Stocks Hold Firm Yet Bell News Moves Market
The local stock market opened firm and active with total turnover of 116375 bonds and 8859 shares. Railroads led gains while American Bell Telephone caused the day’s notable volatility as rumors, injunction news, and Drawbaugh case implications dominated trading at Philadelphia and across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bell
Brokers’ Board
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Union Pacific
Connotton Valley
Connorton
Atlantic and Pacific
West Michigan
Summit
Mexican Central
California Southern
New York
New England
New York and New England Railroad Company
Fitchburg
Boston
Maine
Providence
Old Colony
Mexican Central Ts
Unicon Pacific
New Mexico
Southern Pacific
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
American Bell Telephone
Philadelphia
Bell Company
Bell
United States
American Bell Telephone Company
Overland Telephone Company
Drawbaugh
Allonez
Pewabic
San Pedro and
Canon del Agua Company
Hartford
Bales
Fhailadelphia
USB Teceidub
Saelenccesss
Augusta
Shimmenn
Uilies
Scese
ICO Earries Delat Ce
Oosros
Wilmington
Galveston
Taceidis
Stors TeceiPta
Cecsens
United Stock
Britain
Ali Petances
Dividends Declared by Regional Mills and Firms
Winthrop mills declares a 6 percent dividend while Uvion Manufacturing in Fall River offers a 4 percent quarterly payout. Stafford mill in Fall River follows with a 2 percent quarterly dividend, and Massachusetts cotton mills declares 20 dollars per share. Richardson, Hill & Co offers prompt stock and bond executions with private wire to major markets and daily quotations at No. 4 Water Street in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Mills Company
Uvion Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Stafford Mill
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Boston
New York
Byichardson, Hill & Co
Newark
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Water Street
National Pemberton Bank of
Lawrence
Market National Bank
Do Atlantic National Bank
Lowells Manufacturing Co
Northern Railroad of
N. H
Do Sheeana Leather Insurance Co
Portland
Connecticut & Passumpsic Riv Ak
Southern
Kansas and Western R
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Do Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Do Cocheco Manufacturing Co
Aino
Ee Stata
Aares American Effecu.c
Amating Co
Do North National Bank
Unicon National Bank
Pemigewussett Valley RR Co
Isos Third National Bank
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Istmorton Air Line
Chicago and
West Michigan Rbr
Toledo, Delphos and Burlington Railroad
M &S. Southeastern
Little Rock
Fort Smith
National Tube Works Mig Co
National Webster Bank
Traders National Bank
Hocesac Tunnel Dock and Elevator Co
Cambridge Horse Railroad Company
Holyoke Water Power Co
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Boston Water Power
New England Mortgage Security Co .S
Peabody Mall
Eastern Railroad
Chicago and Western Michigan & Rs
Ogaensburg and
Laxe Champlain R. K
Consolidated RK
Vermont
New Hampshire
American Rapid Telegraph Co
National Car Co. Gs
Fitchburg Rrk Co
Cambridge Gas Licht Co
Uo State Street
George Atkinson
Fragmentary Financial Ledger Text Shows Stocks and Prices
A damaged OCR fragment lists stock names and figures such as Mexican Central, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Sutro Tunnel with scattered prices and 6 000 200 0 amounts. The readable bits indicate a historical financial ledger snapshot with variable bids and par values rather than a narrative.
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Atch
Geal Te Am
Beli
Bowman
Boston Water Power wnter-Contrel
Pceeaeea
Svcreaaces Sa
Wgcesshew
Quincy
Smuiver Secess Haie
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Csvsaex
Union Pacific
Money markets lift on call rates and foreign exchange
In New York on January 25 L584 rates show gains with money easy at 1446 2 percent on call. Prime mercantile paper at 4 3 percent and bar silver is up. Foreign exchange remains strong and higher with nominal rates advanced toward the specie exporting point. Actual business builds at 48419 455 for long and 48714 4871% for short sight.
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New York
Exchange
Foreign Exchange
London
Paris
Reichmartks
Colorado Coal Remote Field Notes and Ore Mentions
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple mining locals and ore names. Mentions include Bassich, Homestake, Eureka, Quicksilver, Andersons, Silvet, Sierra Nevada, Silver King, Brine, and Mountain. Scattered references to 0 8 0 9 0, dates or values are unclear. no coherent event or outcome established.
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Colorado Coal
Bassich
OURO
Lee Ua Ieee Quicksilver
Andersons
Ator Silvet
Pees Oro
Sierra Nevada
Dividends Due in February and August Listings
A Boston Post compilation notes February and August dividend pay dates, with many railroads and city bonds across New York and Boston areas. It highlights Andover Iron Co and Glasgow Co of South Hadley as unpaid within the month, cites reduced yields in Laconia and Pepperell, and lists expected payments from Detroit to Gulf railroads and several manufacturing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Andover Iron Co
Glasgow Co
South Hadley
Laconia
Massachusetts
Pepperell
Norway Plains
Detroit
Lansing
No.texpand
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Chicago
West Michigan
West Michigan Lumber Co
Boston Duck
Corts Mills
Thorndike Manufacturing
United States
St. Louis
Far ay Petroleum Opens and Closes Amid Market Shifts
Reports from Chicago markets show petroleum certificates opening near 110 percent and closing around 1 HR with 1404 as a peak. The hog sector rises, pork and live hogs trend higher, and the market tone implies a strengthening price environment despite broader volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain and Market Report Include Flour Prices and Staples
Markets show little change with flour steady and grains flat. Prices for Western superfine, Minnesota patents, rye flour, cornmeal, oats and vegetables endure, while cotton and sugar fluctuate along with butter and eggs in steady ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Maritime Cargo Totals From Multiple Ports
Inventory items listed by port and vessel include steamer Carroll Carroll-1 case hardware, hake and mackerel lots, and various goods for Halifax and Palermo. Schooners N W White and Emma M Nickerson report mackerel, potatoes, and turnips, with Seals Cove noting 200,000 frozen herring and 30 boxes smoked herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Steamer
Carroll
Charles C Adams
Burt & Henshaw
Alewives
Beaman Bros
Junk Haskins & Montague
Jack
Jones & Co
Daniel McBerth
Rockwell
Watts
Cod Oil Whitney, Pousland & Co
Winsor & Son
Palermo
Rochdale
Sumac
Hirzel Jr
Franklin Rolfe & Co
Hardy & Co
Westervelt & Co
Mercadante
Bonanu
Cusimano & Co
E & A Graziano
Tully & Co
AS & J Brown & Co
William Worthington & Co
Halibut Whitney
Foreign Exports Across Demerara and Glasgow Cargoes
A catalog of export items aboard ships from Demerara and Glasgow including Bark Anington and Steamer Bulgarian and Manitoban. It lists quantities of meat dairy produce grains tobacco slaves hay leather canned goods fish crates and various other commodities alongside vessel movements and dates.
Receipts of tapis and merchandise by railroad lines
A fragmented list records shipments for Jan. 25 detailing cargoes across Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Colony and New York and New England lines. Items include cotton bales flour oats malt tallow beef butter tea coffee molasses beans and various agricultural and manufactured goods with quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Humber
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
OK Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products at Port
A port report lists total receipts for principal staples from all origins as of today, comparing with last year. Items include cotton, coffee, wool, sugar, flour, cornmeal, butter, eggs, cheese, wheat, oats, beans, molasses, lard, leather, and more, with quantities and year over year changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corn Exchange
Corm
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Oreainery
Extra Elgin
Eastae BR
New York Report
Chicago
Barney
Victue Samae
CIA
Wbig
Bois
Dales
Commodity ledger from 1884 trade catalog section
Dense OCR listing prices and quantities across commodities such as cotton, corn, oats, butter, wheat, cheese, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, pork, lard, beef, tea, coffee and sugars. Includes unit marks like bbis, hds, bags, casks and sacks with many figures, notes on barrels replacing sacks, and references to bis and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salemon
Suzar
El'ur
Oniwal
Militia Roster Changes This Week In Boston Area
Commissioned advances include W. T. Lambert named captain and engineer of the second brigade, replacing Currier. Harrison G. Wells becomes captain of company B, first regiment, while Ralph Smith and William Perry rise and resignations follow. Eighth infantry gains Gan F. Jellison as captain and George W. Pottengill as first lieutenant, with Jellison promoted to John A. Rich as second lieutenant. Morace resigns.
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W. T. Lambert
Boston
Currier
Harrison G. Wells
Fox
Ralph Smith
Ross
William ©. Perry
Hill
Horace W. Whitney
Perry
Eighth Regiment
Colet Record Subject to Infringement Patent Case
Cyril Colet sues Boston and Fairhaven iron works for patent infringement of two printing press claims. Equity decree issued, master valued profits at 5040.26. final decree for profits entered but unpaid. Court rules plaintiff may not recover other damages for the same acts. verdict for defendant. Attorneys: E P Brown and C E F Washburn for plaintiff. Causten Browne for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril
Child
Boston
Fairhaven Iron Works
Shepley
Laintiff
E.P. Brown
C. E F. Washburn
Causten Browne
Court actions: forfeiture case and libel dismissed
In a January session Judge Clark presided over a forfeiture action involving the Bush distillery at Westfield. In a separate libel by seaman Giachomo Motos against the schooner Jennie, alleging neglect after a hatchway fall, the judge dismissed the libel for lack of proof of cruelty or neglect. attorneys Callender and Brown appeared for the libellant and defendant respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Westfield
Nelson
Giachomo Motos
Jennie
B. Callender
J. M. Brown
Washington forger McCready case continued
U S Commissioners Court on January 25 in the Hal lett proceeding continued the case of McCready the alleged Washington forger until today.
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U. S. Commissioners’ Court
Hallett
McCready
Washington
Supreme Judicial Court Arguments List Proceeding
Supreme Judicial Court oral arguments completed for three cases including Parker v Nickerson Pratt v Alger and Attorney General v Eastern Railroad Company with named counsel for both sides in each matter.
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Frencis I. Parker
Eastern Railroad Company
C. R. Train
3. K. Hamilton
R. Olney
F.L. Amory
Superior Court Sessions Open With Civil Docket Entries
First session before Judge Brigham heard Clarence A. Roberts v Oscola A. Whitmore et al for $85.50 and advertising commissions. defendants claim full payment. Second session before Judge Mason: Frank Johnson v Frank Kohrhepp for breach of lease of a West Roxbury dyehouse. verdict for plaintiff. No. 2003 Mary Luther v Charles J Haton tort for injuries from mislabeled prescriptions seeks $10,000. defence general denial. trial proceeding.
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Clarence A. Roberts
Oscola A. Whitmore
The
Orchestra
B. Hall
T. BE. Barry
Frank Johnson
Frank Kohrhepp
West Roxbury
J. G. Holt
C. G. Keyes
Mary Luther
Charles J. Haton
Washington Street
Charles R. Train
T. Jd. Morrison
Local Court Records Summarize Minor Offenses And Fines
William J. Beloin fined six dollars for assault and battery. Olga Anderson sent to the house of Industry for three months for idle and disorderly conduct. Nicn Dolan fined five dollars and costs for larceny. John A. Scott found not guilty of neglecting to remove ice from a sidewalk. James Rearson verdict of not guilty for unlicensed dog. Vincent Burke charged with larceny of money from Nellie Grady at Mansion House. jury deliberating. Thomas Slattery sentenced to two years in the house of correction for larceny. John Sulliven discharged upon payment of a cart. John and James Foley sentenced for trunk larceny. one to house of correction, the other placed on probation. Joseph W. Moore pleaded nolo contendere to sea admiralty issues and was fined and costs.
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William J. Beloin
Olga Anderson
House of Industy
Nicn Dolan
Jarceny
John A. Scott
James Rearson
Vincent Burke
Nellie Grady
Mansion House
Washington Street
Thomas Slattery
House of Correction
John Sulliven
John
James Foley
Joseph W. Moore
Brigham v Thimmineur continued before Judge Pitman
Case details include Aldrich v Williams and Aldrich v Same, tort action for 6 damages over a dog attack, and a companion suit by the father for loss of service. Defences include general denials. Several cases listed with various defendants, fines, and future appearance dates. Noted entities include Judge Pitman, KE. H. Pierce, and multiple court entries.
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Brigham
Improved Welt Sewing Machine Boosts Boot Makers
The article traces the impact of steam power and sewing machines on boot and shoe manufacture. It highlights Elias Howe and Gordon McKay innovations, then details the Improved Welt Sewing Machine converting uppers to soles with superior elasticity and speed. One worker can do the output of sixty, aiding U S and foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Howe
Howe
Gordon McKay
Iooe and
McKay
Sole Sewing Machine Company
Ennaren
Western and Southern Bankrupts Hit By Week's Failures
The latest R. G. Dun & Co. weekly failures report show 287 U. S. and 30 in Canada, total $17 for the week, down from $425 last week. West coast, southern states, and the plains drive the bulk, about two thirds of total. Several firms, including F. H. Dickinson at Lowell, Meck ford & Braman of Lynn, and M. Van Sickle’s cotton mill in Pittsfield, face liabilities ranging from thousands to tens of thousands with creditors seeking settlements or receiverships.
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R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Pacific Coast
F. H. Dickinson
Lowell
H. S. Bean
B. S. Snow
Cromwell T. Schubarth
Whch
Beckford
Braman
Opce
M. van Sickle
Pritsfield
Mass
M. van Sickles
Chas, Fox, Son & Co
New York City
Philip M. Platt
David Fox
Gordon
Claflins
Rochester
N. Y
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Cianin & Co
Clyftin & Co
Daniel Wells, Jr
Milwaukee
Peter McGeoch
Wells
McGeoch
McGeech
Boards of Trade of Chicago and
Milwaukee Incorporated
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Lynn
George A. Secovell
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Millville
Charlies Ss. Jose
Saco
D.T. Keene & Son
Rockland
Middlebury
James R. Ames
Hatter
Providence
Fl. GC. Messenger
West Winsted
Conn
KE. A. Gladwin
Juicr
Middletown
James McLaren
Birmingham
Abraham Plumenfeld
Bas
David Singer
Walter Christie
New York
Bis
William V. Christie
Court of Chancery
Trenton
New Jersey
City Pottery Company
Leopold Steiner
Boots and Shoes
Philadelphis
J . Borden
Philadelpha
Kienda & Tones
C.D. Anderson
Latharm & Marshall
Harrodsburg
Khy
Crit Davis
J. Blubn
Columbus
Miss
Farmer Bros. & Co
Louisville
A. F. Skinner & Co
Miledgeville
H. Myers & Co
Toomsboro
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Mendon
Mich
Frank H. Zander
Sheldon
Milwauk
Wis
Lamborn & Grey
Alliance
Cleveland, Youngstown and
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Lamborn
A.J. Huber
Burnet
Texas
Conflict of Authority Between Mayor and School Board Chair
Reported dispute over control of schoolhouse use. Mayor Martin, as school board chair, allowed ladies to use Prince schoolhouse this afternoon, while John C. Crowley, chair of the fourth division, ordered the janitor not to open the building. The mayor replied with a counter communication and notified police to enforce his instruction.
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Mar. Crowley
John C. Crowley
Sevyes
Back Bay
Prince
Prince School
Crowley
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