Money market and stocks show steady tone on Oct 23
Money market remains fairly steady with mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent. Call loans and corporate notes on easy terms. New York funds at small premia and discounts. Stocks dull yet firm with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Union Pacific steady, rail and regional issues fluctuating. Court fight over Eastern railroad lease noted with postponed hearing.
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Boston
Mercantile
New York
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Brokers' Board Sales Report Oct 23 Closing Prices
Prices and figures across stocks and bales from Oct 23 trading on Brokers' Board. Entries include Mex Cen 7s at $13,000 and 15 13 12h, railroads with multiple quotients, mining and misc equities like Am. Bell Tel and Mex Telephone. Names appear as Abbreviated tickers and dollar amounts with varied daily changes.
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Ny&no
Nas & Roch
Cam Florse
Elena
Lou & Mo
X &N
Caiam
Hecla
Am. Bell Tel
Vanderbilt Shares Lead Stock Market Rally in New York
Money and stocks news from New York on October 23 describe a buoyant late trading session. Vanderbilt shares surged while Michigan Central, New York Central, and Lake Shore posted notable gains as speculative buying intensified and then cooled slightly near midday before finishing on a stronger note.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Michigan Central
New York Central
Lake Shore
Western Union
Union Pacific
Manitoba
Chesapeake and Ohio
Northern Pacific
Burlington and Quincy
Erie
Wabash General
Oregon Navigation
Vanderbilt
Canadian Pacific
Shorts
Vanderbilts
New
Lees Portes
Ersey Central
Villard
Oreguon
Grain and commodity prices at call board and exchange
Call board shows oats and No 2 white and mixed export prices with October November December figures. Car inspection at Commercial exchange notes wheat No 3 red one car and spring one car, various oats corn and mixed grades. Receipts today include corn 71450 bus wheat 32000 oats 16975 shorts 28995 bus oatmeal 75 corn barley 1200 bus flour 10720 bbis sacks 13665 half bbis 250. Liverpool cheese up 6d, Elgin butter and cheese prices noted, Utica and St Albans markets steady or firmer. Foreign export from New York week to Oct 20 butter 473252 lbs cheese 1423158 lbs. Wheat corn oats pork lard close little changed. Union Stock Yards hogs receipts 17400 value totals. Chicago stock of grain in store Wheat 7427784 bus corn 2068445 oats 234659 rye 8221938 barley 80242. Petroleum certificates opened at 1096 bid closed at 109% bid.
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Vermont
Malaga
Corp
Shorts
Liverpool
Elgin
Little Falls
Utica
St. Albans
New York
Chicago
Northern
Franklin County
Western
Choice
Nova Scotia
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PE Island
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Houston Rose
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Peerless
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Do Northern
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Jersey
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
St. Andrews
Cape Cod
New York State
Hubbardstons
Tavenstein
New England
Anjou
Seckle
Duchess
Uplands
New Orleans
City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Aanuary
Szige
Siles
Rio
Trinidad
United
City Extra India
South America
ST. LO
Wyomings
Toledo
Michigan
Cincinnati
Detroit
Trade in Flour and Grain Sets Stable Amid Steady Prices
Flour trade remains quiet with steady quotations from western superfine to patent brands. Cornmals show firmer tone with higher bids. oats and mill feeds mixed. Butter and cheese command firmer prices while eggs stay firm. market for beans, peas, and potatoes steady to firm. Provisions rise with Chicago activity. pork, lard, beef higher. fresh meats, poultry, and tropical fruits follow regional demand.
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Chicago
Boston
Skye
Texas
Florida
Palermo
Manila Ce
Manila
Moilos
Long Shipping List of Cargoes and Goods Across Ports
A compiled inventory shows cargoes landed or reported at multiple ports including LIVERPOOL and HAVANA. Items range from bales wool and mdse to figs, glass, coal, and tin, with numerous firms such as Baring Bros & co, Hills Turner & co, Jordan, Marsh & co, and Great Western Despatch co mentioned as shippers or agents.
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Liverpool
Eng
Baring Bros & Co
Hills, Turner & Co
Moors & Co
Linder & Meyer
Leigh & Co
Brown & Griffiths
Moseley & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Hoge Brown & Taylor
K H White & Co
Shepard, Nowell & Co
Cushing & Bliss
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Hovey & Co
Dupee & Co
Williston, Knight& Co
Hart & Young
Great Western
Spinney
Rodocanachi
Burgess & Goddard
Chadwick & Chadwick
Snow & Co
Beach & Co
Havana
British Empire
New York
Samuel
Boston
Iloilo
Sugar Standard Sugar
Jacksonville
H A de Witt
James & Abbott
Meteghan
Willie A
J Jones & Co
Singapore
Thos A Goddard
Gambier
Cyrus Wakefield & Co
Cyrus Wakefield & Co—21594 Bdis Rattans Wakefield Rattan Co
Bales Gambier Temple Ray
Foreign Exports Freight List From Various Ports
A compiled list of cargo shipments and quantities from ports including Yarmouth Nova Scotia Windsor Nova Scotia Port Wauksbury Cape Breton Lorne Nova Scotia Hantsport Nova Scotia Barbados Liverpool England detailing flour corn meal oils meats dairy fish and assorted goods loaded on steamers schooners and brigs with exact tonnages crates cases and bundles noted for each vessel and port across the Atlantic trade network.
Fragmented Historic Rail Freight Totals Across Lines
A dense OCR listing catalogs freight items by several railroads including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, Peabody and Salem, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, and Providence. It notes quantities of wool, flour, corn, tea, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, leather, and other goods, with multiple bales, bbls, crates, sacks, and cars, reflecting diverse consignments and unit measures.
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Lowell 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
Port Receipts Compared With Last Year by Day
The table shows total receipts of principal staples at this port today from all shipment points including in transit goods, contrasted with the corresponding date last year to indicate changes in volume and activity.
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Miller
Walker
Cattle Market Report from Watertown Union Live Stock Sale
The Boston Post correspondent George J. Fox details Oct 23 market results with totals for cattle sheep calves horses and swine by state, plus car counts by lines. Prices for beef and store cattle, hogs, lambs, calves and hides, and notes on classifications and regional rail joins are listed.
Markets by Telegraph Louisville to Detroit Cotton Goods
Markets by Telegraph reports steady to firm conditions across multiple ports. Cotton prices hold near mid range while grain and flour markets show mixed receipts and exports. Chicago and Cincinnati note quiet bellwethers with steady to firmer tendencies in pork, lard, and hogs. New York markets describe a quiet general tone with some price movements across wheat corn oats and rye.
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Louisville
C- Mobile
Ceseice Svsevbes
Bigusea
Cas. Vearaece
Charleston
Eswcseeecives
Bayaun
Cincinnati
Sorebencekan Ees
Lveston
Pecais Cece
Esesces
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Memphis
Financial market notes from London and Liverpool
London reports bond quotes and dividend style yields for United States and major lines. Cargo wheat flows and dull wheat market contrast with firmer corn. Liverpool and London prices show flour wheat corn and provisions with steady cotton and futures quiet. sizable wheat receipts and American share of arrivals noted.
Armstrong case occupies Supreme Judicial Court docket
Supreme Judicial Court met October 23 before Judge Allen and Judge Field in equity. The Abner Coburn versus Royal M Pulsifer et al hearing was set for today, with prior full coverage on Wednesday. Asaph Churchill and M M Bigelow appeared for the complainant, Lincoln for the defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
W. Allen
Armstrong
Abner Coburn
Royal M. Pulsifer
Asaph Churchill
M. M. Bigelow
Lincoln
Trials over fraud and property disputes before Judge Blodgett
In the cases noted No. 1432 Nathan French vs Thomas Hey wood the verdict favors the defendant after a fraud charge near the debtor's oath. No. 1324 Fannie McMahon vs Jeremiah O Connor involves missing items from trunks once held as lien for board. No. 387 John Campbell vs Daniel W Russell covers extra work on a house. No. 1629 Catherine Hennessy vs Grant Conner concerns a $750 loan secured by a second mortgage and disputed deed.
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Blodgett
Nathan French
Thomas Heywood
Asa Cottrell
W. FE
Boynton
Fannie McMahon
Jeremiah O’connor
S. J. Drake
George W. Searle
W. W. Doherty
Bacon
John Campbell
Daniel W. Russell
Nathan Morse
C. T. Gallagher
E. P. Brown
Catherine Hennessy
Grant Conner
C.F. Paige
Paul West
Superior Criminal Court Liquor Case and Guilty Pleas
On October 23 before Chief Justice Brigham in Superior Criminal Court, James T. Fitzgerald was found not guilty in the liquor case. Addie M. Brown pleaded guilty to keeping a house of ill fame and was fined $100 plus costs. Luke Glancy pleaded guilty to adultery. Patrick Doherty pleaded guilty to attempted larceny.
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James T. Fitzgerald
Addie M. Brown
Luke Glancy
Patrick Doherty
Patrick Malley
Ellen Bogard
House of Correction
John Brown
Richard Dolan
Arthur B. Mooney
South Boston
John R. Culgin
Dorchester
Newman Chittenden
Jury Foremen Chosen as Trial Opens in Court
Judge Prrman presided as two juries convened Leander Crosby of Billerica chosen foreman of the first jury and Warren L Knox of Winchester foreman of the second. Michael Brenner of Groton found guilty of larceny of a team from Edward O Connell and sentenced to six months at the house of correction. John Quinn and Michael Walsh of Lowell found guilty of larceny of 300 dollars and not sentenced.
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Prrman
Leander Crosby
Billerica
Warren L. Knox
Winchester
Michael Brenner
Groton
Edward O'Connell
House of Correction
John Quinn
Michael Walsh
Lowell
JF Permet Kelly
Railroads seek funding for 20 million second mortgage bonds
Northern Pacific president Villard prompts preferred stockholders to approve a new 20 million dollar loan after detailing a 14.96 million dollar deficiency between planned bond proceeds and required expenditures. Costs rose due to larger divisions, tunnel overruns, and increased traffic needs, with extra funds tied to ongoing construction, equipment, and line renewals. A second circular on financials will follow midweek.
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Villard
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Willamette Bridge
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Clark’s Fork
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Bozeman and
Mullan
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Midland North Carolina Railroad Company
William J. Best
Best
Midland Improvement Company
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Railroad Company
Pacific Bank Prospects in Government Suit Over Assessments
Washington dispatch reports Comptroller Knox urging swift equity against Pacific national bank stockholders to recover a 100 percent assessment. Rep Ranney, counsel for the government, expects a filed bill and favorable creditor dividends, while Knox cautions at best modest recoveries. Receiver Price has distributed funds and prepared assets, with about 2.4 million in claims and potential distributions around 60 to 75 percent if the 100 percent assessment is recovered.
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Price
Treasury
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Supreme Judicial Court
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Arlane
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Charles Marsh
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Braintree
George H Eager
Newton
Alfred Scheff
Elisha Thayer
William H. Litchfield
Royal M. Puilsifier
Thomas Leavitt
Asaph Churchill
Henry Norwell
Linus M. Price
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Samouen C. Copp
William I. Boworrer
Iron trade shows mixed demand and possible restriction
Philadelphia dispatch reports iron market quotations with Nos. 1 and 2 foundry at 19 to 21 cents, forge at 17.50 to 18.50, and merchant iron around 21 to 21.5 cents. Demand remains active for small sizes while large sizes back up at mines, with production totals up 2,142,844 tons year to date and rumors of suspension next month.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Iron
Pennsylvania Company
Lackawanna
Reading
Lehigh
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Nominations and school vacancies fill City committee acts
The city school committee chaired by Mayor Palmer filled a vacancy caused by Dr. Fleming’s death with Timothy J. Dacey elected over F Lyman Winnship. Teachers’ nominees include Rufus P. Westreins Emma C. Stuart and others for multiple schools. Non resident pupils face payment deadlines and potential dismissal if not paying. Latin added to evening high schools and referred to rules committee.
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Palmer
William C. Williamson
Dr. Fleming
Timothy J. Dacey
F. Lyman
Seeeeenee
Ccs Cnccereseness
F. Dyman
Rufus P. Westreins
English High
Emma C. Stuart
Andrew
Elizabeth D. Muirey
Dearborn
Emma F. Briggs
Dillaway
Abby 8. Hapgood
Dudley
Emma H. Sibley
Mary H. Dwyer
Gaston School
Sarah E. Deane
Lewis School
Anna M. Edmonds
Lowell
Annie M. Olsson
Delia E. Cupringham
Sherwin School
Helen L. Hilton
Dorchester Everett
Johanna C. Wilkinson
Gaston
Louisa Thacher
George Putnam
Amy C. Hudson
Mary E. Minter
Bunker Bill
Helen H. Shaw
Mary Loveriny
Howard School
Cora S
Bunker Hill
Nellie L. Cullis
Frothingham
Carrie T. Hale
Lawrence
Hannah BE. G. Gleason
Winthrop School
Warrenton Street
Eben R. Butler
Corwins
Gilbert O. Burnham
Quincy
Isabelle H. Wilson
Wells
Annie H. Gardner
Dr. Rust
Committee On Accounts
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Moran
Crowley
Garfield
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Funeral services for F O J S Bazin held at home
The funeral of the late F O J S Bazin occurred yesterday afternoon at No 19 Union Park. A large attendance of relatives friends and business acquaintances heard Rev Savage speak in an overture style that touched hearts. The remains were laid to rest in the family enclosure at Forest Hills.
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F. O. J. S. Bazin
No. 19
Union Park
Mr. Savage
Forest Hills
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