Sale of bonds closes long ties with New York and New England RR
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts sold its $1 842 000 second mortgage bonds of the New York and New England Railroad to a Boston syndicate led by Higginson. The sale at ninety percent of face value funds a 23 percent preferred stock subscription to protect creditors and stockholders, aiming to discharge the receiver in 30 to 60 days. The deal ends direct state financial ties, with notes secured by terminal lands remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and New England Railroad Company
Commonwealth of Maccachusetts
Boston
Boston, Martford and Erie Railroad
Gleason
Brewster, Cobb, & Estabrook
New York
Messrs. Field and Sage
Francis L. Higginson
New York and New Wengland
Messrs
Cobb and
Migginson
Econdanvet
New England
Commonwealth
Toecl
Gleagon
L. Higginson
Connecticut
Maverick Bank Crown
State Street
New York and New Degland Company
Robinson
Ames
Awes
Higgingson
Higginson
Storm King Bridge Project Advances With 6 Million Mortgage
William Wy. Smith chief engineer filed a 6 million mortgage in Goshen New York to Central Trust Company as trustee on the Storm King Bridge line including the Hudson River cantilever bridge. Phoenix Bridge Company contracted to build the bridge and road. A syndicate will buy bonds as four directors join the board soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William WY. Smith
Storm King
Goshen
N. Y
Chauncey Wibbard
New England and Southern Railroad Company
Central Trust Company of
New York
Hudson River
New York, Lake Erie
Gray Court
Harlem
New England
Brewster
Pholenix Bridge Company
Phoenix Bridge Company
Active Market Summary Boston Friday November 20
Boston stock and money markets show little change with calls at 3 to 3 1/2 percent and bank discounts steady at 4 to 4.5 percent. New York funds carry a slight premium, government securities dull, and foreign exchange firm due to bill scarcity. Stock activity remains robust with notable moves in Atlantic and Pacific incomes, Eastern stock, and a jump in Iowa Falls and Sioux City. Copper markets turn upward as English demand dominates, with Lake copper inventories tight and forecasts of price gains amid continued December delivery demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stock Exchange
New York
New England
Atchigan
Eastern
Mexican Central
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
New York Dispatch
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Illinois Central
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mess
Lierces City
St. Louis
Rhode Islands
Winiskey
Country
Boston Petroleum
Centennial
Beacon Light
Bead
Imperial
Uns
San Vacme Ses Eeee
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Cofton
O. 3
Great Britain
France
Continent
Galveston
New Orleans
Savannah
Wilmington
Charleston
Louisville
Memphis
Norfolk
Rabbi Schindler Delivers Lecture on Messianic Hopes at Temple Adath Israel
The seventh lecture on Messianic expectations, titled Pwoofa Kind, examined false Messiahs Molcho and Rubens. The talk traced their Venice arrivals, claims of Jewish salvation, and eventual fates in Regensburg, Spain, and Rome, highlighting how Jewish belief then sought a temporal king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Schindler Toolas
Temple Adath Israel
Pwoofa
Rabbi Schindler
David Rebent
Diego Perez
Hubeni
Venice
Ion
Palestine
Joseph
Africa
David
Portugal
Rubens
Clemence VII
Rubeni
Solomon Nichols
Rome
Jerusalem
Moloho
Regensburg
Charles IV
Melcho
Spain
Inquisition
Faith
Molcho
Lisbon
Sluggish Superior Court bail docket prompts jury remedy
The district attorney notes slow bail case progress in the Superior Criminal Court. Delays push liquor and nuisance trials ahead, waste witnesses, and leave many bail appeals pending for months. A jury in the Municipal Court could resolve appeals quickly, freeing the Superior Court to focus on new and existing cases.
Dyer Resigns Health Board Post and New Secretary Named
Mr Dyer resigns from the board of health and assumes duties as private secretary to Collector Saltonstall. The board orders vacating Nos 227 Fourth Street and 125 Sixth Street due to foul vaults and drainage. They urge physicians to report contagious diseases promptly under a statute with fines for households and physicians. The note explains non compliance hinders disease control in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel N. Dyer, Jr
Davis
Board of Health
Saltonstall
Fourth Street
Boston
Sixth Street
Boston Board of Health
S. H. Durgin
M. D
National Grange Ends Nineteenth Annual Convention
The Patrons of Husbandry wrapped up their nineteenth annual convention at the United States Hotel with two sessions. A committee was appointed to seek agricultural legislation in Congress. A protest against free trade on raw materials and protection for manufacturing was adopted. W. A. Armstrong was chosen as delegate to the Dominion Grange convention. Amendments to the constitution were approved and will be sent to state granges. Thanks were given to retiring officers and the hotel proprietor. Delegates prepared to travel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrons of Husbandry
United States
Toothaker
Kunsan
Congress
McAloone
Pennsylvania
W. F. Stimson
New Hampshire
W. A. Armstrong
New York
National Grange
Dominion Grange
Canada
Master Draper
Robie
Maine
James N. Lipcomb
South Carolina
Newport sewerage study by Boston and Providence engineers
City engineers Clark and Gray surveyed Newport’s sewerage works and plans today. They examined ground in carriages and reviewed a large packet of papers, including questions from Bentley system opponents. A final report is not expected soon. The item also notes California gold discovery in 1848 and Dr Bull's cough syrup origin in the same year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Clark
Boston
Gray
Newport
Renee
California
Bull
Investors Seek Safe 6 Percent Bonds in Boston Market
Many trustees invest through Lombard Investment Co. in the 13 Sears building Boston. Desirable railway mortgage bonds are scarce, so the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad 6 per cent gold bonds sell quickly for safety and 6 per cent net. Venner & Co. operate the Boston agency for these bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard Investment Co
Sears Building
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Messrs. C. H. Venner & Co
Local Utility Bids and Public Works Details
Fragmentary OCR lists bids and allocations for utilities and public works. Mentions Rutland, Mexican Telephone, Boston Water Power, American Electric and Illuminating, and project costs around 600 to 700 dollars. No clear actions or dates discernible.
Market closes with uneven gains and declines on wall street
New York on November 20 reports money on call easy at 2 3 percent, last loan 24 percent, prime mercantile paper 42 54g. Bar silver 1025. Foreign exchange quiet. In actual business 482i for 60 day bills and 454% for demand. Early gains in London faded into a feverish, mixed close with rail shares fluctuating, Missouri Kansas Texas strong at times, Jersey Central and Reading weak, Oregon Navigation up, Northern Pacifics mixed. Trading volume 7,214,000 in railroad bonds. traces of pool talk around trunk lines and Garrett signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
London
Mussouri
Kansas
Texas
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
Staten Island
Lake Shore
N. Y.central
Northwestern
St. Paul
Jersey Central
Reading
Wabash Common
Northern Pacifics
Oregon Navigation
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Garrett
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey City
Oregon
Market News on Grain and Hogs and a Boston Hay Swindle
A late Chicago market blurb notes dull, heavy tone with wheat slipping on peace talk and large holders selling while bears press. Corn weak on realizations, hog receipts push pork lower though wheat steadies. Boston reports hay swindle by Donat Lefebre Co. forged bills. Emerson Eddy loses about 1600. Montreal arrest follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George C. Eldredge & Co
Emery & Hodges
No. 23
State Street
Europe
Northwest
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Marek
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Donat, Lefebre & Co
Montreal
Grand Trunk
Emerson, Eddy & Co
Srodeau
Flour and grain prices across mills and markets dull
Detailed prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, meals, rye, barley and butter dominate the market notes. Reports show mixed regional receipts, exports, and home demand with steady or easing trends. notable figures include Minnesota and Michigan grains, Chicago and New York prices, and rising or steady farm goods across apples, onions, cranberries, potatoes and beans.
Quoted Prices for Sugars and Provisions Across Markets
Sugar markets steady with refined and centrifugal quotes in New York and Liverpool. Prices for Porto Rico, Sagua and Manila grades listed, with molasses, nuts, honey, Florida oranges, lemons, and foreign fruit quotations, plus hogs cattle and pork at major U.S. exchanges and Boston refinery rates. Cotton futures and port stocks cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Aroostook
Deauty
Beauty
N. Y
Burbank
Prolific
Peerless
Rens
Wash
Early Rose
Nova Scotia
Porto Rico
Arecibo Muscogrado
Manilla
Manila
Lloiles
New York
Ponce
Porto Nan
Virginia
Virgnia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Florida
Messina
Malaga
Jamaica
Porto Tico
Havana
Almeria
Cincinnati
Union
Chicago
Total Receipts of Staple Products November 20
Readable table shows the day’s port receipts for staples from all sources, comparing figures to 1884 1865 1847 etc. Goods include cotton bales, flour, wheat, pork, lard, bacon, beef, cheese, butter, cornmeal, oats, beans, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, skins, leather, and hides with quantities in bushels sacks boxes and lbs. The dataset lists numerous item totals and year-over-year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notal
Gotton
Buster
Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts in 1885
A historical table lists weekly receipts for a range of commodities comparing 1884 and 1885 figures. Items include cotton bales, wool, flour, molasses, butter, corn, cheese, oats, wheat, barley, rye, millet feed, apples, potatoes, peas, hay, straw, beef, pork, lard, hides, cheese, oats, tea and coffee products, sugar, and hog products with varied unit measurements such as bales, bushels, barrels, sacks, and boxes. The data reflects market volumes for the week ending November 20, 1885, with multiple tonnage and unit figures across agriculture and related commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taliow
Oiskins
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool
Beerbourn reports steady conditions in cargo, wheat quiet on passage, corn firm, mixed American corn off coast at 9.259d. English and French wheat markets firm, Paris wheat and flour firm. Liverpool spot wheat easier, corn strong. mixed American 4 37 per cental. London quotes: Atlantic and Great Western firsts 35 1 6, seconds 12, Canadian Pacific 50, Erie 28 7 6, Illinois Central 14 23 4, New York Central 11 0, Pennsylvania 5 7 3, Reading 1 3 6. Manchester cloth buoyant, yarns up, buyers restrained. Havana sugar quiet, 5200 bags centered, gold 23 7 14, exchange quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Southernllinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
Bis City
Wl.c
Detroit
Minneapolis
Toledo
Origo
Canada
Bsc
London
Beerbourn
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lave
Paris
Liverpool
Atlantic
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Jani
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Manchester
The
Guardian
Havana
Heptonics Heptonic promoted to combat winter illness
An advertisement extols Heptonic with albumen as a winter health booster. It cites lower sickness and death in cold weather and quotes Thomas J. Barry praising Hoptonic for overworked men and women. The copy asserts scientific approval and widespread citizen endorsement to prevent winter illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Barry
Congress Street
Democratic Committee
London Stock Goods Listing From Stockholm City Voyage
A long, fragmented ledger of goods shipped to Canada and other destinations detailing shipments from London. Items include rubber, cement, wool, dyestuffs, tea, glassware, oil, spices, leather, hides, iron, bales, crates, and numerous packed commodities. The list cites numerous firms such as Baring Bros, Moors, Richardson, J L Fairbanks, and others with quantities in casks, boxes, cases, bales, and pkgs. Acknowledges a large quantity of goods for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Stockholm
Borneo
B&b
Moors & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Moody & Co
Cutter Bros & Co
Spring & Co
Bird & Co
Fairbanks & Co
Ingalis Bros
Richardson & Sons
Webber
Armstrong & Co
Wall Paper
Munroe & Co
G Walton
Henderson Bros
Levine, Crocker & Co
Becker
Robison Bros & Co
Canada
Receipts of Stavic Products and Railroads Listed
A historical ledger notes freight and cargo totals from Stavic Products and multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, and Boston and Maine. Entries cover cotton, wool, corn, beef, pork, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, tea, coffee, sugar, leather, hides, pelts, and various bales, boxes, and cases with quantities numbered in bales, buses, barrels, and crates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavic
Boston and Albany Railroad
Land Junction Railroad
Provdence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Saureac
Boston and Maine Railroad
Foreign Exports. GuyBoro to Montevideo and Demerara ships
Listing of export cargoes from GUYSBORO NS SYDNEY ARICHAT CB to MONTEVIDEO and DEMERARA aboard various vessels. Items include flour pork beef lumber shingles corn and numerous freight specifics by ship and tonnage with quantities in barrels bags cases and feet of lumber.
Court Record From November Sessions in Commonwealth Court
The November session before Judges Morton, Fil, Allen and Holmes heard equity cases including Central Shade Relief Company vs Cushman and Hunt trustee appeal from decree. Attorneys for plaintiff, defendants, appellants and the Commonwealth are listed. Monday docket to include criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton, Fil, Allen and Holmes
Central Shade Relief Compsany
Charles H. Cushman
J. B. Warner
M. Storey
William VP. Hunt
A. Russ
D. Pp. Gallagher
Appellce
Henry Wiliams
H. N. Sheppard
Commonwealth
Georges. Hale
Superior Court First Session Jury List and Trials 1885
A dense docket from the Superior Court First Session lists verdicts for defendant in Alexander Martin v city of Boston and Rupert J. Mitchell v same, and a suit to recover 2837 for goods sold. It notes trials on January 24 1882 injuries from falling on ice, and various cases under Chief Justice Brigham and Judge Aldrich with juries and scheduling for Monday and Tuesday sessions. The notice outlines a twelve week session at 22 School street to cover October and November entries of 1585 with December entries possible if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Alexander Martin
City of
Boston
Rupert J. Mitchell
Same
T. J. Morison
R. W. Nason
Stirling Et al
D. K. Cross
Iary
F. B. King
W. W. Gouch
Francis A. Jordan
West Fourth Street
W. E. Cassidy
T. M. Babsoy
Henrietta G. Stepp
Somerville
Shawmut Street
N. Morse
J. R. Smith
GC. Darling
E. J. McIntire
Dereas A. Langmaid
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Watertown
S. B. Allen
Thomas Savage
B. W. Harris
P. B. Tucker
Noe
Boeis
Wendell
Stillman
Kimball
Drew
Fitzpatrick
Doherty
Rankin
School Street
The Week's Failures In The United States And Canada
The Week's Failures report 240 total across the United States and Canada for the past seven days, up from 223 and 179 the weeks before. Notable cases include Appel Bros clothing Savannah with liabilities 20 860, assets 20 800. W Smethies restaurant Springfield insolvent with liabilities 3 ill. J L Miner & Co groceries Boston attached after starting business. Angus McInnes Cambridge carpenter insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Western
Pacific
Savannah
Grand Union Hotel Promotes Low-Cost City Stay
Visitors are urged to save on baggage and carriage hire when visiting New York City and to stop at the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Catralees. The hotel features 600 elegant rooms, modern elevators and restaurant facilities, with rail connections to all depots. It markets itself as offering better family living for less money than other first class hotels in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Baggage
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Catralees
Taurant
Jysis S Wweéwyly
Local Corporations Involved In Land And Transit Deals
Several corporations including Boston and Maine Railroad Company San Diego Land and Town Lot Company Malden and Melrose Gas Light Company National Bank of Republic and Chicago Burlington and Northern blocks appear in a series of undertakings. The list hints at municipal or private arrangements affecting property and services in multiple localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabow
Hares
Boston & Maine
R K Co
San Diego
Land Ana Town Lot Co
Malden
Melrose Gas Light Co
National Bank of Republic
Chicago
Burlington
Northern
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Pacine National Bank
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Jordan
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May
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