Market Report From Decrease Iowa Falls and Sioux City
Earnings for the fourth week in August show 1885 at 13,449 and 1884 at 15,352 with a decrease of 1,903 since January 1, 1885 total 375,600. Stocks include Flint and Pere Marquette preferred at 78, Atlantic and Pacific at 7, Union Pacific steady 48, Boston and Albany 1783, Boston and Lowell 1181, Pas sumpsic stock held firm under lease speculation, Fitchburg 1154, Mexican Central 7s weak 39 to 39 1/2, scrip 68, and New York and New England 6s steady 108. Oregon Short Line 6s at 90, Illinois Grand Trunk 8s at 114 1/4, Chicago Burlington and Quincy 4s at 90 4, Denver Extension 4s 95 4, Oscola 3 to 13, Quincy 37, Tamarack steady 6. Mr Isaac B Bromley of Union Pacific leaves for Omaha on six weeks of business, via Portland. Bell Telephone 197, Erie down to 27 3/4.
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Prices of Livestock and Hides From Regional Market
The listing shows Farrow cows at 15 to 30 dollars, fancy cows at 50, working oxen per pair 100, milch cows and calves from 2548, yearlings 10 to 20, ages two to three years at 14 to 24, Western fat swine 4144 5c lb, northern dressed hogs 544 5%4c. Sheep and lambs priced in lots with sheared 200 to 350, extra 409 to 450, veal calves 242 to 63, hides and tallow rates for Brighton and country hides, calf skins 10c per pound, dairy skins and lamb skins 40 to 65c.
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Creditors seize assets in widespread New York and Providence losses
Ties estimated at $200,000. Heaviest losers include cotton brokers in New York. John Conoughey, grocer, Providence, RI, assigned to Charles H. Page. Arthur Rich, fruits and confectionery, Providence, RI, failed. Judson Winn, boots and shoes, Ithaca, NY, assigned. J. Z. McChesney, dry goods, Charleston, WV, failed. O. Ross, general trader, Albemarle, NC, failed. W. Durpee, Beaver Dam, OH, failed. Morris & Sampler, clothing, Joliet, IL, judgment for $7,000. Protracted losses continue for dry goods in Shelbyville, TN. Joseph Helm, boots and shoes, Louisville, KY, attached. F. C. Tracy, hardware, Sturgis, MI, failed. Beeson, hardware, Goddard, KS, assigned. McGill & Truman, agricultural implements, Louisville, KY, failed and assigned. Suffolk County real estate attachments, and contract suits valued at $10,000 and $200 respectively.
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Court Records Infringement Suit Over Patented Shoe Machines
United States Circuit Court on September 8 held that a patent infringement suit against defendants using unlicensed machines for boot and shoe sales can proceed. The court overruled demurrers, finding jurisdiction and validity of contracts not contrary to public policy. Attorneys for complainants and defendants argued the case.
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Ella B. Dunham
James M. Bent
Henry Dunham
Dunham
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C. F. Perkins
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Court_SESSION Summary Under Judge Nelson
The September term of the court opened before Judge Nelson with a duly empaneled grand jury. After the judge charged the panel, they retired to consult counsel.
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Supreme Judicial Court Opening Trials In Sept Term
The September term of the Supreme Judicial Court opened at 9 o clock with trials in progress. In equity, Catherine Kellehar as administratrix appeals a probate decree denying a claim for nursing care and other services for Dennis Murphy from 1876 to 1882 totaling 215 dollars 38 cents. Unfinished. J A Maxwell represents the plaintiff. W F McKone for defendants. Also James P Van Lear vs Samuel O Daniels involves alleged misuse of the Von Lear name in lime juice business. An injunction granted June 13 last. The plaintiff seeks contempt via attachment. decision reserved until Tuesday. K W Smith and Russell Gray for the plaintiff. L S Dabney for the defendant.
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Honora Ellis
Dennis
Murphy
J. A. Maxwell
W. F. McKone
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von Lear
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Patrick Murovby
Nova Scotia
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Wills Probated and Admin Letters Issued in Local Estates
The wills of John Hassam Joseph Burnett Dennis Collins William Gordon Mary Kelley Jotn Doherty Hannah Lynch John Skidmore Ebenezer A Hollis Nancy B Goodridge Catherine Feeny James McPike Charles Nichols James Moran Margaret Murray Eliza Dodo Lina Solger and Joseph W Torrey have been probated. Letters of administration have been taken out on the estates of I Winslow Pierce Samuel Lawrence Join Bath Susan E Maynard Caroline Simpson Mary Bean Birdie May Spence Herbert G Thurston Emily Colby James A Roberts James Hicks Catherine Coulter John McCarthy Mary Sullivan James M Sadler Henrietta Levi John Maginot Max Friedman Joseph G Bell William G Henry Chas Andrews Thomas Kiljcullen Arabella T Freed iey Charles K Campbell Joseph R Draper Abigail Hammond and Sarah Johnston
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Joseph Burnett
Dennis Collins
William Gordon
Mary Kelley
Jotn Doherty
Hannah Lynch
John Skidmore
Ebenezer A. Hollis
Nancy B. Goodridge
Catherine Feeny
James McPike
Charles Nichols
James ‘’. Moran
Margaret Murray
Eliza Dodo
Lina Solger
Joseph W. Torrey
I. Winslow Pierce
Samuel Lawrence
Join Bath
Susan E. Maynard
Ruperison Court Passes Verdict in Lowell Case
Middlesex County September term opened in Lowell with Job Cushing and Leonard Hastings selected as juries foremen. Case No. 638 Charles E Danforth et al v Emma M Duprez ended with a $1170 verdict for the plaintiff over a labor and materials claim for painting the Washington house in Lowell. Attorneys N D Pratt and William H Anderson argued. No trial list completed. three more of the first ten cases ready.
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Job Cushing
Chedford
Leonard J. Hastings
Charles E. Danforth
Emma M. Duprez
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William H. Anderson
Canadian Pacific Plans Montreal to Saint John Link
Canadian Pacific aims to push a Montreal to Saint John railway, leveraging a recent 15 million dollar loan and strong surveys. The plan envisions a Lachine rapids crossing near Montreal, a steel lattice bridge, and connections via the Richelieu river to St. Johns, with possible ties to Central Vermont lines and further eastern routes to Lake Megantic and beyond. The project would connect to Boston and Portland routes through existing and prospective lines.
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Canadian Pacific Road
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Shefford
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West Farnham
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International
Bass Drummers Guild Adopts By Laws After Loud Debate
A chaotic session ends with the Bass Drummers Association approving by laws that ban left handed members and create a death benefit of 1467 for widows of bass drummers. Master Deafhead wowed attendees with a bass drum solo as the convention closed with a fugue and shattering glass of joy.
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Thumper
Lynn
Deafhead
Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association
About 300 members attended the second annual meeting in Saratoga New York starting with President A D White delivering a speech on The Influence of American Thought on the French Revolution. Goldwin Smith spoke on The Political History of Canada and papers were presented by T R Breckett on The Free Negro in Maryland and Justin Winsor on An Italian Portolano of the Sixteenth Century. The morning session adjourned for a long recess and the American Social Science association held a separate meeting with several addresses but no discussions.
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Harvard University
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Democratic and political notes from a 19th century press
Collector Smakey travels to Washington as Maine Democrats plan a strong rally in about ten days. The third party movement targets Iowa with a Cedar Rapids mass convention on September 23. The Norwich Bulletin reports a violent scriptural headline about Collector Troup. Brooklyn mayoral candidates include Lynn Bee Kiernan and Comptroller Chapin. Gen Jourdan is named as a possible Republican.
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