Market closes show mixed gains across railroad and telegraph stocks
Wisconsin Central common held at 11 while Flint and Pere Marquette common moved at 164 to 17 and the preferred at 54g. Boston and Albany rose to 172 and Boston and Maine firm at 11 1/2. Mexican Central steady near 103, with scrip firm around 182. Earnings for January show $57,700 week versus $70,000 previous month, and cumulative 130,700 for first half. Gossip notes heavy NY NB stock buying, American Bell jumping to 246 then 244.
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Wisconsin Central
Flint
Pere Marquette
Connotton Vailey
Boston and
Lowell
Boston
Albany
Maine
Norwich
Worcester
Cheshire
Connecticut River
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Springfield
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Atchison Trust
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Great Falls
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American Bell Telephone
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Hecla
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Osceola
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Bowde
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Boston & Alb
Bos & Lowell
Nor & Worces
Ia Golony
Scsand
Misowllar Rouse
Ult
Pal
Sitm & Hecla
Cexess
Obscure 19th Century Trade Card Mentions Rail Lines
Fragmented OCR of a historical trade notice referencing Boston and various rail lines, water power interests, and financial entries. Names and places are garbled but imply stock, transaction notes, and route mentions among Pacific, Wisconsin Central, and common sales figures.
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Stee
Loca
Americab
Ao DE Iecvecsares Ameriwat E & Uco
Cosas E
Ccesillantic & Pacific
Codanza Dev
Cccesscevecces
Ind
Tobccoib
Iog Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Oil Assignment Rumor Fades
New York markets opened firm with broad gains, led by New York Central and Union Pacific. A false report of the McCelmont Oil company assignment unsettled prices midday, later denied. coal shares remained weak on coal combination rumors. By close, gains narrowed with Western Union, St Paul and Northwestern among leaders, while some bonds and coal stocks weakened.
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New York
McCelmont Oil Company
Erie
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Western Union
St. Paul
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Chicago
Burlington and Sur
Louisville
Nashville
Lake Shore
At, Paul
Coal Combination
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Leekawanna
Delware and
Dudson
Jersey Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
W.deelinsil
Tedersey Central
Railroad
Central Lowa
Sto
Indianapolis
Decatur
Privyfield
Nashvile
New Orleans
Mobile
Harlem
Oregon
Borac
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Sioux City
West Shore
Milk and meat markets show steady prices across regions
The report details receipts and pricing for butter cheese eggs and pork lard with firm quotes for fine stock and varied Western creamery activity. New York cheese and egg markets are steady, while beef pork and lard show mixed but generally steady levels across Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis and Chicago with cattle hog and sheep movements and general farm produce updates.
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Aod
Osl
Northern
New York
CHE#&sic
Liverpool
London markets report US bonds and commodity prices
U S bond quotes show varied results with 4468115 percent at Atlantic end and readings for Erie Pennsylvania and Reading among others. Bar silver at 44 ½ pence, bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England today amounting to £14,000. Cargoes of wheat and corn firm, with small arrivals off the coast and light sales, while Liverpool market shows wheat prices steady to easier and provisions adjusting in cold, windy weather.
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London
Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Bank of England
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
France
Liverpool
Michigan
California
Prices of cattle and sheep in late market listings
Farrow cows listed at $15 to $30, fancy cows at $50 to $10, working oxen priced per pair at 8100 to 225, milch cows and calves from 20 to 57, yearlings at $10 to $20, two years old $14 to $30, three years old $24 to $12. Western fat swine dressed at 6% to 1 pound, northern dressed hogs at 53 to 6c, stores wholesale and retail at 0.00c. Prices of sheep and lambs appear under classifying headings.
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Philadelphia
Hamburg
Malaga
Foreign Exports Hull Eng via New York Otranto Shipment
The steamer Otranto from Hull England to New York ships freight including 50 boxes beef 25 do pork 100 boxes bacos 200 half barrels lard.
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Hull
Eng
New York
Otranto
Receipts of Staple Goods by Railroad Lines
A fragmented ledger style summary lists cargo volumes for multiple railroads and routes including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Maine, and Lowell divisions. Items include cotton bales, wool, flour sacks, corn measures, oats, wheat, meal, tallow, grease, butter, cheese, apples, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, eggs, beans, potatoes, tea, coffee, molasses, and bales and cases, with quantities in bales, bushels, sacks, boxes, cases, rolls, and cars.
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Boston
Albany
Grend Junction
Providence
Old Golony
York
New Ene
Keilrona
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Western Division
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Adla
Baies
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 20
A port table shows total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points for January 20, 1885, with 1884 comparisons. Items include cotton, molasses, wool, flour, butter, oats, corn, wheat, barley, millfeed, straw, and various leather, meat, and produce goods, listing quantities in bales, boxes, bushels, and pounds.
Supreme Judicial Court Dockets and Petitions
Supreme Judicial Court proceedings list multiple cases with parties George W. Corner and others vs Daniel D. Pratt and others. John Wales vs William A. Chase and assignees. Mary E. Wright guardian vs Gilman F. Wright. Hugh Quinn vs Middlesex Electric Light Company. Equity docket session, Shaw Bros petition for selling remaining assets for 500000 to satisfy creditors. mandamus petition by Joseph O Neil regarding city clerk ballot. notices set for Tuesday next. Butler appears for ONeil.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Morton
W. Allen
C. Allen
Holmes
George W. Corner
Daniel D. Pratt
E. W. Hutchins
C. E. Washburn
John Wales
William A. Chase
D. van Duyce
L. H. Tyng
Superior Court First Session Jan 20 Before Judge Bacon
In sickness of the presiding judge the court opens in order. Dockets list cases including Hollings vs Mack and Guil vs Fitzgerald, with Newport Bay cases and notes on damages. Jury trials noted for Priest v Thompson and others, with attorneys Dudley Morse Lane.
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Superior Court
Bacon
Sale of Shaw Bros. assets under insolvency plan approved
In Suffolk County a judge authorized deposit of 30 percent of the Shaw Bros. assets with insolvency trustees to carry out a 30 percent creditor compromise. The order shields unsecured creditors from interference and sets Saturday for final decree details. Reports from Pittsburgh note Oliver Bros. Phillips and Oliver & Roberts Wire creditors meeting with a plan to pay unsecured claims via staged notes secured by real estate. Other Boston area insolvencies and failures across several industries are listed with proposed settlements and asset values, including Beal & Mariner and various individual creditors and firms.
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Antwerp
F. Shaw Bros
Devens
Supreme Court
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Frederick A. Wyman
Shaw Bros
Wyman
Stackley Shaw
Middlesex County
Commonwealth
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H. W. Oliver, Jr
Allegheny
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Bread Street
Boston
George H. Wolcott
State Street
Frederick G. Williams
Wood and Lumber
William H. Aldrich
Tremont Street
T. D. McEnay
Weldon
N.H
Clement & George
Smith & Co
H. D. Thurston
Boots and Shoes
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Joseph McGee
Grocer
Lancaster
N. H
O.M. Knight
Portsmouth
A. V.M. Hager
Whitingham
T. C. Phinney, Books
Montpelier
Kibbee & Robconto Hartford
McCalumet Oil Company
York
Richard Worthington
New York
Charles Perkins
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Houghton, Miffin & Co
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Tarboro
E. Hale & Co
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Union Depot Street Railway and Transfer Company
Stillwater
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Sabin Car Company
Charles Michaels
Conrad Decker
Jacob Jacobs
Magee Furnace Company
Mary L. Willams
Railroad matters for fruit dealers and busy railroad news
A long notice from General Freight Agent Turner of the Reaton and Lowell railroad outlines special cold weather arrangements for fruit shipments to New England. It lists cutoff times at Boston, Hartford, St Albans, Montpelier, Wells River, and Concord and Groveton Junction, plus arrival times for trains serving those routes. Also included is a profile of Samuel M. Felton Jr., recently elected Erie railroad vice president, highlighting his lineage, education, and extensive railroading career. The piece closes with a note on Arbitrator Cooley's award for east-bound freight and live stock percentages as reported by the Chicago Tribune.
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Turner
Reaton and Lowell Railroad
New England
Boston
Central Vermont
Hartford
St. Albans
Montpelier
Wells River
White Mountain
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Main Line
Concord
Groveton Junction
Lancaster
Samuel M. Felton, Jr
Erie Railroad Company
C. ¢. Felton
Harvard College
Samuel M. Felton
Fitchburg Road
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Harrisburg
Namesee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rheading
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Panhandle
Thomas A. Scott
New York and New England Railroad
Gen. Wilson
Jewett
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
The
Erie
King
Felton
Chicago Tribune
Cooley
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Ft. Wayne
Chicago & Atlantic
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Grand Trunk
Railroads Earnings and Rates Across 1884 Reports
The Louisville and Nashville earnings for July 1 to Dec. 31, 1884 show total revenue of 7 145 069 with operating expenses at 56.21 percent and net earnings of 3 158 824. Fitchburg and Vermont Central offer Montreal carnival tickets at 10 dollars round trip, while Western lines face rate pressures. Transcontinental association forms eastern western pool with 8 percent bonus for northern lines. Fitchburg mileage tickets sell 500 miles for 1 25 and 1600 miles for 20.
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Inc
Chicago
West Michigan
Louisville and
Nashville
Zale
Saan
Noes
Fitchburg
Cheshire
Vermont Central
Montreal
Causeway Street
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Road
New England
San Francisco
Cal
Transcontinential Railway Association
Medford Company
E. Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
J. E. Clarke
Washington
Lawrence
Fall River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad Company
City Clerk Battle: O'Neil Seeks Mandamus Against Boston Council
Acting as counsel for Joseph H. O Neil Gen Butler and Thomas W Clarke urged Judge Devens to issue a mandamus compelling Boston to recognize O Neil as city clerk and induct him into the office now held by Augustus N Sampson. The petition contends 83 votes on third ballot with 42 needed and O Neil had 47, but the ballot was voided and a new ballot elected Sampson. Judge Devens ordered the council to show cause next Tuesday why mandamus should not be granted. Col E P Nutteton will represent Sampson.
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Shaw Bros
Justice Field
Joseph O’ Neil
Bb. F. Butler
O'Neil
Joseph O’neil
Gen. Butler
Thomas W. Clarke
Clair
Col. Sampson
Devens
Col. E. P. Nettieton
Speaker seeks police protection in Illinois legislature
Temporary Speaker Haines asked Springfield mayor for police to guard him, claiming danger of personal violence. Mayor McCreary said he has no jurisdiction inside the state house and that the legislature controls its own police, with the speaker empowered to appoint needed guards. He could only intervene if peace was disturbed outside the statehouse.
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Illinois
Springfield
Haines
McCreary
State House
Statehouse
Read Furniture company donation and city council actions
A $50 donation from George E Read Furniture Co supported the firemen's Relief fund for services at a Richmond street fire. Health committee authorized the superintendent to continue his work. Ward 7 councilman J H Gallagher named to investigate charges against Councilman Burke. Water board set a hearing for a water rate reduction petition by ex Councilman Bromwich next week. Corporation Counsel Nettleton said Consumers Gas has no right to dig up streets under aldermen order. Water board opened bids for cast iron pipes for the high water service works. delivery starts April 1 and ends July, with quantities: 470 tons 20 inch class A, 1450 tons 30 inch class B, 500 tons 24 inch class BC, 50 tons 16 inch class B, and 1006 tons of special castings. Contract awarded to A H McNeal & Co Burlington NJ for $81251 30.
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Burlington
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Six masked men rob Wood's gambling den in San Antonio
Early Monday three employees were bound and gagged as six masked robbers took over $1000 in cash and gold coins from a two ton safe. The thieves moved the safe to a back room and opened it with chisels then fled. the gagged workers were later arrested on alleged complicity.
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San Antonio
Tex
Wood
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