Boston Money Markets and Stocks Reel in Decline
The Boston money market remains quiet with rates held firm. Banks discount mercantile paper at 5 to 54 percent and miscellaneous paper at 6 to 64 percent. Government securities steady. stocks slump with Atchison Michigan Central and Bell Telephone leading declines. The Commercial Chronicle reports railroads show gains in December earnings, while specific issues like American Bell Telephone retreat amid patent disputes and broader market weakness.
Richardson Hill Co Executes Orders On Boards
Orders for Mm stocks and ponas are executed at the Boston and New York Boards by Richardson Hill and Company. Private wire to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at No 40 Water Street office.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Samuel Bunting
New York Financia l Market Report 1854
New York financial report from January 11 1854 notes money easy at 1 219 per cent on call. Prime mercantile paper 5 6 percent. Foreign exchange weaker at 4834 183%4 for long and at 4853 486 for short sight. Government and state bonds firm. West Shore bonds in demand rising to 60 14. Union Pacific stock rose from 761 to 7744 and closed at 77. Market closes firm with heavy trading in West Shore Buffalo 5s and Oregon Navigation.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
West Shore
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Jersey Central
Michigan Central
New Reading
Oregon Navigation
Buffalo
North River
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Vanderbilt
Florida
Palermo
Valencia
Malaga
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Liverpool
Grain and market report from Boston and Chicago markets
Daily commodity and market notes with grain inspections totals for corn oats and barley, butter cheese beans and oils. Reports include butter tubs, cheese boxes, beans and Liverpool prices, New York mercantile exchange notes, and Chicago wheat corn oats pork prices with freight and shipment figures.
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Boston
Northern Creamery
Northern
Western Creamery
Western Dairy
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Western
Chicago
U. S
ORDERLY DESCRIPTIONS OF MARKET PRICES FOR FRUITS VEGETABLES AND PROVISIONS
The column lists extensive wholesale prices and market notes for fruits vegetables and staples. It covers peas potatoes onions and apples with prices by region and grade, dried apples cranberries hay and straw, hogs beef and poultry values, as well as sugar molasses cotton wool and grain wholesale quotes. Notable items include Maine New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Burbank seedling and Hubbardston apples, and prices for steer hog and mutton meat cuts.
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Canada
Maine
New Brunswick
Aroostook
Houston
New York
Vermont
Prince Edward Island
Burbank
Hubbardston
New York State
Shipping freight list from Halifax and other ports
A condensed trade ledger lists cargoes and consignors from Halifax Nova Scotia and other ports. Entries include steamer Carroll Adams half boxes of mackerel and codfish casks rope and canvas, hake, herring, hemp, vegetables and apples, books, fish, wine and sugar cargoes aboard multiple vessels and orders from firms like Delong & Seaman Howe & French Haskins & Montague Parker Holmes & co Standard Sugar Refinery Boston Sugar Refinery DANTZIC RC Cushman & co City of Alexandria and others with quantities such as 300 bbls sugar 15 435 bags beet sugar 99 casks albali 362 000 feet hard pine lumber and 14 060 cigars.
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Halifax
Carroll
Dias C Adams
Beaman Bros
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Arecilo
Annie Bell
Standard Sugar
Dantzic
Thorn Holme
Boston Sugar
Demerara
Sea Breese
RC Cushman & Co
Hiavana
City of Alexandria
New York
Charles B Perkins
Boston
Pensacola
Morris W Child
George H Peters & Co
Bygone Port Freight Totals From Early Steamers and Schooner
Ledger style summary lists cargo from Steamer Iliyan cleared Jan 9 and Baumwell cleared Jan 10, detailing quantities across varied goods including organs, music spices, hops, apples, leather, beef, mutton, cotton, flour, lard, bacon, coal, music paper, hams, tongues, and other cargo. Also notes Schooner W Rodger from Halifax with 3,000 bushels of corn and 26 tons lignum vitae.
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Liverpogol
Eng
Steamer
Lyrian
Hamburg
Ger
Cotton and Market Report Across Major Ports
Across Wilmington to New York and Chicago the latest market report shows steady or firm cotton prices in several ports with mixed receipts and shipments. Detailed figures include net receipts, gross receipts, stock levels, and market quotes for venues such as Norfolk Charleston Savannah MemphisNew Orleans and Philadelphia with national aggregates for week ending Jan 11 and year-to-date totals.
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Wilmington
France
Memphis
Seeveese
Elphia
Norfolk
Sonia
Uu Ouisville
Saltimore
Louis
United States
Britain
Ceanane
Seeel
Galveston
Sfw
York
Liverpool
Wheat and cotton markets in London and Liverpool report
London and Liverpool market wires note active wheat cargoes and quiet demand with prices for No 2 red wheat around 40s 6d for January February. Liverpool prices show weaker wheat, firmer corn, with flour and breadstuffs dull. cotton futures steady with Uplands and Orleans bids and large weekly sales and stocks.
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Uplands
Southern Heavy
Canada
Pernambuco
Orleans
Rangoon
Patna
United
Continent
South America
Liverpool
Lake
Ray Saas
Savannah
Charleston
Memphis
Chicago
ST. Louis
Barney Dui
Columon
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Marx Lane
Plaintiffs Seek Fraudulent Conveyance Void in Ladensach Case
Before Judge Lowell James Huntington and others sue John N Ladensach as assignees of the Horace and W A Saunders estate of Cambridge alleging fraudulent conveyance of Iowa real estate through mesne transfers. They seek to set aside the conveyance and have the property vested in the plaintiffs. Heard and decision reserved.
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Lowell
James Huntington Et al
John N. Ladensach
Horace
W. A. Saunders
Cambridge
Iowa
Fraudulent naturalization cases set in district court
The court held Henry McCoughry to bail of 1000 dollars and Patrick F. O'Toole to bail of 500 dollars for the March term before Commissioner Hallett. The matter concerned fraudulent naturalization charges.
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Hallett
Henry McCoughry
Patrick F. O’toole
Suit for labor in plumbing verdict for defendant
Judge Brigham presided in a suit by M T F Donnell against Samuel Walker to recover 8236 for plumbing labor. Verdict returned for the defendant. T H Niles appeared for the plaintiff with 2308. Margaret Murphy sues Hugh McBarron for injuries after slipping on ice and snow in front of his Dedham street residence on Jan 27 1882. The case was resumed and unfinished with a jury view of the premises.
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M. T. F. Donnell
Samuel Walker
T. H. Niles
J. B. Goodrich
Margaret Murphy
Hugh McBarron
Dedham Street
Defendants liable for injury due to joint railroad transfer
A passenger injured at Ayer junction after a Worcester and Nashua brakeman used a fiving switch to move a car onto the defendants road. The court held the defendants liable, as the transfer was a joint service approved by both railways and the brakeman’s negligence caused the harm. Attorneys R. D. Smith and M. R. Thomas for the plaintiff. E. D. Sohier and C. A. Welch for the defendant.
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West Townsend
Boston
Ayer Junction
Peterboro
Shirley
Worcester and Nashua
Lso
Worcester and
Nashua
R. D. Smith
M. R. Thomas
E. D. Sohier
C. A. Welch
Superior Court Torts for Personal Injuries in Middlesex County
In Middlesex County Superior Court on Jan 11 before Judge PIIMan, cases 1236 and 1287 involve John Clark and Daniel White against Lawrence P. Soule over injuries from a fall of a brick masonry staging during construction. Plaintiffs claim unsafe staging and improper materials caused the accident. defense asserts the injuries, if any, were due to plaintiffs and fellow workers’ negligence. Cases consolidated with other docket entries including city bridge suits and railroad matters.
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John Clark
Lawrence P. Soule
Daniel White
Same
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T. H. Russell
G. L. Huntress
Municipal Courts January session outcomes and bonds
Judge Forsaith presided as Morris Cronin was sent to six months in the house of industry. Charles Sullivan faced larceny and assault charges with bonds. Mary Lytle was fined for larceny and held on higher bond for appeal. John Welch received six months in the house of correction. John Moody and Gertrude Hewes faced larceny charges with bonds for future appearances. Dowling’s assault case continued. Noonan held on highway robbery. Ware Branscome sent to reform school for truancy.
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Morris Cronin
House of Industry
Charles Sullivan
Mary Lytle
John Welch
House of Correction
John Moody
Gertrude Hewes
Superior Court
South Boston
Henry P. Dowling
East Boston
William Noonan
Roxbury
Ware Branscome
Reform School
Railroad Earnings in December 1883 and 1882 by Road
From the Commercial and Financial Chronicle a December gross earnings table lists numerous railroads with year over year changes. Notable entries include Chic & St P, Grand Trunk Can, Central Paci, and Missouri Pacific, with totals showing a grand overall increase from 20,283,550 to 21,213,803, and a net decrease of 925,253 for the December period. Data covers three columns: 1883, 1882, and the inc or dec amounts, with notes on period scope and inclusions.
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Railroads See Varied January Earnings And Appointments
A compilation shows several railroad earnings figures for early January with increases and decreases across lines. Notable items include Northern Pacific up 27 340 to 143 600, St Louis and San Francisco up 9 000 to 58 200 for Jan 1 to 7, and Boston and Maine switching to checks for payroll this month. Also reported are appointments, charters, and legal closures affecting Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Erie with Canadian Pacific, Worcester and Norwich, and Vermont Central matters.
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Allegheny County
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Amber sugar cane industry eyed by Connecticut farmers
Jottings from the winter Connecticut agriculture meeting describe D J Ellsworth of Windsor building a syrup factory near his home to cut costs and supply domestic sweetening. Secretary Gold notes potential yields of 300 gallons per acre, with 169 gallons per acre achieved by Ellsworth, and comparisons to sugar beets. The article also reports on Canadian agrarian creed emphasizing small farms, thorough cultivation, proper manuring, deep plowing, and orderly stewardship of resources.
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