Money Market And Stock Exchange Snapshot
The money market remains steady with rising demand for bank accommodation. Mercantile paper discounts between 5 and 5 1 2 percent, miscellaneous 6 to 6 1 2 percent, with some paper at 7 percent. Calls with collateral range 3 to 4 percent. Clearinghouse balances 14 percent, gross exchanges $9,604,766, and balances $1,145,249. New York funds 5 to 10 cents premium per $1,000. Government securities firm. stock market shows irregular trading with mixed results across rail, mining, and utility shares. Union Pacific steady, Chicago routes active, several despatches and bond issues noted, with various company finances and deposits reported. Mining shares remain active and lower. Allouez mining calls instalment tied to increased stamp mill capacity.
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Mercantile
Corporation
New York
Vile Posten
Brokers’ Board
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Potter
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Arnold Lee
Union Pacific Railway Company
Sidney Dillon
Wheeler
United States
Columbus
Springfield
Cincinnati
Mexican Central
Cenorton Valley
Toledo
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Wisconsin Central Common
Corbin
Danville, Olney
Ohio River
Messrs
Hales W. Suter
John W. Carter
Rufus Coffin
Milk Street
Goffin
Boston Safe Deposit Company
Ware Committee
New England
Startford
New York and New England Railroad Company
Senate
Hartford and Harlem Railroad Company
Massachusetts
New Britain
East Hartford
South Windsor
East Windsor
Connecticut Central
New Haven
Derby
Hartford
Harlem
Boston
Albany
Maine
Old Colony
Connorton Ds
American Bell Telephone
American Bell Telephone Company
United States Signal Service
Bell
Bell Company
Atlantic
Franklin
Quincy
Huron
Jess
Pewabie
S. 8
Allouez Mining Company
Allouez
Copper mine to raise capital for plant upgrades
The directors of the mine, after a year since the last stock call, announce another call to fund a third head of stamps and other plant additions. Declining copper prices prevented funding from earnings, making the raise essential for future prospects and increased output handling.
Mills Declare Dividends and Stock Quotations
The Potomska mills in New Bedford pay 2 percent dividend and the Tecumseh mills in Fall River declare 2 percent. Mason & Hamlin organ and piano company declares a quarterly 4 percent dividend payable Feb 1. Richardson Hill & Co. executes stock and bond orders on the Boston and New York boards. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily stock quotations available at No 40 Water Street.
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Potomska Mills
New Bedford
Tecumseh Mills
Fall River
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co
Tremont Street
Henry Mason
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
State Street
George Atkinson
Wall Street gains and bond shifts push mercantile and railroad stocks higher
The market opened strong with money easy at 1.2 percent on call and firm foreign exchange. West Shore 5s rose sharply to 52 1/2, Northern Pacific firsts climbed near 99, and readings showed gains across rails. After midmorning, readings lagged with Reading and New Jersey Central declines shaping sentiment. overall, the list advanced, aided by buying in Northern Pacific preferred and Oregon Transcontinental. By close, activity remained robust with notable lifts in St. Paul, Union Pacific, and Kansas and Texas among others, while Ottawa and regional issues steadied.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Oregon
New Jersey Central
Reading
Lefl
Reading Trust
Hist
Canaas South
Central Pacific
Chi. & St. Louis
Delaware & Hud
Denver & Riog
Ban
St. Jo
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nash
Lake Erie & W
Michigan Tral
Missouri Pacific
Memphis & O
Northwestern
New Jersey
Oho & Mississppi
Ontario & West
Ohio Central
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Dec
Phila. & Reading
Western Union
Oregon Tran
Pacific
Oregon Nav
Bulgal
Adams Express
Ohio & Mis
Allegheney
Aiton & Terre Haute
Oregon Improvement Cost American
Panama
Boston Air Line
D. & Evansville
Rich. & Dan
Chesapeake & Onio
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Roch. Or Sane Ceeae
MENG
Scccheseaeklou
Chicago & Alton
St. En Fran
Perd
Sesiinesseves
St. Sisins
Eesevsen
St. Gre & Pa
Miss
Minn
Man
St. P
Omaha
jTol
del. & Burl
United States
Wella Fargo
A. Peg
Cacesece
Coup, Co
Conswevenceseskeang Pacific
Secessiene
Colum
Bos Hart & Erie
Roig GO Gitar
Cen
Rio Grande
K & Pac
Erie
St Joseph
St Paul & S C
Tol. del. Lowi
Bridgeport
Northern Central Railway Company
Pennsylvania Road
Boston and
Albany
Old Colony
South Framingham
Concord Street
Clinton Gardner
Mexican National Railroad
Buffalo
Philadelphia
St. Paul Company
Locke
Floosac Tunnel
South Florida Railroad
Sanford
Tampa
Grain markets show new trading hours rising interest in corn and oats
The grain market notes a rising call board presence and new trading times as the Boston exchange adopts price dissemination for corn and oats. Reports list daily sales of 107 cars of No 2 white oats for May, with varied current and future price levels, plus extensive grain receipts and yard stock at Chicago. Data include wheat, corn, oats, and flour receipts, Liverpool cheese and butter quotes, and New York mercantile notices, all reflecting a busy trading day.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
Bush
Corn Exchange
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Chicago
Comedge
New York
Steamer
Conag Tien
City Hall
Boston
Committee On Bridges
Boston Survey
Board of Aldermen
Francis W. Pray
Market Report on Butter Cheese and Eggs Prices
The market shows steady to firm quotations across dairy and farm produce with moderate demand. Butter and cheese hold firm with mixed regional quotes. eggs are scarce, fresh stock pricing higher, and general produce including beans peas potatoes and fruit showing firm or upward trends in various categories.
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Choice
Vermont
New York
Choice Western
Canada
Aroostook
Burbanks
Provinces
Railroad Freight Totals Across Multiple Lines
A ledger style listing various railroad lines and their freight by product. Items include cotton wool flour corn oats wheat bran cotton seed meal and more with numerous bales, bbls, sacks, bushels, rolls, cases, and sides noted for each line such as Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Ola Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine Peabody and Salem Expresses and Sea shipments.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Ola Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
By_ Peabody and Salem
By Sea
Grain and commodity prices mixed across markets
Multiple grain markets show mixed activity with rye firm and barley steady while corn and oats display varied firmness and softness. Oil, sugar, and meat products hold near steady with pork and lard up modestly. fish and tobacco notes appear in coastal reports alongside rail and port receipts and price quotes.
Financial bulletin reports UK and global market moves
London bullion reserves rise by £156,000 with reserve ratio 41.54 percent. Beerbohm’s report notes wheat prices steady worldwide while corn remains inactive. Liverpool and London grain and flour rates listed. cotton futures firm with several forward months quoted. Coffee market in Rio: good firsts at 5 600 reis per 10 kilos, weekly US shipments 30 000 bags, stock 300 000 bags.
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Minnesota
Rolier Four
Illinois
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Florida
Oige
Barbadoes
Porto Itico
Liverpool
Uplands
New York
Skye
Rio Grande
Tierce
Tierces City
South America
Gloucester
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotias
N. S and Labrador
Biel
Chicago
Lara
Barney
Barney Dull
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Continent
United Kingdom
Isiard
Loudon
Do Orleans
Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Hambletonian Horses Net Value Sums to 339000
Boston correspondent reports Turf, Field and Farm figures that thirty seven Hambletonian offspring were sold or could be sold for an aggregate 339000 dollars, averaging about 9162 dollars each. The list names numerous horses with prices, owners, and reported values reflecting the era’s stud farm trade.
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Boston
Hambletonian
Dsnohion
Rita Casa Cusicuik
Sen Eiowiewege
Effie
Gilles Cleeerewaneast
George Wilkes
Piridotion
James Howell, Jr
MRO Cao Eak
Vccekhschanes Jneceacniel
Tgdiot Cis Dain de
Arya
Kay
Scotland
Early 19th Century List of Names and Birth Years
Initiated figures include Nathan Huntoon of Unity New Hampshire 1803 James Franklin Chase Nantucket 1807 Capt Sylvanus Hatch Port OAM January 180? Edward Sawyer Grand Blanc Michigan 1809 Wait Garrett New Hartford Connecticut 1810 George Lee Bowe Agawam Connecticut 1810 Edward Nichols Woodbury Connecticut 1810 Knight Dover England Philip Chetham Stockport England 1811 James Garland Lynchburg Virginia 1512 James Scott Middlebourne Elijah Pratt Castleton New York 1812 Noyes Croydon England 1812 John B Hellenbeck Burlington Vermont 1813 Sir Moses Montefiore England 1813 David McDaniel Johnson Vermont 1814 Capt Hiram Ferris Fond du Lac Wisconsin 1815 Aaron Beeman Webb Charlotte Vermont 1815 Hezekiah Hubbell Huntington Connecticut 1816 Whineas S Bradley Woodbury Connecticut 1816
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Nathan Huntoon
Unity
N. H
James Franklin Chase
Nantucket
Sylvanus Hatch
Port
Oam
Jape Apeeeas
Edward Sawyer
Grand Blanc
Mich
Wait Garrett
New Hartford
Conn
George Lee Bowe
Agawam
Edward Nichols
Woodbury
Knight
Dover
England
Philip Chetham
Stockport
Lion
Garland
Lynchburg
James Scott
Middlebourne
Eoelele
Elijah Pratt
Castleton
N. Y
Noyes
Croydon
John B. Hellenbeck
Burlington
Moses Montefiore
David McDaniel
Johnson
Hiram Ferris
Fond du Lac
Wis
Aaron Beeman Webb
Charlotte
Hezekiah Hubbell
Huntington
Isio
Bradley
Opposition to dog law eclipses biennial session fight
The New York Evening Post notes that opposition to Massachusetts anti dog legislation dominates attention before the state legislature, overshadowing the biennial session debate.
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New York Evening Post
Massachusetts
Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets
Cotton steady with 418 bales sold and prices steady. Flour receipts total 17,906 barrels with 3,477 exported as market remains less active and buyer favored. Wheat receipts 95,500 bushels with exports of 144,035 and spot prices scarcely moved amid limited demand.
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New York
Orleans
City Mall
Minnesota
Lawsuits in Injury and Bank Action Include Verdicts Across Cases
The docket covers John Shea versus Train and others with a verdict for the plaintiff against Train and Porter and for Chandler against others, including damages of 750 and 5000 in related suits. It also reports Charles H Blanchard versus Pacific National Bank of Boston over a $2500 certificate of deposit, noting testimonies, bank setoff, and a verdict for the plaintiff totaling 2552.50 with attorneys J D Bale and J R Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shea
Charles J. Train
Charles P. Molenhy
Navy Yard
Train
Porter
Chandler
Shea
Mulcahy
E. L. Barney and
J. Hadley
C. R. Train
J. C. Teele
Charles H. Blanchard
Pacific National Bank of Boston
William H. Nichols
Nichols
Whiliam H. Nichols
Irs
Bunyon
Minacheck
Central National Bank
Issi
Eltz
Benyon
J. D. Bale
J. R. Clark
Distillery Seizure Case Proceeds in Westfield Court
U S District Court session January 21 before Judge Clark continues the trial over a Westfield distillery seizure for alleged internal revenue violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Clark
Westfield
Internal Revenue Laws
Supreme Judicial Court Jan 24 case list
Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth convened on January 24 with Chief Justice Morton and Justices Field Allen Holmes and Cou rn. The dockets include John F. Bassett versus Adams Daniels et al and Ariel H. Crocker administrator versus Old Colony Railroad Company with counsel Mansfield for plaintiff and Gents for defendant.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton, C. J
Field
W. Allen
Holmes and Colburn
J. d
John F. Bassett
Adams Daniels
E.S. Mansfield
J. WH. Genton, Jr
Ariel H. Crocker
Adm.r
Old Colony R. R.co
A. W. Chaplin
J.H. Benton, Jr
Superior Court Docket of First Session Trials
Reports of first session before Judge Brigham with cases Nos 2505 to 2510 involving Moses C Nay Henry Tweed James Gurney William Waters and John P Mason against M M Randall et al for materials furnished to schooner Mark Gray. Jury verdicts listed and lawyers named. Also case 2356 Clarence A Roberts vs Oscola Whitman et al for editor services and advertising fees. list of other cases in order and second session before Judge Mason.
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Moses C. Nay
M. M. Randall
Henry Tweed
James Gurney
William Waters
John P. Mason
Mark Gray
Tweed
Gurney
Waters
Mason
J. L. Eldredge
W. W. Dodge
Clarence A. Roberts
Oscola A
William W.treat
William Chadbourne
North Beacon Street
S. J. Thomas
A. Sampson
H. Swasey
H. W. Fuller
Frank Johnson
Frank Kohlhelip
West Roxbury
J. G. Holt
C. G. Keyes
Wm.a. Peverly
City of
Boston
Battery Wharf
Ue Wso
Hesseltine
W. H. Hart
Hagar
James
Curtis Et al
George W. Banker
Hall
Holman
United States
Court of Claims
Ace
United States Supreme Court
T. H. Talbot
M. A. Blaisdell
Michael Lonergan
Frank H. Peck
C.H. Chellis
C. B. Hibbard
Maintiff
R. M. Morse, Jr
E. W. Cate
Natick court docket items mix with land and note disputes
A stream of Natick cases covers defendants Challenging streets and city actions. Verdicts awarded in contract and note disputes include sums of 78375 and 296 37 with city and banks involved. Other entries note land possession, disseizin, and mortgage disputes with various attorneys listed. A bar admission exam schedule is announced for East Cambridge on February 2, 1584.
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G. O. Ryther
J. W. Hammond
Natick National Bank
William Ht. Chamberlain
W.N. Mason
W. B. Guile
W. F
Slocum
Leonard Morse
Irving Curtis
Natick
P. H. Cooney
Mansfield
Joe Brigham
Alexander Thimmeur
Johnson
Fay
Court House
East
Cambridge
Nommon W Eralth
Massachusetts
Messenger
Middlesex
George M. Brooks
Warren C. Pierce
Melrose
Joan M. Fisk
Municipal Court Actions Widen Jan 24 Docket
In central court Judge Parmenter fined Edgar Brown 20 dollars plus costs for larceny and James Stone 29 dollars and costs for larceny. Lotta Brown held 200 dollars for Jan 30 appearance as common nightwalker. Edward Mckenzie fined 10 dollars for assault and battery. Sylvester Purcell held 104 dollars for Jan 25 appearance for malicious mischief. Anna Wright held 200 dollars for Jan 2? appearance as common nightwalker. In Bunker Hill court Walter Smith and John Mullins each fined 10 dollars plus costs for larceny. Richard Riley fined b dollars and costs for larceny.
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Bunker Hill Court
Walter Smith
John Mullins
Richard Riley
Costa
Creditors face limited recoveries in broad liquidation list
The report catalogs multiple debtors across states from New York to Oregon with Liabilities totaling substantial sums. Several firms and individuals have failed or assigned assets, with outcomes including 70 percent cash compromises and potential creditor extensions. Notable names include H B Claflin Co, Michael Brayton, Ringold bank Mt Ayr, and London merchants Young & Lark.
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Donald Gordon
Rochester
H. B. Claflin & Co
C. A. Remick
Oneida
N. Y
New York City
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Middletown
Cleveland Woolen Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Schermerhorn
Ensmenger Bros
Clothing
Clyde
W.M. Cartwell
Boots
Marysville
J. E. Wingate
Beaver Dam
S. H. Minor
Covington
J. R. Venable
Nashville
J. T. Merrill & Co
Ringold Bank
Mt. Ayr
New York
Hi. L. Niedringhaus
St. Louis
Rainey, Denton & Neal
Helena
Ark
F. W. Hurlbut
Tecumseh
Nebo
Hyman Garlick
Boots and Shoes
Portland
Oregon
Isaac J. Arnold
Astoria
Kenny Gane
Georgetown
Ont
London Standard
Messrs. Young & Lark
First National Bank of
Leadville
F. W. Dewalt
N. Finncashier
First National Bank of New York
Dewalt
Finn
Colorado
George H. Scovell
Farneil Hall
Franklin E. Sullivan
O. W. Mead
J. F. Hutchinson
Esbon E. Butler
Horatio E. Davis & Co
Toland, McLean & Co
George P. Clark
Clark
Benj. Burgess & Sons
Insolvents
J. Donovan
Grocer
Edward J. Leslie
Carriagesmith
Lynn
F. H. Parker
Swiftwater
N. H
FE. G. Osselin
Rockland
Geo. F. Keller
Albert Heim
Samuel Weil
Ferdinand R. Miller
James J. Sweeny
D. M
E. G. Halbert
Binghampton
Wall Street
Hearing on abatement of New York and New England taxes in Hartford
In Hartford on January 24 the finance committee heard Receiver Clark seek tax abatement for the New York and New England railroad. Attorney Simeon Baldwin urged relief to enable double tracking and improved service, while state treasurer Hubbard pressed for the road’s recovery. Adjourned to next Wednesday for further counsel argument.
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Heartford
Conn
Finance Committee
Clark
New York and New England Railroad
Simeon I. Baldwin
New Haven
R. D. Hubbard
Hartford
Baldwin
Ishi
J Hubbard
George M. Landers
New Britain
Fred J. Kingsbury
Waterbury
Daniel A. Gleason
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Curing Cheese and Farm Notes From 19th Century Press
A compilation of agricultural insights and curiosities. Notes on cheese curing where center warmth affects mellowing, guano sources in Peru and sorghum syrup tastes, rye hay values from the state station, lice remedies for cattle, southern pork prospects, swamp drainage in Michigan, milk adulteration in New York, and farmhouse design guidance stressing cheerful kitchens and practical comforts.
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Household Hints For Linen Closets And Decor
A practical guide to purchasing linen and cotton goods for warm weather, recommending plain colors and satin finishes, silk trims, and petticoat bodice patterns. It details table linen, tea cloths, centerpieces, table spreads in dark Turkish toweling, Canton flannel borders, and wax flower ornamentation ideas.
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Do North National Bank
Union National Bank
Pemigewassett Valley RR Co
Dase
Do Dwight Manufacturing Co
Rantart Mille
Do Boston Belting Co
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Boston and Dowellr Co
Fitchhare RR
American Rapid Telegraph
Concord
I RR
Boston and Lowell RR Co
Connecticut and Passumpsic River
Cambridge Horse
Ostop Atheneum
Maverick National Bank
John Russell Cutlery Co
Chienee Clinton
Dubuque
RBR
Oregon Improvement Co
Boston & Lowell R. KR
Michigan Central Rrr
Morton Air
Chicago and West Michigan RR
Toledo, Delphos and Burington Railroad
Southeastern Division
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Cincinnati and