Market Notes and Stock Prices From The Day
The stock market today was dull and irregular with little excitement. Union Pacific fell after Gould related commentary but large holders like Ames and Astor kept positions. Boston and Lowell and other lines showed gains and steady dividends. The New York and New England moved up, while California Southern held steady and Calumet and Hecla weakened.
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Here
New York
Wall Street
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Kiernan
Gould
Union Pacific Company
Clark
U. P
J. Tilden
Ameses
Dillons
Astors
S. J. Tilden
New England
Mr. Tilden
Pete Marquette
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Burlington
St. Paul
Northwestern
Rock Island Company
Town Falls
Sioux City
Boston
Maine
Fitchburg
Albany
Boston and
Lowell
Boston and Lowell
Boston and Albany
Boston and Maine
Providence
Old Colony
Mexican Central
Denver
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
California
American Bell Telephone
Canada
Bell
Dominion
Calumet
Hecla
Franklin
Consolidated Pacific
New York Stock Market Quiet After Early Gains
New York November 4 markets opened firm with gains led by Lackawanna and Northwestern but reversed some early strength. Prices for rails fluctuated with Lackawanna rising to 103 and 108 1/2 at times, while Northwestern and St Paul also moved. By close, most sectors were firm though overall activity remained quiet with extensive listings of bonds and various issues showing mixed movement. Trading volume reached 178,850 shares with notable issues including Lake Shore, Kansas & Texas, and New Jersey Midland firsts among others.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Lackawanna
Northwestern
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Preferred
Lake Shore
Denver Consols
Krie
Cleveland
Painesville
Ashtabula
Evansville
Terre Haute
Kansas
Texas
Oregon
Richmond
Dulville
St. Pauls
Union Pacific
New Jersey Midland
Oregon Improvement
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Peoria
Warsaw
Bales
Cansan
N. Central
Chi
St. Louis
Com
L. & West
Denver & Rio G
Han
St. Jo
Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nash
Lake Erie & W
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Missouri
Memphis & C
Jersey
Aieed
Onion Pacific
Wabash Pacific
Western Union
Sane
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Milwaukee
City Mills
Detroit
York
Louis
3Ic
Rye
Bright Canada
Canada
Stleady
Trade totals for weeks ending November 22 1884
Imports and exports for 47 weeks show 931,905 and 1,123,491 dollars respectively in 1884 with 55,479,452 imports and 56,282,976 exports for the prior 47 weeks of that year. In 1883 47 weeks the figures were 65,032,688 imports and 55,283,976 exports. Commercial exchange items list 115 cars with wheat and corn grades including No 3S wheat 19 and various rejected and mixed corn movements.
Dairy Prices and Supplies Mixed Ahead of Thanksgiving
Receipts of butter cheese and eggs show steady to weak demand with limited trading until after Thanksgiving. Western creamery butter firm but not strong enough to exceed 28 29 cents. northern dairy lots peak 27 28c. cheese firm for late northern, early goods easy. Hogs cattle and sheep mixed across markets, with varied prices and dull areas. fruit, nuts, and produce markets show ample supplies, demand soft ahead of holiday travel.
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New York
Liverpool
Florida
Hebrons
Michigan
Kentucky
Mbs Lac
Virginia
Modia
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Rio
Jamaica
St Domin
Manilas
Lloilos
Barto Rico
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
Domestic
Malaga
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
Pittsburg
Bald Ridge
Armstrong
Greenlee
Lverpool
Antwerp—Petroleum
London
Wool Sales
Sydney
Port Phillip
New Orleans
Sige
Ces
Oye
London Wheat and Corn Prices and Delivery Figures
Commodities report shows quiet but steady cargoes of wheat and corn on passage and in port. Liverpool markets hold firm with wheat at 63s 20 6d and corn steady. Paris markets firm on dour and wheat. English weekly wheat deliveries 65 000 to 70 000 quarters. pork bacon lard cheese and tallow listed with London price references.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Paris
England
Calfornia
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads
A November tally from multiple railroads lists quantities of cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, barley, millfeed, beef, pork, lard, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, eggs, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, and various goods. Entities include Boston and Albany Railroad, Providence and other lines, with precise counts by bale, bus, box, car, tierce, bag, and box.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Petland Junction Railroad
Providence
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Sea
Fragmented 19th century commodity table excerpt
A dense OCR of a historical commodity list shows varied items with quantities such as Cotton, Molasses, Butter, Flour, Cheese, Oats, Eggs, Corn, Beans, Barley, Potatoes, Malt, Hay, Leather, Tallow, Hams, Dry Hides, Preserved Meats, Coffee, Sugar, and Kips. The figures mix ranges and single values across years 1884 to 1888, reflecting trade tallies, stock or production entries without coherent narration.
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Cease
POG
Csck Lw
Ieee
Boiis
Grezse
Dbis
Kips
Dales
Foreign Exports. Several ships discharge varied cargoes at multiple ports
TRINIDAD B WI Brig Herman carries ice cabbage beef beer oil and foodstuffs including butter bread fruit and canned goods with quantities listed for each item. PUBNICO NS Schooner Annie M Bell loads flour meal and pork. CLEMENTSPORT NS Schooner Gold Hunter reports oil pork beef and lard. HARBORVILLE NB Schooner G F Day sails with oil, beef, kerosene and lard. BARRINGTON NB Schooner Nina Page carries flour meal windows beef kerosene and lard. ST JOHN NB Schooner RG Moran loads flour and spirits.
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Trinidad
Pubnico
Annie M Bell
Clementsport
Gold Hunter
Harborville
Barrington
Nina Page
ST John
RG Moran
Value. Naval stores and goods list with totals
A long OCR list shows naval stores animals tar and pitch rosin turpentine etc with totals, then various manufactured goods including lubricating oils brooms breadstuffs cornmeal wheat flour candles carriages butter coffee lard cordage pork preserved meats and sewing machines. The document ends with values by region Nova Scotia British possessions in Africa Australasia and related totals, concluding with a grand total of 1 203 491 dollars.
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Otis
Petroleum
Ogbate Vc
BAS Isccvccsecone Brass
CROKE
Cscee
Csskeee
India
Eee
Nova Scotia
Africa
Australasia
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Dutch Guiana
Azores
Madeira
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Multinational Steamer Cargo Lists Across Glasgow to Pensacola
Trade items listed by shippers in Glasgow Liverpool Yarmouth and Pensacola include pig iron oranges hides rice parchment and a wide range of commodities. Notable consignors include Swain Garle & Co Walter Smith White Bros Jones Bros Hart & Young and Lunder with shipments of paper stock jute cloth and rail materials. The record shows vessels Buenos Ayrean Iberian Dominion and Levi Hart with tonnages and mixed cargoes totaling hundreds of bales crates cases and casks across multiple ports.
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Swain, Garle & Co
Wyeth
Glasgow
Scot
G Lunder
Waste Bros & Co
T Clarke & Co
Maich & Co
Cottons Hart & Young
Gorham Rogers & Co
Samuel Clarke
Liverpool
Eng
Baring Bros & Co
Tigs Brown Bros & Co
Rodocanachi & Co
Carter
Nsmore & Co
Noyes
Cummings
Morey & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Beach & Co
Yarmouth
Dominion
Adams Bros
Hall & Co
Cheney & Myrick
Ellis & Co
K & H Freeman
S Morse
FAY
Caleta Buena
Hemenway & Browne
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending Nov 21
Report lists import values by country and category for Boston Port week ending Nov 21. Major entries include dry goods, wool, leather, metals, chemicals, paper stock, and provisions from England Cuba Dominions Canada Germany Russia Manila and UK exports. Notable totals appear for retained cargo and overall port value around $540,856 with additional $65,241 in other sums.
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Boston
England
Cuba
Rico
Sugal
Lorwooe
Vivcaeseawannen
Iron and Steel
Occsseues
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Dominion OF Canada
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Belcher Sugar Refinerys Financial Trouble Reported
A despatch from St Louis cites the Belcher Sugar Refining Company as temporarily embarrassed due to a sharp sugar market decline, a costly new building, and a large beet crop in Germany. Also noted are failures and embezzlement cases in Ashtabula and mounting railroad ticket offers and routes across the United States.
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St. Louis
Belcher Sugar Refining Company
America
Germany
Spreckels & Co
California
Belcher Brothers
Loan Association Bank of
Ashtabula
Inough
A.southwick
H. ©. Morrison
A.C. Fisk
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London
Ont
Eng
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Toronto
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Jewellers
Nassau Street
New York City
New Haven
Superior Court
G. H. Hull
Whison Sewing Machine Company
Wallingford
Hull
Hamiston Company
Rex Magnus
Suffolk County
Heal Estate
Hayes Lougee
Daniel R. Sortwell
Andrew G. Smith
J. Baxter Upham
Edward T. Merriben
Fred A. King
Public Wealth Compilation Shows State Valuation Rise
Henry B. Pierce compiles polls and taxes from town assessors revealing a state valuation increase of 25.58 million with real estate up 32.34 million and personal estate down 6.76 million. Tax rates vary from 35 per thousand in Monroe to 4.30 in Stow, Fall River city rate at 13.80, Boston drives much of the statewide increase, and dwelling houses fall behind in over 50 towns and one city. Horses rise 1498 amid livestock declines.
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Taunton
Henry B. Pierce
Commonwealth
Monroe
Franklin County
Stow
Fall River
Boston
Parsons v Sheafe executes account for services verdict
U S Circuit Court heard November 24 before Judge Webb on an action by Louis P. Parsons against William Sheafe as executor seeking about $28 000 for services as bookkeeper and estate manager from 1860 to 1878. Plaintiff won a verdict for $16 275 15 with two bonds claimed. Jurors excused to December 1.
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Louis P. Parsons
William Sheafe
Sheafe
Hamilton
D. Lohrer
C. A. Welch
Supreme Judicial Court Navy Proceedings Conclude
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth met this morning with Chief Justice Morton and Justices Allen Devens Holmes among the panel. The criminal docket was taken up and finished, and the court adjourned to the first Wednesday of January next.
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Morton
W. Allen
C. Allen
Holmes
Devens
Superior Court first session cases of 1882 torts and contracts
First session before Judge Gardner lists Esther Wingard v Brown for assault on Sept 20 1882 with verdict for plaintiff 33843. Samuel L Fairfield v Pennock for breach of hops purchase contract. George S Jones v Boston and Mystic Valley RR on promissory note of 5000. second session before Judge Staples includes Henry Hart v May for 10000 damages from pile driver negligence. Butterfield v Littlefield et al for money had and received. Blood v Wilson for painting contract 1227.5.
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Esther Wingard
Hugh W. Brown
W. W. Bilackmer
H. BE
G. R. Swasey
Samuel L. Fairfield
Samuel M. Pennock
Gray & Cogswell
George A. Bruce
George S. Jones
Boston and Mystic Valley Railroad Company
Sidney R. Pratt
S. W. Twombly
J. P. Thompson
Sidney P. Pratt
Stephen Dow
Nathan P. Pratt
T. Webster Locke
H. Phillips
A. C. Butterworth
O. F. Gray
W. ©. Cogswell
Henry E. Hart
Moses C. May
B. Allen
D. F. Kimball
W. Howland
D. F. Crane
O. B. Mowry
Frank Blood
Epaminondas Wilson
H. N. Sheldon
L. Powers
Exhibitions Soon Open New York Boston Press
Art events announce George Edwards show at the American Art Association New York on December 18 then Boston Lowell's gallery. 100 works including salon pieces from 1888 and 1884. Also planned are displays by Gaugengigl Barse Greenough Harvey Ritter and Caliga with portraits, promising canvases, and a noted Mrs Lombard flower series at Chase's gallery.
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American Art Association
New York
Boston
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Edwards
E. M. Gaugengigl
George R. Barse, Jr
Messrs. Williams & Enret
Gen. Draper
Milford
Melicent Jarvis
Messrs. John A. Lowell & Co
Scott Leighton
Jay-Eye-See
Edgar Lombard
Chase’s
Charles Sprague Pearce
Chelsea seeks contract tweak over water receipts with Boston
Chelsea water board urged Boston to cut its share from 79 percent of gross receipts to 60 percent to build a reserve for repairs and future pipe relaying. Chelsea argued the change would yield about ten thousand dollars in its favor. Chelsea dismissed ideas of surrendering the Mystic system to Somerville Everett and Chelsea supplying Charlestown by other means. The water board adjourned for one week after hearing Chelsea.
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Water Board of
Boston
Chelsea Water Board
D. Frank Kimball
City of
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Mystic
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Charlestown
Clergy resignations and burglaries ripple through three towns
Rev Charles Conklin of Church of the Redeemer Chelsea resigns. James McMullin, a Lynn carpenter, is badly hurt after a fall on Broad street. Rev J B Thompson, newly called for Somerville, to be installed Wednesday. A. B. Clough Co jewelry shop at 107 Munroe Lynn burglarized, rear window forced, valuables stolen. North avenue Savings Bank Cambridge office at 173 North avenue burglarized Sunday night, a large safe blown open but contained mostly mortgage notes and registered bonds.
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Charles Conklin
Church of the Redeemer
Chelsea
James McMullin
Broad Street
Lynn
J. 3. Thompson
First Congregational
Soenee Somerville
A. B. Clough & Co
Munroe Street
North Avenue Savings Bank
North Avenue, Cambridge
Forgery charges in central court involve two defendants
Henry W. Myer aged 19 and Lizzie Hersey alias Lizzie Gordon alias Lizzie Jones alias Lizzie French about 30, both arraigned for forgery. Each waived examination and held in 2000 bond. Myer, a Boston College student, allegedly used his mother's bank book to draw 350 after Lizzie signed the name to an order.
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Central Municipal Court
Lizzie Hersey
Lizzie Jones
Lizzie Gordon
Lizzie French
Young Éi
Rece Rily
Boston College
Provident Institution For Savings
Lizzie
Opening of American electrical exhibition deferred to December 1
The general manager reports progress to the advisory board and postpones the exhibition opening to December 1 to allow a more complete display. The event aims to showcase electrical science across industries and includes public attractions such as Bidwell electric railroad and electric hatchery demonstrations.
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Bidwell Electric Railroad
Mrs Mulliken to sell peanuts under a fair weather bet
If the weather is pleasant Mrs John Mulliken a city philanthropist will open a peanut stand at nine in the morning near the Par street gate and sell peanuts in a tent until evening to fulfill a bet lost on a penny wager If it is stormy the sale will be postponed until fair weather.
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Par Street
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