Atchison Declines Amid Broad Boston Market Moves
Boston money market shows quiet conditions with small rate shifts. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe stock trades freely and falls to 73. The day features mixed railroad activity, Utah pool talks, and notes on Denver Rio Grande routes.
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Chicago
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Atchison
Salida
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Mexican Central Railroad Company
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Philadelphia
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Wendell Goodwin
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Greenland
Woodward Emery
Cambridge
Stock Orders Executed on Boston and New York Boards
Richardson Hill & Co. executed orders in mrm stocks on the Boston and New York stock boards. A private wire served New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations from all stock markets are available at No. 40 Water Street office.
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New York
Philadelphia
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New York Markets Open Strong on Trunk Line Settlement
The New York market opened higher amid trunk line settlement optimism. Railway shares led gains with Western Union and Union Pacific among prominent risers. late trading saw renewed strength as investors covered shorts and bought for London accounts.
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Prime Mercantile
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Texas Pacific
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Atchison, Colorado and Pacific Firsts
Grain and market notes from New York and Chicago exchanges
Grain receipts today include corn 16 950 bushels, wheat 7 600, oats 3 275, rye 500, shorts 11 000, oatmeal 206 barrels, cornmeal 750, and cottonseed meal 2 250. Wheat futures opened January at 81 40 and closed 89 asked. Provisions show pork near 14 60 to 15 35. Hogs at Union Stock Yards estimated receipts 23 000 with packs at 5 10 to 5 60.
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Grain and feed markets show steady prices with mixed signals
Trading in flour and corn meal remains moderate with small lot sales. Wheat varieties list varied prices across states, oats and rye show firm or quiet demand, mill feeds and cottonseed meats hold near steady. Butter cheese eggs quote mixed with stronger dealer prices and scarce fresh stock.
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Market Notes on Produce and Provisions from the Week
The report details steady to quiet markets across vegetables fruits and staples. Peas potatoes onions apples dried fruits cranberries hay and straw meats and poultry reflect varied demand with prices quoted for Canada green peas beef pork lard and dairy substitutes. cotton futures and global sugar and molasses prices noted for context.
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Red Top
Wool Production Rise and Sluggish Markets Reported
James Lynch reports U S wool production in 1883 at 320 4 million lbs up 20 4 million from 1882 with gains mainly in Iowa Missouri Minnesota and western territories. Consumption climbs about 34 million lbs. imports to New York Boston and Philadelphia total 83 7 million lbs while prices vary by grade across regions. Foreign and domestic sales for the week total 1 7 million lbs.
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New York
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Imports at Boston Antwerp Steamer Hermann and Others
List of cargo entries with steamer and bark ships delivering goods to Boston Antwerp Matanza and Gonaives. Items include pipes quarter and eighth measures cases skins chemicals marbles window glass logwood birds sugar and ths of various firms such as J Birtwell Curran Joyer Atkins Booth Sherburne Wise Lom bard Bache Heyer Nash Welden Wilde Welden and Spaulding partners.
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Smith & Son
Curran & Joyer
Atkins & Co
Booth & Co
Window Glass Hills
Turner & Co
Sherburne
Trade cargoes listed for ships from several ports
Liverpool Palestine clears with cattle cattle hides leather and foodstuffs. Buenos Aires Juia A Brown ships lumber turpentine. Annapolis Nebec carries flour cornmeal and refined oil. Demerara brig Mississippi loads emery and lumber.
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Shipping receipts from regional rail lines and express carriers
A fragmented list of freight items from multiple railroads and expresses including Stapie Productsa Jan L Boston and Albany and Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Waster, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, Peabody and Salem, and sea routes. It details bales, bushels, barrels, boxes, and other counts for cotton wool flour corn oats malt bran cornmeal beef butter hides leather eggs potatoes and related goods.
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New York
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Fitchburg Railroad
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Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Market Cotton and Commodities Across Cities
The report surveys New York, Norfolk, Savannah, Wilmington, Galveston, Cincinnati, and other markets. It notes quiet or firm tones, mixed receipts and shipments, and price levels for cotton, flour, wheat, corn, oats, and lard. Significant figures include net receipts, gross receipts, and stock numbers across ports, with United States and Great Britain trade data summarized.
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Wall Street style notes A G W and Canadian Pacific move
London financial despatches report consols and industrials with mixed gains and losses. Wheat markets show firmer English and French prices while Liverpool prices hold steady for flour and provisions. Cotton in Liverpool trades 51 5 16d to 64d with 82 000 weekly sales and large American imports.
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Court Record Involving Hathaway V Bank And Mason Rail Case
Court record notes two actions before Judge Nelson. Hathaway executor sues First National Bank of Cambridge over 10000 in bonds deposited as collateral for a loan to Appleton Hubbard. Norris of Michigan for the plaintiff. defendants represented by Me a untaint, Gaston, and Hammond. A second case, Mason et al. v Hartford Providence and Fishkill railroad, seeks revival of a bill by Earl P. Mason in life. administrator continues. Demurrer previously heard. Judge Nelson overrules it.
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Cambridge
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J. W. Hammond
Nelson
Mason
Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad
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Trial resumes on Westfield distillery forfeiture case
Before Judge Clark the information to enforce forfeiture of the distillery at Westfield is resumed. The government case proceeds after a Friday start with testimony still unfinished.
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Supreme Judicial Court Assignments and Docket Summary
The January session of the Supreme Judicial Court lists cases including Ellen M. Sewall vs George P Sewall Alfred Papineau vs George H Wentworth Medion A Reeve vs Herbert E Dennett James B Stock vs Harriet K Wood Abel Goss vs Wm R Ellison and Charles Spring vs Inhabitants of Hyde Park. Court schedule notes criminal docket Monday and equity Tuesday.
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R.M. Morse, Jr
H.G. Allen
Alfred Papineau
George H. Wentworth
Robert T. Paine
C.G. Keyes
Papineau
C. E. Washburn
Medion A. Reeve
Herbert E. Dennett
J. M. Morse, Jr
W. H. Towne
Supearion Criminal Court January Proceedings
In Stayles court James Looney convicted of breaking and entering. Timothy Cox sentenced to eight months for assault on Sergt Clark. Frank Gorman continued for sentence on breaking and entering. Catharine and Eunice McDevitt placed on probation for a disorderly house. John Kiley fined thirty dollars and bound for peace. Jeremiah Sweeney pleads not guilty to robbery as jury deliberates in Hennessey case.
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Timothy Cox
Sergt. Clark
House of Correction
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Catherine
Eunice McDevitt
John Kiley
Jeremiah Sweeney
Thomas Hennessey
Thomas Wilson
Superior Court First Session Summary
Jan 1 session before Judge Brigham includes Talbot vs Underwood with verdict for plaintiff 26135 after services claim 31925. Replevin suit over brass rolls from Fitzgerald store. jury pending. List of cases docketed: Tobey v Toston, Peasey v Woodman, Merchants Nat Bank v Ballou, Fitamorria v Jackson, McDermott v Eastern RR Co, Bedrick v Southwick, Carpenter v Gowit, Karrett v Lynch, Hancock v Mayo, Tweed v Mandal, Waters v Same.
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C.W. Bartlett
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Edward L. Fitzgerald
A.W. Wellman
J. 2. Clark
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Fitamorria
Jackson
McDermott
Eastern RB. Co
Bedrick
Southwick
Carpenter
Godwit
Kaarrett
Lynch
Hancock
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Mandal
Mary Rollins versus George Edwards tort action noted
The case Mary F Rollins v George G Ed wards is an estate tort action by the administrator of Henry L Rollins deceased of Newton alleging damages for an assault on the deceased. The defense pleads general denial claiming the deceased was a pupil and that the teacher properly corrected him under school rules. Attorneys listed include FE W Cate for the administrator EK H Pierce and W S Slocum for the defense.
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Henry L. Rollinstate
Newton
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Idle and disorderly offenders face harsh bail and sentences
In the central court Judge Churchill presided over several debtors: Eliza Henshaw idle and disorderly 81x months in the house of industry, Terrance Sullivan six months, Mary Holden six months, and Mary Kennessy larceny with $1800 bail. Other cases include Joseph Redding decent exposure $800, Michael Hicks assault $500, John Thompson and William Brown $1200 bail each for larceny, James Jenks larceny $300, May Brown common night walker $200, David and Martin Moore assault fines, John Sullivan and James Wright $2000 bail each for maintaining a lottery, Kate Kennessy larceny $1800. In East Boston Charles de Gaar indecent exposure bound over $300 for superior court, James Ryan robbery $800 bonds for superior court. Bunker Hill Thomas W Dundon larceny fined $15 costs. Roxbury William Morgan assault and battery $500 for further appearance.
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Admission of Massachusetts Attorneys in Supreme Judicial Court
Notice is given that on January 23, 1884 at 9 15 a m Edwin G Alexander Samuel C Bennett and other named applicants may be admitted as attorneys at law if found qualified in Suffolk Massachusetts before the Supreme Judicial Court during the September Term 1883.
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Sunday Trains at Issue in Fitchburg and Others
A railroad commission hearing examined requests by Fitchburg and Boston and Hoosac Tunnel and Western to run passenger trains on Sundays over the Troy and Greenfield line. Remonstrances were filed by Springfield residents and Franklin County Sabbath School Teachers, citing moral concerns and safety. The board will deliberate for a few days before ruling.
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Controversy Over City Committee Appointments in Boston
Republicans protest the Boston common council under President Lee favors Democrats and Irish Americans. The mayor reshuffled committees including chairmanships on the school board and supplies, removing Dr. Moran from the seventh division and altering leadership to curb Democratic influence. The row echoes prior partisan changes under Mayor Palmer.
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Annual Meeting Highlights Industrial Education Talk and Elections
The American Statistical Association held its Friday afternoon annual meeting at 19 Boylston Place with President Walker presiding.Treasurer report shows cash on hand 1,004.05 with year receipts 207.18 and expenses 101, leaving 1,710.88. total assets 2,715.38 Archibald J. Dunn of London elected honorary member Edward Jarvis and Francis Walker head the officers for the year. Edward P. Seaver urged public funding for a city manual training school linked to the high school and a workshop method to train youths for skilled trades. Speakers included L. Stanley Hall, John Clarke, Edmund Wilson, C. Coffin and others.
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K. KR. Darling
Jalo
Stephen M. Frank
Whameee
JTORS
Moses Kimball
Frank W. Reynolds
Henry A. Rick
Richard H. Stearns
T Albert Taylor
Thomas Talbot
Samael Atherton
Isaac Z. Burr
Stephen M. Crosby
Isaac Fenno
Joseph H. Gray
L. Hollingsworth
A. R. Whittier
Rogers Building
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Office of
Gates & Bardwell
Jazatt
Evans & Son
Corporation Notices
Eagle River Copper Company
Eagle River Copper Company, & Corporation
Chas. If. Sprague
W. P. Brown
Austin M. Corp
Boylston Mutual Insurance Company
Kilby Street
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W. Glover