Wall Street Drops Marked by National Market Slump
The New York and Pittsburg failures and rumors of failures elsewhere push the stock market down. The Financial Chronicle reports December earnings for 68 roads at 22,?7,837, a drop from last year. West Shore and Central Pacific lead losses while Northern Pacific and St. Louis and San Francisco rise. A link construction contract links California Southern with Mojave division. Electric light company consolidations loom as a grand meeting is planned for February 26 in Chicago.
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New York Financials Spark Mixed Stock Session
In New York on January 16 money eased modestly while call rates held firm. Prices moved after early selling pressure, with notable drops in Manitoba and several rail and utility issues, yet some shares recovered as shorts covered. Updyke Co counsel indicated partial debt payments, boosting buying for long positions amid a stronger close.
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London financial notes and grain prices report
London market report dated Jan 16 notes Consols and various bonds, U S issues, and Atlantic lines. Wheat and corn prices rise and firm at Mark Lane, with red and spring wheat quoted for January to February shipment. Weather mild, Paris markets clearer, Liverpool wheat receipts 143,000 centars with 65,000 American. Provisions and breadstuff firm.
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Liverpool
Market Quiet As On Call Grain Prices Drift Lower
On call trading showed a quiet market with softer tones for several months. Second call transactions included a February No2 white cat sale at a size, with April and May bids shown and a steady settling price. Inspections list multiple grain grades with oats, corn, wheat, peas and other items, noting rejections and grade status.
Flour Receipts and Trade Tone Reflect Quiet Market
Trade remains quiet with firm receiver views on flour and no price concessions likely. Country trade is slow to move lines, jobbers struggle to advance purchases, and stock reductions may improve outlet but large gains aren’t expected soon. Milwaukee shows firm tone with sizable receipts and shipments. St Louis and Chicago show varied activity with steady to unchanged patterns.
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General Farm Produce Market Report Roundup
The bay market stays quiet with steady prices for choice grades and softer demand for ordinary. Rye straw and several produce items show mixed activity with scarce yellow eyes beans and moderate to dull trade in apples, onions, squashes, potatoes, and nuts. Coffee and sugar markets vary by grade, with New Orleans middling steady and futures subdued. tropical fruits and oils follow regional trends amid ample orange and lemon supply and stable whiskey prices.
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Vast Ocean Freight Ledger Entries from Glasgow Halifax Havana
A dense ledger lists cargo items and consignors across Glasgow Halifax and Havana ports. Items include tin plates, bales of paper stock, caustic soda, cigars, fish, and whiskey, with names such as Baring Bros and Estes & Lauriat appearing among shippers and brokers.
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William Oakes
Pickett & Co
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H Ring
Stansfeld
Foreign Exports. Liverpool Steamer Borderer Cleared Jan Fourteen
The Liverpool bound steamer Borderer cleared on January fourteenth carrying 41,649 bushels of wheat 182 tierces of beef 50 000 fh cheese 7 pallets feather 100 cases pigs feet 167 bbis pork 10 tierces topgtes 1538 rolls 131 bales leather 6 casks slip blocks 11 210 pieces staves 4232 bbis apples 645 head cattle 276 sheep 10 cases rubber boots and shoes 6 books and erects sprig rugs 50 tierces trimmings 1308 boxes bacon 400 cases brawn and other items.
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Dictator vs Hickman salvage hearing resumes in court
In U. 8 district court on January 16 before Judge Nelson the salvage case of the schooner Dictator owners against the schooner Hickman was resumed. W. Russell appeared for libellants and E. S. Dodge for the claimant.
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Supreme Court Arguments List January Session
The Supreme Judicial Court met January 16 with Chief Justice Morton and Justices Allen Allen Holmes presiding. Cases argued include Powell vs Turner, Scott vs Calkins, Cook trustee vs Herrington, Allen vs Libbey, Kellogg vs Kim, Cassier pro ami vs Males, and Whitehead and Atherton Machine Company vs Ryder. Attorneys listed for each side.
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Boston Court Records Span Damages and Notices
Superior Court first session lists cases from 1881 to 1889 including Peter J. Link v City of Boston for injuries on Lenox Street with $750 verdict, Georgiana Slade v Atteaux for money from dye sales, and Wilhelmina Port v City of Boston for a cesspool injury. Several docket items and motions accompany the list of case numbers and parties.
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Sumner
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J. M. Babson
R. N. Nason
Land Damages and Personal Injury Actions In Boston Courthouse
In the Boston docket the cases Horatio Hupt versus Town of Sudbury and Lucius P Bent and others against the town involve claims for damages from land taken for road purposes. Claims are set for arguments and charge on the following Monday. Attorneys for petitioners include B B Johnson and E D Loring. for the town J W Hammond. In a separate pair, William H Yee pro ams versus Wm E Emerson et al and John T Yee versus Wm H Emerson concern personal injury damages from May 1883 after Johns T leg was broken and head cut when his horse collided with the defendant's carriage on Rutherford Avenue Charlestown. Defence in both is general denial. Attorneys include A F Means for plaintiffs and Morse & Stone for defendants.
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Convictions in Cambridge: multiple defendants sentenced on theft and sex crimes
Nicholas Laveroni and Albert Turner receive reformatory terms for larceny. Roger Forbes and James Crotty jailed for assault or larceny. Charles Goodrich and Ansel Vaughan with May Anderson face lewd acts and larceny penalties. Florence Bernard placed on probation for keeping a house of ill fame. Michael Riley and John Donahoe face prison terms for breaking and entering. George A Taylor on trial for larceny. John McWilliams to two years, others into state prison or house of correction.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court Attorney Admission Notice
Notice is given that Tuesday, January 20, at 9 15 o clock A M, if no objection is made, a list of applicants including Jussell Bradford, Greville Braman, Orrin Carpent er, John Casey, William Coolidge, James Cooney Jr, Edwin Curtis, William de las Cisas, Josiah Dean, Clarence Eldreoge, Frederick Fisse, Henry Harden, Elizabeth Greenhood, Fred Knight, Albert Lane, George Manson, George Mayberry, George Pimenter, Clifford Plummer, Edward Rand, William Reed, John Storer, Cornelius Sullivan, Eugene Upton, Henry Warner, Andrew Woods will be admitted as attorneys at law if qualified.
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Rate War Spreads as Grand Trunk Skirmish Widened
New York dispatch details a widening rate war led by Grand Trunk and Lake Shore affecting emigrant traffic Quebec to Chicago. Allan Line contracts keep $7 fares in play while New York Central and Erie slash second class to Chicago to $5. Financial notes cover Central Iowa Railway coupon purchases, Missouri river bridge funding, and Canadian Pacific talks with Ottawa over government support.
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Obituary notices of naval officer and other deaths
Rear Admiral Levi M. Powell US Navy (retired) dies in Washington DC on Jan 15. Born in Virginia, he joined the navy in 1817, rose through ranks, served in the Seminole War, commanded the Potomac, and held inspector and commodore posts before retirement. Also note deaths of Charles Parker of Framingham, Rev Jeremiah Mace, Hon Edward Rand, Jonas Woodard, Rev Dr A B Beach, Stephen Burrows, Benjamin Crane, Capt James Barron, and M Saint Armand with brief life summaries and affiliations.
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