Petitions and orders from the Massachusetts legislature
Petitions presented from multiple towns including Wayland Adams Attleboro Spencer Ludlow and Lynn on issues such as water supply state aid woman suffrage and taxation. Orders adopted include considering changes to Nantucket Superior Court terms and liquor law amendments and the six cent fare ticket plan for Boston street railways. Also discussions on constitutional limits for legislative sessions and a lobster preservation bill. Senate notes report on gold payments and debt obligations with a bill to pay all Commonwealth bonds in gold or its equivalent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
John Daily
Adams
Mary A. Griffin
Attleboro
Eliza C. Capen
Spencer
Robert F. Wallcott
Boston
Joan T. White
Medford
N. H. Martin
Ludlow
Sarah E. S. Robbins
Gurustable
Q. H. Shinn
Lynn
Miller Bros. & Co
F. Noyes
John Brown
J S. Bachelder
Jennings
Fall River
Judiciary Committee
Nantucket
Partridge
Medway
C. H. Hill
Committee On Taxation
Tremont Temple
Prescott
CF Railroad
Cook
Milford
Phillips
Marblehead
Hastings
Worcester
Savings Bank
Committee On Finance
House
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Southern Vermont Railroad
Troy and
Greenfield
Back Bay Lands
Steeesun Ers Xksee
SRI Ns Ee
Ogki Molengs
Oie Ae Ochwen Ee Nee Ss
Soucy Iori Soin
Cs Cso
Bbnsee Ees
Commonwealth
Congress
United States
Hi. A. Hill
Samuel P. Allen
Suffolk
Massachusetts
Exchange Street
FP. W. Palfrey
A. D
Roland G. Usher
U.S. Marshal, Mass
Measenger
Zenas Bangs
Martha Bangs
The
Boston Pest
East
Vourt
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Register
Revenue cases tried in U S Circuit Court
On January 23 before Judge Clark juries returned verdicts in internal revenue cases. Thomas F Dunham of Bridgewater and Joseph R Engley of Foxboro were found not guilty Martha Woolford of Wrentham was found guilty and John J Downes case remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Laws
Thomas F. Dunham
Bridgewater
Joseph R. Engley
Foxboro
Martha Woolford
Wrentham
John J. Downes
Supreme Judicial Court Schedules Norfolk and Brookline Cases
The Supreme Judicial Court with Chief Justice Gray and Justices Coir Ames Morton Endicott heard multiple Norfolk county cases including Inhabitants of Brookline vs Aaron D Welch John W Thomas vs A P Blake et al Hand vs Inhabitants of Brookline and Samuel Cleverly vs Rebecca Cleverly. Several parties and attorneys were listed and some cases heard in part with postponement to Friday. Some Suffolk and Bristol cases were noted to be taken up tomorrow and Monday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Brookline
Aaron D. Welch
C. H. Drew
C. A. Welch
John W. Thomas
A. P. Blake
F. D. Ely
Plif
Edward Avery
W. H. H. Andrews
James B. Hand
J. W. Keith
M. Williams, Jr
Samuel Cleverly
Rebecca W. Cleverly
E. C. Bumpus
Pliff
E. B. Hagar
Suffolk
Bristol
Superior Court Jan 23 session verdicts and entries
The report covers first session matters before Judge Colburn and Judge Rockwell including verdicts in three civil actions: Wetherbee v Wheeler for $175 rent. Hanchett v Conley on a promissory note with $122.22 awarded to the plaintiff. Parker v Soule for $275 rent of a Charlestown wharf. It lists numerous cases in order, post entries, and a criminal session before Judge Gardner along with a large ledger of insurance, banking, railroad, and manufacturing entities referenced in docket summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Colburn
J. Otis Wetherbee
Jonathan B. Wheeler
Beverly Street
Charles A. Welch
Nathan Morse
James Ks. Young
Peter S. Hanchett
Charles C. Conley
Co. G. Keyes
D. F. Fitz Fordft
Harrison Parker Et al
Gilbert Soule
Charlestown
Medford Street
Charles G. Holbrook & Co
Soule
H. H. Smith
Court Docket from Somerville Tort Actions and Trades
No 2548 Hannah Carley v City of Somerville seeks 300 for injuries from ice on Myrtle St sidewalk Jan 20 1877. Defense says sidewalk suitable. accident caused by plaintiff. Jury disagreed. No 2549 Edward Cunningham v Patrick Campbell seeks 1000 for malicious prosecution. verdict for defendant. No 2289 J M Briggs v W Harrington seeks 8915 for labor and materials. defense contends no authorization. Others listed 2491 McKennan v Quum 2499 Lanagan v Cummings Kings 2498 Hughes v Arnold et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Carley
City of
Somerville
Mathew Carley
Myrtle Stret
M. F. Farrell
A. R. Brown
S.C. Darling
Edward Cunningham
Patrick Campbell
Brick Bottom
Glaintiff
T. F. Maguire
George A. Bruce
J. M. Briggs
W. Harrington
Thomas Weston
J. T. Pickering
McKennan
Lanagan
Cummings Kings
Hughes
Arnold
Real Estate Transfers in Boston Area Sold Figures and Properties
Real estate transfers in Boston include sales on Forest Hills Avenue Highland Park Avenue Thornton Place Sawyer Street Appleton Street Beacon Street Causeway Street Charter Street B Street Third Street Ninth Street Preble Street Bennington Street West Roxbury Washington Street and an auction at Preston estate. Purchasers include Nathan Sanford Clark James F Dillon Elbridge G Wood Abbie Ellen Charles W Waittland Rebecca P Allyn Albert L Murdock Henry Stevenson Mary Ann Maguire Ellis F Miller Francis Maguire James F Benjamin Charles K Note Joseph H Small and Charles K Note. Auction sale noted for Preston estate at Mill Street Harrison Square with sale to Charles K Note for 10100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Avenue
Azel R. French
Catherine H. French
Nathan Sanford Clark
Highland Park Avenue
George H. Tripp
James F. Dillon
Jonathan Dow
Thornton Place
A. Parker Newman
Elbridge G. Wood
Sawyer Street
John Q. A. Brackett
Abbie Ellen
Jonathan H. White
Appleton Street
Charles Adams, Jr
Abigail J. Bateheller
Charles W. Waittland
Beacon Street
Robert T. Brown Et
Rebecca P. Allyn
Exeter Street
Causeway Street
Albert L. Murdock
Helen W. Murdock
Charter Street
Nathan G. Green
Henry Stevenson
B Street
Mary Ann Maguire Et al
Ellis F. Miller
Silver Streets
Third Street
Bryan Corbett
Howell Watson
Ninth Street
Usan T
Benjamin T. Dowse
Abigail P. Harrington
Preble Street
Francis Maguire
James F. Benjamin
Bennington Street
George A. Ellis
Jane Hinds
Buffum and Tufts Wed in Walpole Ceremony
At Walpole New Hampshire January 21 a church wedding was held by Rev Fred Lyman Allen uniting Rufus E Buffum of Humboldt Tennessee and Clara Tufts of Walpole in marriage with a simple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walpole
Fred Lyman Allen
Rufus E Buffum
Humboldt, Tenn
Clara Tufts
Obituaries from multiple New England towns in January
In this city on January 25 Elbridge G Neale aged 43 died at West Roxbury on January 23 Benjamin Brown aged 74 died in Getonville on January 22 Henry O Slocum aged 23 years 11 months died in Arlington on January 20 Jane wife of John Hinton of Nashua NH died of paralysis after four hours in her son in law Charles Schwambs residence aged 77 Luther B son of Frank Chandler aged 2 years 3 months died in Waverley on January 23 Cynthia F wife of Charles Buck aged 44 years died in Stoneham on January 22 Charles Osgood aged 15 months died in News NH on January 21 Minnie M wife of Jessie P Woodbury and daughter of the late William S Morton of Quincy MA aged 33 years 7 months died in Francestown NH on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge G Neale
West Roxbury
Benjamin Brown
Getonville
Henry O Slocum
Arlington
Jane
John Hinton
Nashua
Charles Schwamb
Waverley
Luther B
Frank Chandler
Stoneham
Cynthia F
Charles Buck
News
Charles Osgood
Francis I
Mary Bellows Gibson
Francestown
Minnie M
Jessie P Woodbury
William S Morton
Quincy
Mass
Boston
Cumberland
St Domingo
Gold
Cape
Rio
Maracaibo
Java
Manila
Cotto
Gulf
Sap
Sap Clear
Alconoi
CubaMuscovado
Cienfuegos
Amato
Barbadoes
New Orleans
Arrowroot
Porto Ag
Naval
gPond
Olive
Sicily
Palm
Straits
Labrador
Menhaden
D. Paints
Shellac
Cassia
Ohio
Choice Dairy
New York
Senna
Alex
Vermont
East India
Ladigo
Bengal
Ee Gon
Ice
Carolina
Rangoon
Guatemala
Gole
Louisiana
Hhd
St Martin’s
Turks Islana
Logwood
Calcutta
Cuba
Shore
St. Louis
Brandy
Braion Co
Otard. Dupuy
Michigan
St. Croix
Baltimore
Med
New England
West India
Valencia
John Gibson
Eng
Bond
Welrhck
Bearley
Steel
America
Sumac
Lorneo
Cn BP
Japan
Hiides
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Char.i.c
Rio Grande
Cole
Buenos
Ingham
J. P. Matamoros
Florio
Erry
Southern Do
Country
West Barendon & Co
City Naugster
Rive Cass
Calcutta Butalo
Nia
Patna
Mich
Madras
Buenos Ayres
Tampico
Matamoros
India
California
Norway
Cape Good Hope
London
Russia
York
Naval promotions and assignments from Norfolk sails
Advices from Norfolk report the Ossipee sailing for the Spanish Main and the Powhatan bound for the West Indies. Lt Gardner and Masters Wallis and Sgmart are ordered to examination. Lt De Long granted six months leave from Feb 1. Senate confirmed several promotions including Muller to Commander and Durand to Lieutenant Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Norfolk
Ossipee
Spanish Main
West Indies
Thomas M. Gardner
John P. Wallis
D. D. V. Sgmart
George W. de Long
St. Mary’s
New York
United States
United States Senate
Merrill Muller
George R. Durand
Edward H. Ware
J. R. Stanton
F. G. McKean
Samuel H. Griffith
Pennsylvania
Francis 8. Nash
Virginia
Navy
Financial and trade entries of bonds and railroad stocks
A dense listing of bonds and stocks across industries including railroads, manufacturing, mining, and utilities. It names issuers such as Atchison Top Santa Fe, Boston Gas Co, Michigan Central, Rutland Rd, and Kansas City lines, with par values and note dates, reflecting a market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Santa
Ecce Sc
Pueblo & Arkansas
Valley Rats
Bos. & Alb
Pacific
Land Srant
GAS CO
Boston Gas Co
Manufacturing
Jackson Mfg Co
Second Board Sales and Bond Listings
A dense list of bonds and securities traded on various railroad and utility issues. Notable entries include 1 000 Omaha and Southwestern bonds, 1 000 Chicago Burana Quincy bonds, 2 000 Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe bonds with sinking fund notes, 3 000 Union Pacific and related railway securities, 10 shares Pullman Palace Car Co, and mining entries like Duncan Silver Mining Co. plus multiple manufacturing and railroad issues across Nebraska and surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha & Southwestern Rd &S
Chicago
Burana Quincy Rd
Atch
Top. & Santa Fe Ra
L.G
Kansas City St. Joseph & CO
Blutis
Great Fails
Mi’e Co
Fitchburg Rd
Bos. & Lowell Ra
Bur
Missouri Ra
Nebraska
Ogden
G & Lake Ale Chain
Catvadaeene
G& Lake Champlain
Mons
Aeacmeian Eee
Union Pacific
CAR CO
Pullman Palace Car Co
Mining CO
Duncan Silv. Min. Co
Money Matters and Silver Scheme in Boston and New York
Boston money markets show note brokers selling business paper at 44 percent discount while banks demand 5 percent. New York funds steady, commercial paper in demand yet acceptances scarce. rates range from 5 to 8 percent on various instruments. The New York Journal of Commerce criticizes Gen Butler for pressuring the Silver bill and links the plan to proposed House appropriation measures after a potential veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Boston Clearing House
New York Journal of Commerce
Buteler
Chicago
Butler
Executive
Senate
House
London
Washington
Ways and Means
Gibson
Wood
Stocks Tumble and Rise Across Boston Market Board
Trading across the Boston and Second Board shows mixed results with Revere Bank steady at 108 and Lowell Manufacturing firm at 575. Railroad and mining shares display gains and losses, with notable moves in Boston and Albany Sevens at 115.44 and Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain advancing before retreating, while banks like Webster National and Merchants National show varied activity.
Financial list of bonds and coupons from the era
A dense catalog of railroad, telegraph, express and canal stocks and bonds. It names many issuers such as U S Currency, Chicago and North Western, Cleveland and Columbus, Milwaukee and St Paul, Union Pacific, Central Pacific, Wells Fargo, Adams Express, Missouri Pacific, and Delaware and Lackawanna among others. It notes coupons, preferred issues, sinking funds, and various par values, reflecting an era of widespread corporate securities trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Michigan
Ceeveland& Pittspurg
Oecca
Chicago
Northwest
Occuwsees
Clevel
D & Collumbus
Iliwiuke
Iliwiuke Es Dneeiacea
Aig
Motos Ata
Crimlg Vw
Clleua
New
Rock Island
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Lommo AD
Wabasa
Wealerred
Esky Ao
del. & Hudson Coal Co
Merrimac
Canton Co
Escocsocceives
Eldsburg &Et.Wayne
Consolidated Coat Co
Terre Haute
Morris and Essex
Telegraph Co
Chicago and Aston
Seenee Coe Quicksilver Min. Co
Ohio
Mississippi
Pac, Mail Steamship Co
Delaware & Lackawanna
Mariposa Col
A & Raciie Tel Co
Adams Express Co
Missouri Pacific
Wells. Fargo & Co
Chi’go
Bur. & Quincy
American Express
Hannibal and St. Josepno
U.S. Express Co
Hartford and Erie Ist
Mente Ietra Nevensement
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Cukoor
Market Report From New York and Boston Coast News
SPECIAL DESPATCH describes money lending rates, sterling exchange, gold prices, customs receipts, treasury disbursements, and firm government bonds. It details closing prices for U S securities, state bonds, railway mortgages, and a strong stock market led by Lake Shore and Western Union with notable moves in St Paul Michigan Central and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Jax
Evenine
Sterling Exchange
Lolg
Gold Exchange Bank
Treasury
U.S
U. S
Louisiana Consolidated
Arkansas
Georgia
Missouri
Tennessee
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Michigan Central
Ohio
Mississippi
St. Paul Consolidated
North Missouri
Western Union
Northwestern
St. Paul
Cleveland
Pittsburg
The
Stock Exchange
Lake Shore
Western Union Telegraph
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Pacific Mail
Erie
Delaware and Hudson
Canton Company
Consolidated Coal Company
Morris and Essex Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Quicksilver Mining Company
Do. Preferred
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Mariposa Mining Co
Adams Express Company
Wells, Fargo & Co
S Express Company
American Merchants Express Company
United States Express Company
New York Central and
Hudson River
Harlem
Panama
Union Pacific Stock
Michigan Southern
Minots Central
Chicago and Northwestern
Columbus
Cincinnati
New Jersey Central
Chicago
Rock Island
Milwauekee
Toledo
Indie Ana Central
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hanenibal and
St. Joseph
Central Pacific Bonds
Union Do
Hartford and Erie
Quiet Markets Across Commodities Amid Trade Slowdown
The text surveys multiple markets from ashes to wool, noting quiet trade and steady to firmer prices in coal oils coffee and copper. Coal remains in demand with varied regional activity. coffee and spices show subdued activity. cotton and grain markets reflect dull to steady tones with modest price movements. provisions and produce hold to firm or steady levels amid cautious buying and occasional large lots.
Fragmented OCR prices list spans metals to molasses
A long imperf OCR from a 19th century price ledger shows diverse commodities and market quotes. It lists oils, waxes, metals, fabrics, foods, chemicals, and shipping terms with varied units and antiquated spellings, reflecting broad goods trade data from a harbor or warehouse directory.
Imports at Boston from Liverpool list merchants and goods
A Boston port dispatch lists Liverpool consignments including salts, coal, iron, casks, linens, cottons, ropes, hardware, bleaching powders, soda ash, tin plates, leather, wool, perfumery, dyes, machinery, oils, wines, oranges, and other mdse. Numerous firms such as Linder & Meyer, Thayer & Lincoln, Jordan, Marsh, Phelps, Wells Fargo, and Chaffin & co appear amid heavy tonnage and varied merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Grimshaw
Linder & Meyer
L J Manson
Thayer & Lincoln
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Whitton & Co
Bois Moise Morey & Co
Draper
Moors
Brown Bros & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Bancroft & Dyer
Hooper & Co
Moise Laforme
Receipts of Leather and Hides Record Ledger
A detailed list of leather and hide receipts by railroad and firm, noting bales bolls rolls slips and hides totals. Entries include Boston Albany Railroad New England lines and multiple merchants such as Merritt Co J F Merrow Weeks Potter Buck Griswold Whitney Co and others with quantities like rolls bales bdls hides and skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Hadhey
Hobart & Dwyer
Bolls
Field & Co
Eastern Railroad
Locke & Knox
Bolls Marsh & Bro
Plaisted & Son
Rolls P
Kinney
Bolls Allen, Field & Lawrence
McConnell & Gardner
Shaw & Bro
Boston and ‘Lowell Railroad
Merrill
Rolls Dewson
Williams & Co
Underhil
Haskell
Langley & Smith
Clement, Coburn & Co
Reed & Clossen
Priest & Albree
Arey & Maddock, Monroe & Arnold's
Peabody Express
Higbee & Gson
Barrett
Coon, Crocker & Co
Weeks & Potter
Corey & Co
Grand Junction Railroad
Webster & Co
Old Colony and Newport Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Newhall & Thacher
Fastern
Henry Tweed
Griswold, Whitney & Co
Boston and Maine Railroad
Johnson, Katon & Co
Cotton Receipts by Railroads and Lines
On January 23 receipts show 4 bales Hallowel Mfg Co and 6 bales J K Wood and 2 bales W Tucker totaling 12 bales for Boston and Albany. Strand Junction Railway delivers 49 bales. Pemberton Mills 767 bales. order total 807 bales. Fitchburg Railway adds 5 bales. Lower Railroad 4 bales Leyland Line. Overall receipts total 868 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na’l Bk
Commonnwoaith
Traders
Eagle Na’ Br
Central Na’ Bk
Revere Na’l Bk
LOT
Old Boston
N’ Bk
Pemberton Na’l Bk
Lawrence
Howard Na
Manufacturing Cos
Naumkeag Steam Corn Piichekeuwsuns
Bates Mf
Washington Mills
Salmon Falls
Suare Ee Ieens Sae
Dwight Mf
Lowell Hosiery
Lyman Mills
Bos
Albany
Bos. & Maine
Conn
River
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Worcester
Cheshire
Revere Beach
AOR
Cses
Ham& Lowell
Lowell
CAR CO
Boston and Albany Railroad
Hallowel Mfg Co
Wood
Tucker
Strand Junction Rairoad
Pemberton Mills
Fitchbure Railroad
Lower Railroad
Leyland Line
Wool Receipts Across Railroads for Consignees
Wool receipts totaling 557 bales domestic and 79 bales foreign were recorded from multiple consignors and carriers. Boston and Albany Railroad shows 36 bales with H T Wing & co among others. Fitchburg and Eastern Railroads list several consignors and bale counts. For consignees of foreign wool see imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
H T Wing & Co
Morse, Denny & Co
Bailey & Jenkins
Wright, Vorster & Delano
Howland, Luce & Co
Do Hilton, Weston & Co
Denny, Rice & Co, Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Hilton, Weston & Co
de Soule & Gould
de Garrison & Rodclit
Meal Receipts at Boston and Albany and Grand Junction Railroads
On Jan 23 receipts show 25 bbis corn meal to S G Bowd lear & co at Boston and Albany rail line, 100 bbis corn meal to Alurich & Cressey, and 209 bbis oat meal to same. Total receipts 125 bbis corn meal and 200 bbis oat meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Receipts and consignments at Boston area railroads
A dense list records total receipts of 34 601 bushels corn 4 375 bushels oats 7 600 bushels wheat 778 bushels barley 4 284 bushels shorts and 700 bushels malt. Names of consignors and consignees include Norton Chapman Co Cobb Bates Yerxa Cutting Winch Co Fitchburg R R J Greenough Southard Frost Woodward Brown Gilman Cheney Osborn Hosmer Crampton Ham Edmands Co Meyer Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
RK. R
Consignees
Norton, Chapman & Co
Dodge & Nickerson
Cutting
Winch @ CO
E Bosworth
Woodward, Brown & Co
Gilman, Cheney & Co
EW. Osborne, Osc
Cexeaess
Hosmer, Crampton & Ham
Edmands & Co
Wevae Lans Mong
Cs Bae
Bousag
Cis
Cutting, Winch & Co
Kemble & Hast
Plumer & Co
Lowell R.R
Cummings & Co
Eeatlyiathaway & Woods
Grand Junction
Josselyn & Co
Loston and Albany
Sumner Crosby & Son
Culver & Co
United States Feen Co
Loud & Co
JJ Newcomb
Hosmer, Crampton & Hammond
Mead
Reed & Co
Raymond & Co
Grand Junction Railroad
Foster & Co
Boylan & Co
Lamper
Littleford
Waldron
Jackson & Morse
Breed & Co
Crockett Bros
Bush Shorts
Welch
Peckham, Ralph & Co
Newcomb
Wadsworth
Eastern Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Davis & Taylor
Morrison
Lowell Railroad
Dodge & Smith
Johnson
Provisions Receipts Across Rail Lines
A historical ledger lists freight receipts from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Old Colony Fitchburg and others. Totals show 494 bbls pork 1618 dressed hogs 1807 boxes bacon and related tonnage of lard tallow grease tongues and racks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Bell
Boyd L & Co
Dupee, Balawin & Co—L
Baldwin, Farnum & Shapleigh
Roberts
Seaver
Pork Baldwin, Roberts & Co
Robinson & Co
Lyman Belknap & Co
Goodwin, Locke & Co
Woodward, Brown & Co
Morse
F Robinson & Co
Mead, Eastern Railroad
Yong & Co
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Nazro & Co
W Roberts & Co
Tea and Sugar Receipts Arrive by Rail Union Lines
Receipts dated January 23 show Old Colony Railroad delivering 23 chests of tea, 33 boxes. 20 barrels of sugar. 66 barrels of molasses. Boston and Albany 5 chests tea. Dudley Hall 1 barrel molasses. Murray Callander Eastern Railroad 5 barrels molasses. Townsend & Co. totals: 28 barrels molasses, 33 boxes tea, 20 barrels sugar, 67 barrels plus 15 hogsheads molasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Boston and Albany Railroad
Dudley, Hall & Co
Murray, Callander & Co
Eastern Railrroad
Townsend & Co
Receipts Recorded for Butter Cheese and Bears Supplies
Receipt shows Butter 4206 pegs across 3an 23 entry. Cheese 9 bbls 55 boxes with 3 bbls 3 boxes. Bears 230 bbls. Includes box and barrel counts for each item.
Market Report Shows Live Stock Totals and Prices
Report from Boston by George J. Fox lists cattle, sheep and lambs, swine totals and per head prices. It details store cattle values, western fat swine, hides and pelts, and classifies cattle and sheep quality while noting market sentiment and dealer cautious behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany
N. B
Cotton and grains drift with mixed futures in New York
New York markets show quiet cotton, slight declines and scattered futures moves. Flour and wheat runs mixed with buyer-favored low grades and varied prices across mill brands and regions, while corn meal and rye hold steady amid light export demand. Chicago and Milwaukee follow with firm to steady wheat, mixed oats, and unsettled pork and lard futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ilfe
Lilic
New Orleans
Ilfc
Ohio
St Louis
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Northwest
Yellow Southern
Sic
Chicago
Liverpool
Telegraph
Tye
Barney
Lara Strong
Jan
Wheat prices and receipts in Detroit and Providence
In Detroit on January 23 wheat was dull with extra white Michigan at 1 233 and No 1 at 124, receipts 20 739 bushels and shipments 4 793 bushels. In Providence on January 23 the printing cloths market remained inactive with prices weak but generally unchanged. Petroleum firm Standard White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Dayton
Telegraph
Cincinnati
Cumberland
Winskey
Telearapa
Detroit
Providence
Cotton Markets Weak and Irregular Across Major Ports
Telegraph summary from MEMPHIS to BOSTON reports net receipts varying by port, with stocks rising and prices mixed. New York shows quiet steady demand with middling around 11 4 cents, while New Orleans and Savannah note weak to dull markets and high stock levels. Louisville and Norfolk display quiet to steady tones with middling near 10 cents, and consolidation totals across all ports reach about 863 thousand bales in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Eg Ae
Lehigh Valley
Schuylkill
Java
Maracaibo
Rio
St. Domingo
Cape
Ingot Co
Siace
Uplands
Gulf
Liverpool
Orleans
New York Exchange
Sivali
Acaustic
Labrador
Malaga
Sultana
Valencia
Smyrna
Turkey
Sais
Tennessee
Norfolk
Wilmington
Acarce
Sicily
Florida
Glee
Istrian
Almeria
Palermo
Ezean
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Choice Bakers
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
St. Louis
Snall
Manila
Buenos Ayres
Calcutta
Bengal
Eglenton
Russia
Barbanoes
Surinam
Porto Rico
Demerara
New Orleans
Naval
Extra Western
Saponillea
Elaine
s@Sige
Shore
Bank
Straits
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Western
Paillard
Carolina
Louisiana
Rangoon
Bond
Turk’s Island
New England
Sige
Martinique
Mats
Lloilo
Hhds
Sagua
Cienfuegos
SUMAC
Boston Post
Memphis
ST Louis
Channel
Cincinnati
Great Britain
France
Continent
Wales
Charleston
Galveston
Bates
Louisville
Savannah
Augusta
Baltimore
United States
Freight market dampens across routes amid ample tonnage
New York dispatch reports a dull market with lower rates in grain petroleum and general cargo. Berth rates to Europe show support while West India and South American rates barely steadier. Coastwise trades strong yet overall sentiment remains weak due to excess ready tonnage and poor return business, with ships sailing back in ballast and even steamers paying very low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
West India
Croft
Havre
From Europe to America Shipping Notes and Dates
A fragmented OCR list references ships and voyages between Europe and the United States, noting cities such as Liverpool, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Havanna. Entries include dates in January and March, names like Queen and City of Vera Cruz, and mentions of Panama, Hamburg, and Rotterdam in transit patterns. The text suggests marathon or ceremonial routes with ships traveling across Atlantic routes and multiple lines involving Europe and the U S., with scattered country names and port pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dare Victoria
Liverpool
Borton
Scoveces Sedan
Denmaiek
Seacus
State of Indiana
Gilascow
Ose
York
Oder
New York
Bae Ochccic
Ccc
Vordool
Nederland
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Diiverpool
Boston
Kiverpool
Cy Brosnan
Chester
Havre
LiiNew
Bolivia
Slascow
Minnesota
Jdan
California
Moses
Bremen
Helvetia
Catavia
New Peares Eeepc
Ricciccc
Acchisesseet Mh
Au Wieland
Hambure
Gan Ai Maas
Neww York
Rotterdam
Skevesesseeo
Louisiana
Cass
Bostones
Havana
la Place
Rio Janeiro
Turks Island
Bermuda
Niagara
City of Vera Cruz
O. Oia CT i. Ec
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PBR
ODI RL Co
Vera Cruz
Saratoga
Abyssinia
Mails Close at Boston for Multiple Steamers
Postal timetables list mail closures at Boston for steamers to Queenstown Liverpool Moville Glasgow and Haiti United States of Colombia Havana Cuba and Bahamas from New York on Friday January 25 with specific 7.30 PM 1.00 PM and 7.20 PM cutoffs and route details including California Moses Atlas Clyde and City Macon names and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Liverpool
Germanic
New York
Moville
Glasgow
California
Southampton
Bremen
Moses
Haiti
United States of Colombia
Aspinwall
Panama
Atlas
Havana
Clyde
N York
Pemcia
Poole Oe
Bahama Islands
City
Macon
Maritime arrivals and clearances in a January 22 report
Reports from Vineyard Haven note arrivals and clearances of multiple vessels. Brigs and schooners, including Lyra and Elsie, are listed with ports such as Ponce de Laurida and Arecibo, while steamers Cohanim and Saxon show movement. Weather described as fresh WSW to NW winds, with fog and moderate seas.
Ship ashore near Fall River with crewman in danger
From our Correspondents Harry Knott of Gardiner Me is ashore about half a mile below Fall River Mass and in bad condition. The report brands him as a crew member of Arch W T Emerson Dorr New ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsch
Emerson
Dorr
Newark
Fall River
Mass
Harry Knott
Gardiner
Converted steamships in harbor show four famed old liners
The San Francisco Alta California notes four large sailing vessels in the harbor that were once notable Atlantic steamers. The Tyree Brothers later renamed Three Brothers, the Ericsson, and two Bremen ships, Baltic and Adriatic, are described with ages, measurements, and coal capacity, highlighting their storied pasts and current sailing forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alta California
Tyree Brothers
Williamsburg
Jesse Simonson
Commodore Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New York
Southampton
Jarre
Hampton Roads
Merrimac
Alabama
Mare Island Navy Yard
Messrs Howes
Custom House
Ericsson
New York Harbor
Atlantic
Bremen
Caird & Co
Greenock
Clyde
Bremen Steamship Company
EK Bates
Liverpool
Bates
P& Ossco
Bombay
Long Island
United States ship Tuscarora begins survey of Pacific coast
The Tuscarora, commissioned at Mare Island, will survey the Pacific coast down to Panama Bay. Current charts by Belcher are inaccurate by 12 to 20 miles over hundreds of miles. A correct chart is vital for safe navigation, aiding steamers and coastwise traders. Proposals urge Central American governments to support Hydrographic Office work and lighthouse erection, noting few fixed lighthouses on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Mare Island Navy Yard
Pacific Coast
Panama Bay
Panama
Belcher
Guatemala
Salvador
Murray
United States Hydrographic Office
Champerico
San Jose de Guatemala
Acajutla
la Libertad
la Union
Amapala
Punta Arenas
Realejo
Rts
Central American
Acapulco
Disastrous voyages report wrecks and distress in Atlantic
Brig Gambia sailing from Bangor to Brunswick encounters heavy weather with sails split and provisions scarce. master sails for Nassau after drifting. Brig Zephyr wrecked on Picquet Rock from Mobile to Hamburg with 2300 barrels pitch, four men drowned. Somerville from St John NB to Glace Bay endures heavy gales, multiple sail losses, water loss, and exhausted crew near Sydney as voyage ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambia
Bangor
Brunswick
Nassau
Zephyr
Schwarzing
Mobile
Hamburg
Picquet Rock
Sutherland Butler
Sch
Somerville
Danphy
St John
Glace Bay
Halifax
Sydney
Whalers and shipping news from Provincetown and New Bedford
Whalers sail from Montevideo and Port Praya names include Europa Midas and Gracie M Parker. Provincetown court fines ship owner for lights out. Ships N J Knight Mary G Curren Rising Sun in Provincetown stream due for February whaling cruises. Helen M Simmons reports at St Jago with no oil after rough voyage since October. gale risk noted. Liverpool steamer Pennsylvania sails to Philadelphia. Emelia Babin reaches Cayenne via Boston berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Europa
Pennyman
New Bedford
Port Praya
Cvi
Midas
Lapham
Gracie M Parker
Provincetown
Swis
J Knight
Foster
Mary G Curren
Dyer
Rising Sun
Taylor
Baltimore
Nellie
Brannock
Norfolk
Cazique
Cox
Rio Janeiro
Colfer
Rotterdam
Kone Oscer
Bore
Yarmouth
Hilton
Havre
Mathias
Pernambuco
J F Kranz
Howes
Blackstone
March
Providence
Navarch
Lovitt
Dublin
Orlando
Kickham
Gloucester
George Churchman
Risley
Savannah
Scandinavian
Grey Eagle
Twornalll
Berks Northern Chief
Luce
Mary Jowerson
Lloyd
Onnl
M $E
Petal
Lewis Ehrman
Alice Roy
McKen
Ossipee
Norfo Eet
Mayaguez
Seiverpool
Gallis
Ellen H
Barbadoes
Anna A Rich
Capes
Rouceter
Hampton Roads
Warsaw
Curry
Bremen
Richmond
Artie Garwood
Stevens
J W Ae Ee
E & L Cordery
Higher
New York
James H Myrick
McRae
Liverpool
Maud Seward
Patterson
Brunswick
Wilmington
Resolute
Lawrence
Melvina Schutte
Kroger
London
Charleston
Charles
F Morrison
Smith
Boston
Mary B Chapman
Wyman
Sbs
Eagle Rock
Hammond
Trieste
Annie Freeman
Reed
Baracoa
Fidelia
Rugeles
Marseilles
Charles E Morrison
Harriet S Brooks
Quigley
Hortensia
Larrabee
Agnes
Bacon
Haley
Del
John Shay
Titton
Philaelphia
Bull
Coosaw
Mary Stewart
England
Fi Harkness
Pretty Jemima
Concord
Belfast
Emerson
Wood's Hole
Port Royal
City of Austin
Chester
Fernandina
Alexander
Ballard
City of Savannah
Jory
Mattie E Taber
John Gibson
Dodd
Buenos Ayres
David Babcock
Colcord
Louise P Mallory
Stetson
George Bell
Delaware
Brage
Satilla
Alice Bradshaw
Genoa
St Clair Edwards
Bull River
Gambia
Stubbs
Portland Darien
Lothair
Hollywood
Befast
ERY West
St Cloud
Bagley
Pensacola
J M Richards Malsbury
Baltmore
Olivia
Evans
Penarth
Suwannee
Sawyer
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Legislator
Burley Mess Na
Palermo
Gilchrist
Watts
Milford Haven
Henry K Congdon
Milliken
Morehead City
Clara L Dyer
Jamaica
Hiram S Tuthil
Peterson
Tampa
Lone Star
Forbes
McGregor
Lottie
Dunkirk
Port Eads
Sarah S Harding
Melvin
Calbarien
Galveston
Jonny Sweeney
Somers
Australian
Peters
Williamyms
Cork
San Francisco
Enoch Talbot
Penhalion
Nanaimo
PCRT
Madison
Northwest
Farnham
Seattle
Constitution
McDonald
Foreign Forts and Vessels Sailings Domestic and Abroad
The list records numerous sailing details with ships, barks, and steamers arriving at and sailing from ports worldwide. Entries include ships like John Harvey, Mount Washington, and George Hurlbert as well as barks such as Leno and Belle of Oregon, noting origins, destinations, and dates from New York, Liverpool, Havre, Rangoon, and more.
Shipping movements and routes from New York area matchless report
A ledger of maritime passages lists vessels including Glencoe from Glasgow to Honolulu and Hattie Lewis from New York to Demerara, along with J RFS brig from Rio de Janeiro to Baltimore and Ramirez brig from New York to Nassau, Ada F Ames from New York to Ponce, Minnie H Gerow from New Orleans to Liverpool, and Regina from Baltimore to Ok with coordinates and dates, all under the Matchless at New York from Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Glencoe
Glasgow
Honolulu
Hattie Lewis
New York
Demerara
Brig J Rfs
Rio Jcaneiro
Baltimore
Ramirez
Nasxsau
Ada F Ames
Ponce
Hong Kong
Minnie H Gerow
Yarmouth
New Orleans
Liverpool
Regina
PORTLAND and NEW YORK Sailed and Cleared With Busy Shipping
Maritime log reports numerous sailings from Eastport Portland New Bedford and Providence. Vessels including brig Charles Dennis bark Matthew Baird and steamer William Kennedy cleared or sailed for ports such as Baltimore Fayal New York and Philadelphia with crews and cargoes, listing multiple ships along the Atlantic trade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Sammy Ford
New York
Game Cock
Boston
Cameo
Stover
Wiscasset
Smith Tuttle
Baker
Minetta
Stewart
Superior
Collin
Isabella
Dickinson
Robert Woodruff
Lewis
Gloucester
Bath
Witherell
Garfield
Baltimore
Fayal
Lucy M Collins
Rich
Wood's
William Kennedy
Foster
Reindeer
Howard
Virginia
Hull
Elizabeth
Tracey
Evelyn
Mahoney
Providence
2St
Schs
Decatur Oakes
Norfolk
Ready
Minnesota
Coombs
Weehawken
Sleea Bailey
Suwith
Philadelphia
Olive
Moody
Fall River
Golden Eagle
Kelley
Mary L Varney
Rowe
Baker’s Landing
Cynthia Jane
Gardner
New Haven
Wareham
Orient
Staples
New London
Ichs Cora
Hoboken
Ariel
JG Rovers
Kennebec
HG Bird
Newport
Scr
Frances
St John
Capella
Dryden
Messina
Valencia
Gibraltar
Glaucus
Bearse
Onip
Josephine
Smith
Eug
Barks Alaska
Perry
Olive Thurlow
Corbett
Havre
Competitor
Kuhn
Amsterdam
Emma
Williamson
Liverpool
Atlanta
Davis
Montevideo
Alma
Olsen
Rio Janeiro
Sophia G. Sagenstadt
Santos
Gipsy
Fries
Canary Island
Morning Star
Borden
Rotterdam
Toronto
Price
Falmouth
Red Rose
Wills
Pegey
Muller
Pernambuco
Pearl
Brightman
St Pierre
Mart
Dan Trowbridge
Rogers
Desche
Hayford
Dickey
Jacksonville
Winner
Nash
Ferpandina
Anna W Collins
Hardcastle
Savannah
Patterson
Georgetown
Althea
Blackmer
Richmond
Sardinia
Holbrook
Rockland
Plymouth Rock
Parker
Sabel Alberto
Tupper
Koret
Dunham
Justice
Knowles
JG Pierson
Shaw
Labrador
Sanglier
Switzerland
Jackson
Antwerp
Scythia
Hains
Bellarty
Potter
Bristol
Sam Weller
Murray
Newcastle
Eng
Nereus
Hallett
Privateer
Cox
London
Ironsides
Tapley
Leghorn
Genoa
Columbia
Dickerson
Bridgetown
Barbadoes
Eliza Barss
Hollis
Hamilton
Bermuda
Devereux
Lisbon
Curacao
Faulkner Williamstadt
Hyperion
Willetts
Havana
Ichs
Jj Willard
Evans
Laguayra
Porto Cabello
Charles K Moody
Eastman
Rio Grande
Impulse
Adams
Belize
Adam Shortland
Doane
Port Simon
Annie L Palmer
Gonaives
Carrie Saunders
Saunders
Jeremie
Wm H Card
Foss
Miragoane
Idaho
Boadicea
Fismore
Old Dominion
Fanita
Barks Helles
Konigsberg
Freia
Stettin
Waye
Queenstown
Mary
Hale
J JB
Krigs Daisy
Buenos Ayres
Silas N Martin
Kingston
Water Lily
Jennie A Cheney
Carrie Holmes
John D Paige
FS McClellan
LD Barter
H M Buell
L T Whitmore
Brookville
Zulma
Ponce
Perces Hinckley
Cienfuegos
Scis May Munroe
Pura
Hattie Weston
Chilton
Montego Bay
Eva May
Julia Grace
Mayaguez
Mary E Oliver
Haytinog Key West
Sarah Clark
Lily
Enchantress
Charleston
Eleanor
AC Buckley
George P Hallock
Maud
Mary Brewer
Chester
Warren J Crosby
Mary C Decker
John Stockham
Hannah
E Shubert
Henry Davey
J M Harlow
Barnett Jones
L A Snow
James Boyce
Lottie
R M Smith
Maria Smith
A C Horn
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Vera Cruz
van Sice
Cartsburn
Hunt
Calcutta
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May
J A Brown
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Romer
Holway
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John E. Sanford
Jerry
Ann S Brown
Crowell
Reading
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Lydia
Ellis
Jason
Johnson
Hamburg
Hearate
Sir Joanna Doughty
Rinidad
Aries
Wheldon
Del
Alfred Brabrook
Chase
Equator
Williamsport
Emma C. Lewes
Eddie Pierce
Hawes
Port Antonio
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Uuba
Polledo, Rionda & Co
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New York Stock Market
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Paris
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United Kingdom
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Old Colony Railroad
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Congress Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Portsmouth
Boston & Lowell R. R
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Pevonshire St
Evan Johnson
West Hartlepool
Steamer Cohanim
Joan
Gratin
Geen Ene
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Old Yards
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Ellsworth
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New Brunswick
Hall
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Cohanim
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Yeaton
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Snow
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Neptune
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Stephen Morean
Haines
Leonard A Burnham
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Charles E Scammell
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Sir Henry Nickerson
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Steal
Smith’s Island
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Treydis
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Southern Selle
Robins
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Mclean
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Miller
Shepard
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John Gladstone
Rouse
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Thorndike
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Newfoundland
Soins Marlon & Gertie
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Martis
Cayenne Noy
Emelia Babin
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Batavia
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Roop
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Belle of Path
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Cette
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Anne E Kranz
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Pride of Wales
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Old State House
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Patent Office
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Federal Street
Lackawanna
Kilby St
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Elizabeth H. Perkins
William P. Perkins
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
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Canal Street
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