Wall Street Mixed as Government Bonds Weaken Shares
New York financial desks report lower government securities and weaker railway bonds. Market breadth was negative with coalers hit by labor and shipping bill rumors. Union Pacific and Reading faced declines amid earnings doubts and denial of reports.
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Butter Cheese and Eggs Market Report Summary
Butter prices show weak demand with buyers ready to trade when available. New York and Vermont stocks vary, with receipts around 7474 packages. Cheese demand steady for choice, eggs quiet with liberal arrivals. Boston receipts large, weekly totals near 83,897 packages.
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Receipts of Staple Products May 22 Carriage Totals Align
Acompiled list from multiple railroads includes Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Ola Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine and Peabody lines showing shipments of wool cotton wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, meal, lard, bacon, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, lumber, hides, skins, tea, coffee, sugar, potatoes, and other staples. Totals feature hundreds to thousands of units across cars, bales, tiers, and cases, with regional cargos listed by railroad and source.
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Brazil's coffee exhibit at New England grocers exchange
The Brazilian government sponsored coffee display by Dr. Van Tuyl opens at 10 Broad Street New England grocers exchange for 15 days. It features 500 samples from Brazilian districts, including washed coffee praised for preserving the silver shell and ripened fruit. Coffee plant history, production growth, and association protection underline the exhibit.
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Wen dell Phillips memorial poem honored by city grant
Mrs. Mary E. Blake will receive 100 from the city for her poem at the Wen dell Phillips memorial service. Workmen began demolishing a building on B street at Broad way that blocked traffic, a rare street demolition since permits were issued. Streets committee inspected Kneeland Street and related avenues for widening and extension. Chandler & Co. advertise weekly bargains including a large ladies underwear lot, full hosiery selection, and special children's hosiery prices.
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Wendell Phillips
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B Street
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Tufts Street
Kneeland Place
Chandler & Co
Analysis of Union Pacific and railroad finance trends
Mr Huntington argues Union Pacific shows resilience despite competitive pressure from A T & Santa Fe Texas Pacific and Denver lines. He notes a persistent earnings decline in early 1880s yet press shows stock value and surplus growth, while local traffic and land sales rise. Other items cover Boston Concord and Montreal, Missouri Pacific, and various rail earnings reports with date-specific figures and bonds.
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Patent Infringement Suit Involving Wrenches
The Collins Company sues John H. Coes and others in equity over alleged wrench patent infringement. Lucius Jordan and Leander KE Smith originally held letters patent later reassigned to the complainant and reissued Feb 25 1873 No 5294. Defendants deny infringement claim and challenge novelty and validity of the reissue. Judge Gray and Judge Nelson preside. Counsel: Wmn Edgar Simonds Hartford for complainant, Thomas H Dodge for defendants.
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Leander KE. Smith
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Thomas H. Dodge
The Young Folks: Lessons On Life And Aerial Kites
A moral essay invites children to value parents and teachers as guides for character, while illustrating patience in craft with a life lesson on weaving one’s life. It also notes alligator hunting by night and a colossal kite show in New Haven described with precise dimensions and gear.
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P. T. Barnum
Court Proceedings Update In May 22 Sessions
May 22 proceedings before Judge Colburn resumed the Peck executor versus Richards case in chambers and left unfinished. Judge Field handled uncontested diverse cases, completed the list, and began trials on the contested list. Up to and including order 1257.
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Mayne H Rice vs Isaac Harris contract dispute
In the case before Judge Blodgett No 2986 Mayne H Rice sues Isaac Harris on a contract to recover Flo3066 for tobacco sold. Defense claims tobacco sold by sample and bulk inferior. Plaintiffs ground failure to pay due to tobacco price fall. Jury out. Attorneys Godfrey Moree Brandeis for plaintiff Clark Pratt for defendant. Second matter No 3060 George W Brown vs city of Chelsea tort damages from Marlboro street defect. Defendants contest Marlboro street as a highway. On trial Morrison for plaintiff Kimball for defendant. Second Session.
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Isaac Harris
Godfrey Moree
L. D. Brandeis
I. KR. Clark
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George W. Brown
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William Denvir
Benjamin W. Morse
Mary E. Morse
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Washington
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F. Dodge
W. E. Dodge
James G. McDonough
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
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Judge Finds Several Guilty in Robbery Related Cases
Under Judge Gardner, James Manning and Thomas Collard were convicted of robbery with sentences of six and fourteen years respectively. Patrick Lafferty and Rebecca Collier faced similar charges with modest penalties or fines. Elizabeth Clark and Augustus L Reyes were placed on probation for larceny offenses. Dr Charles L Blood and Edgar F Townsend await trial on a charge described as threats to exhort money.
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James Manning
Patrick Lafferty
Rebecca Collier
Elizabeth Clark
Augustus L. Reyes
Thomas Collard
Charles L. Blood
Edgar F. Townsend
Supreme Judicial Court Scheduling Contested Divorces
Supreme Judicial Court in Middlesex County reports May 21 sessions before Judge Holmes. Court has been hearing motions petitions and divorce cases and will reconvene tomorrow for contested divorce hearings.
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Middlesex County
Holmes
Municipal Courts May 22 Sentences in Central South Boston Roxbury
In central court Judge McCafferty sentences Josie Fay to one year in the reformatory prison for women for keeping a house of ill fame. Others include Mary Watts one year for drunkenness and John H. Conway held on larceny and breaking and entering. In South Boston Patrick Devine sent to house of industry for six months. Edward Cassidy and James Learned fined for assault and drunkenness. In Roxbury Simon Simmski held for felonious assault, John Kelley given terms for drunkenness and idleness. John Stearns and Peter Powers sent to reform school for two years.
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Josie Fay
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Mary Watts
Mary Taylor
John H. Conway
Wm. H. Sullivan
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Patrick Devine
House of Industry
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Edward Cassidy
James Learned
Roxbury
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Nora Dealy
John Kelley
John Stearns
Peter Powers
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Pallets for next winter's laying should be hatched now
Farm and garden notes advise hatching pallets early to ensure early laying, warn of wet earth causing fowls to soup, and recommend dry quarters and warmth. For growing plants, dilute manure water weekly aids growth while resting plants require little water. Bran increases manure value albeit uncertain. milk production may improve with certain feed. Butter should not be overworked after churning. long churning harms texture. Bee syrup should be honey like in consistency. dissolve sugar with hot or cold water, prefer hot.
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J. B. Moore
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Chicago Times
Rochester Post Express
the Country Gentleman
Remedy for sheep grub in the head recommended by farmer
A New York Tribune correspondent describes a treatment for grub in the head in sheep. He claims the disease is caused by a fly laying eggs in nostrils and that after hot weather a decoction of Scotch snuff and asafoetida injected in the nostrils will cause sneezing and eject the eggs, preventing death if applied early.
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Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court notice in Wyman case
In equity Ferdinand A. Wyman as assignee of William E. Plummer seeks creditor claims in a 1883 assignment. The court orders creditors to prove claims by August 12, 1884, and to publish notice in The Boston Post and The Boston Daily Globe. George White is appointed special master to receive sworn statements.
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Henry L. Dunton
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