Money matters and market notes from Boston and New York
A summary of money market activity on the day shows better inquiry for money with banks and outside parties able to meet demand. Notes on bond and stock movements highlight declines in Central Pacific and Union Pacific, with Oregon and Transcontinental loan updates, gains in Oregon Improvement earnings prospects, and corporate consolidations in electric and carbon industries shaping market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EEP
New York
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed Amid Losses and Recovery
Trading in New York shows irregular, generally weak tone with late-day fractional recovery in active speculative issues. Oregon Navigation leads daily losses with 5 percent drop and a 1 percent rebound, Northern Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental also slide before modest recoveries.
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New York
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Preferred
Oregon Transcontinental
Elijah Smith
Delaware and Hudson
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Northwestern
Odgy
Trade And Its Outlook In Boston Goods Trade
A cautious improvement in trade is noted across dry goods and some woolen manufacturing sectors. railroad inquiry and expected traffic gains rise as rebates wane. Boston west and south shipments drop sharply from eight months ago, with seasonable demand boosted by cold weather and improving local trade. Fruit steamers struggle to unload, but stock levels tighten as ships remain overdue in port.
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New England
Boston
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Jan 28
Review of the Boston market notes steady alcohol figures with Western gal at 215 and 218 dollars and Gologne spirit at 240 dollars. Ashes section reports no change to notice, the details are limited due to damaged text.
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Boston
Market Prices for Hides and Raw Materials Report
The latest market notes show firmer foreign hides with Buenos Ayres and Montevideo asking 27l 23lec, Rio Grande cattle and steers arriving, and various Cordova Entre Rios lots priced. Domestic hides include Western wet salted, dry salted, and New Orleans kips with mixed terms. Iron, copper, and oils fluctuate, while lumber, paints, and teas hold steady. Wool shows better tone but firm prices, with regional fleece and wool sales detailed.
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Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Cordova
New Orleans
Texas
California
India
Bengal
Natemala
Lake
Baltimore
NAVAL
Western
Sic
Calcutta
Exua Western
Boston
Elaine
Paris
Kentucky
Manila
Oakum
Franklin County
New York
Vermont
Western Dairy
Canadian
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Canada
Baldwin
Carolina
Rangoon
Java
Island
Chicago
Singapore
Zanzibar
Foucauld & Co
Otard
John Gibson
E. Newcomb Buchanan Co
Anderson
Nelson
Anderson New
Cuba
Sunnam
Philadelphia
Sagua
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
Cienfuegos
Sumac
Sicily
Pennsylvania
Havana
Sumatra
Madeira
Malaga
Ohio
Michigan
Territory
Oregon
Yubh
Eastern
Maine
Trade outlook for boot and shoe makers shows modest gains
Market activity rises with large orders from jobbers and samples boosting spring trade prospects. Rubber goods stay strong while sanders and slippers show light demand but improving trend. overall shipments outside New England total 43 542 cases this week and 154 632 since January 1, down from last year.
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Thesr
New England
Prices and stock report from Western markets and yards
Prices of market beef and store cattle list ranges for 품 first to third quality. Live stock totals show weekly gains in cattle, sheep, and swine with state origins documented. Arrivals at yards and regional market tones note Augusta, Norfolk, Wilmington steady. Charleston dull. New York quiet. others firm.
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Maine
Caek
N. Hampshire
Vermont
Seas
Rhode Island
Eam
New York
Canada
Watertown
Cccc
Sas
U.S
Great Britain
France
Continent
Augusta
Norfolk
Wilmington
Baltimore
Charleston
Cincinnati
Memphis
Mobile
Orleans
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
Droves of Livestock by Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Dealers
A wide cattle and sheep listing across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts in a market report. Prices for beef cattle milch cows veal calves and sheep show varied demand with several large consignments and notable names such as Libby Whittemore Aldrich Johnson Hall Seaver Evans and J A Hathaway among others. Export trade and Liverpool market tone noted with beef and mutton quotations and shipments to Glasgow Liverpool and Brighton.
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Maine
J Hiall
Lilly & Brown
P W Thompson
C P Whittemore
J G Littlefield
A Traften
Friend & Allen
H Coolidge & Son
T E
Wardwell
Skillings & Brigham
Libby & Merrill
A P Libby
Martin & Burton
J M Weeks
Seanett
Martin & Turner
C Fisher
A E White
New Hampshire
Dow & Moulton
M Pike
J C Marshall
R Foss
W Weeks
J O Sanborn
H A Wilcox
E Judkins
Freeman & Co
Martin
Aldrich & Johnson
Vermont
Kimball
G S Weston
Farnham Iv
E H Kidder
M G Flanders
Hastings
Martin & Gerd
Britton & Savage
H V Whipple
M Flint
W G Townsend
A Edwards
J Engram
A Williamson
J B Remick
Sargent & Turner
Hall & Seaver
G B Evans
W Ricker
C P Burke
J W Crampton
H N Jenne
W Russell
Farrell & McFlynn
New York
D Fisher
Burdock
Long
Hollis &Co
N Munroe
Hathaway & Jackson
Stetson
H Eames
E H Brown
Adams & Chapman
Canada
H M
Liverpool
Glasgow
Virginia
Monroe
Istrian
J A Hathaway
Italia
Monrose
C.P. Whittemore
Libby & Brown
Wm. Hall
N. A. Trafton
Libby & Morrill
H. Wandwell
Foss
Lipby & Co
W W Hall
Forthern
C A Burdick
H H Hubbard
L H Smith
Fred Savage
Windsor
P Libby
Skilling & Brigham Ll
FA Coolidge & Son
Trafton
Thompson
Hall & New Hampshire
Freeman
New England
Brighton Yards
Chicago
Massachusetts
Boston
Albany
E H Eames
Seattle
J Clogston
Ely
Brighton
AN Mooroe
Hollis & Co
A N Monroe
Henry
Cook
M Taft
J Db Hosmer
Foreign Markets Knicks and Commodities in London and Liverpool
London trading closes with Consols at 99 1/2 to 99 3/4 and US bonds around 124 1/2. Stock and commodity notes show wheat and corn prices easing for prompt delivery, with slow demand and quiet shipments. Liverpool reports dull prices for breadstuffs and mixed cotton futures, with Upland and Orleans grades offered and market activity modest.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
California
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Uplands
Orleans
Imports at Boston and Ports Amid Shipments from Europe and Caribbean
A long list of goods and shipments appears from Boston and Ponce, Puerto Rico, detailing cargoes aboard ships including the Roman-S steamer, and schooners Ida A Jayne and Augusta Muir. Items include oranges, tin plates, woollens, cement, silk, coal, dairy, meat, textiles, and chemicals. Some consignors and firms named include Bailey & Co, Kendall Barrows, White Brothers, Phelps Dodge, and Merchants Despatch, with quantities ranging from single cases to hundreds.
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Liverpool
Eng
Roman
Bailey & Co
Wellington & Co
Bailey
French & Co
Rogers & Co
White Bros & Sons
Kendall, Barrows & Co
de Grant, Warren
Macallar
Parker & Co
Caton, Bros & Bixby
Noyes
Weil
Dreyfus & Co
Dodo Simons
Hatch & Whitten
Wooliens Talbot
Wilmarth & Co
Despatch Transportation Co
Savage & Son
Brown & Griffi
Brown, Durrell & Co
March Bros. Pierce & Co
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Currie
Tunxis Worsted Co
Blake & Ripley
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Hovey & Co
Talbot, Wilmarth & Co
Ponce
Prb
Ida A Jayne
Bates & Barnet
ST Martins
Augusta Muir
Salt Whitney, Pousland & Co
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads and Regions
A compiled ledger lists weekly receipts including cotton bales and wool bales, flour and cornmeal bushels, bacon and beef, butter and oleomargarine, eggs and tea, leather and hides, and lumber. Rail lines such as Albany Railroad and Old Colony Railroad show extensive quantities with multiple commodities recorded in the Jan. 28 ledger.
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Albany
Grard Junction Railroad
Providence Road
Old Colony
New York
Iitchburg Rairoad
Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
Lowell Pailroad
Peabody, Salem
Tolis
Pontos
Care Barney
Ofakis
Pelte
Libels and suits in Vineyard Sound collision case list
Supreme Judicial Court session documents outline cross libels for damages from a collision in Vineyard Sound on August 17. Cases include Paul Sears et al. versus Steamer Pottsville and Deb. Kivin et al. versus Paul Sears et al. with lawyers J. C. W. Dodge and R. Stone noted as counsel. Cases No. 340 to No. 342 list Mary E. Lodge versus Otis Weld and others, Caleb B. Powers administrator versus Henry B. Hammond et al, and Amariah E. Carlson et al. versus Lucian Skinner et al. executors, with respective counsel.
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Paul Sears
Steamer
Supreme Jupicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
FIELD
Allen and Hortmns
Mary E. Lodge
Otis Weld
Wm. Geston
E.R. Williams
Caleb B. Powers
Henry B. Hammond
George Putnam
E. W. Interins
Amariah E. Calson
S. Lucian Skinner
T. L. Wakefield
Wm. Gaston
J. 3
Superior Court First Session Verdicts and Docket
Summary of early court session results listing verdict for Patrick O Connor against Jeremiah Coleman for 1527, Willard Nash suit over money loaned 7134 with eggs setoff claim, and multiple cases in order. Also notes Martha Stimpson vs City of Boston for 5000 over sidewalk injury from snow and ice, viewed by jury, plus Albert Hoxie vs Stull, patent trap suit, and several docket entries. proceedings adjourned to next week.
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Bacon
Patrick O’connor
Jeremiah Coleman
C. B. Loud
Conley
P. B. Kiernen
Willard G. Nash
Geo. M. Hubbard
Cosley
Nash
F. A. Perry
E. QO. Cooke
T. M. Babson
Albert M. Hoxie
Daniel C. Stull
PD. C. .Inscott
H. Tyng
Blood Evans Case in Superior Court Trial Still Ongoing
January 28 in Superior Court Judge Mason presided. The Blood and Evans jury trial continued. Miner William Marlow jailed on a default warrant, sentenced to one year at the reformatory. Frank Riley pled guilty to assault and battery and was discharged on his own recognizance. Several minor cases disposed of.
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Charles L. Blood
John H. Evans
William Marlow
Miner
Reformatory Prison
Frank Riley
Blood-Evans
Legal notices list civil cases and trial dates
This item shows petitions and actions including James Henderson et al versus Fred P Greenwood for labor and materials on a Maiden house, and Francis W Atkins versus Henry L Whitmore for a personal injury tort. It sets January 29 orders and lists several case numbers with opposing parties in a public court docket.
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Brigham
James Henderson
Fred. P. Greenwood
Maiden
A. V. Lynde
Richardson & Hale
Francis W. Atkins
Henry L. Whitmore
D. F. Kimball
J. W. Pickering
Wills Probated in Cambridge Court Names Listed
In Hast Cambridge probate court on Wednesday before Judge Brooks several wills were probated including Margaret Reilly Orrin Hall Margaret Lyons Abigail Jennes and Catherine Rollins all Cambridge residents along with Mary 8 Sargent of Malden Harriet Furnard Lowell Isaac Hart nel Bedford Charles H Hill Wuakefield George Barnard Marlboro Patrick Duffee Woburn Mary Garfield Waltham Thomas 3s Coxey Everett Mary M Fiske Holliston Sarah G May Watertown Sarah S Fasxett Natick Frank Eagan Somerville The same day Judge White held Norfolk county probate at Hyde Park Will of Willard Mann Medway approved Letters of administration granted for Mary Ford Stoughton and Philip Duffy Brookline Erastus Worthington and Don Gleason Hill appointed special administrators for Anna Klemm late of Dedham.
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Hast Cambridge
Judge Brooks
Margaret Reilly
Orrin Hall
Margaret Lyons
Abigail Jennes
Catherine Rollins
Cambridge
Mary 8. Sargent
Malden
Harriet Furnard
Lowell
Isaac Hartnel
Bedford
Charles H. Hill
Wuakefield
George Barnard
Marlboro
Patrick Duffee
Woburn
Mary Garfield
Waltham
Thomas
Municipal Court Summaries From January 25 Proceedings
In Boston central court Judge McCafferty heard J Frank Beaman charged with selling intoxicating liquor on Sunday. held in 506 for Feb 4 appearance. Otis S Terry alias Benjamin Rowe charged with forging Cogwell names to obtain goods from Dave Stoddard Kendall and John Lovell Sons. held in 2000 for superior court. George Clark fined 10 for sprinkling salt on Tremont street horse car tracks. James Neale held in 106 for Jan 30 appearance. Margaret Murphy third drunkenness offence sentenced to one year at reformatory for women. Augustus Roberth fined 100 for unlawfully selling liquor and maintaining liquor nuisance. he appealed. C Fred Clark charged with obtaining 1900 by false pretences from Samuel Keyes and fugitive from justice. held in 5000 for Feb 3. In Charlestown, Robert O Neill conductor on Middlesex horse railroad arraigned for bastardy. bound over to superior court in 400 bonds or default imprisonment.
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Central Court
McCafferty
J. Frank Beaman
Otis 5
Terry
Benjamin E. Rowe
Samuel C. Cogswell
Dave, Stoddard
George Clark
Tremont Street
James Neale
Margaret Murphy
Reformatory
Augustus Roberth
Fred Clark
Samuel Keyes
Pittsburg
Charlestown
Robert O'Neil
Middlesex Horse Railroad
Barbara Cook
BUSINESS TROUBLES AND INSOLVENCIES REPORTED IN MULTIPLE LOANS
A Boston to Chicago feed summarizes insolvencies and failures. George W. Brethauer, jeweler in Chicago, assigns assets of 15 394 and liabilities 47 4. Various firms and individuals, from Brigham & Co to Jnno H. Fish & Co, face failures or attachments. Galveston notes C G Wells death amid bank crash at Island City Savings Bank with 70 000 in attachments. Island City directors project 70 cent liquidation. Suffolk County real estate attachments listed.
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George W. Brethauer
Washington Street
Chicago
James H. Fairchild
Richard Power, Jr
City Hall
Boston
Brigham & Co
Summer Street
William W. Hern
Carpenter
Watham
Hern
Charlies P. Farnsworth
Lincoln
Mass
A. A. Cook & Co
C. D. Ferre
Fancy Goods
Springfield
Charles H. Bonney
South Abington
Jnno H. Fish & Co
Brockton
James Matthew
Grocer
Waterville
Island Git Savings Bank
Texas
Island City Savings Bank
Suffolk County
Alden L. Drake
Hannah Maria Wheeler
J. Alba Raymond
Et al
Lulia Maria Hubbard
Michael Leonard
John H. Connor
Harvard overseers hold adjourned meeting on English catalogue
An adjourned Harvard board of Overseers meeting, led by Hon. Wm. G. Russell, reviewed reports from committees on mathematics physics chemistry and membership rules. It approved keeping membership when taking other college offices and voted to print the Quinquennial catalogue in English. Meeting adjourned to February 5.
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Board of Overseers
Harvard College
Wm. G. Russell
Codman
Sargent
Massachusetts Homoeopathic Hospital Ladies Aid Treasurers Report
At the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid association the treasurer presented figures for 1884 to 1895. Cash on hand rose from 185 to 502 dollars, receipts totaled 1472 dollars, expenditures 114 dollars, showing growth and financial activity for the Massachusetts Homoeopathic Hospital fund.
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Ladies’ Aid Association
The
Massachusetts Homoeopathic Hospital
Boston Cholera Conference Seeks Preventive Measures
A Wednesday meeting in the mayor’s office gathered over 40 Boston physicians to discuss cholera prevention. Mayor O’Brien urged open discussion, noting past sanitary reforms aided by 1848 efforts, while Dr. Durgin outlined quarantine steps and a likely cholera approach. An advisory five-member committee was formed to coordinate practical actions.
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Boston
O’brien
Durgin
Board of Health
France
Italy
H. £. Bowditch
Wolcott
Ernest Bowditch
McCullum
G. P. Shattuck
W. D. Philbrook
West
H. C. Ernst
Holt
John B. Blake
Johob. Moran
A. H. Wilson
Foreclosure Suit Over Adams and Michigan Property
A foreclosure action filed by Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance seeks $60,000 on the building and land at the Adams street and Michigan avenue corner, once home to the Pullman Brake Car company. Defendant H. H. Honore and co-defendants include Potter Palmer Ulysses S. Grant Jr Fred D. Grant and others.
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Chicago
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Adams Street
Michigan Avenue
Pullman Brlace Car Company
H. H. Honore
Potter Palmer
Ulysses 8. Grant, Jr
Fred D. Grant
Mortality in Massachusetts Weekly Death Reports 1884
The State Board of Health Chronicle records deaths across 21 cities and towns for the week ending January 24 1884. It notes small discrepancies between reported weekly deaths and actual weekly occurrences and explains population estimates built from census data and polling for 1870 1875 1880 and 1882 with population estimated to March 1 1884.
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Massachusetts
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Stocks and bonds list notes with multiple issued shares
A compact ledger style entry lists securities including Norwich and Worcester, National Union Bank, Freeman's National Bank, Union National Bank of Weymouth, Waumbeck Milla, Lockwood Co, Holyoke Water Power, York Mig Co, Cambridge Horse RR Co, Old Colony RR consolidation receipts, Boston Concord and Montreal RR pid, Connecticut River RR No. 2, Boston and Chelsea Horse RR, Lamson Cash Railway, Pacific Guano Co, American Electric and Illuminating Co pref $1000, Chicago 7s with various dates, Cook County 78, Eastern R R Ist m 68 1906, and Little Rock and Fort Smith RR scrip and Recrip values.
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Boston
New York
Central Pacific
Villard
Bears
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
A. E. Tonzolin
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Gould
New England
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Mexican Central
Wisconsin Central
Summit
Oregon Navigation
State Street
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Smith
Hius
Elijah Smith
Oregon Improvement Company
Car Trust Company
New
Australia
London
Albany
Providence
Maine
Old Colony
Norwich
Worcester
Atchison Land Grant
Bell Telephone
Erie
Erie Telephone Company
American Electric and Illuminating Company of
Boulton Carbon Company
Cleveland
Boulton
Edward H. Goff
H. F. Frost
New Haven
Carbon Company
Quincy
Byon
American Electric Common
Consolidated Pacific
Union National Bank
Atlantic Nat. Bank
Amosteag Manufacturing Co
York Manufactering Cot
Svccobecs
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Cccersesrenssere
Bos
Con
Montreal
Middlesex Morse
Cambridge Horse
M Togurance
Winnisimmet Company
Boston and
Oston & Maine
Eastern
Vermont & Mass
Leavenworth, Topeka & Low
Railroad of Vermont
Little Rock, & Ft. Scrip
Francis Henshaw & Co
Railroad National Bank
Lowell
Warren Nat
Peabody
Evebgvrecciseesces
Naumkeag National Bank
Saiem
Old
Boston National Bank
Mechanics National Beek
Atlantic National Bank
Fliot National Bank
Merrimack Mic CO
Scceccre
Ccceser
Losce Ace
Dwight Oy
GSS - Hill Manufacturing Co
Eceseceves Eeennmene Sv
Amoskeag Thane CO
Boston, Concord
CeNeanaw
Lowell Rd
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co
New England Glass
United States Hotel Co
F & M Los
Newton
Fremont, Elk and Mo
Great Falls & Con
Kallamazoo
8 Haven
Norwich and
National Union Bank
Freeman's National Bank
Union National Bank of Weymouth
Waumbeck Milla
Lockwood Co
Holyoke Water Power Co
York Mig Co
Cambridge Horse RR Co
Concord
Connecticut River
Chelsea Horse RR
Lamson Cash Railway Co
Pacific Guano Co
American Electric and Illumiating Co
Chicago
Cook County
Little Rock
Fort Smith
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Steamer Romana
Alwo
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Cambridgeport
Charles Houghton
Charles M. Kilis
Suffolk
Willam L. Bowditch
Elizabeth M. Copeland
Mary J. Kilis
Horace B. Moses
Wyman Street
Irving Street
Houghton Place
Isaac Wyman
Jos. H. Daya
Techraca
James H. Hutchings
Toughton Place
James Deshon
Linus M. Price
Pacific National Bank
James W. Johnson
William L. Bowdptech
Mary J. Kills
A. J. Smith
Court Street
Louis F. Kapusy
Samuel W Clifford,Jr
Louis F Kapusy
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Anna Y. Kapusy
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Harriet G. Rich
Gran Amt
Ucurt Street
Samuel W. Clifford. Jr
Chas, W. Sawyer
City Square
Charlestown District
Benjamin P. Small
Pearl Street
Ivory Littlefield
Samuel Smail
Middlesex
Warren J. Small
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!