Money matters in Boston markets and exchange rates slip
Boston markets show limited money demand with banks discounting mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent and call loans at 4 to 5 percent. Foreign exchange to London and Paris moves, stocks close weak, mining shares steady, and railroad earnings mixed as exchanges and rates shift amid winter conditions.
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Tennessee
Robinson and
Sierra Grande
Robinson
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Ohio
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Stock Exchange
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Trade and Its Outlook From Early Market Report
Trade and its outlook are covered with prices for Liverpool cheese and butter from the New York mercantile exchange. Butter and cheese quotes, egg values, and pork and lard futures are listed, along with Union Stockyards hog and cattle receipts and meat prices.
Markets Review Roundup: Butter Beef and Cotton Prices Steady
Trade quiet across grains and provisions with little price movement. Butter dealers show slightly improved confidence while beans and potatoes trade amid liberal receipts and favorable shipping conditions. Cotton futures steady in New York and Liverpool, with futures and spot quotes showing minor fluctuations and sizable port stocks reported.
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Aroostook
Peerless
Burbanks
Brooks
Chenangees
Receipts of Staple Goods by Railroads and Expresses
A condensed list of shipments dated Jan 23 notes quantities for Boston and Albany, New York and New England, Grand Junction, Providence, Eastern, Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg lines, and Peabody and Salem Expresses. Items include bales of cotton and wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, wheat, meal, meat, butter, eggs, tea, coffee, sugar, lard, and leather, with hundreds of bales, barrels, bushels, chests, and cases across multiple stations.
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Boston and Albany
New York and New England Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Lowell
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending Jan 26
A reader's summary of import values into Boston shows varied goods and destinations including England, San Domingo, Demerara, and Spain. The list enumerates textiles, machinery, chemicals, coal, leather, and a range of wares with totals around 339,060 dollars in one column and 227,382 dollars in another, highlighting broad trade activity and specific item categories.
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Boston
England
S.es
San Domingo
Tron
Ste
ST. Martins
Isalt
Susicseees Snee
Mnagua
Campeachy
Ehsne Coreen
Demerara
Wales
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Eeveensees
Surinam
Buenos Ayres
GCOS
Scotland
Mis Wood
Senwe Eee
CIA
Belgium
Dominion OF Canada
Cuba
Value and commodities by country in 19th century trade
The list catalogs goods such as bacon, breadstuffs, textiles, and hardware with quantities and values. It also shows countrywise totals including England and Scotland with a grand sum of 1 925 058. The data reflects diverse imports and domestic production segments across industries and regions.
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 29 1883 Report
A table lists total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points compared with last year. Items include Cotton bases, Molasses, Butter, Flour, Wheat, Pork, Lard, Leather, Hides, Tea and Sugar among many others with year over year figures. The record also notes 1882 column excludes foreign molasses and sugar receipts by sea.
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Eia Inn
BEE Weceve
Cotton Prices Across Markets on August Report
Market reports show firm to steady cotton values across Augusta Wilmington Mobile and other ports with middling around 9 34c and receipts varying by port. Coastwise shipments to Great Britain and France noted, with total stocks and gross receipts fluctuating by market and notable activity in New Orleans Houston and St Louis areas.
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Boston
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Augusta
Great Britain
Incinnas
Shipmeen
Ecevesseves
ST. Louis
SAIB
Stok. A
New Orleans
Ssaresnesees
OSV
Cobsewisc
Norfolk
Charleston
France
Market Prices and Receipts Across Town and Regions
Provisions and commodities prices listed including lard flour wheat and oats with cash and February/March figures. Cattle receipts and market grades along with hogs sheep and pork, plus January reports from Toledo New York and Cincinnati show steady to weak trends and varied shipments and receipts.
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Toledo
New York
Commission
Cincinnati
Raddin v Phoenix Trust Life Insurance case adjourned
United States Circuit Court stands adjourned to Tuesday at 11 o clock to charge the jury in the Raddin vs Phoenix Trust Life Insurance company case.
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Nited States Circuit Court
Raddin Vs
Phoenix Trust Life Insurance Company
Supreme Judicial Court session resumes law list
The Supreme Judicial Court resumed hearings before Chief Justice Morton and a panel of judges. Cases argued included No 634 William L French et al versus Star Union Transportation Co and No 636 Joseph Eels versus C M Raymond et al plus several others touching Brookline inhabitants. Unfinished. attorneys listed for both sides.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Morton
Dryens
C. Allen
Colburn
Holmes
Wm. L. French Et al
Star Union Transportation Company
J. LB. Crawford
F. B. King
W. L. Stearns
Joseph Eels
C. M. Raymond
J. D. Thomson
O. T. Gray
Daniel I. Pratt
Boston Heel and Leather Company
C. E. Washburn
C. B. Gove
Charles H. Dennis
Wright W. Williams
Newton
R. Lund
James J. Fay
John A. Duggan
Bryant
J.D. Thornton
Franklin L. Tileston
Brookline
Asaph Churchill and
Mackintosh
M. & C. A. Williams
Wills admitted to probate for ten individuals in local record
The wills of Sarah T Morrison James B Phillips Elizabeth W Sawyer Susan C Tucker Rebecca Elena Harwood Philip J Stahl Andrew J Mallon Henry Emmons Elizabeth Kemp and Samuel W Dudley were admitted to probate. Letters of administration were granted on the estates of Henry W Rozenworth Martha A Stone John A Moore Patrick A Bannon Sidney S Sanborn Sarah E Choate Martha G Adams Samuel Tuttle Michael Doyle John Graves Alfred C Thacher Margaret Collins Alvin J Swan and John Hauff.
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Sarah T. Morrison
James B. Phillips
Elizabeth W. Sawyer
Susan C. Tucker
Rebecca Elena Harwood
Philip J. Stahl
Andrew J.mallon
Henry Emmons
Elizabeth Kemp
Samuel W. Dudley
Henry W. Rozenworth
Martha A. Stone
John A. Moore
Patrick A. Bannon
Sidney S. Sanborn
Sarah E. Choate
Martha G. Adams
Samuel Tuttle
Michael Doyle
John Graves
Alfred C. Thacher
Margaret Collins
Alvin J. Swan
John Hauff
Court to Hear Jury Waived Cases Tomorrow
The court has been engaged in hearing jury waived cases and comes in tomorrow for the same purpose. Motions for new trials and hearings on allowance of exceptions will be heard on Monday morning next at 9 30 o'clock.
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Edward I. Sanford
Superior Court
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W.D. Bishop, Jr
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Consolidated Roads
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Col
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Sunset (Texas) Railway
Galveston
Harrisburg
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Serrra Madre
Rinconada
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Cemetery of
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Boston
Horticultural Hall
Tremont Street
H. B. Mackintosh
Municipal Court session opens with new associate justice arrival
Judge Forsaith presided until Judge McCafferty arrived to take the bench. Samuel Griffith received a three month sentence for larceny. Henry L. Hall is held on forgery charges and others for larceny and false pretenses. Several couples were arraigned for fornication with fines. Nellie Jackson and John Leonard faced fines for larceny and fast driving respectively. Additional cases: John O Neill assault, Michael Bradley assault, William Jackson bastardy hold, Richard J English larceny from a building.
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Forsaith
McCafferty
Samuel Griffith
House of Industry
Henry L. Hall
Joseph Alison
Alice Howe
Harry Lewis
Emma Howard
Nellie Jackson
John O'Neil
Michael Bradley
Roxbury
William Jackson
South Boston
John Leonard
John Dunn
East Boston
Richard J. English
Franklin Mining reports assets around 100000 balance in 1881
A fragmentary Franklin Mining exhibit notes assets near 100000 as of January 1882 tied to copper and supplies. The 1882 report, to be printed within about 30 days, is expected to flesh out the exhibit. Drafts accepted total 906821.4743, cash on hand January 1, 1883 about 258767.10, supplies 69000.06, accounts at mine 37000, bills payable 20000, smelting and freight 10451.30, net balance around 94895.60 with other mine notes for Iron ore and several mines including Hot Springs Silver Cliff and Grape Creek.
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Boston
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Franklin
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
What the Famous Lake Superior Mines Are Doing
Special correspondence from Hancock Michigan surveys a prosperous copper year across upper Michigan. Calumet and Hecla dominates with nearly 20,000 tons in 1882 and a market value near 25 million while returning about 20 million in dividends. Tamarack, Quincy, Osceola, Franklin, Pewabic, Atlantic, Allouez, Huron and National mines post strong output and growing surface facilities. Railroad notes favor or fear the Marquette Houghton and Ontonagon line, but expect improvements and freight shifts regardless.
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HoveuTon County
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Hecla Lode
Torch Lake
Superior
Tamarack
Allouez
Osceola
Osceola Lode
Franklin
Pewabic
Atlantic
Portage Lake
South Pewabic
Adams
Allonez
Huron
National
Lake County
Carp culture debates and notes on the carp as a profitable edible fish
A Connecticut state board meeting section on trout culture yields a fierce discussion about black bass and a detailed carp article. It covers carp origins, physical traits, historic records, and opinions of George Finley on carp profitability, plus a farmer’s practical notes on pond setup and feeding methods.
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Connecticut State Board of Agriculture
Persia
Asia
Europe
United States
England
Turkey
Volga
Lake Como
George Finley
Pittsburg
America
Finley
Massachusetts
Canadian Rail Constructions Plans Stir Critique in Canadian Pacific Debate
The Toronto Mail analyzes how construction companies may absorb assets of railways to complete costly lines, risking bankruptcy for the original firm and undermining government subsidies. It cites Union Pacific as a precedent as Canadian Pacific stock transfers fracture promised Canadian control, weakening national ownership claims. The Denver and Rio Grande reports year results with 460 miles added, ore shipments rising tenfold after Silverton completion, and new lines advancing toward Utah and Colorado coal regions.
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Toronto Mail
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Ught
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
New York
John Macdonald
Charles Tupper
Wall Street
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company
Colorado
Utah
Silverton
San Juan
Gunnison
Grand Rivers
Crestedutte
Elk Mountains
Pleasant Valley
Tan
Geden Eee
Denver
Salt Lake
Proximo
Ogden
del Norte
Wagon Wheel Gap
Manitou
CITY ASPIRATIONS IN WALTHAM PROMPT TOWN MEETING MOVE
A Waltham city charter drive sparks legal questions over venue for a town meeting. Selectmen plan a Feb 6 meeting at Music Hall after proposing Rumford Hall, with a move to adjourn to the larger venue. A citizens committee favors keeping Rumford Hall for the vote and then adjourning to Music Hall.
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Waltham
Navy yards likely to close by March 31 except four
Enquiry into navy yard funding suggests all yards will shut on March 31 due to insufficient appropriations under the 1882 naval act. Only New York, Norfolk, Washington and Mare Island would remain open. Charlestown yard employs over 500. ropewalk work halted for funds. Several officers and sailors receive transfers and orders.
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Navy Yards
New York
Norfolk
Washington
Mare Island
Charlestown Yard
R. S. Phythian
J. Logan
Marine Barracks
Seret
W. C. Wisbeck
U.S. M.C
Bloomfield McElwain
U.S. N
U. S
Colorado
Powhattan
Theodore Porter
Dutch at Armory for Company F Fifth Infantry
Company F fifth infantry Waltham will hold a Dutch at their armory on the evening of Thursday February 1. Their commander, who is about to resign, will be tendered a testimonial by the command. An important meeting of the Lancers will be held next Tuesday evening. The committee on the reception of the Continental Guards will submit a report of progress.
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Fifth Infantry
Waltham
Lancers
Continental Guards
Dudley Street Baptist Church Extends Call to Potter
At a Sunday after noon special meeting in Roxbury the Dudley Street Baptist church voted unanimously to call Rev Albert K Potter D D pastor of State Street Baptist Springfield Mass to become their pastor. The church society meeting later confirmed the action.
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Roxbury
Albert K. Potter
State Street Baptist Church
Springfield
Mass
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