Is the U S Fish Commission a barnacle or a boon
Special correspondence examines the U S Fish Commission from its 1871 origin to present operations describing its aims, funding, and impact. It argues the agency supports railroads, education, and fisheries science while detailing stations, buildings, expenses, and the care given to propagating cod and other species.
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Boston Post
Washington
United States Fish Commission
Fish Commission
Commission
Congress
American
Grant
Spenser F. Baird
Smithsonian Institution
Baird
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New York Central Stockholders Vote to Ratify 59 Million Bond Guarantee
Albany despatch reports a special NY Central and Hudson River Railroad meeting in Albany where the board action to ratify and authorize a guarantee of 59 million dollars first mortgage bonds was approved by a vote exceeding two thirds. Also noted are Colton California railway arrangements and a port San Diego ceremony planned for Nov 18.
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New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Westshore Railway Co
California Southern
Colton
California
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Calfornia Southern
Los Angeles
Riverside
San Francisco
San Diego
United States
Rochester and
Pittsburg
Rochester and Pittsburg Road
Union Trust Company
Brown
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas Pacific
Wolf Creek
Kansas City
Green River
Wyoming
Laramie
Bittercreek
Court Record Shows Assumpsit Actions Before Carpenter
Nov 4 court session in U S Circuit Court with Judge Carpenter. Parker vs Stearns assumpsit resumed for $446,533. Swasey firm for plaintiff. Morse and Bullard for defendant. Becker vs Haynes bailor innkeeper on trial. Storey Power for plaintiff. Cummings for defendant.
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D. W. Parker
Albert S. Stearns
Assumpsit
H. E
George R. Swasey
N. Morse
J. R. Bullard
Julius Becker
Tilly Haynes
M. Storey
B. L. M. Power
P. Cummings
Supreme Judicial Court Order to restrain railroad stock issue
November 4 before Judge Devens in equity the Supreme Judicial Court orders the New York and New England railroad to show cause why an injunction should not issue to restrain it from issuing 20 000 shares of preferred stock to pay its debts. Argued and taken under advisement. Burton for stockholders Loring for the road.
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New York and New England Railroad
J. HA. Burton, Jr
C. W. Loring
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Road
Omaha
Kansas City
New York
Europe
Atlantic and Pacific
Oregon
Flint
Pere Marquette
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Chicago
West Michigan
Pullman
Wisconsin Central
Summit Branch
Boston and
Lowell
Boston, Concord and
Montreal
White Mountain
New York & New England
Devens
Supreme Court
Orson Lamb
New York & New England Railroad Company
Lamb
Adrian
Mich
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Rutland Common
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Providence
Fitchburg
Maine Central
Old Colony
Eastern
Eastern Railroad Company
Boston and Maine
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Railroad
the Eastern
Boston & Albany
Boston
The
Post
Messrs
Willard P. Phillips
Wm. B. Bacon
Wm. C. Rogers
Eastern Railroad
America
Superior Court October Sessions summary
In the first session judge Aldrich presided over cases Zena Wile versus Frank W Dana for personal injuries with closing arguments by J O Teele and N Morse. C E Bennison versus John Golden appeared over expenses paid by plaintiff. A second session under Judge Mason listed Nathan R Abbott assignee vs John Shepard et al for $5500 fraudulent preference. other entries include Fitch versus Simonds and Trecker versus Conlon among numerous docket items.
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Zena Wile
Frank W. Dana
J. O. Teele
N. Morse
C. E. Bennison
John Golden
F. D. Ely
Pfff
Lund
R. W. Shea
Mason
Nathan R. Abbott
John Shepard
R. D. Smith
M. R. Thomas
R. Stone
Footwear Trade Remains Steady Amid Rising Shipments
Business is generally quiet with many small orders for desirable goods. Jobbers favor sample orders and cautious pricing, while makers shift toward shoe production to capture spring demand. Calf boots and women’s goods show solid activity. rubber company trade holds steady. Weekly boots and shoes shipments outside New England reach 52,463 cases, up from last year.
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Jorbers
New England
Attleboro Dealer Fined Over Quail Violation
In Attleboro First District Court on Wednesday George W. Cheevers provision dealer was fined 40 and costs on two counts for selling and bagging quail in possession before the October 15 deadline. Quail killed October 10 in Connecticut where season opens October 1 but 1881 statute deemed no defence. Simon Bowen appeared for the defendant with J R Reed representing the Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association for the government.
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Attleboro
George W. Cheevers
Connecticut
Simon Bowen
Attleporo
J.R. Reed
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Market and stock rundown from Boston and national exchanges
The report covers dull government securities and steady foreign exchange with sterling, franc and other rates. It notes moderate money market activity, low discount rates, and loan figures from 2 to 5 percent. It highlights major stock moves in Atchison, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, California Southern, Union Pacific, and Boston market strength with broad activity and notable rail and railroad shares and earnings figures for Mexican and Eastern lines. A legal note on New York & New England railroad stock issuance and bondholder concerns closes the section.
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Prime Mercantile and Corporation
New York
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Burlington
Northern
California
Market prices and bonds list from Boston exchange
A dense ledger of prices for bonds and stocks across railroads mining and banks. Entries include Denver extension bonds, Rutland, Sonora, Boston and Maine lines, and various unlisted corps with bid and ask values, percentages, and par amounts, reflecting a broad financial snapshot.
Trade and Its Outlook in Chicago Market News
A late Chicago market report notes very active trade with prices generally rising. Wheat opened steady then rose on short covering, later slipping on a tight New York market, while corn and provisions also advanced. Cash and May contracts moved higher, with bids and inns reported for oats and other commodities, and inspections recorded across several categories.
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George E. Eldredge & Co
Chicago
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Shorts
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Virginia
Richmond
Jamaica
Hebron
Farmers’ Review
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Minnesota
Canada
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City Extra India Mess
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Cincinnati
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Realistic Price Chatter Across Commodities in Market Roundup
A dense market digest covers alcohol, ashes, beeswax, building materials, candles, coal, coffee, cordage, dye woods, drugs, dry goods, and more. It notes steady but variable demand, price moves for cement, coal, flour, freights, fruit, grains, and gunpowder, with specifics on regional rates, cargo lots, and foreign firm activity. Major named items include Rosendale sales, Portland cement, Portiana, Rondout cement, and various ship-to-port freights.
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Portiana
Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Western Coa Association
New York
Java
Maracaibo
Laguarra
Jamaica
Rio
Manila
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Lima
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Dec
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Ford
Florida
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Messina
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Baracoa
Warren
Milsb
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Boston Sporting
du Pont
Eagle
Wall Street Activity Ends Weak After Irregular Session
New York trading opened with money on call in demand at 2 3 percent and climbed to 4 1/4 percent, stocks showed large early gains then swung wildly, with St Paul Union Pacific and Western Union among leaders. After 1 p m the market weakened, Western Union slipped to 77 3 4, others softened with broad volatility, and the day closed irregular and weak despite a late rate bounce. Total volume 533,165 shares.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
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Western Union
Union Pacific
St Louis
San Francisco
Northwestern
Omaha
Louisville
Nashville
Northern Pacific
Lake Snare
Manitoba
Oregon Navigation
Oregon
Ranscontinental
St Paul
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Oregon Transcontinental
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Imports at Hostonn Liverpool Goods Stowage Listing
A listed shipment from Liverpool and Yarmouth describes cargoes aboard steamers Iberian and Dominion. Items include soda ash, bleaching powders, hides, wool, glass, whiskey, frames, ship stores, and miscellaneous dry goods from multiple firms such as Ward & Co, Baring Bros & Co, Morey & Co, J H Searé & Co, and others. Destination notes indicate arrivals at Liverpool and Yarmouth, with quantities in tierces, casks, bales, cases, and drums.
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Eng
Ward & Co
Morey & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Hersy & Manenner
Dame & Co
Searé & Co
Rodocanachi
Coleman, Mead & Co
Hile
Turner & Co
Muse Pacific Mnis
Brown Bros & Co
Laforme & Co
Sheldon & Co
W & C R Noyes
Thayer & Lincoln
Moors & Co
Yarmouth
Dominion
Cheney & Myrick
L Clements
Walter Hail
Walter Hail—5 Drums Fish T J Jones & Co
S Morse & Co
Johnson
Maritime Cargo Listings From Liverpool and Weymouth Steamers
Readable fragments detail cargo aboard the steamer Cateonia and Virginian including butter, cheese, beef, lard, tobacco, cotton, grains, machinery, and various goods. Additional items list Weymouth Dominion cargo with leather, furniture, hardware, and vegetables, plus miscellaneous crates and crates from Weymouth in Canada.
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Eng
Iverpool
Virginian
Cranverrie
Weymouth
Dominion
Railroad Freight Totals by Line From Wool to Butter
A dense list itemizes freight movements across multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Providence and New York lines. It records bales of wool, cotton, corn, oats, barley, and various goods like butter cheese eggs leather hides beef and tea, with numerous box and case counts and car totals across lines.
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Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Fitenourg Sau'cai
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston & Mane 'S
Hoad
Western Division
Lywell Bellroad
Total Receipts of Stapie Products November 4
A table lists receipts by commodity including cotton bales 722, wool 804, flour 2, oats 7,920, corn 773, barley 1,768, lard 409, molasses 230, butter 1,207, oleo 1,858, apples 2,591, potatoes 2,979, hay 3, Lambert and leather entries with miscellaneous figures. Names, units, and totals appear in a dense ledger-style listing.
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Lamber
Cara
Biden
C&sks
Cattle Sheep and Lambs Market Report This Week
Arrivals at Watertown yards show cattle, sheep, veals and numbers by road lines. Prices listed for market quality store cattle, oxen, cows, calves, yearlings and swine, with regional price ranges and notes on double-deck car counting. Prices reflect Western fat swine and northern dressed hogs, with sheep and lambs pricing included.
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Liverpool
A. N. Monroe
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G. H. Hammond & C
Maine
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J H Fogg
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Libbey & Merrill
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J.S. Henry
Canada
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D McCracken
G P Flack & Son
E Smith
RG Kimball
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Libby & Son
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A Williamson
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BS Hastings
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H Ingereonagt
Kimball
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Watertown
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H. Bird & Co
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A. Williamson
Boston and Albany
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Farrell & McFlynn
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Ween
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Boston Press Club Dinner Promises Greater Enjoyment
Efforts are underway for the next annual Boston Press Club dinner to be more enjoyable than ever. The event will be held in Parker House’s large private dining hall on Saturday. Invited guests include Hon William E Russell Cambridge mayor, Aldrich, Adj Gen Samuel Dalton, Asst Dist Atty Melvin O Adams, Gen Francis A Walker, W F Halsall, Dr Francia A Harris, Amos J Cummings NY Press Club president, William Warren, and Macurice Grau.
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Cambridge
Aldrich
Samuel Dalton
Melvin O. Adams
Francis A. Walker
W. F. Halsall
Francia A. Harris
Amos J. Cummings
The
New York Press Club
William Warren
Macurice Grau
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