Stocks Show Feverish, Irregular Trading In Early Session
The Boston market opened with light volume and irregular prices led by select rail and mining shares. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rose to 793, while Chicago Burlington and Quincy eased to 117. Indiana Bloomington and Western earnings for Feb and Jan climbed, Union Pacific fluctuated after a weak annual report, and Wisconsin Central common advanced before softening. The New York supreme court denied continued injunctions in a multi-railroad case, while Whitney Howe and Sibley opened a new auction-focused banking house at Exchange Place and Osceola Consolidated elected new directors.
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Houghton
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New York
New England
Providence
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Maine
Supreme Court of New York
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Continental Construction Company
West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company
North River Construction Company
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western Company
Schenectady
Buffalo
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company
Barrett
Denver
Wisconsin Central
Quincy
Calumet
Hecla
Catalpa
Osceola
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
No. 7
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R. H. Whitney
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C. W. Sibley
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Michigan Central
ManhattanKle
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Missouri Pacific
North
Oregon Trans.Co
Rock Island
Flour and corn markets steady with mixed grain quotes
Grain values show limited movement with western superfine flour at 3 50 per barrel and Minnesota patents 7 50 to 8 25, rye 4 to 4 25, corn 77 to 79 cents, oats firm with No 1 white at 62 to 63 cents. Butter and eggs softening, cheese firm, and hay steady. Provisions hold firm with pork 16 50 to 17 per barrel and beef 11 to 16 50, poultry mixed but steady.
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Agricultural Department
London
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Elgin Creamery
New York
Union
Chicago
Boston Produce Exchange
G&l
Adelaide
Greasy
Port Phillip
Yeasy
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St Louis
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Ohio
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Caanry
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Lowell Railroad
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Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Eabody and
Salem
New York New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Uplands
Orleans
City
Seuthermn
Canada
Clower
White Southern
Yellow Southern
Rooeey
White
Brazil
Domingo
Petroleum—United
Astge
City Stern
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Gloucester
Georges
Newfoundland
Choice Nova Scotia Dry Bank
Shore
Nova Scotia
Bay of Fundy
Labrador
Halifax
California
Scape Ann Acveriser
ST. Louis
Barney Quiet
Short Cear, LLC
Milawaukee
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Cotton and grain market notes across cities
Market rundowns show steady to quiet conditions with mixed receipts and shipments. New York cotton steady, grain futures modestly higher in Chicago and Milwaukee, with pork and lard markets firm in Cincinnati and Detroit wheat steady amid varied district activity.
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Bailessie Galveston
Great Britain
Ing c
Wilmington
Louisvil Gane Norfolk
Caltimore
BROCK
Odge
Cincinnati
Fryance On
Oortmene
Igs Co Capandenvns
BOCK
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Teceips
Cecewensenes
Cnvsicce
Memphis
Savannah
Philadelphia
United States
France
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London and Liverpool Market Report March 8
Floating cargoes of wheat and corn inactive while cargoes on passage ease. No 2 red wheat for MarchApril shipment at 46s6d. Liverpool grain prices steady with flour and wheat up or down. Cotton market shows moderate enquiry with 10 000 bales sold for speculation and export and futures barely steady.
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Orleans
Commercial
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Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
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England
California
Union Pacific Report Under Fire From Wall Street News
The Wall Street News questions the Union Pacific annual report asserting aims to boost investor buying. It notes a $10 million cash infusion used to retire debt yet shows another $10 million floating debt and suspicious accounting. The piece suggests possible understatement of expenses and criticizes officers as fare players and borrows for dividends. It also cites Missouri Pacific Railway earnings at over $5.65 million for 1882 and mentions investors Young Morgan Jr. as figures in the stock.
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Union Pacific
Wall Street News
Union Pacific Railroad
Peene
Grey Co 4
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Messrs. Young, Morgan, Jr
Wabash Directory to Elect New Members at Annual Meeting
Missouri Pacific vice president slated as new Wabash director after annual meeting this month. Floating debt hits 3.5 million dollars. Rock Island warns seed corn shortage may force large Nebraska orders and transport for seed corn. Col Rives of Mobile and Ohio may move to Virginia Midland with 15000 dollar annual salary, resigning M&O. East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia earnings for February 1883 show 513,283 and 235,855 dollars with a 73,425 dollar gain or 53 percent.
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Missouri Pacific Road
Wabash
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Miinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Rock Island
Col. Rives
Mobile and Ohio Road
New York
Virginia Midland Railroad
Mobile and Ohio
Richmond
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Lafitte Sues East Boston Dry Dock Over Cananore Damage
In a cross libel heard before Judge Nelson, Emil Lafitte claims damages to the French bark Cananore after docking repairs, alleging the dock failed to shore and block properly. The Dock Company counters that damages to the dock arise from the vessel being blocked per the master’s instructions and keel shape. Attorneys J C Doyle and T P Proctor for Lafitte. E D Sobier and R H Dana for the Dock Co.
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Emil Lafitte
East Boston Dry Dock Company
Daniel D. Kelly
J.C. Doyle
T. P. Proctor
Lafitte
E. D. Sobier
R. H. Dana
Dock Company
Arraignment of Italians on Counterfeit Half Dollar Charges
In Woburn on Thursday Ponello Carlotta Julian Pascho and Joseph Surary appeared before Commissioner Hallett. They were arraigned for passing counterfeit silver half dollars at various locations. Each spoke no English and did not explain how they obtained the coins. All three were held in $1,000 each for further examination.
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Ponello Carlotta
Julian Pascho
Joseph Surary
Woburn
Supreme Judicial Court March 8 Case List Newton Appeals
Supreme Judicial Court session lists petitions and cases: James Grace et al v board of health of Newton and others. George R. Aston v City of Newton. Boston and Albany railroad company v Spencer W. Richardson et al. before Chief Justice Morton and Justices Field Allen Colburn Holmes. Lawyers named for plaintiffs and defendants.
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Commonwealth
Morton
Justices Field
C. Allen
Colburn
Holmes
James Grace
Board of Health of
Newton
Charles Robinson, Jr
G. A. Blaney
S. Lincoln
George R. Aston
City of
S. B. Allen
George W. Morse
P. Thacher
W. T. Slocem
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Spencer W. Richardson
Lawsuit Topics in Boston and Portsmouth Cases
A condensed docket lists cases before Judge Pitman and Judge Staples. Items include James M. Shute Jr. vs Pacific National Bank over three $1,000 certificates held by W.H. Nichols, and Frederick D. Williams vs William D. Holbrook for malicious prosecution. Also Parsons vs Wilson involves a $16 balance after a $30 deposit, and Mary A. Cameron vs City of Boston cites a street defect injuring her on East Meridian Street. A significant point concerns Charles Larned v Mendocino Flume and Mining Co. about alleged New Hampshire corporate formation, with court ruling that no New Hampshire corporation was shown.
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William D. Holbrook
Worcester
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W. S. B. Hopkins
Edward P. Parsons
George L. Wilson
A. Sanford
M. Child
Mary A. Cameron
City of
Boston
East Meridian Street
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T.M. Babson
Charles Larned
William A. Travis
New Hampshire
Mendocirno Flume and Mining Company
Portsmouth
Massachusetts
Calpella
California
Renal
J. H. Benton, Jr
Larmed
Aull
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John R and
Ellen M Aull
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Phineas Barnes
Portland
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Hudson
Francis D Brigham
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Dorchester
George Glover
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Roslindale
Jeannette Griggs
Hart
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Mary
Arthur Hedderson
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Saxonville
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Health of Kentucky Women Prompts Public Inquiry
A Louisville report exposes rising mortality among women linked to health mysteries and fashion habits. It cites a reporter’s interview with Charles E. Stephens and a family tale of recovery using Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, urging awareness and caution against imitators.
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Commissioner of Vital Statistics
Charles E. Stephens
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Clark
New York
Warner
Dora Schulz
Louisville
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Lillie Stephens
Lillie
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