Stock Market Dull As Partners Form For Paper Loans
The market stays flat with a tilt to lower prices. George B. Ford and Frank H. Skinner announce a partnership to buy and sell commercial paper and to negotiate city and town loans at 301 Devonshire Street, with references from major banks. Rail, mining, and railroad bond activity show mixed moves and ongoing concern over Union Pacific and New York and New England prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Ford
First Ward National Bank
State Street
Frank H. Skinner
Martin, Skinner & Fay
Devonshire Street
National Bank
National Bank of the Commonwealth
Franklin L. Fay, Esq
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Cammach
Town Falls
Sioux City
Flint
Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Rudolph Fink
Southern Division
Mexican Central Railroad
Fresnillo
City of Mexico
Chihuahua
Villa Lerdo
Boston
Albany
New York
New England
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine
Boston and Lowell
Middlesex Norse
Metropolitan Horse
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
Massachusetts Central Railroad
Atlantic and Pacific
Denver
Atchison Land Grant
American Bell Telephone
Boston and
Northern
Pullman
Quincy
Sullivan
Messrs
Evans & Doane
Wall Street
New York and New England
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bank Dividends Declared by Several New England Firms
The First National Bank Worcester will pay 5 percent dividend. The First National Bank of Barre Mass declares 3 percent dividend. The Otis Company declares 5 percent dividend payable on demand. The Columbian Manufacturing Company has a 5 percent dividend payable on demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Worcester
Barre
Mass
Otis Company
Columbian Manufacturing Company
Devonshire Street
Boston
H. E. Irvine
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Summer Street
Columbia & Manufacturing CO
Market ends day with sharp rally after late decline
New York financial market weakened after midday with declines in Vanderbilt, Oregon Transcontinental and others. By early afternoon losses narrowed then a rapid late surge lifted many shares led by Oregon Transcontinental and Michigan Central, closing strong as traders blamed bear pressure and rumors of rate cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Vanderbilt
Cealers
Oregon Trans
International
Great Northern
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Chicago
Pacific Western Division
Delaware & Hudson
Wabash
Canadian Pacific
Oregon
Oregon Transcontinental
Central Wuerle
Northwestern
Lackawanna
Lake Shorely
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Buffalo
Aes
Canada Southern
Bam Ossd Pacific
West
Elaware & Hud
Denver & Rio G
Lake Shore
Louisville
Lake Oe MO
Ieee
Manhattan
Memphis & C
Ontario & West
St.l.& Pa
Pacific
Esig
Big Canada
Large Commodities Markets Report From Nova Scotia and Seattle
Nova Scotia markets show light activity across coal petroleum and varying fruit and grain items. Cotton and dry goods are steady, while fish, dairy and cheese trade briskly with a new giant cheese exhibit noted at Faneuil Hall and Montreal sales reported for September and October make.
Leather Trade Holds Steady Amid Slow Orders As Shipments Rise
About 50 buyers in town, mostly from the west, survey the market before placing orders. Leather prices steady with no advance seen. manufacturers hedging by buying leather on order. Weekly shipments reach 40,267 cases, up from last year, with Jan 1 totals at 2,550,351 cases versus 2,163,047. Principal destinations include Chicago, St Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Orleans, Dallas, and many others listed by city.
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Nova Scotia
Cecal
Cumberland
Uiearfield
Aed
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
New York
Liverpool
Nova Scotia Dry Bank
London
Muscatel
Valencia
Smyrna
Turkey
Virginia
Florida
Palermo
Malaga
Minnesota
Michigan
Oho
Indiana
St. Louis
Illinois
Buenos Ayres
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Western
Calcutta
Boston
West
St Albans
Elgin
Faneuil Hall
Messrs Gess. Doe & Co
Montreal
Allan Grove
Montreal Gazette
A Ayer & Av
Utica
St Althans
Chicago
Ill
St Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Albany
Dallas
Tex
Galveston
Savannah
Wimington
Charleston
Atlanta
Portsmouth
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wheeling
Montgomery
Ala
Mobule
Petersburg
Pl Mo
Norfolk
Augusta
Macon
Chattanooga
Uplands
Milwaukee
Duluth
Ant Gispuneek
555
Silke
Jim Sucar
Manila
United
Tierce
South America
Shipping Goods and Provisions Listings for Yarmouth and Halifax
In Yarmouth Nova Scotia figures list steamer cargo including 9 boxes vegetables 3 boxes balsam 3 cases potatoes and 65 barrels turnips with 500 drums codfish. Multiple firms J G Hall & co ES Ellis & co AL Haskell TJ Jones & co and others record crates eggs fish and household effects. Sailors at Halifax record schooners Emma Schooner Olive Branch with mackerel sugar holds and tierces of sugar for Kidder Peabody & co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Dominion
G Hall & Co
Burt & Henshaw
Hall & Co
AL Haskell
TJ Jones & Co
Fish ET Russell & Co
Richardson
EK F Seeley
Fish Whitney, Pousland & Co
James Woolworth
Butler, Ralifax
Emma
Bark Horace Scudder on the St Paul voyage from Africa
Cargo list from St Paul de Loando notes varied goods including lumber coal tar beef pork flour and bread, with quantities like 178 feet lumber 60 bbis coal tar 50 bbis beef 50 bbis pork 20 hair 200 bbis flour 60 bbis and furniture items such as chamber sets bedsteads dining chairs and tables, plus a Dominion steamer shipment of hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Paul DE Loando
Africa
Horace Scudder
Steamer Dominion
ST Pierre, Mart
Shelburne
John Purney
Point A Pitre
Guad
Alice Taunton
Sydney
North America
Canada
Ee Bark
Alington
Bay OF Islands
Grace Carter
Total Receipts of Staple Products October 31 Port
The table shows today totals for principal staple receipts at the port from all points, including in transit, comparing with the same day last year. Key figures cover various commodities and origins, highlighting changes year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebben
Eave
Torever
UU Bence Bs
nalt _ dees
Caine Patter Ee Baneeisaes
Pkgs
Fae
Live Stock Market Report Brighton Watertown Oct 1
Brighton and Watertown Live Stock market figures show week totals for cattle sheep and swine, with arrivals at yards and prices for beef and store cattle. State and Canada origins listed. western hogs and veal calves priced. export movement light with ships Bulgaria Kansas and Victoria noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
A. N. Monroe
Lingham & O
Kansas
Victoria
Cattle and Sheep Market Report Northern and Western Regions
Market results from Watertown and Boston yards with lots of cattle sheep and hogs across New York Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Canada. Notes include prices for steers cows calves milchers and store stock with arrivals from A N Monroe Hollis Co Hathaway Jackson and others. Demand steady with best lambs around 5 1 4 to 5 3 4 cents and western cattle pushing to higher live weights.
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Boston
New York
Clearing House
P& L
Ieee
N.hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Canada
Watertown
Lowell
Fitchburg
Alpany
Eastern
Maine
New
Old Colony
Providence
Kimball
Eee Ik Sarees
G W Clark
G A Clea
Gilfillan & Blanchard
H F Gilbert
J 5
Henry
Bardwell
J D Hesmer
J Dimon
H M Yest
Charles Wallace
H Bush
G McBride
O C Robbinson
D Fisher
B Lumberl
W Fisher
A N
Monroe
Hollis & Co
Hathaway & Jackson
C Leavitt
Farell & Stetson
Fitch & Kames
W A
Dennisha
Hastings & Morse
G. W Clarke
H Coolidge & Son
Libby & Son
New Hampshire
K F McIntire
Aldrich & Johnson
T J Courier
Dow & Moulton
Sargent
Wood & Breck
Vermort
H N Jenne
B S Hastings
Hi Ingerson
AJ Piper
P P Burton
A Williamson
Taylor & Harpin
MG Flanders
G W Brunnel
Sargent & Turner
J Engram
Jaeget Raa
J O Sanborn
New England
Liverpool
Ca& OF
Whitten
French & Son
Brighton Landing
Albany
Fairch & Stetson
Sige
Fitch & Eames
M. L
John Goodnow
Brighton
A N Monroe
F H Coolidge & Son
Goodnow
J Remick
J Dimen
C O Howe
G Littlefid
Markets by Telegraph Cotton notes and receipts across cities
Cotton market summaries and receipts for New York Wilmington Cincinnati Savannah Augusta Baltimore and other hubs. Prices quoted mid value ranges, market steady or dull, with net receipts and ship/stock figures for regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bales
New York
Wilmington
Vincinnati
Philadelphia
Ely
Britain
Savannah
Augusta
Copeleltie Cox
New Orleans
Memphis
France
Charleston
Galveston
Louisville
Great Britain
Foreign Markets. London session notes and cargo reports
Financial updates from London at 12 30 PM note Consols at 1013 16 and varied firsts for Atlantic and Great Western. Prices listed for New York Central Illinois Central Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia and Reading Mexican York Ontario and Western and St Pan. Report also cites Beebohm merchants report on quiet but steady wheat cargoes and wheat and corn passage.
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London
Atlantic and Great Western
Hiie
New York Central
Llinois Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Reading
York Ontario and Western
St. Pan Common
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
United Kingdom
California
Uplands
Orleans
Court records of assault aboard ship and naval cases
Judge Lowell presided as trial began on the Jefferson Borden for an assault at sea by water spray on a sick seaman. The Quickstep crew faced charges of coercion and flogging by members including Marston Atkins Nobrock. Equity action Coburn v Nantasket Beach RR and related cases covered loan company removal and trustee substitution. Nantasket and Hingham boat lines injunctions remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Patterson
Jefferson Borden
Army
United States
John Browne
Charles Marston
John Atkins
Joseph Nobrock
John Senville
Eben D. Jordan
The
Nantasket Company Et
Bill In Equity
Loan and Trust Company
Robert
Smith
Coburn Et al
Nantasket Beach Railroad Company
Hingham Steamboat Company
Superior Court First Session October 31 Proceedings
Proceedings of the Superior Court in two sessions before Judges Blodgett and Bacon list multiple civil actions. Cases include Fannie McMahon vs Jeremiah Connor for loss of 52 items from trunks with jury verdicts for McMahon, Greenwood vs Collins rent dispute with damages claimed for water-related premises, Cassidy vs Fisk over a construction conversion and questions of title, and tort actions for damages from assaults on children with verdicts or ongoing trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie McMahon
Jeremiah Connor
Fannie
Lillian
L. J. Drake
George W. Searle
W. W. Doherty
Martha J.greenwood
Joseph W. Collins
Emerson Street
Boston
Y. H. Niles
R. Lund
H. F. Naphen
John E. Cassidy
John M. Fisk
Shearen
J. W. Richardson
T. 8
W.s
W. F. Slocums
Bacon
Edward McHugh
Felix Goodnow
Brighton Street
M. H. Swett
T. J. Morrison
Catherine McColgan
Owen Martin
Hanover Street
Owen F. Martin
Thomas Curley
R. J. McKiliget
Indecent exposure and assaults heard at Superior Court
In Middlesex Superior Court on Oct 31 Judge Pitman sentenced Robert Drummond of Cambridge to six months in jail for indecent exposure. Patrick McCarty of Hedson got 14 months in the house of correction for breaking into a shop and larceny of tobacco. Several others faced charges with mixed outcomes including acquittals and varying terms in corrections facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Drummond
Cambridge
Patrick McCarty
Hedson
John Burk
House of Correction
Thomas Neville
David M. Smith
Somerville
Jennie Kehoe
James McMeniman
Edward Stover
Victor Boulewsier
Waltham
James Ready
Michael Leighton
Lowell
Michael Flynn
Wm. T. Gammell
Municipal Court Actions October 31 in Central Court
Judge Parmenter sentences Maggie Tuck to six months in the house of industry for common nightwalking. Maggie Gould gets six months for drunkenness. Thomas Rolfe fined ten dollars and costs for assault. Others held on varied bonds for larceny and assault. Daniel Crowley held for the county on a charge of robbery. James Kearns fined fifteen dollars and costs for assault in Roxbury Court.
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Central Court
Parmenter
Maggie Tuck
House of Industry
Maggie Gould
Drnunk
Thomas Rolfe
Margaret Murphy
Annie Waters
Sarah Mehegan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
John H D. Smith
William J. Fegan
Daniel B. Baker
Boston
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Smith, Fegan
Timothy Munroe Rhodes
Elijah George
Luclen Adams
Brookline
Norfolk
Mass
Harry P. Garland
Massachusetts
K. Hamilton
Milk Street
Biddeford
Maine
George Wheatland
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Broad Street
Atlantic Avenue
Fort Hill Wharf
Commissioners
John L. Batchelder
Francis B Hayes
Supreme Judical Court
Suffolk County
Harvey T. Litchfield
Hull
James H. McFarlane
Salem
Eben CD
Nantasket Company
Francis A. Hobart
Braintree
George Eager
Newton
Alfred Swiff
Elisha Thayer
Wiliam H. Litchfield
Royal M. Palsifier
Thomas Leavitt
Asaph Churchill
Henry Norwell
Linus M. Price
Pacific National Bank
Saucer CO. Copp
Whattam
James A. McGeough
Frances E. Bailey
Alfred L. Bailey
Proctor A. Roberts
New England railroads stockholders and earnings report
The article lists stockholder counts for leading New England railroads since 1877, noting modest gains except for the Eastern line. It also reports July 1883 to July 1882 earnings for the New York, Lake Erie and Western lines, with gross, expenses, and net figures, plus totals for the year and recent comparisons. It mentions a Dominion of Canada loan failure, Addison railroad officers election, and various expense ratios for Boston area lines.
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New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Wall Street Daily News
Addison
New York
New England
Boston
Albany
Boston and Lowell
Providence
Fitchburg
Hanover Branch Railroad
Aee
Philadelphia and Atlantic
Philadelphia and Reading
Texas Pacific
Marriages Record From New England Couples
At Templeton Boston Worcester Hyde Park Wakefield Somerville Cambridge and other towns pairs wed Oct dates listed. Charles L Allen and Mary Olena Hutch ine Juliet Demvard and Albion Dole Mary Freeman Firman and Alice Freeman John Gibbard and Elizabeth King Howard Hayward and Lucy Bunker Marcel lus Mitchell and Daniel Littlefield Charles E Smith and Rebecca Hardy Frank L Watson and Ella Hathaway. Reviters include T Rice J W Hamilton D aes Butler SS Nick erson Rev D Reve Rev N B Jones Jr Rev A Winship.
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Allen—Hutchins
Templeton
T . Rice
Charles L Allen
Holyoke
Mary Olena Hutchine
Dole
Demyvard
Boston
J W Hamilton
Albion
Julia Demvard
Firman—Freeman
Wakefield
Aes Butler
Suffolk Probate Notice and Insolvency Writs in Boston
A Boston probate citation seeks letters testamentary for Harriette A Hoppe, with public notice in the Boston Post. Insolvency actions name Joshua B Barker, and Robert A Murray, with creditors’ meetings set for November 9, 1883.
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Mary Eeds
Boston
Suffolk
Neate
Boston Post
Joan W. McKua
Elijah George
Register
Clarence Eastman Stone
Suffolk, On Monday, the 12Th Day of November. A
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijan George
Massachusetts
Messenger's
A. Murray
Court Square
John B. O'Brien
Court Street
Charles Townsend
Howard D. Nash
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