Boston Stocks and Western Railroads Move Amid Dull Market
The Boston stock market opened dull and featureless with a late day uptick. Western railroads showed mixed moves as Atchison sold at 84% then rose to 843, Toledo and Milwaukee negotiations loom for Chicago and West Michigan, expanding mileage to 550 miles and boosting regional control.
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Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincey
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Town Falls
Sioux City
Chicago and
West Michigan
Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Company
Toledo and Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago and West Michigan
Pentwater
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Allegan
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West Troy
Toledo and Milwaukee
Michigan
Mong
Adams
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Baldwin
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Pere Marquette
Old Colony Sol
Eastern
Oston
Maine
Atlantic and Pacific
New York
New England
Mexican Central
Scond
Cincinnati and
Atchison, Topek
Coriuth Valley
American Bell Telephone
Boston and Northern Telephone
Quincey
Boylston Street Land Company
First National Bank of Webster Declares Semiannual Dividend
The First National Bank of Webster announces a nine a.m. semi annual dividend of three percent per note with payout details to be published in the bank's official notices.
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First National Bank of Webster
Pacific National Bank
Grain and Dairy Markets and Prices Reported
Market notes cover car lots and bids for No 2 white and mixed grains, with sellers and months noted. Receipts show corn, wheat, oats and other grains, plus butter and cheese prices in New York Boston and Chicago markets, and weekly exports, with Chicago wheat and corn futures movement and Union Stockyards figures.
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Knowles & Coon
Proctor Brothers
Liverpool
N.Y
Utica
N. Y
St. Albanus
Ubs
Elgin
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Western
Ee State Dairy
Dee
New York
Boston
Chicago
Chicago Park
Grain and flour market report with mixed prices
The market shows flour prices ranging from 3 25 to 8 for various grades, with buyers hesitant and sellers not eager. Grain items such as corn, oats, rye, and barley trade quietly or firm, while butter and eggs stay firm with diverse creamery and dairy price ranges.
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Minnesota
St Louis
Indiana
Vast Ocean Cargoes Reported From London to Havana and Matanzas
In London the Boston City and multiple firms report shipments including 40 bales skins 890 bales rags 84 do leather and numerous iron, paper, tea, coals, and sundries to various merchants. Atlantic cargoes include sperm oil, logwood, sugar, molasses, and salt aboard ships in Barbados Cape Haitian and Matanzas routes. notable consignments feature 2,600 cigars, 573 bhds molasses, 23,118 bus salt, and 25 tierces nitrate soda among others.
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London
Eng
Boston City
Hawes & Co
Baring Bros & Co
F&h
Thurber & Co
Atkins & Co
Richards & Sons
Jones & Co
Pierce & Co
Miller & Co
Oriental Tea Co
Alexander & Bros
Holt & Bughee
Magnesia Weeks & Potter
Cutler Bros & Co
Atlantic Ocean
Sarah E Lewis
Heman Smith
Barbadoes
Vesta
Cape Haytien
Fred Smith
Logwood
Boston Dyewood Co
Gonatves
Jennie R Diverty
AS & W G Lewis & Co
Guantanamo
William Hayes
Lowell Railroad
Aaine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Sailas
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Market Livestock Prices and Totals Across States
Cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and horses listed with prices and totals by state and region. Records show transport via rail lines Boston and Maine Fitchburg New York routes, with per‑car counts and market grades from first to third quality. Includes hides, pelts, and lamb price ranges, noting Western hogs counted in Brighton market.
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Mbsa
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Western
Boston
Lowell
Boston and
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Providence
Ola Colony
Brighton
N. B
Boston and Albany
Markets by Telegraph Cotton Marnes Sept 18
Markets across the nation show firm or steady tone in cotton and commodities. Reports from Philadelphia New Orleans and New York note steady demand and steady to higher prices for cotton with varied receipts and shipments. grain and flour prices edge mixed while pork and lard fluctuate in Chicago St Louis and other markets.
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Llotlos
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New York
Philadelphia
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New Orleans
DAICE
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West Indies
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Western
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White State
East India
Bond
United
South America
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Nea
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Michigan
Cincinnati
Detroit
Global Financial Briefs From London And Liverpool
Financial notices from London and Liverpool report mixed bond quotes and stock futures with Consols at 100 15 16, various railway and industrial shares including New York Central and Pennsylvania at fractional gains, and wheat and flour price movements in Liverpool. Cotton futures show modest activity with prices published and receipts noted alongside weekly market commentary from Beerbohm.
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Erie
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Reading
New York
Ontario and Western
Liverpool
California
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Uplands
Orleans
Trial of Moran and co defendants on revenue fraud
On Sept 18 before Judge Nelson jurors were empaneled. David Lane of Lowell named foreman of the first night and John H Walker of Worcester foreman of the second. John Moran John J Reagan and John C Peterson faced conspiracy to defraud the revenue. Reagan and Peterson recanted and testified against Moran, who is also tried for an additional revenue fraud count.
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David Lane
Lowell
John H. Walker
Worcester
John Moran
John J. Reagan
John C. Peterson
Reagan
Peterson
Moran
Local court records batched guilty pleas and leniencies
Before Judge Bacon, Robert Hasty pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was sentenced to four months in the common jail. Harry Lynde faced an idle and disorderly charge that was not pressed. John Rogers received two years in the house of correction for receiving stolen goods. Daniel Falvey had an assault and battery charge placed on file upon paying costs.
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Bacon
Robert Hasty
Harry Lynde
John Rogers
House of Correction
Daniel Falvey
Central and district court roundup in Boston states fines and holds
In the central court Judge Forsaith sentences Sarah Vance and Ellen Coleman to one year in the house of industry. Henry W. Kimball pays a $10 fine for malicious mischief. John Sullivan faces assault charges and is held for Thursday. Thomas Watts and John Clark await trial for attempting to rescue a prisoner. Daniel Walton and Winette Walton are held $800 for superior court on bigamy. Francis J. Cummings in South Boston fined $50 and costs for liquor nuisance and held $500 on appeal. Costello, larceny charge, held $100 bond to Sept 21. Dorchester juveniles Daniel J. Rearden and Thomas Caroll fined $10 each for stealing. Roxbury: John Kelly alias Michael Noonas sent to house of industry six months for larceny. Peter Craban held $400 bond for break in and entering.
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Sarah Vance
Ellen Coleman
House of Industry
Henry W. Kimball
John Sullivan
Thomas Watts
John Clark
Daniel Walton
Winette Walton
Superior
South
Boston
Francis J. Cummings
Costello
Dorchester
Daniel J. Rearden
Thomas Caroll
Roxbury Court
John Kelly
Michael Noonas
Peter Craban
Superior Court
List of firms embarrassed by attachments and failures
A long list shows John B. Fitzpatrick of Olneyville Rhode Island and Furness Bros of Manchester New Hampshire failing or being attached. Creditors pursue about 50 thousand dollars in liabilities against James Ludington and others, while Joshua F. Lamson in Boston reports secured and unsecured liabilities totaling around 51 thousand with real estate equity and grain hypothecations.
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Olneyville
R. I
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Manchester
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Springfield
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Eaton
Woodstock
Furness Bros
N.H
Harris & Scott
North Adams
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Stephen Weickert
New York
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Lumber Deer
Oreon and Washington Trust Investment Company, Limited
Seattle
Washington Territory
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Kastle
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State Street
Boston
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James E. Cook
Washington Street
Lower Mills
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Young, Thayer & Co
Purchase Street
Farrington & Hunnewell
West Street
Waltham Street
East Weymouth
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M. F. Dickinson, Jr
English visitor praises Berkshires beauty and quiet life
A Pittsfield Journal excerpt quotes an English traveler describing Berkshire as enchanting with forests and grand scenery. He notes the Sabbath tranquility, the select society, and the lasting impression of Lenox and surrounding areas, promising fond memories to carry home.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire
New England
White Mountains
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England
Steel rails demand and prices rise for winter delivery
Special Despatch reports increased enquiry for steel rails with bids from $36 to $37 and asks from $37 to $38 for winter deliveries. Mills are full, merchant iron easing at $210 to $220, plate mills active, orders for 50 to 200 ton lots daily, shipyards ordering Ty iron at $22 to $23 No.1 foundry gray forge $19 to $20. Stocks are declining and roughly 1,000 tons sold.
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Spieglersen
Ty Iron
Gray Forge
Property list notes multiple structures by ward and owner
A damaged OCR records several parcels and buildings including Barney Corey estate five story flat roof apartment hotel at 1409 to 1417 Washington Street ward 17. Other entries mention H M Ayer one story store at Cambridge and Perkins ward 4. R Estabrook & Son one story building West Fourth Street ward 1. G R Richards two two story dwellings Savin Hill Sagamore Street ward 24. Samuel H Buck one story carriage house Street near High Street ward 24. BE 8S Hoffman one story bakery George Street ward 20.
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Washington Street
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Cambridge
Perkins Streets
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West Fourth Street
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Savin Hill
Sagamore Street
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Why Not A Democratic Candidate From The Sun
A reader asks why the editor of the New York Sun could not be a Democratic presidential candidate. The letter notes the editor, Mr Dana, as a good man, described as tall, with a long white hair and weighing roughly 175 pounds, mentioning playful newspaper talk about his name.
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Boston Post
New York Sun
J.E.W
Dana
Supreme Judicial Court Settles Curtis will case withdrawn
Sept 18 before Judge W Allen the Curtis will case was settled by partners and withdrawn from court jurors excused until Tuesday next week In re Annie B Cochran habeas corpus petitioner about 18 married restrained by father and brother testimony not showing restraint court allowed her to live with her husband or not and ordered she might return to husband when she pleases
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W. Allen
Curtis Will
Annie B. Cochran
Boston
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