Market dull as western rails show mixed moves
Stocks drifted with limited gains and some declines. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe weakened early then closed higher while Chicago Burlington and Quincy rose. Union Pacific traded around 183. Directors Ames Adams and Baker joined GM Clark on a Boise City tour endorsing the valley route. Central Iowa and Indiana Bloomington and Western reported October earnings up from last year. Flint and Pere Marquette extended to Houghton Lake, boosting timber traffic and log shipments. Diversified gains and losses across rails reflected a cautious market tone.
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Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Ames, Adams and Baker
Clark
Boise City
Oregon
Boise
Valley
Caldwell
Central Iowa Railroad
Lowa
Sioux City
Mexican Central
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Sandusky
Cleveland
Indiana, Bloomington and Western Railway Company
Pere Marquette
Flint and
Houghton Lake
Harrison Branch
Flint
Saginaw
Eastern
Fitchburg
Old Colony
New York
New England
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Sonora
Coxheath Mining Company
Boston Stock Exchange Sales at Brokers Board
Boston stock market activity is reported as sales at the brokers board for November. The brief notes trading volume and price movements, highlighting key securities and broker participation on a typical session.
New York Market Report Encouraging but Mixed
New York on November 8 reports money easy at 2 percent on call and prime mercantile paper at 6 to 7 percent. Bar silver quoted at 1104. Subsidiary coin discounts at 4 percent for buying and selling par. Foreign exchange firm at 491 for long and 44 for short sight. Government bonds down slightly, state bonds quiet, railway bonds generally strong. Stocks show strength and higher as trunk line representatives at Commissioner Fink's office announce a satisfactory conclusion to their meeting and adjourn.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Commissioner Fink
Canada
Boston
Seta Aera
Florida
Palermo
Liverhorst
Eh Ged Gullats
Fort Wayne and Pacific rail lines in 19th century stocks list
A dense OCR fragment lists railroads and mining stocks with quantities and prices, including Fort Wayne, Pacific, Hannibal & St Joseph, Houston & Essenausses, Missouri lines, and other regional lines. It reads like a market page with percentages, dividends, and stock names, interspersed with abbreviations and partial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Lous Island
Kb Granis Tite
Ald
Socce
Obio
Morris & No Eee
St Pan
Mutual Union Tel
So. Pac. Cal
Arene Ash Tex. Pac
L. G
Rio Grande
T. Dand
Ae Burl
Pac
A. Cecesenet
Land Gr
Ohio
Mis
Legay Oregon
Ess- Aah
Adams Scabaneweeel Oregon Improvement Co
Aiton & Terre Econ Co
Panama
Cocesseescee
BO Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
Boston Air Live
Louis&é
Iago & Alton
St. Pauls
Snieces
Par
Quincy
Trade and Its Outlook in Grain and Commodities Market
Trade and outlook report notes no sales today at Cail board. Oats and corn futures listed with various delivery months. wheat, mixed grains and starches priced with steamer export terms. Grain receipts today include corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, peas, and flour. Liverpool and Boston cheese and butter prices recorded. foreign exports compared with last year.
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Cail
S&c
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Western Cream
Western
Canada
New York
Boston
Chicago
Norfolk
Arive
Flour Prices Drift Across Markets in Quiet Trade混
Market shows steady demand with light British interest. Flour values range widely from western superfine to winter patents, while corn oats and rye follow moderate activity. Butter cheese eggs and other farm staples hold steady with signs of firmer hogs and beef futures ahead.
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Great Britain
Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Tinois
Louis
Gilain
St. Albans
Vermont
New York
Choce Western
Western
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
PE Island
Famed
Foreign Exports Take Shipments From Australia to Liverpool and Nova Scotia
Australian consignments include baik agate and woodenware with large counts of pieces, laths, and cases, plus kerosene, canned fish, rosin, books, furniture, and hardware. Also listed are ships from Liverpool and Nova Scotia ports carrying corn, wheat, leather, meats, lard, cotton goods, canned goods, and baked products, with extensive crate and case tallies across multiple schooners and steamers.
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Apool
Eng
Bating Bros & Co
Austin & Co
Phelps, Dodge
Histon, Weston & Co
Thos Geeom & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Lovering & Co
Doherty & Co
Wooliens Miler, Beal & Co
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Hall
Warren & Cok
Brown, Shipley & Co
Crocker
Burbank & Co
Houghton & Co
Mannison & Co
White & Co
Whiting
Oliver Ditson & Co
Schlegel & Fester
Bates
Booth &Co
Bray & Hayes
Muchener & Co
Brown Gros & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Great Western Despatch Co
Sherwood & Co
Ross, Turner & Co
Brooks
Moises Schwarz
Williston
Kmebt & Co
Hobinson Bros & Co
Hewins & Hollis
Jacob Whitcem
Joss
Bolls Bat Iron Smith & Esson
Hovey & Co
Muse Stone & Downer
Trailwall
Stone & Downer
Harding & Co
Burgess & Goddad
W & C R Noyes
Doe Do Snow & Co
Dodo O G Mayer
Parker & Co
Hl White & Co
Jacob Norton
E Healey & Co
As&j Brown & c
Muse Beach & Co
Stone & Downe
Miise Pacific Mills
Boring Bros & Co
Muse
Pkys Gcapes
D&a Tully & Son
Baldwin Bros & Co
Isley & Co
Pierce & Robinson
Moors & Co
Natal
Melbourne
Aus
Baik Agate
Liverpool
Iowa
Lunenburg
Mabel Howard
Islands
Ralifax
Receipts of staple products by diverse railroads
A long list details quantities of wool, corn, flour, oats, tallow, hogs, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, and more across Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, Hour, By Sea, Peabody and Salem, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, and Providence railroads. Items specify bales, bushels, boxes, sacks, cases, and cars with numerous totals and denominations.
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Towell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Stapic Products at Port November 8
Total receipts by port from all shipment points compare to last year. Values cover grains, beans, oats, flour, pork, lard, leather, hides, tea, coffee, skins, pelts, sugar and more with quantities in bushels barrels cars and bales. The 1882 column notes reduced flour sacks to barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odibicces
Cnanowa
Market Reports From Multiple Cities Show Mixed Cotton Receipts
The report lists net and gross cotton receipts across New York, Louisville, Augusta, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Memphis, Philadelphia, New Orleans, and Mobile. Market tones vary from quiet to firm with mid to high quality prices cited, including specific figures for shipments and stock levels.(Source entities include Good Ordinary, Low Middling, and various regional markets.)
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New York
Great Britain
France
Wales
Algusta
Caveree
Baltimurs
Stoc Tock
Incinnati
Memphis
SAICE
Cccrece
Philadelphia
Prrook
New Orleans
NNAH
Brock Sé
Boneless fish and shellfish prices from Cape Ann Advertiser
A dense list of seafood price quotes across species and sizes from Cape Ann Advertiser, including haddock cask, codfish, smoked salmon, herring, mackerel, trout, and swordfish. Also reports bank cargo, with medicine and fish oil prices, plus market notes from Chicago and other cities on flour, wheat, corn, oats, pork, and whisky.
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Nova Scotia
Ova Scotia
Labrador
Shore
Salawn Soo
Yoceb Balibet
bank &c @ kb
Cape Ann Advertiser
Chicago
Gilgc
Park
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Financial market and commodity report from London and Liverpool
London news notes declines in Bank of England bullion to the week and reserve ratio at 4.34 percent. Consols and various rail and industrial stocks show mixed prices. Wheat and corn cargoes firm, with detailed prices for Liverpool and Manchester markets, along with flour, wheat, corn, pork, lard and cotton futures on various dates and locations.
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London
Atlantic
Erie
New York Central
Minuow Central
Philadelphia
Reading
Milwaukee
St. Paul Common
Bank of England
Beerbohm
Merchants Exchange
Liverpool
United Kingdom
California
Loudor
Uplands
Orleans
Trial resumes in counterfeit money case before Judge Lowell
William C. Phelan stands tried on counterfeit money charges. Proceedings resumed after a Wednesday pause as the case continues before Judge Lowell.
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Lowell
Wm. C. Phelan
Suite to recover on a note against The New Metallic Packing Co
In a case before Judge Blodgett No 1584 Thomas Tripp sues The New Metallic Packing Co to recover 2000 dollars claimed under a note dated Boston April 25 1881 stating payment upon successful working of a metallic packing. Defendants contend the note tied to Lord's ball and socket patent and that the packing excludes the appliance. Plaintiff argues the patent applies to all metallic packing and shows engines using the device. Closing arguments by Ward Avery and George Hobbs for plaintiff RB Train and Browne for defendants. Second session before Judge Bacon No 1577 Caroline Vianesi v Heroic phaeton Co suit for damages for being run over by defendant carriage continued with F H Hillis for plaintiff A Hemmenway for defendant. Also Eliza Cunningham administratrix v Cambridge Savings Bank tort action over husband’s death from shed collapse. trial ongoing. Jury out in Barnard v Atkins suspended by juror sickness.
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New Metallic Packing Company
Boston
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George Hobbs
Plaintiff
Co. RB
Train
Browne
Bacon
Caroline Vianesi
Heroic Phaeton Company
F. H. Hillis
A. Hemmenway
Eliza Cunnningham
Cambridge Savings Bank
Marginal
Chelsea
R. M. Morse
George S. Hale
W. B. Durant
Barnard
Atkins
Cambridge defendants sentenced in larceny and shop-attack cases
Judge Pitman presided as Charles McBride of Cambridge received six months to the house of correction for larceny. Patrick Mc Caffrey of Cambridge drew nine months for attempted shop burglary. Frederick M. Lovejoy of Medford was sentenced to six months for vagrancy. District Attorney Stevens plans to dispose of all pending cases Friday before adjournment sine die.
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Charles McBride
Cambridge
House of Correction
Patrick McCaffrey
Frederick M. Lovejoy
Medford
Stevens
Justice McCafferty Calls For Gates At Crossing After Arlington Train Injury
No blame was attached to anybody. Justice McCafferty of the munial court has just come the cats 310-y in the case of Bernard Myers, who died in Boston Oct. 17, in consequence of injuries received in Jinne to board a moving train at Arlington that morning. Judge McCafferty says: Although we have already found and stated all that the law requires, it does seem to us that a proper regard for human life, and as a preventive to human recklessness, lives would be saved and limbs preserved by proper gates at the crossing each side of the tracks.
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Justice McCafferty
Munial Court
Bernard Myers
Boston
Jinne
Arlington
McCafferty
New Rail Order Reshapes Management Across Lines
General Superintendent Robinson of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroads abolishes several offices and transfers fuel and mine duties to a new Fuel and Mines department led by A. W. Allen. The mechanical department accountant role ends November 1, 1883, with D. E. Gain taking over accounting duties under the locomotive and car department auditor.
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Atchicon, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Department of Fuel and Mines
Fuel and Mines
A. W. Allen
Topeka
Mechanical Department
D. E. Gain
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn
Four time standards to govern railroads nationwide
The New Railroad Times outlines how clocks and schedules will align with four time standards Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific on the 18th. The list cites changes for major lines including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Baltimore and Ohio Boston and Albany Canadian Pacific Central Vermont and more with specific minute shifts. It also discusses Holstein cattle breeds and their history, noting Dutch versus Holstein terminology and the Breeder's Gazette context.
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Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Baltimore
Ohio
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Hoosac Tunnel
Western
Boston and Albany
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Lackawanna and Western
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Cincinnati
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Hartford
Connecticut
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
New York
Lake Erie and
S. New York Central
Hudson River
S. New York
New England
S. Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Substantial Dishes and Preserved Pears Vintage Recipes
A collection of old fashioned desserts and pastries including preserved pears in syrup, Apple Charlotte, Apple Cake, Queens Cake, Harrison Cake, Conway Cake, Tea Cake, and tumbles. Each item lists ingredients and brief method with steps like boiling, mixing, and baking. The recipes reference fruit, flour, sugar, butter, eggs, and spice as core components.
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Queens’ Cake
Harrison Cake
Conway Cake
Visit of Massa chusetts grand council to Cosmos council No 16
Officials from Massachusetts grand council visited Cosmos council No 16 at Chandler hall on a Wednesday evening. Delegates from all state councils attended as O M Shedd of Poughkeepsie New York received a jeweled gift and resolutions from Past Imperial Councillor William H Lee. The jewel and seal-like resolutions marked the occasion.
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Massachusetts
Cosmos Council No 16
Chandler Hall
O. M. Shedd
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Order of United Friends
Ts Council
Albany
N.Y
William H. Lee
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