Boston Bank Statement Bears On Atchison Market Action
The Boston money market opens steady with call loans 2 to 2¾ percent and other papers from 3 to 6 percent. The Boston bank statement shows a reduced surplus by 44,200 dolla rs, with loans down 1,356,300 and deposits up 593,700. Atchison activity weakens from 69¾ to 68¾, while rumors of earnings drops and a possible 4 percent dividend circulate amid broad stock moves and railroad subsidy questions.
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Boston
New York
Bank of England
Associated Banks of
Cenee
Cece
Paulus
Rcichsmales
Giana
Sac
Gary
Lieah
SRD
Somesud OG
Atchison
Bears
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, Burlington and Northern
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Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Atlantic and Pacific
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Pullman
Union Pacific
Washington
Johnson
Sre
Adams
Central Pacific
California Southern Railroad
Central Massachusetts
Fitchburg
New England
Eastern
Mexican Central
Oregon Short Line
California Southern
Chicago
West Michigan
New Mexico
South Pacific
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
Oriental Metal Manufacturing Company
Thomson- Houston Electric Lighting Company
Lynn
Bell Telephone
Tropical
Calumet
Hecla
Tamarack
Franklin
Quincy
New York Financial Markets Endure Wide Price Fluctuations
Markets opened with broad optimism as rail and bond sectors showed activity. News of potential dividends and joint telegraph company progress spurred a rally, but heavy selling by operators pushed prices down before a late recovery, while various bonds and commodities, including pork, lard, and cotton, fluctuated with mixed strength across exchanges.
Trade And Its Outlook In A Quiet Market Day
On call Monday there was no trading and the general market showed ease with no definite activity. Old oats remained nominal with settling prices unchanged. details include No 2 white cash 38 bid, September 38 bid and 42 asked, October 34 1 4 bid and 34 1 4 asked, November 3 1 4 bid and 345 1 4 asked, December 31 1 4 bid and 35 asked, January 35 1 4 bid and 36 asked, May 37 1 4 bid and 38 asked, settling at 39 1 4. Inspections listed 8 cars across various wheat and corn grades, with oats counts varied and several rejected cars noted.
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Virginia
Wilmington
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
New York
Manila
Iloilos
Portolco
Domingo
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
St Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
Clower
Digest of Markets and Local Telegraphic Flour and Grain
Digest notes market movements in flour and grain. Includes price observations and mercantile activity from regional exchanges, with brief mentions of supply shifts and demand factors affecting early trade. No names or dates clearly discernible from the readable text.
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads and Regions
A condensed list shows shipments by several railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New Haven Fitchburg Maine Western and Eastern divisions Lowell and Ly Sea. Totals cover wool flour cornmeal corn oats sugar butter eggs and leather among numerous items with hundreds to thousands of units reported.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New Saciand Hauroai
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Western Division
Eastern Division
Lowell
Leo Esiera
Bates
Total Receipts of Staple Products September 21
The table shows total receipts of principal staples at this port from all shipment points including transit goods, comparing with the same day last year. It lists commodities and amounts to reflect changes in inbound flows and year over year variations.
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Union Pacific Railway Company
Utah Northern
Pocatillo
Garrison
Helena
Green Bay
Winona
St. Paul
Superior
Minneapolis
Duluth
United States
Chicago
Court Record Infringement Suit Over Bottle Washing Patent
William G. Hoyt and others sue George S. Slocum and others for patent infringement concerning a bottle washing machine patented March 25, 1879 by Miles and Lovett. Defense claims prior public use and earlier patents. Hearing before Judge Carpenter with Clauncy Smith and Fk P. Fish for complainant and George D. Noyes for defendants. The second matter involves a railroad contract conflict with Boston and Mystic Valley railroad, alleging breach, assignment for $15,600, payments made, seeking $5,000 and $11,048 plus contractor sums. defense cites payment and a release. Trial lawyers listed.
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William G. Hoyt
George S. Slocum
Letter’s
Miles & Lovett
United States
Clauncy Smith
Fk. P. Fish
George D. Noyes
Carpenter
Stephen C. Mills Ys
Stephen Dow
Boston and Mystic Valley Railroad Company
A. G. Stanchfield
Geo. O. Shattuck
W. A. Monroe
Thacher Executor vs Doolittle on Cooke will appeal
The Suprem e Judicial Court hearing resumed Sept 21 before Judge Field. The case involves Thacher, Executor, appealing a probate decree that allowed the will of Mrs Ellen A Cooke. The trial continues.
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Suplelme Judicial Court
Judge Field
Thacher
Doolittle
Ellen A. Cooke
Superior Court fair verdict in mortgage foreclosure case
In Middlesex County Sept 21 before Judge Knowlton judge. The case Lorenzo Phelps vs James Sullivan ended with a verdict for the defendant on an action to foreclose a mortgage on land owned by the defendant. The Read ing Savings bank held a $1000 mortgage, with the plaintiff alleging forged signature. Rich trial details include counsel names and multiple numbered dockets awaiting trial.
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Lorenzo Phelps
James Sullivan
Reading Savings Bank
George H. Stevens
Solon Bancroft
Phebe Ducharmus
Chas. Berand
Municipal Court Rotes Present Fines and Holdovers
In the municipal court on Monday Charles J. Layvis and Charles J. Hall of Spring Lane were fined 100 dollars and costs for oe pools. Isaac Allen faced 500 dollars bail for threats to Annie Allen and 800 dollars for adultery with Georgie Eli. John Robertson was held 1200 dollars for his appearance in the superior court for breaking and entering Ann Dolan’s house. Champ Powers faced 1000 dollars bail for trial Sept. 24. Peter Sheridan held 500 dollars for appearance Sept. 23. Henry Hunt held 5000 dollars for trial Oct. 29. Thomas Larrasey and George Dolan each held 500 dollars for trial upstairs for larceny of a horse and wagon from James E. O'Brien. In South Boston, Thomas Robertson and Frank Johnson were held 100 dollars each for playing hockey Sunday.
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Charles J. Layvis
Charles J. Hall
No. 2
Spring Lane
Isaacc Allen
Annie Allen
Georgie Eli
John Robertson
Ann Dolan
North Margin Street
Charles
Champ” Powers
Daniel McMillan
Peter Sheridan
Henry Ilunt
Timothy Sweney
Thomas Ide
Thomas Larrasey
George Dolan
James E. O’brien
South Boston
Thomas Robertson
Frank Johnson
Water Board report on Sudbury Mystic supply pollution
Boston Water Board reports on pollution sources in the Sudbury Cochituate and Mystic supplies. It details 22 water samples analyzed by Prof Wood, progress and limits of Western and Mystic division efforts, prosecutions planned, and the outlook for 1886 with Basin 4 highlighted as a likely pure reservoir.
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Sudbury
Cochituate
Mystic
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Water
THE
Boston Water Board
City Hall
Bostron
Hugh O’ Brien
Western
E. 8. Wood
Mystic System
Mystic Valley
Desmond Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Framingham
Westborough
Ashland
Course
Pegan Brook
Natick
Board of Health
Law Department
J. H. Brown
Mystic Division
Boston
E. ©. Clarke
State Drainage Commission
Drainage Commission
Abajonna
Horn Pond
Horace T. Rockwell
William B. Smart
Thomas F. Doherty
Atchison Venture Praised and Rail Market Update
Reports from New England recount success of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe excursions to Kansas City and San Francisco with praise for a courteous agent. The piece notes neutral routing, broader rail ties, and upcoming trips as rail-car orders rise and lines seek standard gauge upgrades and network harmony.
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Atchison
New England
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Company
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Garrett
Europe
London
Philadelphia
New York
Standard Life Saving Mattress Co
City of
Louisville
New Albany
St Louis
Cameron
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Chicago
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Denver
Lake Champlain Consolidated Mort
First Blow in WIC Case Leaves Defendants Discharged
In municipal court Judge Adams hears conflicting testimony from William Dix and witnesses May Fiske and Harry Northrop about an assault on Dix and his wife at 34 Eliot Street. Dix claims May Fiske and Northrop attacked him with a soap stone match. Fiske denies striking and asserts Dix choked her. The court discharges May Fiske and Northrop after weighing the competing accounts.
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William Dix
Adams
May Fiske
Harry Northrop
Dix
Eliot Street
Mr. Dix
Northrop
Jessie Dix
Frodock
Pix
Judge Galbraith Denounces Bank Wrecker Brabender
The Erie Dispatch reports Judge Galbraith’s sentencing address for Adam Brabender, bank president. He condemns the projected misery inflicted on the community, noting insolvency since Brabender’s involvement, unlawful taking of over $332,000 from savers, and secret speculation with bank funds alongside Pettit.
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The
Erie Dispatch
Galbraith
Adam Brabender
Pettit
Yourselff
Discharged Woman in Court Amid Conflicting Attestations
Judge Adams hears a dispute with Hannah Conway denying assault by a man named William Brown who testifies he was watching from a window. he claims she is his mother in law. The judge notes the conflicting accounts and releases the woman.
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Hannah Conway
William Brown
Probate Admissions In Suffolk County Court List Names
Wills of several deceased persons were admitted to probate in the Suffolk county probate court Monday. Names include Ruel Alden Joseph P Paine Mary A P Cummings Louisa B Gil son Elden A Tilden Henry G Capen Michael Harney Sarah A Tompkins Fred Mareck. Administration granted on Mary Dowse Dennis Kelly Louis E Artault Willard B Gooch Charlotta R M Ordway Joren Merry Herbert Orpin Edward T Wood ward Michael Clark Sarah B Dean Eleanor G Allen John Brander Maria Dillon Oscar E fing Thomas Daley Albertus C Richardson Wm Sutton Francis Thomson Horace M Carr James Cutter Alexander Fullerton.
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Suffolk County
Ruel Alden
Joseph P. Paine
Mary A. P. Cummings
Louisa B. Gilson
Elden A. Tilden
Henry G. Capen
Michael Harney
Sarah A. Tompkins
Fred Mareck
Mary Dowse
Dennis Kelly
Louis E. Artault
Willard B. Gooch
Charlotta R. M. Ordway
Joren Merry
Herbert Orpin
Edward T. Woodward
Michael Clark
Sarah B. Dean
Eleanor G. Allen
John Brander
Maria Dillon
Oscar E. Fing
Thomas Daley
Albertus C. Richardson
Wm. Sutton
Francis Thomson
Horace M. Carr
James Cutter
Alexander Fullerton
Man Claims Theft of Carpenter Tools in Larceny Spree
A man calling himself Henry Harris surrendered at police station 2 claiming he stole a large set of carpenters tools from John Crawford of No. 1 Lyman street. He produced pawn tickets for 13 planes and other items, tools were recovered, Harris held at division 3, larceny traced to a spree last Friday while intoxicated.
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Henry Harris
Capt. Wilkins
John Crawford
Lyman Street
Harris
Fourth annual meeting of American forestry congress to be held at Horticultural Hall
A local committee led by William C. Strong and Daniel Needham has arranged the fourth annual American Forestry Congress at Horticultural Hall. The program spans Tuesday to Friday, Sept 22–25 with welcomes, papers on forests of California and Canada, state forest laws, forest economy, and Arbor Day discussions, plus evening addresses by Gov. Robinson and others. Visitors may join, register, and attend freely, with group discussions limited to five minutes per speaker.
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Horticultural Hall
William C. Strong
Daniel Needham
John E. Russell
George Noyes
Benjamin G. Smith
William H. Spooner
Hugh O’brien
Boston
Higley
N. H. Egleston
Washington, D. C
California
Prentice Mulford
Mass
Middlesex Fells
Elizur Wright
E. B. Southwick
Charles W. Spurr
P. H. Dudley
Gov. Robinson
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
H.J. Joly
Quebec
Massachusetts Forestry Law
George B. Loring
Massachusetts
B. G. Northrop
LL. D
United States
Canada
Hon
H. J. Joly
J. S. Hicks
Roslyn
N. Y
Colorado
Edgar T. Ensign
8. W. Powell
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Pomological Society
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Pittsburg
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Cincinnati
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Hingham
Charles Mohr
Mobile
Ala
fHion
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Ben Perley Poor
Newburyport
Norman J.coleman
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
A.D. Mayo
Warner Miller
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H. Rh. Low
New York Senate Committee On Forestry
Woods Hall
Joseph F. Fay
Congress
Bussy Institute
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Thurman Campaign Moves to Ohio and New York
The Morton talk shifts from Maine to New York as Thurman plans his first Ohio campaign speech in Toledo on October 1. The piece notes defeated candidates Butler St John and Belva Lockwood meeting in a Washington court, legal actions in Holyoke, and political maneuvering across Ohio and nearby states with references to Democrats Republicans and reformers.
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