Boston stock market shows active day and large totals
The Boston market opened with a firm tone and brisk business. Bonds totaled 102,500 and 3,251 shares, against 116,000 bonds and 6,258 shares yesterday, with mining, miscellaneous and railroad shares led by railroads. Several favorites and bonds rose, while Atchison Topeka declined to 78 and Michigan Central issues showed movement. Dividends were declared by multiple banks and the Lamson Cash Railway, with earnings and various stock quotes listed.
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B.ston
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central Common
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Louisiana
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Vermont
Massachusetts
Mexican Central
Toledo
St. Louis
Oregon
Rutland
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Atchison, Topeka
American Bell Telephone
New England
Erie
Market News From New York March Trading Day
New York reports a firm yet wavered session with money easy at 11.2 percent on call and steady foreign exchange. Vanderbilt denial of a large New York Central bond issue sparked renewed buying, though afternoon selling trimmed gains. Rail shares and mining stocks moved, with notable declines in Missouri Pacific and Reading, while Union Pacific held firm. Commodities including coffee, cotton, and pork products showed varied activity as markets adjust to earnings and interim harvest outlooks.
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New York
Vanderbilt
New York Central Company
Pacific Mail
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Reading
Central
Bears
Northwestern
Louisville and Nashville
Omaha
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Manchester
United States
Mudchings Uplands
Market Street
Philadelp
N. B
Boston
Trade in No 2 White Oats at Boston Exchange
Trade centers on oats with prices steady across the market. Corn stays quiet while wheat and corn options hold steady. April wheat hits low figures around 854 c. Provisions and dairy products show steady markets as eggs run slightly lower. Winter wheat prospects in the southern belt lift mood for later prices. Produce trade dull overall with potatoes steady and Aroostook starch factories reporting unusually large activity for the season.
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Ted Kidneys
New York
Choice Canada
Sreen
Houston
Washington County
N. Y
N. Y., Peerless
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Peerless
Southern
Norfolk
St. Andrews
Boston Commercial Exchange
Chicago
Aroostook
Elgin
New York Mercantile Exchange
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Aderate
Dacti
Malaga
Hubbard
Echoe Rouse
R. I
Anvassback
Flour and grain prices drift with demand in dull markets
Receipts and exports show mixed activity across flour, wheat, corn, oats, and rye with steady to softer tones. Prices quoted for Minnesota and Indiana flour blends, No 2 and patent grades, and winter wheats move within narrow bands while Chicago and New York markets report cautious trade, active speculation, and varied spot bids amid ample receipts and modest shipments.
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Minnesota
Indiana
New York
Michigan
Ohio
St. On
York
City
Milwaukee
St Louis
Commercial Exchange
Ihe
Chicago
Toledo
Detroit
Steadier
Beninal
St. Louis
White State
Canada
Financial market report from London and Liverpool
London financials list consols and various stock quotations with small changes and details. Commodities note dull wheat cargoes and inactive passage, with Liverpool flour, wheat and corn prices, provisions, and freight values. receipts show three days wheat total 108,060 rentals, mostly American. weather described as fine.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Retail Prices at Faneuil Hall Market
Market pricing update from Faneuil Hall on Wednesday March 26 shows current costs for common staples and fresh produce. Officials note steady rates with minor shifts in meat and dairy, reflecting supply dynamics and seasonal demand.
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Faneuil Hall Market
Fragmented historical commodity list and railroad allocations
A dense OCR of varied goods and shipments across multiple railroads and regions. Items include wool bales, flour bags, cornmeal, oats, wheat, barley, malt, meal, grain, and numerous leather hides, skins, tea, butter, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, and sugar. Mentions Maine and Seton lines, and Peabody Salem and other express routes.
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Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Y Peabody and
Salem
Principal staples Receipts at the port March totals
A historical port table shows March content of key staples from all origins, comparing 1884 with 1883. Items include cotton, sugar, flour, butter, eggs, corn, oats, wheat, beans, barley, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, beef, pork, lard, hides, skins, tea, coffee, and pelts with quantities in bales, boxes, bushels, barrels, and tons.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Pbs
Cattle Market Report From Boston Post Prices and Totals
Live stock market data show cattle, sheep, swine, calves, and horses traded with state origins and car counts. Prices for beef, store cattle, swine, lambs, hides, and calfskins listed. classifications explain quality tiers and stock types.
Rail contracts and rail expansion across states
Montreal dispatch notes Grand Trunk accepted tenders from Pennsylvania and Ohio coal owners for 500000 tons this year, saving about 250000 compared with last year. Major contracts went to Brady's Bend for 170000 tons and Bell Lewis and Yates of Reynoldsville for 100000 tons, with 12 other firms taking 20000 to 30600 tons each. Fitchburg Railroad reportedly near land deals at Roberts crossing, Waltham, to build car houses and extend the Waltham branch to the depot, with a new northern terminus depot over the Charles river foot bridge planned and work set to begin this summer. Minnesota projects include Rock Island extension to the Red river country and a St Paul to Yankton line via Marshall Pipestons Sioux Falls, possibly Manitoba-backed, 606 miles long with 200 miles of ties and iron already ordered. Fort Worth capitalists move to build a Fort Worth to Eagle Pass railroad, with a committee to solicit subscriptions and organized plans expected today. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific operated a coach from Terre Haute with round trip Kansas City tickets at 18 dollars to undercut the standard fare of 27.75, with about a dozen passenger agents in the city. A comparative statement of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis for years 1833 and 782 is noted.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Brady's Bend Company
Bell, Lewis and Yates
Reynoldsville
Fitchburg Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Roberts Crossing
Waltham
Charles River
Rew Enterprises
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Rock Island
Worthington
Red River Country
Marshall, Pipestons
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Manitoba Company
Terre Haute
Ind
Despach
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas City
Illinois Midland
Peoria
Chicago, Rock Island and
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Railroads Case
In U S district court Judge Nelson heard a bill in equity arising from a 20 year pooling agreement between the Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell railroads. The suit alleges improper payments by joint agent Hosford and cashier Bartlett of 60 000 dollars to the Boston and Lowell line. Demurrer overruled and court finds plaintiffs entitled to equitable relief. Brooks represents plaintiffs Abbott defends.
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U. 8S. District Court
Nelson
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Coporation Et
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Nashua and Lowell and
Boston and Lowell
Hosford
Bartlett
Co, Corporation
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
F. A. Brooks
S. A. B. Abbott
Court resumes libel for salvage as grand jury returns 34 indictments
March 25 before Judge Nelson the U S district court resumed the libel for salvage against the schooner H Weaver and reported 34 indictments. Names include Patrick OToole Patrick Walsh James Vahey Edward Fitz william and others for false swearing receiving illegal pension fees obscenity mail theft and pension law violations. Two witnesses refused to answer and were jailed briefly then discharged after paying costs. Trials set to begin Thursday at 10 AM.
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Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
H. Weaver
Patrick F. O'Toole
Henry McCaughry
Patrick Walsh
James Vahey
Edward Fitzwilliam
Frederick E. Abbott
Adolphus F. Brown
John Wail
Wiliam J. Mansfield
Dexter A. Hall
James Fitzpatrick
John Pratt
Giovanni Bacegalupo
Eliza A. Young
Richard
Henry
Cance
Samuel Y. Chase
Boston
Needham C. Millett
Salem
Equity cases heard by the Supreme Judicial Court March 25
Record of equity matters before Chief Justice Morrow and judges Field Allen and Holmes. Philips vs Eastern railroad etc contested. Forbes vs Lo throp. Marsh vs Dedham unfinished. Chambers session includes mandamus petition over town meeting votes in Waltham. Devens presides on cross-bill and pleading questions. Para Rubber Shoe company suit to restrain water cutoff from Farm pond reserved for full court.
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C. H. Drew and
Lincoln
A. Churchill
C. A. Mackintosh
Devens
George E. Newton
Samuel O. Upton
Waltham
Wpon
B. Johnson
KE. P. Brown
Jewett
Para Rubber Shoe Company
City of
Boston
Farm Pond
Framingham
Sudbury River
Town
H. D. Hyde
E. P. Nettleton
Not Guilty and Dismissals in Superion Court March 25
Chauncy Jacobs was acquitted of keeping a gambling house. Rudolph Grutter’s lewdness case was withdrawn with no indictment pressed. John Steadman’s cheating by false pretenses charge was quashed. Daniel Doherty’s liquor case was not pressed after evidence. George F. Dow faces trial for fraudulently concealing mortgaged property.
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Chauncy Jacobs
Rudolph Grutter
John Steadman
Daniel Doherty
George F. Dow
Central Court
McCafferty
Milo Nichols
Joseph P. Gaffney
George Browzer
Mansfield Walker
John O’ Reagan
Mary B. O’reagan
Nellie Jordan
Mark Lipinski
House of Industry
Albert L. Matthiews
Jennie Matthiews
William J. Ludegate
Julia McCarty
Mary Smith
House of Correction
John Eaves
John Maloney
South Boston
Samuel Craddock
Superior Court
M. O’brien
Peter Orchard
Margaret Conners
Batchelder Will Put To Probate After Gay Head Disaster
Henry L Batchelder and his wife Alta L both made wills the same day and perished on the City of Columbus voyage in the Gay Head disaster. No evidence shows which spouse survived. George L Batchelder leads the family challenge to the will. The court allowed the will and contestants plan an appeal. Presumption of law favors the husband as survivor.
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Henry L. Batchelder
Alta L
Gay Head
City of Columbus
George L. Batchelder
Governor Airs Truth On Mrs Howe Pardon Request
The husband of Mrs Howe asked the governor for a pardon after a visit to the house of correction where she claimed wrongful imprisonment and wished to serve her term. The petition was not pressed after the governor learned her view. Insurance Commissioner Tarbox says the Mutual Union insurance company of Maine merits a license to operate in the state following reviews by several state commissioners.
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Howe
Women’s Bank Fame
House of Correction
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Bequest of Emerson Andrews Bequeaths Stock for Revival Works
Emerson Andrews leaves 3 shares of American Screw company stock to three trustees. Dividends over the next decade to fund new editions of his Revival Works Revival Sermons Living Life Travels in Bible Lands and Youths Picture TM Soc. The directive aims to publish disseminate and promote his religious writings through ongoing revived editions.
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Emerson Andrews
American Screw Company
Bequest Directs Distribution of Books to Baptist Institutions
The will provides for annual gifts of Rev Revival Songs and Pearls of Worlds plus other works in specified quantities for white and colored Baptist universities, colleges, seminaries, and missions in America and abroad. It directs ten years after death for three shares to be sold yearly, with proceeds added to dividends for distribution via the Boston Baptist Bethel society, along with savings deposits and the executor's library and furnishings for these purposes.
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Mons
America
Africa
Europe
Asia
Boston Baptist Bethel Society
Boston Provision Dealer Suspends Offers to Compromise
Business troubles sweep through New England and Canada with numerous insolvencies and compromises. Boston firm D Heald & Son suspends operations as assets largely consist of claims against Hayti suppliers. creditors seek stays and receiverships while other merchants from Kingston Street to Toronto, Sherbrooke, Portage du Fort and beyond announce compromises from 35 to 65 cents on the dollar. A Linden Spring creditor seeks dissolution and a receiver, several firms assign or fail, and multiple stores across the region report liabilities ranging from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars.
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D. Heald & Son
Boston
Charles J. Heald
Hayti
Foster & Towne
Kingston Street
R. Peaslee & Son
Boots and Shoes
Haverhill
J. W. Bickum
P. J. Ryan
Stationery
Springfield
Mass
Long & Bailey
Sherbrooke
Que
Joseph Conture
Notre Dame de Stanbridge
Madison
Conn
J. Sherman Buell
James D. Frary & Son
Bridgeport
W. A. Cook
Wool Scourer
Norwich
New York
Henry Brown
South Brookfield
N. Y
W.M. R. Lyth
Decker’s Point
J. B. Grimshaw
Driftwood
Jacob L. Houck
Weatherly
J. Craft
Normantown
West Virginia
D. W. Burwell
Townesville
N. C
J. F. Stephens
Shelby
N.C
J. W. Hudson
Boots
Davidsboro
J. P. Hodgson
Colorado
Texas
J.E. Hearne
Bremond
S.J. Stone
Bainbridge
Ind
H.S. Raymond
Bay City
Mich
Scheppers & Schephorst
Holland, Mich
J.C. Reily & Co
Kenney
Lil
C. Macay
General Stores
Streaton
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Pendergast & Boyle
Whist Card Deal Will Not Be Questioned
A sworn statement from Hamilton county residents of the Cuvier club confirms a 1883 whist game at the club rooms with no stake. Partners were Jeremiah Kierstead, H Clay Culbertson, E G Webster, and Alexander Starbuck. two card packs used. Webster’s hand held 13 clubs as trump. spectator Minor corroborates the account. The players’ reputations are cited to negate any collusion or conspiracy.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Cuvier Club
J. Harmon
Hamilton County
Ohio
Jeremiah Kierstead
H. Clay Culbertson
E. G. Webster
Alexander Starbuck
Webster
Culbertson
Starbuck
Kierstead
Minor
Washington correspondence on Garfield secretary Rose sues estate
Rose, former private secretary to James A. Garfield, plans to sue the Garfield estate for about $1000 in back salary. He alleges letters from Garfield acknowledging indebtedness but lacking funds to settle. Mrs. Garfield considered arbitration but Rose declined and will pursue full amount in court.
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Washington
Rose
Garfield
J. Stanley Brown
The Black Watch Name From a Highland Regiment
The Black Watch refers to the forty second Highland regiment, enrolled in 1737, whose companies wore black or dark tartans and once guarded the Highlands during the Stuarts restoration. Many British regiments bear color or history based names, but readers may misinterpret Black Watch without context.
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Philadelphia Times
Black Watch
Suakim
Graham
Forty Second Regiment
Highlanders
Highlands
The
Atlanta man mistaken for President Arthur in Hawkinsville
Mr. William Barnett of Atlanta visited Hawkinsville Ga. and was mistaken for President Arthur by a group of colored residents who greeted him with fanfare and requests for a treatment, remarking they had voted for him. He was traveling incognito and did not acknowledge the resemblance.
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Brunswick
Wm. Barnett
Atlanta
Hawkinsville
Arthur
Mr. Barnett
Mr. Arthur
Man accused of forced kiss acquitted after odd juror inquiry
A man accused of forcibly kissing a woman in a lonely place was accused by the witness, and the jury prepared to convict. The foreman prompted two clarifying questions about the young woman's jersey and hair, then the judge acquitted the prisoner on the ground of emotional insanity.
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San Francisco Post
Bicycle and tricycle trade grows with Pope manufacturing line
The Pope Manufacturing Company the makers of Columbia bicycles and tricycles reports rising interest and a permanent trade presence. They list 517 bicycle models from 80 to 150 dollars and a Columbia tricycle at 180 dollars. A new line of Western manufactured machines is offered. A branch with salesrooms riding school opens at 12 Warren Street New York City with full assortments.
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Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Washington Street
Boston
Warren Street
New York City
Burro Seven States Senate Report on Town Water Bonds
Majorit y and minority reports on suits between spouses appear as part of a senate session. A bill to authorize Waltham to issue $100 000 in water bonds is reported. Several engrossed, rejected, and accepted measures cover town finances, salaries, and municipal matters across Brookline Framingham and Boston.
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Whiting
Committee On Water Supply
Waltham
Pillsbury
Joint Judiciary Committee
Brookline
Berkshire
State Normal School
Framingham
Francis Shurtleff
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Worcester Heroic Phaeton Company
Judiciary
First District Court of
North Middlesex
Municipal Criminal Court of
Boston
Joint
Committee On the Judiciary
Municipal Court
Committee On Railroads
John M. Seeley
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
District Court of Southern Berkshire
Woburn Public Library
Coffin & Henry
Iowa
State St
Des Es Moines
Gates & Bardwell
Water Street
Drainage and public health actions pass through state committee.
Massachusetts committees report on pollution of Blackstone river and Worcester sewerage debts for Lawrence. A resolve grants Duxbury's Alice S Holbrook an annuity of 72 dollars for five years. Judiciary considers receiverships and prison discharge, with other provisions. Adulteration of Food and Drugs bills propose standards and dispensatory amendments, with minority alternative to extend milk enforcement and annual reporting. act to take effect on passage.
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Blackstone
Worcester
Lawrence
Alice S. Holbrook
Duxbury
Senate
Committee On Public Health
United States
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
State Board of Health, Luracy and Charity
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