Foreign exchange and stock market report from Boston
Foreign exchange is lower with various bills quoted for pound sterling and franc. The New York Indicator notes monthly interest payments on a capital of 830 million dollars. The Boston stock market is dull with subdued activity across western railroads, home roads, and bonds. Mexican Central bonds rise. Connotton Valley funding lags. Maine state debt paid. Edison light company plans a Boston central station with 1 million capital and 200 000 in stock bonus.
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London
Paris
Bank of England
New York
Boston
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
State Street
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Lows
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
Connotton Valley
Connotton Valley Railroad Fund
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Flint
Pere Marquette
Albany
Fitchburg
Providence
Old Colony
Revere Beach
Lynn
Mexican Central
Massachusetts Central
Augusta
Maine
American Bell Telphone
Edison Electric Light
Washington and
Beach Streets
National Railway, Exposition
Lucius Fairchild
Board of Commissioners
Europe
United States
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France
Spain
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Maine Central Railroad
Ellsworth
Calais
Maine Central
Portland Advertiser
New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio
Erie
New York, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Lawson, Douglas &Co
N. Y
Exchange Pliace
Exchange Place
Cumberland
Breadvway
New York Markets News From March First Trading Day
New York reports 6 o clock open with money on call at 5 to 7 percent. Governments irregular. state bonds weak. Railroad and mining stocks advance, led by Alton and Terre Haute, Chesapeake and Ohio, Denver and Rio Grande, and Sierra Grand. Trading closes heavy. total sales 521,000 shares. Vanderbilt rumors link Hoosac tunnel. new securities listed by exchanges totaling about 55 million dollars.
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New York
Tennessee
Alton and
Terre Haute Division
Chesapeake and Ohio
Denver
Rio Grande
Oregon
Richmond and Dingille
San Francisco
Stock Exchange
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Hannibal
St. Joe
Lackawanna
Michigan Central
Reading
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Sierra Grand
Alice
Ropinson
Iron Silver
Bodie
Boston
Hoosac
Et Agg 3
Guv. Butler
New York Stock Exchange
New York, Lackawanna and Western Railway Company
Peoria and Pekin Union Railway Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad Company
First Consolidated
Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia Railway Company
Oregon Improvement Company
The
Hi’st. Lo
St. Mar
Southern
Canada Central Pacific
Del
L. & West
Delaware & Hud
Denver & Riog
Han. & St. Jo
Lake Shore
Louisville& Nash
Memphis & C
Northwestern
Gore
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Dec. & E
Phila. & Reading
Milwaukee &St.p
St. P.& Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Osly
St.l
Oregon Trans.Co
Chi
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Debts and Available Assets in U S Public Debt Statement
Washington March 1 recap of the public debt showing total principal and interest, bonds at various rates, refunding certificates, and pension fund totals. Also details debt bearing no interest, current liabilities, cash in treasury, and assets available as of Feb 1 1883 with bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Companies and interest balances.
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United States
Cosssvestacesses
Treasury Department
Citizens’ National Bank
Lancaster
M. Higginbotham
J. P. Sandifer
The
City National Bank of
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Capital
DeWitt Clinton Fitch
Walter Fitch
Old National Bank of
Grand Rapids
Mich
Solomon L. Withey
Harvey J. Hollister
First National Bank of
West Point
Miss
P. B. Dugan
T. M. Moseley
Springville
N. Y
William O. Leland
Elmer O. Leland
First National Bank of Colorado
Texas
W. Scott
F. W. James
Continental National Bank of Chicago
Ill
Calvin T. Wheeler
John C. Black
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Tors Cis Savas Sereioaneatess
Pacific Railroad
Transportation Service
Totice
Maryland
Annapolis
Maryland ‘‘Defense Loan
Defense Redemption
Maryland Defense
Trade and Its Outlook From Global Market Notes
Market brief reports on Liverpool cheese prices, butter and eggs quotes, Chicago pork futures, Union Stockyards hogs, March to June grain prices, wheat corn oats oats receipts, and London wool sales with detailed unit prices and changes. Contains multiple exchanges and commodity items including butter, cheese, eggs, pork, wheat, corn, oats, grain carloads, and wool price results.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Boston Produce Exchange
Chicago Pork
Chicago
London
Natal
New South Wales
Queensland
Market for dairy and produce prices from 1882 page
Butter and cheese trade steady with varied dairy receipts. Eggs and produce show downward price trends while potatoes, apples, beans, and peas list mixed quotes. meat markets firm with pork, lard, and beef steady. Cotton, flour, and grain markets report mixed futures and regional quotes across multiple cities.
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New York
Vermont
Choice Canada
Burbank
Peerless
Baldwins
Tasman
Timothy
Western
Canada
Imports at Boston and Halifax from multiple firms
A long backward list records imports at Boston and Halifax from firms such as Baring Bros Co and J Goldthwaite Co. with varied goods including yarns, carpets, skins, woollens, earthenware, paper stock, linen, textiles, oils, chemicals, machinery, and livestock products. Also listed are vessels and cargoes from Havana and Ponce with cigars, sugar, molasses, and fruit, noting steamer Topaz and City of Washington among others.
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Liverpool
Eng
Star Missouri
Stone& Downer
Goldthwaite & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Buttrick
Jones & Coo
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Brown & Taylor
Joel Goldthwaite & Co
Pierce & R
Fearing & Co
Hovey & Co
Munroe & Co
Moise Brown & G
Bur & Co
Tulle Brown, Durrell & Co
Gifford Simpson
Woolens Jordan, Marsh & Co
Williston, Knight & Co
Coleman, Mead & Co
Hart & Young
Smith & Dove Manus Co
Baring Bros
Brs Steel A Wessel
Cs Machinery
Taylor & Fairbanks
Allen, Lane & Co
Halifax
Carroll
C & Marble
Connors
Dana Bros
Haskins & Montague
Jones & Co
Johnson
Ponce
Lyra
Whitney, Poustand & Co
Maritime trade cargoes and cargo lists across ports
Foreign Exports show Madeira and London consignments with corn flour wheat slaves petroleum brooms tea mackerel furniture tobacco coffee molasses and more. Matanzas Cuba reports Addie Hale brig with sugar rum hhd shooks and hds. Canso Nova Scotia schooner Lena May clears with salt and kerosene oil.
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Madeira
London
Eng
Brantford City
Matanzas
Cuba
Addie Hale
Canso
Lena May
Receipts of Staple Products by Rail and Sea
A dense ledger style list records March quantities of staple goods by railroad and sea routes. Items include wool bales, flour barrels, corn and oats bushels, tea boxes, coffee bags, butter cases, eggs, beans, hay, lumber rolls, leather hides skins, and various other commodities across Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and Peabody/Salem lines, with counts of bales, bbls, sacks, bags, and crates. Major totals and multiple rail lines appear, reflecting district trade activity and material flow.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Providence Railroad
Peabody and Salem Expresses
Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets and Commodities
Cotton firmer on revised quotas with moderate activity in forward deliveries. Wheat and corn futures volatile with gains early and late-session strength, rye and barley firm. Market receipts and exports detailed. No 2 and No 8 red prices cited, closing near outside rates, with active speculative demand and varied delivery months.
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Canada West
New York
Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
Canada Bright
Canada
Wite Southern
Jersey
London financial and market notices March 1
Consors Erie and other rail and finance stocks listed with varying bids. Bank of England lowers discount rate to 3 percent as bullion holdings rise by £167,000 and reserve ratio shifts to 43 percent. Wheat and corn futures steady or firmer in English markets. Liverpool quotes show mixed grain prices and wholesale pork, bacon, cheese, and tallow in firm ranges. Cotton in Liverpool pending demand with 8,000 bales sold and futures quiet across months March to November.
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Florida
Porto Rico
Boston
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
White
As &Ige
South America
Aise
Wakenenee Mae
ST. Louis
Cotn
Milwaukee
Toledo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
London
Consors
Erie
Atlantic and Great Western
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania Central
Mexican Railway
Ontario and Western
Milwaukee and
Bank of England
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Caifornia
Court Records From First Session Judge Pitman and Blodgett
Court records list verdicts and actions in a 1880s superior court. Cases include Orrin Messenger versus James Dennie for personal injuries with a $3500 verdict, William A Walker versus Otis H Weed on commission disputes, and other tort and contract actions with varied outcomes and multiple docket numbers.
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Superior Court
Pitman
Orrin Messenger
James Dennie
B. Wadleigh
Wellman
C.F. Kittredge
C. F. Williams
William Deshon
Middlesex Railroad Company
Paul West
Linus M. Child
William A. Walker
Otis H. Weed
J.C. Kilton
J. C. Cotter
William E. Hall
John V. Robbins
Pavilion Hotel
Revere Beach
F. W. Kimball
Avery & Hobbs
Supreme Judicial Court actions and verdicts in various Commonwealth cases
March 1 court opinions cover James W Teague vs Samuel G Towne over stock purchase fraud with a plaintiff verdict. Commonwealth vs Nichols and Ingalls on adultery conspiracy with guilty verdicts upheld. Henry Lemon vs City of Newton over nuisance damages. Fall River Water case Watuppa Reservoir vs City of Fall River affirming water-damages judgment. Calvin Hale vs Joslin executor. notes on a 1873 Elijah Hale deed.
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James W.teague
Samuel G.towne
Boston, Winthrop and
Point Shirley
Hills
Parks
E. C. Gilman
S. B. Ivers, Jr
F. Dabney
the Commonwealth
John F. Nichols
Almon Ingalls
Mary A. C. Nichols
Henry Lemon
City of
Newton
Nonantum Street
Fall River
Watuppa Reservoir Company
Watuppa Pond
Compan
Calvin Hale
James T. Joslin
Elijah Hale
Stow
Warranty of land in Stow to Edwin Whitney for Calvin Hale
The deed favored Calvin Hale as beneficiary of a Stow land warranty to Edwin Whitney, to be paid to Hale after the grantee’s death in 1879. Whitney’s will treated all remaining estate as undevised, to be paid to heirs at law as if no bequests existed. The bill was dismissed with costs. no conveyance by Elijah Hale occurred and Hale held the will as depository, with power to withdraw.
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Stow
Edwin Whitney
Calvin Hale
Hale
Elijah Hale
Massachusetts
Mr. Harris
Lowell liquor dealers sentenced and others held
Judge Knowlton presided as a list of Lowell liquor dealers received sentences including William McDonald Charles H Duary John Dacey Alois Hersey Patrick Reeney John Fanning Bernard O Conner Thomas O Hearn Neil Folansbee and George W Cushman was arraigned on two counts for jury and held in 1000 bond. The jury in the William E Hayden case for stealing sheep and calves at Watertown failed to agree.
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Knowlton
Lowell
William McDonald
Charles H. Duary
John Dacey
Alois Hersey
Patrick Reeney
John Fanning
Bernard O’conner
Thomas O’hearn
Neil Folansbee
George W. Cushman
March 1 Municipal Court Arraignments and Sentences
Judge McCafferty arraigned Frank P. Carter for threatening language and held him for trial in $200. Joseph Johnson received one year at the house of correction for larceny. Joseph O Sullivan jailed six months for age and drunkenness. In Bunker Hill court John Driscoll Michael Lynch and Daniel Quinlan each fined 15 dollars and half costs for assault. In South Boston court John Driscoll sentenced to nine months at the house of correction for larceny. John Miller examined for larceny and held for trial in the superior court at $300.
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McCafferty
Frank P. Carter
Oseph Johnson
House of Correction
Joseph O’sullivan
Aoe
House of Industry
Bunker Hill
John Driscoll
Michael Lynch
Daniel Quinlan
South Boston
John Miller
New Florida Railroads Spark State Growth Boom
The Tallahassee State Journal notes two new chartered lines aimed at central and southern Florida. One would connect with the Live Oak line to Deadman's Bay for a gulf port, the other run from Anclote Keys to the Indian River, tapping central Florida immigration with an excellent harbor and water access that has long served Key West routes.
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Land of Flowers
Tallahassee State Journal
Live Oak
New Bradford
Deadman’s Bay
Gulf
Anclote Keys
Gulf Coast
Indian River
Atlantic
Centra Florida
Anclate Keys
Key West
Cedar Keys
Anclote
Bartow
Money in Elections and the North American Review Summary
The March North American Review opens with Henry George on money in elections and proposes reform. It surveys works and figures including Robert S. Taylor on river channeling, Moncure D. Conway on Gladstone, George W. Julian on railway influence in the land office, and Proctor, Sumner, and Wright on taxes, life insurance, and education. The February-March Church Eclectic notes praise its editorials and essays. The Continent expands into a magazine format with notable serials and American etchers in the current issue.
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North American Review
Henry George
Roberts. Taylor
Mississippi
Mississippi Commission
Moncure D. Conway
Gladstone
George W. Julian
Land Office
Richard A. Proctor
William G. Sumner
Elizur Wright
G. Stanley Hall
Felix Adler
Thomas Hunter
Mary Putnam Jacobi
Church Eclectic Magazine
H. P. Tustin
McQuaid
North American
J. M. Clarke
D. D
W. C. Winslow
G. Lines
F.K. Collins
Julian Hawthorne
Rhoda Broughton
Prohibition Licenses and Stamp Figures From 1880 to 1883
Kansas City Times reports inland revenue figures for year end April 30, 1881 and April 30, 1882, noting retail liquor stamps and licenses issued. The data show a drop in the first year after prohibition but not a complete drop from pre prohibition levels, arguing for high licenses and strict supervision to enforce temperance.
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Kansas City Times
Carpenter
Inland Revenue
Hold to Truth and Virtue Amid Cough Syrup Plea
A nostalgic exhortation urges holding to truth and virtue as timeless guides while praising Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a unique remedy for coughs and colds. The cheeky ad tone elevates a medicinal product as indispensable in daily life.
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Dr. Bull
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