Boston Market News Shows Mixed Rail Shares Inactivity
The Boston stock market remains dull with western rail shares mixed as Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe decline to 82 while Chicago, Burlington and Quincy sits firm at 1253 and Flint and Pere Marquette up to 1019. Third week October earnings for Flint and Pere Marquette reach 57,632, up 12,229 from last year, with yearly total at 2,017,349 vs 1,677,241. Union Pacific drops from 88 to 88, and Omaha retrenchment slows operations. Rumors say Dillon may retire, Fred L. Ames to take the presidency, and the Oregon Short Line drags the system with weak local earnings. Stockholders speculate on Union Pacific holdings sales, while Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon common rises to 314. Other lines show earnings gains and changes in bonds and miscellaneous shares.
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Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Flint and
Pere Marquette
Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Dillon
Fred L. Ames
Oregon
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Eastern
Albany
Fitchburg
New York
New England
Lynn
Northern Pacific
American Bell Telephone
Bell Company
Lowell
New England Telephone Company
Asheretofore
Lowell Companies
Dividend notices from railroad and mills prompt payments
The Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland railroad company declares an 8 percent dividend on preferred stock. Boott cotton mills announce a dividend of £50 per share payable November 1. Boston and New York stock boards show orders and quotes via Richardson, Hill & Co. Private wire to NY, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily stock market quotations are available at No 40 Water Street office.
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Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad Company
Boott Cotton Mills
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Boston and Maing Railroad
Hncinece Mint
State Street
Buss
Fabyan & Co
Summer Street
Columbian Manufacturing CO
Bliss, Prabyan & Co
Oell
Reade Street
Viccay
Bedford Street
New York Financial Market Report Oct 30
New York money ease at 2 3 percent with prime mercantile paper 6 7 percent. Bar silver 110%. Foreign exchange steady with quotes 430 4514 for long and 4832 484 for short sight. Government and state bonds quiet, railway bonds irregular. Stocks steady then strong. Denver rose to 274 percent, Lackawanna shore 99, Oregon Transcontinental 56, Oregon Navigation 118, Western Union 78. market turned weaker near 2 o'clock.
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Clearing House
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Paris
Reichmarks
Oregon Transcontinental
Lackawanna
Northern Fic
Canada
Southern
Erie
Kansas
Texas
Northern Pacific
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Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Canada Pacific
Jersey Central
New York Central
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Linky
Delaware & Hud. Po
Denver & Rio
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Kansas & Texas
Louisville& Nash
Iake Erie & W
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Memphis & C
Northwestern
New Jersey
Sir
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Brig
Galatia & West
Ohio Centra
Big Pacific Mail
Peoria
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
St.l
Western Union
Oregon
Jong
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Lackawanna Shore
Grain market report with mixed oats and corn prices
The report details oats and corn pricing for October to December with No 2 white oats at 40c in October and 39c in November and 40c in December. It lists November and December prices for No 2 mixed export corn and steamer exports, plus extensive daily grain receipts, carload breakdowns, flour and meal stocks, cheese and butter market notes, and activity in Chicago and New York markets with multiple price points and total car counts.
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Liverpool
Elgin
Little Falls
Luca
St Albans
New York Mercantile Exchange
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Pennsylvania
Lillinois
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Chicago
Turd
New York
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Montana
Wyomings
Milwaukee
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Commercial Bulletin
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Grain and breadstuff prices in midwest markets
Markets show quiet activity in flour with varied classes and prices from Minnesota and Indiana mills. Cornmeal oats and rye flour quote with steady to rising trend. butter cheese eggs headline mixed shifts, while corn and oats demand remains moderate and mill feed prices hold. Provisions report active pork and lard trading with steady fresh meats and export-style demand.
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St. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Imports at Boston Havana Steamer City of Puebla
Boston and New York reports list cargoes for multiple vessels including 000 cigars from Samuel of Boston and cargoes such as 250 quaintals of dry codfish and 27 casks cod, 82 barrels herring, 300 thousand feet of lumber, 19 000 feet of hemlock, 1 box eggs. Also schooner Sylph with jank and dock items and brig F I Merryman with dry hides, camwood, sacks of Liberian coffee.
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Boston
Havana
Puebla
New York
Samuel
Shelburne
N S
Vast Foreign Exports List From Liverpool and Colonies
Detailed imports and cargoes listed for multiple vessels including Steamer Parthia and Steamer Bulgarian with quantities of wheat pork beef butter and cotton. Also catalogues cargoes from Demerara and several Nova Scotia schooners with flour, codfish, vegetables, and hardware across extensive shipboard inventories.
An 19th Century Railroad Receipt Summary from Various Lines
A compact ledger style record lists railroad receipts across multiple lines including Stapice Products Fitchburg Grand Junction Old Colony and others. The entries show quantities of cotton wool flour corn meal oats barley malt millseed middlings cotton seed meal tallow pork grease butter cheese eggs potatoes beans hay lumber leather hides and pelts with counts in bales boxes bushels barrels rolls cases and cars.
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Stapice
Fitchburg
Hasterp Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Riggs
Recine
Gotton
Bacon
Sanistine
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Amoury of Live Stock Prices and Totals
Market report detailing cattle sheep and hog totals by state and road Car counts by rail lines with Boston and Albany leading 524 total. Prices shown for beef stove cattle hides and sheep and lambs with quality grades and weights. Includes notes on classification and regional markets Brighton and western hogs reference.
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Boston
Lowell
Hoston
Mauine
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New York
New England
Providence
Brighton
N. B
Boston and Albany
Cotton Prices and Market Report Across Cities
The region observes mixed activity with cotton and commodities listed across Charleston, Philadelphia, Galveston, Savannah, and New York. Net receipts vary by port, with market tones described as steady to dull and mid to high prices noted for several staples.
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Charleston
Philadelphia
Galveston
Savannah
Otic
United States
Brin
France
Chatmel
Ceteten
Ralea
Cravcen-Vscansee
Wilmington
Boston Marriages From October Notices
October marriage records from Boston and nearby areas list couples including John Bowen and Blanchard, George Nason and Nettie Sceggel, Edwin Naylor and Etta L Leighton, Charles H Templeton and Mary C Hadfield, and others. Couples hail from Boston Dorchester Melrose Dedham South Boston Newton Highlands and comprise names such as Seabury Wentworth Sturtevant Paine Watson and Peakes.
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Sturtevant—Paine
Newton Highlands
George G Phipps
David Sturtevant, Jr
Mary Agnes Paine
Melrose
Empleton—Hadfield
Boston
Joann Wright
Charles H Templeton
Mary C Hadfield
Watson—Peakes
M E Wright
Edward A Watson
Dedham
Louisa A Peakes
Arrest of Holt on Pension Certificate Charge
Commissioner Hallety C. Holt was arraigned for receiving and withholding a pension certificate as payment for go. He was held in $500 for examination on Friday.
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C. H. Holt
Willard P Phillips versus Eastern railroad equity bill
Willard P Phillips sues the Eastern railroad seeking an injunction to block leasing to Boston and Maine railroad, arguing legislature action unconstitutional against the mortgage sinking fund. Hearings discussed adding bondholders and Boston and Maine as parties with trustee representation debated. judge reserved ruling.
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Eastern Railroad Et
Boston and Mane Railroad Company
Eastern Railroad
Olney
Boston and Maine Railroad
Reston and Maine Company
William G. Russell
George Putnam
Richard Olney
Sol. Lincoln
Eben D. Jordan
Legal cases before Judge BlopGurt and others in Boston
A batch of 1870s court notes includes Fannie McMahon vs Jeremiah O Connor action for loss of a 52 piece schedule of silver spoons jewels wearing apparel and household goods with prior lien for board settled by 50. Sturtevant vs Wentworth concerns a 10 000 loan commission claim with verdict for defendant. Greenwood vs Collins seeks rent for December 1875. premises allegedly damaged by water, lease terms limit rent. Hennessy vs Conner notes 750 loan to daughter secured by second mortgage disputed by mother and son verdict for plaintiff. Lewis vs Willcutt promissory note 350 verdict for plaintiff. McHugh vs Goodpnow tort assault case with a four year old plaintiff injured by a stick of wood near defendant’s business.
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Jeremiah O’connor
L. J. Drake
George W. Searle
W. W. Doherty
Josiah D. Sturtevant
O.m.wentworth
Hancock Street
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S.J. Thomas
R. Lund
Martha J.greenwood
Joseph W. Collins
Emerson Street
Boston
T. H. Niles
H. F. Nephen
Catherine Hennessy
Grant Conner
Aleges
C. F. Paige
Paul West
Thomas Lewis
Samuel D. G. Willcutt
C. R. Brainard
J. W. Pickering
Edward McHugh
Felix Goodpnow
Inerg Street
M. H. Swett
T. J. Monson
Municipal Courts Report October 20
In central court Judge Parmenter John R Carberry third drunken six months in the house of industry Edward McKnight charged with selling a horse by false pretences held in 500 bond for appearance November 8 Daniel Caswell and Temple Craig fined 10 each for selling firearms to minors Margaret Nugent fined 10 and costs for malicious mischief James Bronsa fined 10 and costs for larceny Charles Conroy charged with larceny held in 300 for November 1 John H Collins charged mis habit held in 300 for superior court Boston Highlands Adam Wise and John Fay fined 10 and costs each for throwing missiles Thomas Mooney charged with larceny held 3800 for further appearance South Boston Michael J Conley examined on rescuing a prisoner held in 100 bonds for superior court East Boston Joseph Perline for assault and malicious mischief fined 10 and costs committed in default of payment.
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House of Industry
Edward McKnight
Daniel Caswell
Temple Craig
Margaret Nugent
James Bronsa
Charles Conroy
East Boston
Joseph Perline
Boston Winthrop and Point Shirley railroad annual meeting report
The annual meeting at No 4 Exchange Place noon today reviewed the treasurer S W Hale’s figures showing Oct 1 1882 cash on hand 1728 99 and passenger income 11469 55 total 13199 54. After operation costs taxes and interest a balance of 1026 97 remained the road’s condition praised with a 25 percent earnings gain from the prior year and 155000 passengers carried versus 120000. Directors elected: John H Buttrick Samuel W Hale Clarence A Parks Francis French Alex Beal. Officers named: President J H Buttrick Vice President Francis French Treasurer Samuel Hale Clerk and Superintendent C A Parks. The meeting voted to raise capital stock to 50000 and bonded debt to 50000 to pay floating debt and buy equipment. In related notes, Emigration from Maine to California was announced by Bangor Commercial with details of a Rockport Rockland party of 42 traveling to San Francisco with plans to reside in the upper Sacramento valley. The trip was arranged amid competition among Boston western trunk lines. rates and car arrangements improved by Grand Trunk and Union Pacific agents.
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Alex Beal
J. H. Buttrick
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Rockland
F. H. Small
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Henry Melindy
Chicago and Northwestern
Jim Smith
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Iron trade in eastern Pennsylvania remains weak this week
Philadelphia reports limited business across steel and iron markets with low prices for lower grades and deferred heavy orders. Foundry and refined irons see troughs while steel rails and structural iron demand shows some activity. coke and bituminous coal markets weaken though coke prices edge up. Reading weekly production totals and rail tonnage cited.
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Spiegeleisen
gScrap
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Industrial Home Trains Poor Youths at No 39 North Bennett
The Industrial Home under Mrs. Caswell proves industrial training for the poor is feasible. It funds tuition through department costs, teaches saving with a 10 percent bonus on pennies, and places youths in productive roles. Forty boys from Eliot school have worked in carpentry and the counting room for daily school discipline, turning out bill heads and receipts for Abram French & Company as a model of self help and employment.
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North Bennett Street
L. E. Caswell
Abram French & Company
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