Dull market with mixed gains and bond news
The market shows little vigor with minor rises across several rails and utilities. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe edged higher to 703, Chicago Burlington and Quincy to 1203, and Union Pacific fluctuated near 494 after a brief 50½ reading amid reports of six months’ charges and dividends shortfall.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Pullman Palace
Pullman
Pennsylvania Road
Central Iowa Railroad Company
Sully-Sage
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Little Rock and Junction Railroad
Louisana
Missouri River
Summit
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Wisconsin Central
Mexican Central
Sevler
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
New York
Boston
Albany
New England
Fitchburg
Lowell
Maine Central
American Bell Telephone
Erie
Downs
Erie Telegraph Company
Calumet
Hecla
Huron
Osceola
Quincy
Consolidated Pacific
Commercial exchange on call with varied car bids
On call today trading slowed with 36 cars sold. October bids show 363gc at 36 percent asked while November 361gc bid 365gc asked. December 3873gc bid 37 gc asked. January 36%3gc bid 363gc stated.
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Commercial Exchange
Flour and grain market digests and city receipts
A digest notes a dull to weak flour market with a recent slight improvement driven by holder optimism. New spring wheat flour offered 10 25c below quotes. quality meets last year. New York receipts 17,292 bbls, sales 17,400 bbls with mixed prices. Chicago quiet, St. Louis steady, Milwaukee steady with varied receipts and shipments.
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New York
City Mills
Minnesota
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Duluth
Toledo
Detroit
White State
United States
Great Britain
France
Continent
Augusta
Norfolk
Baltimore
Memphis
New Orleans
Wilmington
Charleston
Louisville
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Galveston
Savannah
Mobile
Pork and Lard Market Notes with Varied Quotations
Market closes firm for pork and lard with steady demand across cities. Prices show hogs, beef, and lard moving, with pork cuts ranging around 16 to 19 dollars and lard around 7.9 to 8.5 cents, while bulk meats and hams remain firm or higher as regional bids and sales are reported.
Receipts of Staple Products Across Rail Lines
A detailed ledger lists shipments and quantities of wool, flour, corn, sugar, coffee, tea, butter, cheese, eggs, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, and other staples moving via Boston and Albany Hayroad, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Maine, Lowell, Peabody Salem and other Expresses, and Sea routes. The figures cover September 25 with hundreds to thousands of units per commodity and railroad.
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Sydney
Nsw
Nina Sheldon
ST Pierre
Mig
Charlottetown
Meteghan
Willie
Annapolis
Boston and Albany
Bates
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Sea
Atone Hongines
Iimes
Suirs
Indecent assault case leads to simple assault sentence
In Superior Criminal Court on Sept 25 before Judge Gardner, John Kelly was convicted of a simple assault for an indecent assault on three girls and sentenced to one year in the house of correction. John J. Connors pleaded guilty to assault and fined $50 and costs. Unpressed cases included William F. Deacon embezzlement Hannah Mathews concealing leased property William McIntire liquor law violation.
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John Kelly
House of Correction
John J. Connors
William F. Deacon
Hiannah Mathews
William McIntire
Man Falls on Ice Claim Against Lowell City
John T. Weeks sues City of Lowell after breaking his arm when he slipped on a Bridge street sidewalk last January. Plaintiff argues neglect in keeping the sidewalk passable as ice and snow remained. City defense cites Boston and Lowell railroad company excuse for snow removal near tracks. E D McVey for plaintiff and N D Pratt and C S Lilly for railroad appear. other cases listed for trial.
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Mary E. Wright
Gilman F. Wright
John T. Weeks
City of
Lowell
Bridge Street
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
E. D. McVey
N. D. Pratt
Lilly
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Smith
Colby
Webster
Reed
Administrator
Hyde
Atherton
Atkins
Municipal Courts September 25 hear cases before Judge Adams
Central court: Mary Listen fined 10 for assault. James Dickinson held 800 on larceny. Rose Hardy six months in house of industry for idle disorderly conduct. Kate Leahy held 200 for idle and disorderly. Crehan of Woburn 1500 for embezzling. Coffey and McDonald 800 each for larceny. Edward Connolly fined 10 and costs for assault. John Conway 800 for robbery. John Mack larceny fined 15 and costs. Norton embezzling tags valued at 11000 held 6000. Brighton: John Clayton of Newton fined 15 and costs for assault. East Boston: Edward Myrick fined 10 and costs for assault, appealed. Roxbury: Cobb of Malden, Loure, Biasser fined 50 and costs for skimmed milk not labelled, all appealed. Keating assault fined 10 and costs. Foy and Haddock breaking and entering and larceny held 400 for superior court. Haddock later fined 15 and costs for larceny. James Murphy and James Connoly larceny fined 30 and half costs. for assault fined 5 and half costs each.
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Adams
Mary Listen
James Dickinson
Rose Hardy
House of Industry
Kate Leahy
John R. Crehan
Woburn
Daniel F. Coffey
Susan McDonald
Edward Connolly
John Conway
John Mack
Michael Norton
Brighton
John Clayton
Newton
East Boston
Edward Myrick
Roxbury
John Cobb
Malden
Frank Loure
Parker Street
Arnold Biasser
Sterling Street
Thomas Keating
James Foy
Godfrey Haddock
Superior Court
James Murphy
James Connoly
Insolvencies and Assignments Rumored in Various Firms
A sweep of debt actions and assignments across the Northeast lists Clement Littlejand & Co Boston insolvent with assets about $500 liabilities $1200. A. Louis Charlestown creditors offered 24 percent. I W Dodge Co Beverly petitioned into insolvency. Brockton blacksmith William Tilden failed. Gouldsboro hotel attached for $2000. FE A Wood Brattleboro assigned. D W Brosnahan Bellows Falls insolvent. William J Ferguson New York cloak maker assigned to John J Adams, Jan 1883 capital $11000. Philip Lust New York feathers assigned to Isidor Rosenthal. Hotchkiss & Wilder Syracuse wagon maker assigned. $90000 liabilities. Brower & Son Albany silversmiths assigned. 25 years in business. Hanauer corsets No 25 Lispenard New York schedule shows liabilities $677144, assets $606051 actual $506051. Day Bros Peoria Beloit failed. Ott crockery Denver assigned to Billings & Pierson. W Hathaway & Co crockery San Francisco failed. Suffolk County Real Estate Attachments listed. Several contract actions in Suffolk and Massachusetts.
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Clement Littlejand & Co
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
A. Louis
Main Street
Charlestown
I. W. Dodge & Co
Beverly
Mass
William Tilden
Brockton
George W. Whittaker
Gouldsboro
FE. A. Wood
Brattleboro
D. W. Brosnahan
Bellows Falls
Waliam J. Ferguson
Church Street
New York
John J. Adams
Havin
H. B. Claflin Co
Philip Lust
Greene Street
Isidor Rosenthal
Hotchkiss & Wilder
Nathan Froman
Day Bros
Peoria
Ill
Beloit
Wis
New York City
L. M. Ott
Crockery
Denver
Col
L. W. Steele
Billings & Pierson
San Francisco
Cal
W. Hathaway & Co
Suffolk County
Richard T. Howes
Ann
Nancy
Schofield
Bodie District Advices Mark Mine Improvement
Advices from the Bodie district indicate steady improvement in mine conditions. Consolidated Pacific developments proceed with rapidity and good results, with most work centered on Pacific No. 1.
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Bodie
Consolidated Pacific
Pacific No. 1
Consolidated Pacific lodes attract Bodie miners and Brunswick debt talks
A Bodie mining party praised Consolidated Pacific as a promising vein intersecting Fortuna and Standard lodes, while Brunswick Antimony faces a $94,041 debt and a $1 per share assessment due Oct 6. Directors propose six months of working capital if the levy is paid. otherwise owners may take private control.
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Fortuna
Consolidated Pacific
Brunswick Antimony Company
Medford
Comany
Boston and Maine
Hibbard
Herald
Railroad car couplers under Massachusetts act examined
The Massachusetts legislature passed a law requiring automatic or safe couplers on all freight cars within the state. The railroad commissioners began formal testing and examination of various coupler designs with experts and observers from several states present. Multiple makes were shown as candidates, with endorsements and critiques from engineers and builders, as the process proceeds toward full implementation.
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Supreme Judicial Court
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Day
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Innis
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Turner
Kansas
Robert Turner
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N. Y
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Gilman H. Ames
Lake Shore
Adams
Boston and Albany Railroad
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Col
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Eog
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Holly Springs
Ark
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Barresville
Bayleys
Indianapolis
Ind
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J. W. Cochrane
Midland
Mich
Peter Campbell
Carrollton
James W. Cole
Westfield
Mass
Abiline
Kan
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St. Louis
New York
New York and New England Railroad
Hartford Post
Clark
New England Car Trust Company
Norwood
Hartford
Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Road
Boston
Prominent figures die on Sept 24 across cities
Obituaries report the deaths of Leander A. Plummer of New Bedford aged 60, Nathan Thayer of Brooklyn, Rev. T. P. Gurney of East Bridgewater, George W. Wendell of Dover Newark, Henry B. Herts of New York, Rev. John Allen Giles of England, Dr. John J. McSheehy of Boston, Alfred Hopkins former U S Navy captain in Cleveland, with notes on careers and ages.
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New Bedford
Nathan Thayer
Nathan Thayer & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Brooklyn
Rev
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East Bridgewater
George W. Wendell
Lowell
Dover
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N. J
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New York
London
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Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society
Second Mutual Building Association
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John J. McSheehy
North End
Bright
City Hospital
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Ireland
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Harvard Medical School
Alfred Hopkins
United States Navy
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Highlights from October issues of Harper's and rival monthlies
The October numbers of Harper's Magazine St Nicholas Atlantic Monthly and Lippincott's Magazine feature extensive illustrated essays by George F. Williams Henry Bacon Brander Matthews and others on art war and social life. They present fiction by William Henry Bishop Grace Denio Litchfield and others plus notes on colonial social conditions Arctic exploration and municipal finance.
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Henry Bacon
Rosa Bonheur
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Austin Dobson
Frederick Watts
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W. J. Stillman
Ulysses
Harry Fenn
Braxton
William Henry Bishop
Grace Denio Litchfield
Cable
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Cour d’Alene
Eugene V. Smalley
Washington Gladden
Department of
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Nature
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R. F. Zogbaum
Aldershot
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King’s College
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Charles Stewart
Newmarket
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Darwin
Copenhagen
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Horace E. Scudder
Henrietta H. Holdich
Julia D. Whiting
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William M. Ivins
George William Curtis
St. Nicholas
Lucia Gilbert Runkle
Lizzie W. Champney
Government School For
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J. Wells Champney
Lotos Club
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H. P. Share
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Joaquin Miller
J. R. Coryell
Donald Melville
Queen
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Fred D. Storey
Lanty O’hoolahan
C. G. Bush
Corny
Louisa M. Alcott
Louis
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