Market Report Shows Dull Yet Active Stocks Across Exchanges
The local stock market remained dull with smaller overall volume though key shares moved. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rose to 73 while Chicago Burlington and Quincy held 11.5 to 11.81, and Union Pacific stayed near 491 amid a bill’s mixed reception. The Kan sas City system featured strong gains in Ft Scott preferred at 180 and common at 90, with Memphis branch trading around 50. Weakness appeared in Lowell and Providence, while Bell Telephone slipped from 226 to 220 and New England Telephone fell to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Chicago
Burlington
Quincy
Senate
Union Pacific
Pacific Railroad
Judiciary Committee
Union Pacific Company
Thurman
New York
Union
Central Pacifics
House
Edmunds
Washington
Touzalin
Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Boston
Ft. Scott
Gulf
Ft. Scott Preferred
Lowell
Providence
Old Colony
Albany
Maine
New England
Mexican Central
Little Rock and
J. Smith Ts
Oregon Navigation
Northern Pacific
Bell Telephone
Syracuse
Bears
Bell
Calumet
Hecla
Lake
Legel
Dividends Declared by Regional Companies
Wakefield Rattan declares a 5 percent dividend. Safford mill in Fall River pays $1 per share. Fairhaven Ironworks proclaims a 10 percent dividend. Maine Central Railroad declares a semiannual 3 percent dividend. Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers announces a $250 per share dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield Rattan Company
Safford
Fall River
Fairhaven Ironworks Company
Maine Central Railroad Company
Connecticut
Passumpsic
Weekly coal output and grain market notes
The week ended Jan 24 produced 411185 tons of anthracite, down from 458725 in 1884, with year to date totals 1645728 tons this year and 1558501 last year. Cold weather boosts stove and furnace demand. Rumors hint price cuts for broken and egg sizes. On the exchange, on call market strengthened. first call had no sales, second call moved 9 cars of February No 2 white oats at sty, settling price 4¢ lower. Closing bids show oats No 2 white cash 3344¢ bid, 38% 3/8%c asked, February 383/8¢ bid, 38% 3/8%c asked, March 394¢ bid, 39% 30%0 asked, etc. Week inspections report various grain and corn lots, including No 2 red W wheat, No 2 white winter wheat, screenings, oats, peas, and corn counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Lackawanna
Northern Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Morris and Essex
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Manhattan Consolidated
Vanderbilts
Granger
Pacific
Senate Judiciary Committee
Chicago
St. Louis
Bank of England
London
New York Central
Central Pacific
Northwestern
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Weeithc
Fr. P. Huntington
Central Pacific Road
New York Stock Exchange
Cleveland
Toledo
New
Iron Mountain First
Arkansas Branch
Louisville and Nashville
Ohio Central
Houston and
Texas Western Division
West Shore
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Oregon Navigation and
Oregon Transcontinental
Oregon Navigation
Senate Committee For
the Pacific Railroada
Buils
Bears
Pon Ftcein
Chi
L. & Weet
Delaware & Hod
Denver& Riog
Kansas Texas
P Shore
Ohio & Miseleipri
Ontario & West
Pacific Mail
Phila
St. P.& Omaha
Wabash Pacific
Western Union
Minnesota
Michigan
St Louis
Milweaukee
Ohio
City
Milwaukee
Detroit
Sieacy
Dull
Cincinnati
Messina
Palermo
Catania
Valencia
Porto Rico
Jamaica
Baracoa
Centennial
Beacon Light
Iliec
New York—Petroleum
United Pipe Line
Washington Co
McLaughlin
New Orleans
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
California
United Kingdom
Haglana
Market report digest for flour and grain receipts
January 29 market digest lists flour and grain figures with receipts for the week at 29,479 bushels. Locals and telegraphic updates accompany the summary, outlining market activity and price directions.
Provisions and Miscellaneous Farm Market Report
General farm produce notes strong prices for choice hay and straw with lean stock on hand. Poultry demand steady, turkeys and chickens firm, chick en prices 13 14c, mixed lots 11 isc. Fruits and vegetables show mixed demand. apples firm, onions up to 32 5c, potatoes firmer for choice stock, sweet potatoes steady for Bald wins at 2, extra lots to 2 25. Coffee and sugar markets steady to weak, with various regional price quotes and weekly commodity movements.
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Hebrons
Florida
Hubbard
St. Andrews
Virginia
Pembroke
Huron
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
New Orleans
New York
Martinique
Interlocutory for Pardee in Cape Cod collision case
Cross libels for damages from August collision off Cape Cod. Hearing held. today judge ordered an interlocutory for the Pardee and dismissed the libel against the Wellington. No costs to either party. J C Dodge for the Wellington and John Lathrop for the Pardee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wellington
Cape Cod
J.C. Dodge
Wellington
John Lathrop
Supreme Court Listings at Boston Jan 29
Supreme Judicial Court argued multiple cases before Chief Justice Morton and the panel. Proceedings include Para Rubber Shoe Co v City of Boston, City of Boston v Gleason, Batchelder executors v Batchelder, and Thompson v Tap pan among others with parties and counsel named. Criminal cases will be taken up Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Cfor
Morton
Field
C. Allen
Holmes
Para Rubber Shoe Company
City of Boston
H. D. Hyde
E. P. Nettleton
Luther E. Gleason
E. P. Nettieton
J. G. Abbott
John L
Willard G Nash vs George M Hubbard case summary
In a civil action to recover 7134 for money bad and received and money loaned, the defendant denies debt and files a setoff for 11303 for services and expenses from selling eggs for the plaintiff. On trial, attorneys listed and prior cases noted. judge Knowlton presiding. multiple numbered entries follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard G. Nash
Geo. M. Hubbard
T. Curley
H. D. Nash
F. A. Perry
Knowlton
Martha A. Stimpson
City of
Boston
B. Allen
T. Savage
E. 0
S. Houghton
J. B. Moran
B. KE. Perry
Samuel L. Pease
Thaddeus Pierce
Malden
Salon
W.S. Stearns
A. S. Brown
A. E. Alger
Brigham
Francis W. Atkins
Henry L. Whitmore
D. F. Kimball
J. W. Pickering
London and Paris financials in late January report
Across London Paris and Havana markets the day notes interest rate cuts and bullion moves. Bank of England discount trimmed to 4 percent. Bank of France gold and silver gains widen. Commodity marks show quiet sugar, active wheat and corn movement, with UK and continental prices posted for January readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Canadien Pacific
St. Paul
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Havana
Receipts of Staple Products Across Rail Lines
Detailed 19th century freight lists show receipts from Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Queensland Colony, New York and New Haven, Fitchburg, Maine, and other lines. The tallies include bales cotton and wool, flour, corn, beef, pork, cheese, leather, hides, butter, eggs, tea, sugar, and many other staples, with hundreds of units recorded per line. Names of railroads and quantities indicate broad commodity movements and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Qld
New York
New Buiana
Fitchburg
Maine Railroad
Zasterp
Western Division
Lowali
Peabody, Salem
Imports at Boston and Mediterranean ports
A scanned ledger-like list records imports at Boston and several Mediterranean ports. Items include steamer cargoes with casks glue paste textiles machinery fruit and wines from firms such as R Schliesser & Sons Hovey & co Nichols & Farns worth and Parklay, with numerous consignments of jute, waste paper, gin, and miscellaneous mdse from London and Genoa brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Schliesser & Sons
Nichols & Co
Wilmarth & Co
Jordan, Marsh
Shoninger
Moses & CO
Wibiston, Knight & Co
Bernard & Co
Schoenhof
Atkins & Co
Gay & Wolf
Hovey & Co
Train
Leigh & Co
Carter, Dinsmore & Co
Moise Beach & Co
Wheelock & Com
French & Co
Nickerson & Baxter
Bres & Co
E & F King & Co
Turner & Co
Shelburn
Pierce & Co
Byrnes
Ida Linder & Meyer
London
Australia
Hi & L. Chase
Baring Bros & Co
Dame & Co
Abbott & Co
Henderson Bros
Pennock
Emery
Webster King & Co
Brown Bros & Co
C Goodwin & Co
Gossamer Rubber Co
Webber
Moers & Co
Peach & Co
Athabasca
Girgenti
Messine
Franklin Rolfe & Co
Oe Bros & Co
AS & J Brown & Co
Lawrence, Giles & Co
Cusimano & Co
Palermo
Amoroso & Sattta
Phelps Bros & Co
Municipal Courts Report Jan 29 Larceny and Drunkenness Actions
In central court under Judge McCafferty Edward Burns faced larceny charges for $564 from Anthony Jennings and was bound over to the superior court for $1000. Others faced screen law violations, breaking and entering, larceny, drunkenness, and liquor offenses with varied bonds and sentences. Roxbury and South Boston courts imposed fines and undertakings for assault and larceny, with several defendants appealing or awaiting further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
McCafferty
Edward Burns
Anthony Jennings
Superior Court
Andrew McCormick
Henry Bl. Grant
Flora Grant
Mary Kirke
Bradford Street
William J. Henry
House of Industry
Patrick Holden
John White
Red Line Coach Company
Michael Driscoll
Kateshaw
Reformatory
Mary A. Kennedy
Lawrence Taliferro
Roxbury
John Norton
Thomas
Patrick Glynn
South Boston
Michael Conley
Timothy Harrington
Hugh O’ Donnell
Convict Labor on Southern Railroads Advices from Raleigh
Advices from Raleigh report a push to employ 209 convicts on the Raleigh to Tarborough railroad project and to extend lines toward Raleigh and the Roanoke area with stock payments to the company. Calls exist to move funds from the state treasury to invest in the road, with plans for boats across Albemarle Sound and connections to Norfolk.
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Raleigh
N. C
Nash
Wake
Tarborough
Williamston
Roanoke River
Plymouth
Norfolk
Elizabeth City
Albemarle Sound
Pullman Company
Vicksburg
Patrick Henry
City
Frank Merigold
Missisippi Valley Timber Company
G. F. Adams
New York
Pullman Palace Car Company
Pullmen
Senatorial free-for-all looms in New Hampshire politics
Concord dispatch notes republican editors shape toward June statehouse fight over a U S Senate seat. Chandler Blair Rollins and Ray are unnamed in some pieces yet debated as rivals while the Monitor backs Chandler. The columnists imply Chandler cannot win, while Rollins’s allies seek to block him. Meanwhile city appointments in Concord shift to young officials as Merrimack County’s farmers mull capital returns versus manufacturing profits.
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Boston Post
Concord
N. H
State House
Dover Republican
Gen. Marston
Portsmouth’ Journal
Chandler
Concord Monitor
Manchester Mirror
Blair
Mirror
Rollins
Burns
Ray
The
Monitor
Republican Press Association
Czar
Russia
Col
Steven
Smyrna
Stevens
Fitz John Porter
Col. Stevens
Cogswell
Mr. Rollins
Gilmore
New Hampshire
Ehicden
Merrimack
Edwin P. Thompson
Belmont
County of
Belknap
George A. Emerson
New Hampton
Pension Bureau
Col. M. A. Haynes
Congress
Supreme Court
Rockingham
Hillsboro
Cheshire
Strafford, Carroll, Sullivan
Grafton
Coos
Hillsborough County
Justus Stevens
Princeton
Ill
Boscawen
Cincinnati
James Buchanan
New York
Methodist Society
Keene
George W. Norris
Baker Memorial
Norris
Prohibition Party
John D. Lyman
Essex
State Board of Agriculture
Lyman
Agriculture
Patrick Farrell
Dover
Clover as a soil builder and fodder mainstay of farms
The article explains red clover and other trifolium varieties, their soil and climate preferences, sowing timing with winter wheat or oats, seed rates, and cultivation. It outlines nutrient extraction and return via roots, best harvest timing after blossoming, curing method, and the value of clover in crop rotation to restore soil fertility. It also notes the Burton Stock Car Co plans for cattle transport cars with enclosed compartments, feeding troughs, and mid car storage, with upcoming horse shipment cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ecwie
Ren W
Dundee
Scotland
Ohio
Lawes
Sanborn
Miles
Burton Stock Car Company
New England
Chicago
Laconia
N. H
California
Multiple Obituaries and Notices From Boston Area
Obituary notices and birth entries dated January 28 and 29 from Ames, Berry, Canavan, Carter, Hancock, Hayes, Lewis, Newton, Tufts and others. Includes ages from 1 year 0 months to 85 years 3 months 3 days, funeral details at 748 Dudley Street, and services at Unitarian Church. Also reports ship crew deaths and widowed names, with locations West Newton, Lynn, West Roxbury, Winchester, East Boston, Brooklyn and Boston.
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Ames
Bragford Ames
Fisher
Virgitta Ames
West Newton
Berry
Lynn
Nehemiah Berry
Isnac Dorchester
Fanny C
Bixby
Dudley Street
Ee Canavan
West Roxbury
Frank P Genaven
Carter
Winchester
Mary E Carter
Unitarian Church
B and L
Hancock
East Boston
Bertha Ames
M M
Kate S Hancock
Boston
Adeline M Hayes
Cee Hs
San Francisco
Isaac S Lucas
Lewis
Brooklyn
Charles His Lewis
Concord
Mass
Joseph Chandler Newton
Grace T Newton
Rebecca
Tay
Edward Tufts
Lowell
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Treasury Department
First National Bank of
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H. R&r. Temple
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Joseph Crawford
Samuel C. Eels
Belton National Bank
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J. Z. Miller
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Eliot Callender
Henry P. Ayres
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John T. Boston
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Fitchburg House Tunnel
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John M Wallace
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Boston Carriage Repository
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Haverhill Street
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Washington St
Benky Schacate
Fisk
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Devonshire Streets
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Devone
Boots & Shoes
A.S. Richards
Reade Street
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s
Lippincoty, Son & CO
BP Market Street
Horatio Harris & C' Commission
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State
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Casea
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Messina Oranges
Fiske’s Wharf
Warren Sawyer
South
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Balidimg
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Railroad National Bank of Lowell
Albo
Hares Salem Lead Co
Massachusetts Cotton Co
Fitchburg R R. Co
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National Exchange Bank
Aibu Eliot National Bank
Fitchburg K
United States Car Co
Portland
Wayne County
Newton
Fremont
Kikhorn
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National Bank of Lowell
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Salem
Easterg Allroad
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Hyde Park Ill
Old Colony Steamboat Co
Geo. 4
Bicurborn & CO
Court Street
James W. Watson
Theophilus G. Smith
North End Saving Bank
Ublic
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Boton
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John Bigelow
of Tolman
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George C. Trumbull
WM. C. Williamson
Pemberton Square
Poston
J. C. Richardson
Combination Sale Stable
Portland Street
Causeway Street
Hodges & Morse
Grand Rapids
Mich
Webb
C. W. Clapp
Langrai
Dean Ste
Lagrange Street
Ernst Schmidt
Albert Howe
E& CO
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Brightom
Salea
Brignton
Wasen Avenue
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