Money Matters in Boston Market Report
Boston markets on October 25 show funds ample with banks discounting mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent, call loans 3 to 4 percent, and corporations notes at 4 percent. Clearing house balances 2 percent. gross exchanges $10,124,753. New York funds at 8 to 12 cents premium. government securities steady. Stocks advance notably in New York and New England with Union Pacific and New York and New England shares leading. mining shares weak with limited quotations.
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Manchester and Lawrence Railroad Declares 5 Percent Dividend
The Manchester and Lawrence railroad company has declared a dividend of five percent. The announcement notes earnings support and outlines distribution timing to shareholders.
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Richardson Hill Co Beenie Stock Orders Office Light
Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore links Richardson Hill Co for daily quotations of all stock markets. The Boston and New York beanie executes orders in stocks and penas and routes quotes through their office at 40 Water Street.
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Loston Stock Exchange Brokers' Board Report Oct 25
The Loston Stock Exchange reports sales at the brokers' board on October 25 with notable activity across multiple sectors. Listings show gains for industrials and declines in utilities as traders react to regional market signals.
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Boston grain market wrap listing prices and receipts
Call board reports No 2 white oats for October at 39 cents and November buyers, with December at 40c. Corn quotes mix export and steamer lines. receipts include corn 17,700 and oats 21,600 bushels plus flour, cheese, and butter prices from New York mercantile exchange. Liverpool cheese and weekly foreign exports noted. hogs, lard, and pork futures and prices listed, with visible Chicago grain stocks and petroleum certificate bid/offer levels.
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Grain and market prices in October trade
Breadstuffs and grains steady with minor changes. flour types priced across classes from western superfine to winter patents. Corn and oats mixed, feeds steady. butter cheese eggs firm to higher. vegetables and fruits show varied demand, with apples, pears, cranberries, and grapes quoted. Provisions and fresh meats active, poultry steady. hay and hops subdued. regional prices noted for many farm commodities.
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Transatlantic Freight Manifest of Steamer Arrivals
Inbound cargo lists from Boston and Liverpool ports detail steamer consignments for Kansas and Victoria with hundreds of crates casks drums and cases. Notable items include caustic soda soda ash cocoa salt wool iron and oil alongside numerous bales grains and timber from multiple firms such as Baring Bros & co Lee Blackburn & co and Merchants Despatch Transportation co.
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Foreign Exports and Vessel Cargoes Across Halifax Liverpool and Sydney
Summary of cargo lists from multiple vessels including Steamer Alpha-325 bbis and Steamer Palestine with flour lard oil and hardware to Halifax and Liverpool, plus Batavia and A E McDonald consignments to Sydney and Yarmouth. Documents quantities such as bushels of corn bbls flour sacks and various packaged goods, showing broad export activity from Atlantic ports.
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Receipts of Smpice Products by Various Railroads and Sea Routes
Detailed ledger style tallies list wagon loads and shipments by railroad lines and by sea, noting pounds bales cases and boxes. Major entities include Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction New York and New England Providence Boston and Albany Peabody Salem Expresses and By Sea routes, with items such as wool flour corn oats tallow lard hams butter cheese eggs beans apples potatoes hay lumber leather hides pelts and tea.
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Peabody and Salem
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Total Receipts of Staple Product Oct 25
The table lists 1883 and 1882 totals for staple goods receipts including cotton, wool, butter, flour, cheese, cornmeal, eggs, oatmeal, corn, oats, wheat, barley, millfeed, lumber, peas, leather, tallow, lard, hides, hams, bacon, sugar, and molasses. It notes that 1882 flour column figures were reduced to bar- in the provided excerpt.
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Markets by Telegraph Cotton Markets Across Regions
Markets by Telegraph reports cotton market activity across ports with steady to quiet tone and midrange prices. Baltimore Charleston Augusta Norfolk New Orleans and Philadelphia show receipts and gross figures, with coastwise shipments totals and stock levels noted, indicating a broad but uneven market.
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Market pricing across commodities and meats on Oct 25
Prices quoted across butter, cheese, lard, pork, beef, and canned fish markets with regional notes. Trade shows firm pork and beef, mixed fish prices in Gloucester and Atlantic markets, and varied grain and flour futures across Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and Toledo. Multiple vessel and export references appear alongside domestic meat and dairy values.
Bank of England bullion drop and Atlantic rail futures report
The Bank of England saw bullion withdrawals totaling 50 000 pounds on balance. London market notes include futures for Atlantic and Great Western and New York Central stocks, with wheat and corn cargo movements steady to slow, and Liverpool markets reporting mixed prices for flour wheat cotton and provisions amid varying futures.
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Pension fraud case heard in United States Commissioner Court
Moore H. Fletcher of Bristol New Hampshire was arraigned before Commissioner Hallett on October 25 for allegedly defrauding the government of about 310 dollars in January last related to pension papers for Moses B Howe. He waived examination and was held in bail of 1000 dollars.
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Supreme Judicial Court Arguments Resume In Armstrong Case
Supreme Judicial Court Oct 25 before Judge Allen. Armstrong case resumed with defence closing argument by Judge Hoar occupying the day. He will finish today and the plaintiffs' argument and judge's charge likely Saturday in chambers. Also Coburn vs Puisifer Nastasket Beach RR case adjourned. facts previously published.
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Superior Court First Session Case List Oct 25
The record lists two sessions before Judges Blodgett and Bacon with multiple cases including McMahon vs O Connor and Campbell vs Russell. It notes resumed unfinished matters, counsel assignments, and a long docket of pending actions in the Boston area courts.
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C. T. Gallagher
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Lowell men face prison terms on multiple charges
Judge Pitman heard pleas from Albert and Waldo Waugh of Lowell for breaking and entering the dwelling of William Waugh, with Albert sentenced to four years in state prison and Waldo to nine months in the house of correction. John McNamara of Lowell faced bigamy with a hung jury. Osgood Sawyer and Jeremiah Harrington of Lowell stood trial for rape of Mary Ann Gleason. Henry R K Perkins of Lowell pleaded guilty to polygamy and received 18 months in the house of correction.
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Osgood Sawyer
Jeremiah Harrington
Mary Ann Gleason
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House of Correction
Court records show multiple guilty pleas and deferred sentences
In Superior Criminal Court on October 25 before Chief Justice Brigham Blanche Bean pleaded guilty to keeping a house of ill fame and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Georgie Wilson pleaded guilty to a similar offense with sentence postponed. Elmer W Harris alias Frank Wright pleaded guilty to forgery at Broadway National Bank in June with no sentence. Silas Slater and Horace Walker cases for assault and battery were not pressed. John Battles pleaded guilty to larceny from the person with sentence deferred.
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Cnief
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Georgie Wilson
Elmer W. Harris
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Municipal Court docket October 25 terse entries
In the central court Judge Churchill presided. Charles McHenry held $100 for Oct 26 assault. Henry T. Foster $300 for Nov 1 assault. Wm. Eaton $100 for appearance today assault. Frank L. Vincent fined $202 and costs for assault. Arthur M. Mooney $500 for larceny to superior court. Roxbury court: George J. Knapp and Richard Moore $50 and costs for intended adulterated milk sale. Thomas McAtee $20 and costs for lewd conduct.
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Mystic Park hosts continued October harness meet
Mystic Park resume after a fair audience as heavy track conditions gave way to strong racing. In the 2:33 class Winnie Wick and Belle Shackett led the field with Professor, Farce, and Minnie Moulton also racing. The 2:22 class saw King Almont win in straight heats, with Don Amelia C and Onawa among starters. The program notes upcoming 2:38 2:29 and 2:17 pacer races this afternoon with competitive fields.
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Railroad Matters Describe Minneapolis Line Control Change Rumor
A Minneapolis dispatch reports a rumor that the Minneapolis and St. Paul railroad may pass to the Rock Island system in an exchange of stock. It notes board changes favor Rock Island owners, potential consolidation with other lines, and possible bond funding for a connecting link, with Morton Bliss & Co. ready to supply bonds.
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Several Corporations Elect Officers for the Coming Year
The Massachusetts School for the feeble minded held its annual meeting at South Boston. New officers were elected including President Samuel Elliot and Vice President Edward Jarvis. Treasurer F W G May and Secretary W Brandt Storer were chosen along with auditors and trustees. The treasurer reported expenses of 30259.75 with state aid 17500. Improvements cost 5750, with 2500 still unpaid. Dr George G Tarbell resigned, Dr A G Smith named in his place. Sept 30 1883 pupil total was 144, new admissions 44. The twentieth annual meeting of the directors of the temporary asylum for discharged female prisoners was held, with receipts 6335.54 expenditures 6214.28 balance 122.26. State care receipts 1227.67. Secretary's year stats: 84 women cared for, 26 children, 19 women in asylum, 15 employed. The Massachusetts charitable eye and ear infirmary annual meeting followed with 9929 patients applying for treatment. Board of managers elected: Wolcott, Lowell, Hooper, Robeson, Story, Browne, Wolcott, Hemmenway, Rotech, Curtis, Thayer, Homans. Augustus Hemmenway elected treasurer and Edward I Browne secretary.
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The American Fair Draws North Carolina Interest
Despite Wednesday’s storm a sizable crowd attended the American fair with focus on North Carolina. F G Rollins presided at Lecture hall as Edward Atkinson and State Senator Poole spoke. Visitors included Col T J Sumner of Salisbury and several tar heel residents. Connecticut guests arrive today. railroad excursion planned by Consolidated and Boston and Albany to benefit the event.
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Naval Court Martial and Duty Report From Powhattan
Surgeon William K. Van Reypen reports aboard the Powhattan as a naval summary court martial convenes for Private W. J. Cody of the U.S. M. C. on theft charges. Officers listed include First Lieut. Geor. F. Elliott senior member, Lieuts. C. J. Badger and Wm. N. Winder, with C. W. Burd as recorder. Tallapoosa ships T. F. Merry arrives with sailors for Shenandoah, as dock cleansing crews work in a filthy dry dock.
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Outdoor Costumes From Mme Gerster and Mrs Langtry
Dressed for a stroll in pigeon-gray wool with a long gray mantle and bold horseshoe brocading. Mme Gerster wears a velvety hat with square crown and plumes. Mrs Langtry appears in a dark blue broadcloth walking dress with red yellow satin pleats and a narrow chamois skin band, paired with a tight waist and dark blue turban.
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Nantasket Beach Troubles in Supreme Court
The case of Abner Coburn et al versus R. M. Pulsifer et al in the Nantasket Beach railroad dispute was resumed Thursday morning before Judge Field. Mr Leavitt, director of the Boston and Hingham steamboat company, was recalled to explain his understanding of the word.
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Railroad Directors Vote Offer Settlement in Landmark Case
A railroad company considered canceling its contract for 75000 dollars with an offer to surrender notes totaling the same amount. The move was not officially communicated to the steamboat firm, and witnesses linked Moors Pulsifer and others to liabilities. Coburn and Leavitt allegedly sought control to sever steamboat relations with the railroad. Trial arguments followed as testimony described shareholdings and transfers.
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Sorghum Sugar Could Make U S Sugar From Farms
The sugar import bill tops 70 to 80 million yearly, plus duties. Le Duc and chemist Collier prove sorghum sugar can be produced domestically at competitive prices, spurring Kansas Illinois New Jersey and Louisiana plants. Rio Grande and Champaign works show strong gains. Paton Iowa and other sites expand production with hopes of ending West Indies imports.
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Philadelphia in Continent Papers Collected in Book
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Governor rejects Fisher for state almshouse post
The governor informs the Massachusetts board of health lunacy and charity that he disapproves the election of C Irving Fisher M D as superintendent and resident physician of the state almshouse at Tewksbury. A transcript from the executive council was sent but deemed insufficient notice.
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Bromfield Street
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School Street
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Frank Campbell
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Atlantic Avenue
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Congress Ct
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State St
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