Market Frenzy Amid Bond Declines and Rail Stock Slumps
The market surged with heavy bond sales totaling 786000 and stock volume near 19481 shares as leading rails like Atchison and Union Pacific fell. Union Pacific dropped to 40 in New York trading, Mexican Central bonds weakened, and a Carnegie era circular urged bond holders to sign by May 25.
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New York
Atchison, Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railway Company
N. B. Mansfield
Edwin Morey
Wm. A. Haskell
J. M. Prendergast
J. F. Kimball
Mexican Central
Wisconsin Central Common
Flint
Pere Marquette
Marquette
Houghton and
Ontonagon Common
Lowa Falls
Sioux City
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Messrs. Paine & Webber
Boston
Messrs
Hatch & Foote
C. F. Ayer & Co
Maine
Old Colony
New England
Cheshire
Cheshire Railroad Company
Keene, N. H
Wm. A. Russell
Edward C. Thayer
George W. Russell
Aurelius B. Turners
Royal M. Pulsifer
William HH. Hill, Jr
Hales W. Suter
Eastern
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Beir Telephone
Eric
Calumet
Hecla
Exchange
Atlantic
Suffolk
Lincoln
Blackstone
Beaker Hill
Howard
Globe
Hamilton
Lyman
Nauwinkeag
Jackson
Dwight
Pepperell
Washington
Albany
Boston and
Canada South
Central Pacific
Chi
St. Louis
Delaware & Hud
Denver & Rio G
Louisville & Nash
Ace
Michigan
Wis
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey
St. P
Omaha
Texas Pacific
Rock Island
Oregon Tran
Leavenworth
Topeka
Southwestern
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Union Pacific RR
Lynn and
Boston Railroad
Blackstone National Bank
National Exchange Bank
Lincoln National Bank
Second National Bank
Washington National Bank
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley RR
Elkhorn Land and Town Lot Co
Boston Athenaeum
Chicago
Iowa & Nebraska RR
Iowa Falls
American Electric
Iluminating Co
Fremont
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Coord
Montreal
General City
Bangor
Eikhorn
Consolidated Mort
Lansing
Saginaw
Burlington
Missouri River
Cambridge RI
New York Stock Market Closing Quotations Report
The usual financial report notes today's NY stock market activity with 630,600 shares traded. The closing quotations include Adams Express, American Express, Boston and Maine, Chicago and Alton, Chicago St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and other names with varied prices. Mining stocks like Colorado Coal and Homestake appear among the listed trades.
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New York
Adams Express
Alten & Terre Baute
American
Boston Air Line
Bar.c
Canada Pacific
Smn
Siesset
Chicago & Alto
Boutes
Waincy
St. Louis & Pa
San
Cleo
Cleve
Casnicninot
East
Ted
BOR Civcnvanes
Morris & Secee Luc Eas Mutua
Union Tel
Nash
Norfolk & W
BO Pag. Fis
BO Pag. Fis Cicskeacances. 44%, Oo Niakesueek Ours N.Y
Sonra Tues
Chic. & “Syene
Iccesseus
Did. Reeves Veel
Boston Exchange reports mixed car market and commodities
Boston commercial exchange records inspection of 68 cars with mixed and white varieties, call board actions for May and July, and settled prices around 447 1 2 c. New York mercantile Butter market eased with various brands noted. Chicago provisions show July pork and lard starts, stock yards receipts and shipments, with a generally steady provision market. Breadstuffs overview covers May, June, and July contracts, with oats and corn activity and unsteady wheat.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
Cial
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Elgin
Chicago
le Eee
Barbadoes
Porto Hico
Cienfuegos
Porto Rico
Calcutta
Western
Boston
Elaine
Nec
City
Westen
St. Albans
Farou
Utica
Philadelphia
Carolina
Rangoon
Patna
Liverpool
Bond
Anc
Turk's Island
Commodity price brief with mixed market quotes
A terse market note lists prices and conditions for several items. Pottery and pearls show modest demand with mid quotes. alcohol a weak market at around 218 220. Beeswax crude and refined prices noted, silicates and building materials show ample supply and quiet trade, bricks and cements cited with small ranges. Sperm candles and wax products appear at modest regional figures.
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Boston
Commodity prices and lumber market report from Leatister area
Demand steady on leather and hides with varied prices for Buenos Ayres calf skins and buffalo hides. Lumber trade active with mixed eastern and western demand. detailed yard and board prices for spruce, pine, hardwoods, shingles, and posts listed, alongside naval stores oils and molasses sale notes and pricing.
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Buenos Ayres
Ndiana
Foreign Exports. Norseman imports and exports listed
ARICHAT Province of Canada brig Louise with flour oatmeal meal refined oil pork beef lard copper paint and more. Liverpool steamer Norseman cleared May 12 with fish cattle sugar corn wheat cotton beef forks swaths pork provisions lard bladders oak plank wool sheets organs oil cake staves sacks and flour.
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Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
Freight yard totals from multiple railroads listed
The fragment lists cargoes for Boston and Albany, Providence, Eastern, Fitchburg, Old Colony, New York and New England, Lower Maine, Peabody and Salem, and other expresses. It names cotton bales, wool bales, flour, corn, oats, oats, lard, butter, eggs, leather, hides, beef, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, butter, oleomargarine, lumber, hay, potatoes, and various sacks, barrels, cases, and bundles with specific counts. Entities include Boston and Albany Railroad, Providence Railroad, Fitchburg Railroad, Old Colony Railroad, New York and New England Railroad, Maine Railroad, Peabody and Salem, and Sy Sea. The entries resemble a freight or cargo ledger with quantities per railroad.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Rand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Lowern
Maine Railroad
Peabody and
Salem
E&gs
Sixins
Wegen
Receipts of Staple Products at Port Today
The table shows total receipts of principal staples at the port today from all shipment points including transit goods, compared with the same day last year. Data cover various commodities and reflect changes in daily inflows and origin points.
Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Market May 14 Report
The Brighton and Watertown market figures show cattle, sheep, lambs, calves, and swine trade. Prices range from milch cows at $20 to fat hogs around 6c per pound. Western cattle firm, spring lambs arriving from Vermont, and extensive shipments to Liverpool, Glasgow, and London with mixed weights and prices. Multiple yards report arrivals and drovers listing hundreds of cattle and sheep with prices per head and per weight, plus noted firmness in western cattle and steady fat hogs.
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Sultana
Smyrna
Peanuts
Wilmington
Virginia
Valencia
Palermo
Messina
Sicily
Minnesota
Michigan
Cojo
Indiana
St Lews
Illinois
Timothy
Manila
Rio Grande
Sierra Leone
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Canada
Watertown
Brighton
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
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Hi. F. Coolidge & Son
Libby & Merrill Wrigh J. Iw. Fogg
Libby
J. B. Remick
G. H. Sprigg
W.G. Townsend
R. E. French & Son
Martin & Squier
A. Williamson
H. Miller
A.J. Piper
W. Brownell
F. Kimball
A. B. Edwards
W. H. Bardwell
D. Fisher
Hathaway & Jackson
A. N. Monroe
Hollis & Co
J. F. Stetson
KH. H. Eames
Farrell& McFlynn
Liverpool
America
Glasgow
N Kennedy
N Monroe
Ripon City
London
A N Monroe
Virginius
J O' Brine
F Jewett & Co
Pavonia
Geo H Hammound & Co
Norseman
J A Hathaway
Lingham & O'Brine
G H Hammond & Co
Union
B F Ketchum
Breck & Wood
R #H French
Sige
Hiller
J Hi Fogg
Sargent
Libby & Merrill
Libby & Son
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H J Miller
Mothern New York
Wood & Breck
Dow & Moulton
Devon
Burton
Grafton
Aldrich & Johnson
Brighton New Yards
Chicago
E H Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
Olge
J F Stetson & Son
Monroe
George Baker
J B Remick
A Williamson
JS Henry
Lreck & Wood
A J Piper
F Hees Son
J H Fogg
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Market Slump Follows Panic With Mixed Commodity Signals
Prices moved after New York panic, with grains showing early declines then partial recoveries. Wheat and corn varied across Chicago and St Louis with oats, barley, and rice steady to lower, while beef, pork, and lard traded slowly and coffee and sugar held steady in other markets.
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Cumberland
Clearfield
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Jamaica
Cotion
Gambier
Sicily
St Domingo
New York
Labrador
Wien
Marth Eee
Canada
United
City Extra India
Western Steam
Continent
South America
State
Western
Elgin Creamery
Liverpool
Chicago
ST. Louis
Sic
London Financial and Market Report May 14
London summaries show A G W trusts and major rail stocks with varied results. Bullion entering the Bank of England totals £63,000 while cargo flows for wheat and corn slow, with mixed prices across wheat, corn, and flour in Liverpool and Paris markets as England experiences showery weather and shifting import figures.
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London
New Jersey Central
Ene
New York Central
Ilinois Central
Pennsylvania
Mexican
Canadian Pacific
St Paul Common
Bank of England
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Paris
England
Embarrassment and failures hit merchants and mills across states
Reports from Boston to Mobile detail Howes of Boston owing Barna 3 Snow & Co and facing a $15,000 liability, with assets unavailable. Other bankrupts include Moses & Tedford in piano cases, Holbrook, Oliver, and Connor. A Mobile timber case involving Emile De Smet and T.5 Spottawood is noted, plus Sabin syndicate controls and receiver actions in Elroy Wisconsin. Philadelphia broker Bayard suspends with light liabilities. Local attachments in Suffolk and municipal court actions conclude the brief.
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Richard A. Howes
Commercial Wharf
Boston
Howes
Barna 3
Snow & Co
Moses & Tedford
Reed's Block
Harrison Avenue
B. F. Holbrook
Grocer
Haverhill
Thomas J. Oliver
Hartford Furnace
Baltimore
James N. Connor
Carterville
New Orleans Picayune
Mobile
Emile de
Bradstreet
Milwaukee
Senator Sabin
St. Louis Land and Lumber Company
Elroy
Wis
Seymour Sabin & Co
E. 5
Austin
Union Transfer Company
C. R. Nelson Lumber Company
Meclver
Charles M. Bayard
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Reading
Railroad Earnings and Contract News Review 1884
Earnings for Chicago and Eastern Illinois and Evansville and Terre Haute show month to date increases and declines. A joint executive committee in New York finalized a passenger pool contract to be sent for approval by Chicago Grand Trunk and related lines. Hartford and Harlem v New York Connecticut Air Line case result favored the latter. Chicago Rock Island proxies secure control for upcoming director vote. New York supreme court issues an injunction preventing bond sales by Buffalo New York and Philadelphia railroad company.
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Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Inc
Evansville and
Terre. Haute
New York
Chicago and
Grand Trunk
West Shore
Hartford and Harlem Railroad
New York and Connecticut Air Line
Andrews
Supreme Court
Bridgeport
Hartford
Harlem
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court At
Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia Railroad Company
U.S. Grant
Rain Delays Full Prize Decisions At Horticultural Baby Show
Weather slowed mother infant turnout at the Horticul tural ball baby show. Still prizes awarded include Minnie F Adams third $25 in class two, Master Albert Weiss $15, Mathew Fallon first $50. Silver service pieces won by Elias Butler, Hannah E King, Cora F Avery, Lizzie D Morris, Frederick Roberts, Alfred Mills, Wm F Dutton, Lizzie E Price, Minnie Pierce, Amy L Davis.
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Minnie F. Adams
Albert Weiss
Mathew Fallon
Elias Butler
Hannah E. King
Cora F. Avery
Lizzie D. Morris
Frederick Roberts
Alfred Mills
Wm. F. Dutton
Lizzie E. Price
Minnie Pierce
Amy L. Davis
Willie
S. Hawes
James P. Remick
Charles T. Willis
Amy F. Doilon
Sadie Burnard
Dora T. Meeks
Sammy Leeo
Obituary notices from May births and deaths
Obituary list from Massachusetts towns dated May figures include Katie Carroll five, W C U Clapp twenty four, Sally D Cobb seventy seven, Moses Darling sixty nine, Andrew Manchester seventy one, Sally E Millett seventy one, Adeline Parker seventy two, Nathaniel P Smith, Isabel Samuels nineteen, Abigail Smith six, with funeral details for John Q Henry residence Newton.
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Carroll
South Boston
Katie Carroll
Thomas and
Mary Carroll
Clapp
Stoughton
Mass
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Dea Samuel Clapp
Cobb
Taunton
Sally D Cobb
Darling
Moses Darling
Manchester
Fall River
Andrew Manchester
Millett
Fairhaven
Sally E Millett
Arker
Lexington
Adeline R
James Parker
Boston
Nathaniel P Smith
John Q Henry
Eldridge Street
Newton
Samuels
Chelsea
Isabel
Mary
Uriah Samuels
Smith
Boston Highlands
Abigail A
Hilliard Smith
United States Circuit Court Term Opens With Jury Dates
The circuit court announces the term begins today with grand jury at 10 o’clock and hearings at 11. Civil cases may be calendared by May 28 in the clerk’s office. Blank calendar requests available there. Jury trials in criminal cases start June 3, with civil trials following after the criminal docket concludes.
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United States Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Uncontested divorce cases heard in Thursday docket
Rescripts issued in 1270 as the full bench reviewed multiple cases. Thomas A C Dexter et al. v Campbell involved commissions on stock sales for a patent machine, deciding 15 percent on 500 shares at 50 each equaling 3750, with judgment reduced to 350 plus interest. John S Camrell petition vs Hartt concerns a will trust, will clauses, and estate distribution. decree of probate court reversed. Colby for plaintiff and Richardson for John W. McKim note prior rulings. Doane estate suit dismissed. Shattuck trustee appointment upheld as valid. laches and statute timings cited.
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Thomas A.C. Dexter
Henry F. Campbell
Everett
Bacon
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Wm. G. Russell
C. A. Drew
John
John Chorley
Roxbury
Hartt
Testator
Kelley
Melus
Mass
J. F. Colby
J. B. Richardson
John W. McKim
George A. Doane
Sarah P. Doane
Isaac Emery
Samuel B. Doane
Doane
Patten
Hutchins & Wheeler
Henry Conroy v Riley assault suit verdict in 1882 death
No 2014 Henry Conroy sues Thomas Riley for damages after an assault on July 28 1882 leading to death November 21 1882. Personal representatives prosecute. Verdict for plaintiff $112583. Swasey for plaintiff Russ and Bolster for defendant.
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Jhlenry Conroy
Thomas Riley
H. E. Swasey
A. Russ
S. A. Bolster
Maria Rowe
Patrick Canney
D. F. Crane
C. F. Donelly
Superion Criminal Court May 14 Report
In a May 14 session Judge Gardner presided. Frank Evans pleaded guilty to attempted larceny from the person and got three years in state prison. John Duncan’s breaking and entering charge was not pressed. Walter Charnock pleaded nolo contendere to malicious injury and was discharged on own recognizance. John Smith and Thomas P Callard trial for robbery continues. John L Bryson pleaded guilty to larceny and drew eight months in the house of correction. Frederick Harding pleaded guilty to larceny and placed on probation. James Burns pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and received six months in the house of correction. John McCarthy found guilty of indecent exposure and eight months in the house of correction. James J Doherty pleaded guilty to assault and got two months in the house of correction. Mary Cunningham found guilty of keeping a house of ill fame and sentenced to six months in the house of correction.
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Frank Evans
John Duncan
Walter Charnock
Nolo
John Smith
Thomas P. Callard
John L. Bryson
House of
James Burns
House of Correction
John McCarthy
James J. Doherty
Mary Cunningham
Wills and Administrations Filed in Probate
Wills presented for probate include Daniel Churchill Jane N Morse James Grown Lowell Bula R Wilson Melrose Lucius Beebe Wakefield Hannah P Flint Reading Benjamin I Leeds Newton Levi Towne Reading and Horace Clark Watertown. By the will of Hannah P Flint the American Baptist missionary union is bequeathed 3000 dollars, the Baptist Home missionary society 200. Letters of administration granted on the estates of Samantha A Doggett Ayer Orin N Broch Belmont Ella W Clark Winchester Geo O Sawyer Jr Everett Jane S Moore Arlington Eugenie Charmois and Patrick H Hickey Cambridge.
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Daniel Churchill
Jane N. Morse
James Grown
Lowell
Bula R. Wilson
Melrose
Lucius Beebe
Wakefield
Hannah P. Flint
Reading
Benjamin I Leeds
Newton
Levi Towne
Horace Clark
Watertown
American Baptist Missionary Union
Baptist Home Missionary Society
Samantha A. Doggett
Ayer
Orin N. Broch
Belmont
Ella W. Clark
Winchester
Geo. O. Sawyer, Jr
Everett
Jane S. Moore
Arlington
Eugenie Charmois
Patrick H. Hickey
Cambridge
Legal citations list for Boston case docket brief
A fragment listing several case references including Woodbury versus City of Boston 258 Waldmyer et al v City of Boston 1252 Donahoe v Bolger 1582 Simonds v City of Lynn 1656 Childs et al v Jones 1661 Farrell v Inks of Marl 0.
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Woodbury
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Municipal Courts May 14 Judge Parmenter actions
In the central court before Judge Parmenter Mary Carney third drunk six months house of industry Bartholomew Sexton third drunk six months house of industry Carrie Arnold common nightwalker one year in reformatory prison Martha Jones third drunk four months house of industry Robert H Hazeltine charged with embezzlement held in 800 dollars William Murphy assault fined ten dollars and costs
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Central Court
Judge Parmenter
Mary Carney
House of Industry
Bartholomew Sexton
Carrie Arnold
Reformatory
Martha Jones
Robert H. Hazeltine
William Murphy
Sailor Peter Siverson's Death Prompts Manslaughter Case
Peter Siverson died after being pushed on the sidewalk at 33 North Square. Christopher L. Thompson faced a manslaughter charge after a municipal court arraignment on Wednesday, waiving examination and being held in 3000 dollars for upper court appearance.
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Christopher L. Thompson
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Practical Farm Tips From Prairie Farmer Correspondent
Kansas farmer Jacob Nixon recommends using one pint coal oil per bushel of seed corn to deter wireworms and gophers while not harming the planter marks or animals. The article also discusses quince varieties, plaster on grass yields, small-tree planting benefits, hen management for egg production, Mercedes the Holstein cow, a pig pen warmth trick for hens, and harness protection from rats with cayenne and carbolic acid.
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No. Be Street
Merchants’ Exchars
Filding
Boom la
Biombers
Boston Stock
Kitcherange
USS
Mrr. Henshaw
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Continental National Bank
Do Boston Exchange Co
First National Bank
Woburn
Boston Atheneum
Detroit, Filsdale and Southwestern Rbr Co
State National Bank
Mechandise National Bank
Howard National Bank
Kekoyerett National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Pacific Mills
Washington Mills
Poston and
Albany KR
Framingham National Bank
KR. L. Day & CO
Exchange Place
The
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
R&r
Peoria and
Hannibal R R
Atchison ,Topeka
RKR Trust
Alo
Do Union Cotton Manufacturing Co
Central Massachusetts
R KR
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
J. Ashton Preston
Theodore Phipps
Gustavus V. Hall
Devonshire Street
Rosedale Farm
Framingham
Judah van Praag
Sudbury
Ashland
Salem Street
J.B. F. Fhomas
Hichbohen & C Auctioneers
Curve Street
Curve
Crowley Estate
Jeremiah Crowley
Ichborn & Co
Albert Howe& CO
Warren Avenue
Corporation Notices
Portland Saco and Portsmouth Railrroad Company
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company
Kittery
F. K R. Barrett
Portland
Puse Publishing CO
Post Publishing Company
WM. B. Smary
West Shore & Buffalo R RB. Co. Millz
Broad St
F. E. Worcester
Boston and Maine Railroad
A. Blanchard
George C. Spear
Lowell Machine Shop
WM. A. Burke
Boston Weekly Post