Market declines and rally in New York stocks amid railroad note
In New York on May 21 money on call remained easy at 1 percent, with stable foreign and government bond quotes. Stocks opened down about 1 to 2 percent, then rallied briefly before a renewed sell-off, ending with declines of 5 to 7 percent in most active rails and utilities. Delaware and Hudson, Lackawanna, Pacific Mail, Northwestern, Union Pacific Tax, St. Paul, New Jersey Central, and New York Central showed notable falls. a late rebound occurred in Gould stocks and Western Union. A trunk-line presidents meeting is anticipated, but no quick settlement expected amid unresolved old scores.
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Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
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Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Flint
Pete Marquette
Pere Marquette
Kansas City
Ft. Scotland
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Prime Mercantile
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Bears
G. C. Eldredge & Co
Messrs. Emery & Hodges
No. 23
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City
New York, Philadelpha and Norfolk Railroad
Delaware Division
Pennsylvania Rod
Crisfield
Markets Digest Flour And Grain And Associated Grains
The market report shows dull activity with no quotable changes in flour and grain. Chicago and New York receipts and shipments are listed across several flour types and futures, with prices ranging from around 2.25 to 5.75 in various grades, while oats and corn show firm to lower trends with multiple regional receipts and shipments noted.
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New York
Rts
Ohio
St Louis
Minnesota
Ely
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo
Worcester County
Market receipts and exports for staple products May 25
The table shows total receipts of hides grease oats and other staples, with figures for wool and tallow, and notes net receipts at 0 5 The report lists net exports to Great Britain France and the Continent and notes a decrease in American stock. The market tone varies by city: dull in New York and St Louis steady in Louisville Savannah and Wilmington firm in Charleston Galveston Memphis and Mobile and quiet elsewhere. Total Receipts of Staple Products May 25.
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Tor
Great Britain
France
Continent
New York
St. Louis
Louisville
Savannah
Wilmington
Charleston
Galveston
Memphis
Mobile
Vast Early American Trade Goods Report
A sprawling ledger of merchandise and commodities lists flour, oats, malt, tallow, lard, grease, bacon, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, hay, leather, hides, skins, wool, beans, apples, cornmeal, peas, lumber, bales, and vast shipments by sea and rail. Entries reference multiple regions and carriers, with quantities in barrels, bags, boxes, cases, sacks, and rolls, illustrating extensive inland and coastal trade flows.
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Maine
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Weil Balitcsi
Peabody
Salem
Sea
Boston
Savannah
Gate City
Bernd Eyres
George Buel
Brown & Co
Billings & Eaton
Bosworth
Baker & Lunnell
HM Blanchard
White Bros & Son
Weington
Wellington
Baiesbides
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Wheelwright &Co
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Waltham
Whiteros & Son
York & Whitney
Richardson & Dennie
H A Royce
Richards
Rogers
Smith & Payne
Boots and Shoes
Smith Mapus Co
Boston Iron Works
Sherman
Beaus
Snow & Co
Simonds &Co
Prince & Co
Gleason & Co
Bill & Cutler
Hudson
M Howard
JL Harrington
T Hall & Co
James & Abbott
Isaacke & Co
Lowell Broa & Co
Ludlow Manut Co
Halifax
Carroll
Avery & Co
Arthur & Co
Bowles & Co
Beaman Bros
Cutler
Hinckley, Ayer & Co
A& OW Mead
Maverick Oil Co
Morey & Willis
Rockwell & Son
Sanborn & Co
Sprapve
McKenzin & Gordon
Gloucester Fish Co
A & Ellis
T & Co
Seavey & Co
Butler
Varston & Saunders
Clements
Delong & Seaman
Glover & Whitcomb
Griffin & Co
Holmes
Holbrook
Haskins & Montague
Johnson & Co
Knowles & Son
William Lorimner
William Pryor, Jr
Russell & Co
Ellis & Co
Johnson
TJ Jones & Co
Marston
Oakes
Robbins
Madagascar
Joseph A ?Ropes
India
George
Baracoa
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Foreign Exports and Coastal Shipments Listed
Glasgow steamer Waldensian clears May 23 with assorted cargo including flour cattle duck staves piano spokes and dry goods. Humacoa and other ports report schooners Juliet Matilda Scylla Magnum and Mary Jane carrying molasses sugar butter beef and lard among miscellaneous goods.
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Scot
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Humacoa
Juliet
Sarrington
Matilda
Lunenburg
Meteghan
Yarmouth
Value of Exports from the Port of Boston Week Ending May 22
The report lists export values and items including sugar, coffee, and wood, with figures such as 2,497 and 1,027 units. The record catalogs cases and proceedings from AGUAY SUPERIOR COURT First Session May 25 before Judge Pitman and Judge Rockwell, detailing tort damages, board wages, employment disputes, and park land awards regarding city actions, with multiple named parties and legal representatives.
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John Green
City of
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Francis Peabody, Jr
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Susan S. Braston
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A. J. Bailey
R. W. Nason
Louisville
Macomber & Greenwood
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H. D. Hyde
A. Hemenway
D. F. Kimball
Court Adjourns as May Session Opens with Jury Panel
The court convened by adjournment from May 15 with Judges Gray Cole Nelson and Carpenter. Rev Hale led prayer. Wm H Fay of Marlboro was named grand jury foreman. Admiralty appeal cases are assigned for Tuesday June 23 and the court expects to occupy the week. Judge Carpenter assists the court as jury selection begins June 11. Motions were heard.
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Supreme Judicial Court Sessions May 25 and 26
The court, before Judge Holmes, finished the suspended case of Ladd and Russell but it was further suspended and jurors were excused. Hearings in contested divorce cases resumed before Judge C. Allen, occupying the day with equity sessions today Tuesday May 26.
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C. Allen
Equity
Supreme Judicial Court
Middlesex County
Morton
Resolutions Endorse Public Preaching on City Domain
Several gentlemen spoke and adopted resolutions of sympathy and support. Anthony Comstock addressed Baptist ministers and resolutions were adopted outlining views that requests to preach on the public domain of the city should be granted.
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L. B. Bates
New Western Expresss Part of Boston and Albany System
The Boston and Albany unveils a fast western express departing Boston in the afternoon with a newly renovated New York Central sleeper bound for Chicago. An inspector system under Superintendent Flagg gathers passenger feedback and checks train care, aiming to boost through service and cut times to Chicago and Cincinnati. The article discusses schedule comparisons with the Vanderbilt lines, limiteds, and potential profitability of early Boston departures, noting timing issues east of Worcester. It also covers the Boston, Concord and Montreal railroad annual meeting and a Cambridge rail track request, plus a rumor of a Grand Trunk branch to Colebrook.
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Chicago
Dr. Webb
Pullman
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Sleeping
Boston and Albany Railroad
Vanderbilt Lines
New York
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Pacific Express
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J. Thomas Vose
Peter Butler
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Warren F. Daniell
Franklin
Nathan H. Weeks
Plymouth
George W. Hills
Lawrence
Mass
Charles H. Greenleaf
Franconia
Business Troubles Shake Chicago Manufacturing Firm
A Chicago despatch reports A. Adams Manufacturing at 167 South Canal Street sold to Pennsylvania Tube Works amid debts of about 120000. Adams’s 90000 to 94000 owed to Pennsylvanian company, with 26000 received for the sale. The firm’s liabilities and creditors, including Metropolitan National Bank and First National Bank, affect many Chicago entities. Separate notices mention Hillard’s assignment for Hill’s creditors and a Providence court petition over Stafford & Co. assignments, with creditors seeking inventory and potential new assignees. Suffolk County real estate attachments list several contracts and actions.
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5. A. Adams Manufacturing Company
South Canal Street
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Crane Bros. Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania Tube Works Company
Adams
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan National Bank
First National Bank
Niles & Carr
Warren D. Hall
Lynn
K. £. Hillard
Hill
Providence
R. 1
Supreme Court
Bardon P. Case
Stafford & Co
Alder man Appleton Missing After Returns Theft
In Chicago on May 25, Alder man Appleton vanished a week after carrying the third precinct ward 3 election returns. The date of his return is unclear. Reports say the returns were stolen from his overcoat pocket in a saloon the night before his departure and destroyed, delaying the canvass and city officers’ installation.
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Appleton
Orders of the Day in Massachusetts Legislature
The bill to let insurers invest more capital stock was sent to a third reading with an amendment allowing investments like savings banks. Engrossed measures include stenographer appointments for the superior court, removal of insane prisoners from the reformatory, cemetery and burial statute amendments, and publication of contested election case reports. Other items placed for Tuesday cover assignees suing in their own name, officer compensation revisions, widows and families of deceased in burial lots, railway consolidations, and charter petitions for American Bell Telephone. Reports by committees on mercantile affairs and taxation were deemed inexpedient, and Worcester deeds copies bill was tabled.
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Massachusetts Reformatory
Committee On Public Service
Commonwealth
Troy
Greenfield
American Bell Telephone Company
Worcester County
Sixty Hours in Week Law Discussed in House Action
The Massachusetts House debated hours of labor and related bills with motions to reconsider engrossment of measures on race discrimination in public places and licensing groves for picnics. Key votes, committee reports, and adjournment followed a lengthy session without final action.
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