notes firm wheat and corn cargoes, firmer wheat at Mark Lane, small arrivals, and improved Liverpool prices for flour and wheat. Cotton in Liverpool is dull with active futures. reports include Upland and Orleans quotes and weekly American receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial
London
Erie
New York Central
Mlinois Central
Reading
Commercial
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
California
Uplands
Orleans
Nhon
Court Proceedings Update From Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
The court convened this morning to hear docketed law and equity cases for Suffolk Middlesex Norfolk and Barnstable counties. Arguments in law cases proceeded while criminal cases are scheduled for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Barnstable
Piper vs. City of Bos on case before Judge Gardner
Jury is out in No. 545 Piper versus City of Boston with Daniel Radley pro ami for the plaintiff and Bernard Beidlingmaier for the defendant. Action of tort seeks damages for personal injuries from a dog bite. Defence offers a general denial. Trial proceeding with R. J. McKelleger for the plaintiff and Hammond and Pope for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J.mann
T. Brigham Bisho
French
J. W. Pickering
N. B. Bryant
Donavan
Mary M. Doherty
California
United States
Supreme Court
F. Goodwin
S. J. Power
Catharine M. J. Callahan
Thames Fee, Jr
J. L. Eldridge
J. R. Murphy
Blopgerr
James M. Valentine
Middlesex
Charlestown
Kresumed
Ware
L. M. Child
Deendant
Richard Powers
Maurice English
John Powers
Boston
J. ¥. Cronan
J. A. Maxwell
Gardner
Piper
City of Boson
Daniel Radley
Pro Ami
Bernard Beidlingmaier
Dog
R. J. McKelleger
Hammond & Pope
Copper Mine Yields in Portage Lake District 1882
The Portage Lake district copper mines produced 2,975 tons in 1882 with additional outputs from Calumet and Hecla Osceola and Pewabic. Keweenaw Point and Ontonagon County contributions bring the lake total to about 35,575 tons, exceeding last year by 1,473 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Lake
Lake Superior
Portage Lake District
Seoaeeld
PARMA
Grand Portage
Hancock
Keweenaw Point
Ontonagon County
Creditors meet McLean boot and shoe firm in Providence
A creditors meeting in Providence discussed McLean & Co. boot and shoe dealers with assets of about 15 000 and liabilities around 28 000. Assignees will manage affairs while awaiting a satisfactory offer. Several other firms across the country are listed as failed or facing assignments with varied liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean & Co
Providence
R. I
McLean
Foster
George A. Newhall
Salem
Philadelphia
John Langenberger
P. P. Gustine
Langenberger
J. H. Kramer
Negaunee
Mich
C. A. & J. Chiniquay
Crookston
Minn
Turpsin & Bro
Joseph Strauss
Richmond
Wetmore Machine Company
New Haven
Conn
A.C. Wetmore
James W. Moore & Co
Cochituate
Isaac Sanborn
Grocer
Waterville
G. K. Mellon
Worcester
Charles Peabody
Newburyport
George A. Harmon
Portland
Charles W. Trescott, Jr
Auburn
Patrick J. McCallum
Thatcher
Housatonic
A. W. Fullridge
Omaha
Neb
John E. Groffe
Newport
R. Grampton & Co
Rock Island
Inl
Theodore Wieleseh & Co
Tucson
A. T
Numerous society events planned in Boston area evenings
The city hosts a string of meetings balls and lectures. The Newsdealers and Stationers union meets at the Crawford house. the Atlantic associates hold a second annual ball at Webster hall Friday. Rev. Talmage lectures January 17 at Columbus Avenue church. Merrymakers plan a fete at Union Market hotel Watertown. East Boston Trade association marks its 10th anniversary January 24 with notable invitees. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen hold a sixth annual hall at Odd Fellows' hall with a special Salem train. Boston firemen stage a carnival February 21 at Institute Fair building. Tickets follow policemen's ball January 10 at Charitable Mechanics'. Knights Templar grand ball preparations complete with grand officers and a large Worcester county presence. East Boston ferry employees announce first annual ball February 1.
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Newsdealers and Stationers’ Union of New England
Crawford House
Court and
Brattle Streets
The
Atlantic Associates
Webster Hall
T. DeWitt Talmage
Columbus Avenue Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
Happy Homes
South End
Charles D. Ellis
D. J. McCarthy
Isadson
Harvard Streets
Union Market
Watertown
East Boston Trade Association
Butler
Ames
Crocker
Senate
Marden
House of Representatives
Leopold Morse
P. A. Collins
Palmer
Boston Lodge No. 57
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Salem
Boston Firemen
Institute Fair
Charitable Mechanics
Knights Templars
Boston Commandery
Mechanics
Benjamin Dean
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Grand Knights Templar
Worcaster
Samuel C. Lawrence
Grand Lodge of
Boston
Reform Club organizing for civil service reform in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Reform club formed at the Parker house to back Col. Theodore Lyman for congress. Officers include President John S. Farlow and vice presidents Leverett Saltonstall Levi C Wade. secretary Fisher Ames. executive committee Winslow Werren Moorfield Storey John W Carter. Meetings set for first Saturday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Reform Club
Col
Theodore Lyman
Congress
Parker House
John S. Farlow
Leverett Saltonstall
Levi C. Wade
Fisher Ames
Winslow Werren
Moorfield Storey
John W. Carter
Waltham Waten Company
Young’s Hotel
H. N. Fisher
W. R. Wills
J. L. Keyser
Octave Arrives from England to Winter at Mystic Wharf
The yacht Octave owned by David Sears returned from England and will winter at Mystic wharf. An alarm from box 412 shortly before 3 PM Sunday reported a fire in the stable of Allen and Moody, causing concern in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave
David Sears
England
Mystic Wharf
Allen & Moody
Obituary notices dated January events across New England towns
The list records deaths with names and ages from January 3 to January 7 in Boston, Hingham, Socono NM, Jamaica Plain, Wellesley, Sandwich, Fond du Lac, Foxboro, South Boston, Everett, Arlington Heights, Providence and East Boston. Notables include Nancy Chandler widow of Benjamin Chandler aged 93 and George F Williams aged 35 formerly of Calcutta. The notices reflect widows, long lives and varied locales.
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Jena
TE Brigham
Boston Highlands
Martha A
Albert
Brigham
Beal
Hingham
Martin Beal
Camfill
Socono
Arthur
ME Camfill
Chandpler
Boston
Nancy
Benjamin Chandler
B Cunningham
Theresa Cunningham
Dudley
S W Dudley
Dewing
Wellesley
Seth Dewing
S Dillingham
Sandwich
J Isabella
Charles Dillingham
Perguson
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Samuel N Ferguson
James Ferguson
St John
Green
Fond du Lac
Wis
William C Green
Mendon
Morse
Foxboro
Leonard Morse
Morrison
South Boston
R M Morrison
Perry
Harold Hill Perry
Poor
Everett
Frances A Poor
Aera Robinson
Arlington Heights
Mary
Jonathan Robinson
Lexington
Raynsford
Providence
Erwin W Raynsford
Williams
George F Williams
Calcutta
India
Whittier
East Boston
Matthew Franklin Whittier
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William J Alger
William C Hayden
St Albans
Katharine P Alver
Perry—Briand
Denry A Cooke
Charles M Perry
Philomena Briand
North Sydney
Charles A. Vogeler
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Atlantic
J.D. Jones
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A.A. Raven
J. H. Chapman
Geo. Winthrop Coffin
Life Insurance
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Jos, IM
Gibbens
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E. E. Patridge
Filby Street
Albert Bowker
Continental Insurance
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Comp
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Israel W. Munroe
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Kilby Street
J. W. Balch
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American Insurance Co
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George Croshaw & CO
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J. W. Field
Henry C. Bird
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Frank M. Ied
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Franklin Co
Lewiston
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National Bank of Commerce
National Exchange Ban
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
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Portsmouth and Dover
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Ares
American Loan and Trust Co
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Leavenworth, Topeka and Southwesters
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Boston and Lowell KR
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Florence
Eldorano
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Concord
Ana Montreal Railroad
Androscoggin Mills, Ames Manufacturing Co
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Boston and Alvany Railroad Co
Jom
American Shoe Tip Co
Collateral Loan Co
Arkansas Valley Township Co
Harmiston Manufacturing Co
Boston Gas Light Co
National City Bane
National Exchange Bank
City of Cincinnati
Highland Street
Kansas City
Topeka and Western Railroad Co
Topeka and Western
City of Manchester
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National Oar Co
Exchange
Bostom Stock Exchange
W. KR. Mitchell
Boston Wharf Co
Standard Coal and Tron Co
Tremont St
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Taunton Silver Plate Co
Rogers
Meriden and
Frankiis Co
Highland Street Railway Co
Middlesex Horse Railroad
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Tna Fire Insurance Co
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International Trust Co
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Sioux City
R. RR
New York Central RR
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Kalamazoo and
Schoolcraft
Rutland Railroad Scrip
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Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Hurke
Selag
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Warren Avenue
Roston
COAL
Sid Bene
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Joseph F. Dean
Nelis
Milby St
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Sidmey
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John Murr Murray
Bodkets
Francis Sprague & Co., General Auctioneers
Milk Street
Fiske’s
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Weymouth
Tio Ant
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H. H. Warner & CO
Rochester
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Pricz
Humphreys
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Stetson, Moseley & CO
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Jamesuabbot
J. G. Lamont
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Baeder, Adamson & CO
Southern Pine Lumber
Ewis & Hall
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P.S.& J.B. Huckins
Central Square
Rosendale
Apis “s‘Iuth
Waldo Bros
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Henry & Hatch
Devonshire Sts
Johnson, Moody & Co
Boots & Shoes
A. S. Richards & GO
Boots and Shoes
Reade St
Mma Aly
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John
Wilmerding
Merding, Hoguet
Cresa Oens
Sitka
Leonard Serer
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott
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