Boston Stock Market Dull Yet Steady With Active Rail Lines
Boston trading shows modest, steady activity led by Atchison Union Pacific and New York and New England with strong Mexican Central. West Shore cutbacks halted by officers, while rail schedules hold. Market totals: 3910 railroad shares 115 405, mining 165 180, land 415 121, telephone 86 15, bonds 112 595.
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Boston
Atchison
Union Pacific
New York
New England
West Shore
Transcontinental Association
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Pr Ct
Jani. Gross
Eustace C. Fitz
Messrs
Bell & Hatch Prez
Antice
Stock line items and company names in an OCR fragment
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous company names and terms such as American K and Lil Co Bijou, Brunswick Antimony, Boston Water Power, Eureka, Mexican Central, Union Pacific Rd, and numbers like 50 70 000 260 100 20, suggesting a ledger of stock or utility entries with unclear context. The dense string preserves many proper nouns but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Atch. Top
Santa Fe
American K.and Lil.co
Bijou Con
BowmansSilver Eocsese
Brunswick Antimony Onadza
Boston Water Power
Bulwer Seceree
E .Cevees
Cceeeene
Catalpa Mining
Dudek Ids
Ecreneerssseeer Eeee Eureka
N. Bessessee
Union Pacific
Wall Street Mixed as Market Closes Firm Amid Dull Trade
New York on September 4 saw a quiet but firm stock session with broad strength at close. Union Pacific St Paul Lake Shore and Lackawanna led gains while Jersey Central eased. total volume reached about 152 500 shares with many rail and utility issues cited among the active list.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Union Pacific
St Paul
Lake Shore
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Pacific Mail
Financial market snippets from London trade desk
London notices show Consols at 100 11 16 for 100, US bonds at 48 12 35, Erie at 62 3 4, Reading at 153 4, Mexican at 36 19, St Paul common at 8 42. Market chatter and slight shifts in secondary issues mark the session.
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London
Erie
St Paul Common
Interior reports famine as crops fail in Bombay region
Advices from the interior indicate near crop failure in Bombay due to rain shortage. Distress runs high with natives reportedly committing suicides from food deprivation. Western crop reports promise favorable conditions and suggest a banner corn harvest, possibly the largest ever.
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Lia
Bombay
Flour and grain prices and weekly receipts highlight market
Flour prices range from 2.60 to 6.60 per barrel with various grades listed across markets. Week receipts total 44,058 barrels and 31,598 sacks, with New York and Milwaukee showing varied declines and steady demand. wheat, corn, oats, and barley futures and spot quotes reflect a mixed thread of firmness and softness across regions.
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St L
So Ml
Ohio
Ind
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York
St Louis
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
Weltaker
White State
Western
Ilwaukee
Gloucester Market Prices for Week Ending September 4 1884
Gloucester Fish Market reports weekly prices for cod and other fish. Codfish quotes include large and medium quantities, boneless prepared fish, and various byproducts. Mackerel, herring, trout, and halibut show ongoing pricing. fresh halibut and related products list latest sales, with pogies and fish waste also priced. Source Cape Ann Advertiser.
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Georges
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Cape Ann
Imports at Boston and Halifax port markets
A long list of goods shipped to Boston and Annapolis from Liverpool and Havana notes tin plates, paper, hair, machinery, carpets, wool, earthenware, glass, fabrics, leather, and chemicals. Several firms such as Baring Bros & co and R H White & co appear with multiple packages and cargo types, including 1000 sacks, 2200 boils, 200 tons salt, and 305 boxes bacon, reflecting broad trade activity across ports and destinations. Additional entries detail codfish, eggs, fowls, and berries in Nova Scotia and Nova Scotia coastal towns, with schooners and steamers carrying perishable items to Westport Harbor and Havana, illustrating extensive transatlantic commerce.
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Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
Fulier, Dana & Fitz
Moise
Baring Bros & Co
Dawson
Richard Davie
Martin
Howard, Bullough & Ruey
Leigh & Co
Pierce, Hardy & Co
Kendall, Barrows & Co
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Brown & Griffiths
Bicycles
Conant & Dolland
Hewins & Hollis
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Crooks & Co
Wetherell Bros
A N Cook & Co
H Stearns & Co
Stone & Downer
Brown Bros & Co
H White & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Berger & Co
Baldwin Bros & Co
Porcelain Wells
Fargo & Co
Moors & Co
Tuttle _& co
Fiedler, Moedrear & Co
M Peyser & Co
White & Co
Simpson & Co
Bond, Parson & Co
Sheppard & Co
Clark, Adams & Clark
Pierce & Robertson
Hartley & Co
Hooper
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Annapolis
Chapin Bros
Drew, Wheelock & Co
J Doe
Delong & Seaman
JR Ellis & Son
Griffin & Co
Gay & Co
Green & Co
Holmes
H McMillhan
Mead
McKeever & Hall
Hall & Co
Everett
Alex Grimes
S Ellis & Co
KB Hartwell
Randall
Russell & Co
A& O
M Holmes
Westport
N S
Raymond
G Hall & Co
Foreign Exports Description of Cargoes and Destinations
Long list of cargo from multiple vessels including Birdie Norseman Dominique Lucy W Snow and others. Items cover molasses, sugar, pork, lard, paint, furniture, corn, oats, butter, oil cloths, dry goods, flour, coal, oars, dories, nails, and many more. Voyages include St Pierre Mig Brig Birdie Liverpool Norseman St John Annapolis Digby Shelburne and Nova Scotia routes with cattle, leather, fish, cheese, canned goods, tobacco, machinery, and freight totals.
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ST Pierre
Mig
Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
ST John
Ape Verde Islands
Africa
Lucy W Snow
Shelburne and Lockport
Eaward
Russell
Annapolis
Digby
Creditors to be paid in 45 cents on the dollar
A long list of debtors across multiple states shows Herman Livingston Ames and Salisbury, and others including E. E. Race East Boothbay Me and L. Shuman Hartford Conn offering creditors 40 to 60 cents on the dollar. Nearby a Wall Street bank receiver begins a 60 percent depositor dividend.
Wabash Line Finances and Arizona Grazing Claims
The Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific report for year ending June 30 1884 shows capital stock 50,406,700 funded debt 76,465,075 unfunded debt 6,557,354 total liabilities 133,429,119 track 1820.74 miles 11,952 employees earning 7,620,558 income 16,170,406 expenses 12,639,545 deficit 2,093,235. Arizona praised as grazing country with year round grass along Atlantic and Pacific route. Albuquerque growth and German settlement interest noted. Grand Trunk reopening debate cited. Milwaukee and St Paul management changes outlined with Merrill to VP role and Ripley to replace Miller. Bird to become freight traffic manager with Keyes and Goll transitioning.
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Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific
Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Railroad
Springfield
Cc Ee
Arizona
Ralph Halloran
Albuquerque
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Atlantic and Pacifc
New Mexico
Halloran
Atlantic and Pacific
Mexican Central Railroad
Mexico
Old Mexico
Sinai
Grand Trunk
Fink
Adams
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
S.S. Merrill
Ale
Mante Wi
Miller
E. P. Ripley
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Road
A. C. Bird
Keyes
Bird
N. G. Goll
Court records foreclose Portland and Ogdensburg line case
In U. S. Circuit Court, Sept. 4, judges Gray and Colt hear Mercantile Trust of New York vs Portland and Ogdensburg railroad et al. Complainants hold $80,000 bonds. Mortgage since 1871 in default since 1876. Road covers New Hampshire 35 miles and Maine 57 miles, with prior mortgage of $800,000 on portions. City of Portland intervenes seeking foreclosure across Maine and New Hampshire. Receiver authorized to issue $200,000 certificates. Main issue: foreclose NH segment only or whole line to Portland. Attorneys listed for parties.
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the Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad Company
New Sere
New Hampshire
Maine
Portland
City of
E. J. Phelps
G. C. Noble
Vermont
J. W
Sept 4 Municipal Court Roundup in Central Court
In the central court Judge Parmenter continued several cases including Mary O Neil on assault and battery until Sept 9 Thomas Howard on assault held for superior court Tom McGrail on assault and battery continued to next Tuesday D Murray arraigned for assault and pretending to be an officer fined five dollars and costs on the latter discharged Joseph Breen fined ten dollars and costs Albert Prince assault on Mary Beaty continued to Fridgeat Reddington fined ten dollars and costs in Roxbury court Campbell Sweeney fined five dollars in South Boston for two assault counts O Lean named defendant in two counts of assault held for trial John J O ilearn facing two counts of assault Lobster violations see six defendants fined thirty dollars each Antonia Viera Frank Ennis etc Edward Fitzgerald and Alice Gardner arraigned for larceny two counts bond set at two hundred dollars for the superior court.
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Fridgeat
Roxbury
Thomas Reddington
Bunker Hill
Jarvis P. Campbell
South Boston
Edward J. Sweeney
John J. O’ilearn
Suburban Short Notes: Cambridge Court Fines, Fires, and Trials
In Cambridge a woman named Mrs Bridget Forbes was fined 50 dollars for illegal possession of intoxicating drinks. A funeral for Herman Yaeger followed his death by his own act last Tuesday in Garden Court Somerville. Salem hosted a Masonic field day with Winslow Lewis Commandery entertaining Haverhill and Lawrence. A legal case in Salem, Clement v Western Union, ended with a verdict for the plaintiff and costs 25 cents. exceptions were overruled. Hull selectmen ordered three new hand hose carriages due to higher insurance rates. vehicles will be stationed at Hull village Strawberry and Sagamore Hills carrying 500 feet of hose each. In Lynn a grocer Edward S Nourse was found guilty of selling milk with less than 13 percent solids. sentence set for next Wednesday. William W Griffin had his case on adulterated milk continued. The state board of health directed the complaints. Mrs Mary B Haycroft was found on a Cambridge sidewalk with a child. she leapt from a second story window to escape her drunken husband who was arrested. she declined to testify and her injuries were not serious.
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Cambridge Court
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Herman Yaeger
Garden Court
Somerville
Winslow Lewis
Hull
Hull Village
Strawberry
Sagamore Hills
Edward S. Nourse
Lynn
Liberty and
Stewart Streets
Lynn Court
William W. Griffin
State Board of Health
Mary B
Joseph B. Haycroft
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Haycroft
Obituaries and Deaths From Berlin to Augusta and Athens
Berlin reports Field Marshal Bettenfeld dead and Italian poet Giulio Careano aged 72 also died. Capt Lanpher of the Henry A. Litchfield perished at sea. he was from Stockton, Maine, but known in Boston. Charles Hewins of Augusta, aged 65, died, a noted grammar school head and former Kennebec sheriff and probate registrar. Mrs Fanny Hill, with Rev Dr J H Hill, died in Athens after missionary service since 1830. their school for girls continues.
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Bettenfeld
Giulio Careano
Milan
Sydney
Lanpher
Henry A. Litchfield
New York
Stockton
Boston
Charles Hewins
Augusta
Kennebec County
Eugene Schuyler
United States
Greece
Fanny Hill
J. H. Hill
Athens
American Episcopal Church
Streets Extended and Vacated by Health Board
Street commissioners vote to extend Foster street in Brighton and lay out Surrey street from Foster to Parsons. Petitions seek Stanwood avenue extension to Blue Hill avenue and Wordsworth street acceptance. Board of health orders vacating blocks on Vicksburg and other streets for cleanliness and drainage faults, forcing over 80 families to relocate. more houses to be vacated today due to noncompliance.
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Foster Street
Brighton
Washington
Surrey Street
Kensington Street
Parsons Street
Marshall P. Wilder
Stanwood Avenue
Blue Hill Avenue
Thomas Pounder
Wordsworth Street
Saratoga
Milton Street
Boston
Board of Health
Vicksburg Street
West First Street
Gold Street
Boston Street
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Lincoln Street
Testimony Recalls George Fitzgerald in Collision Hearing
At the hearing on Thursday second mate George Fitzgerald testified to the light boxes on the schooner and corroborated other crew members. Captain F K Reed described sidere boxes designed to shield lights from shining on deck and noted taking charge during the second mate's watch after five crew members were discharged. The rest of the evidence offered little additional interest.
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George Fitzgerald
F. K. Reed
A Few Facts About Carpets Book Release
A new book titled A Few Facts About Carpets from John H. Pray, Sons & Co. provides valuable information on carpets and rugs, including making, value, and descriptions. It offers room measuring guidance, moths, storage tips, and other related topics for buyers and owners.
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John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Master Car Painters' Association Elects Officers at Young's
The Master Car Painters' association sits in session at Young's hotel naming John Rattenbury of the Rock Island and Pacific railroad as president F S Ball of the Pennsylvania railroad as vice president A P Sweet from the Detroit Lansing and Northern railroad as secretary and treasurer R McKeon of the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad holds the post. In forenoon papers of interest to the craft are read and the afternoon is spent at Nanaskasket beach with dinner at Rockland house. Remaining events include city tours by carriage and evening departures for home.
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Young’s Hotel
John Rattenbury
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
F. 8 S. Ball
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. P. Sweet
Detroit, Lansing and Northern Railroad
R. McKeon
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
Nantasket Beach
Rockland House
Lone Star Gun A Heritage of Three Republics
A Mexican War era brass six pounder known as the Lone Star passed through Texas Mexico and United States hands. Cast in Springfield it adorned the Santa Fe expedition carried to Santa Fe then captured by Kearney and later recaptured by Price near Chihuahua. Its fate likely rests in Santa Fe as a relic of the era.
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Texas
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United States
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Mass
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Missouri
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Doniphan
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Price
Independence
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Illinois
Obscure 19th Century Figures Tangle in Global Observations
A collage of notes on public figures and events. Dr Moffat's memorial obelisk is planned at Ormiston Scotland. John A Logan age inquiry arises from campaign politics. Longstreet runs an inn in Gainesville Ga while Swing builds a red cottage at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Romanes pursues Mind Evolution in Man. Zola and Nana referenced amid censorship. Gladstone preaches on Hawarden flower show. Chamberlain Birmingham residence, Salisbury Dieppe chalet, Churchill Scotland.
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Lake Geneva
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Cadmus
Athens
Criminal Court of
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Dieppe
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Wrecked Manhood Ad Promotes Dispensary Cure
An advertisement claims youthful indiscretions cause nervous Gobility and memory loss and offers a large illustrated treatise after sending three stamps to Wold's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York for guidance and testimonials.
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Wold’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
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