Money market and stock notes from Boston markets
Boston reports no major changes in money markets. Loanable funds meet demand with rates: mercantile paper 5 to 4 1 2 percent, miscellaneous 6 1 4 to 7 percent, corporation 4 percent, call loans 3 to 4 percent. New York funds discounted 10 to 12 cents per $100. Clearing gains reach $10,087,785 with balances of $1,048,114. The stock market stays dull. western railroads slip then recover, copper shares slide, and dividend planning criticism arises around Calumet and Hecla amid copper tariff debate. Rio City Mexico unrest noted. J B Palmer joins broker firm Pot ter & Lovell. Good Friday observed by exchanges.
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Boston
New York
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
City of Mexico
Republic
Pueblo
City of
Mexico
J. B. Palmer
Stock Exchange
Brewster, Cobb & Eastabrook
Hawes & Henshaw
Potter & Lovell
Federal Street
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Company
C. Il. Huntington
Transcript
Pacific Ocean
Mogave
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Lowell
Rutland
Toledo
St. Louis
Iron Mountain Division
Hell
New England
Era
Calumet
Congress
Quincy
Hecca
New York Markets Mixed Gains Largely Steady Across Bonds
New York on April 10 saw Moncey at 144 2 percent on call while three percents firm at 14 percent and lower to 1003. Bullion and foreign exchange steadied with Baltic gold imports and firm newspaper quotients. In equities, early advances faded. Union Pacific fell back while Central Pacific rose to about 57. St. Paul Omaha and Western Union moved higher late, Oregon Navigation dipped yet ended firm amid mixed reports on dividends. Fort Wayne rose to 134, while profits in mining stocks like Colorado Coal and Horn Silver appeared. Overall, the market closed strong but quiet with speculators firming after midday.
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New York
Moncey
Prime Mercantile
Tong
Baltic
Alabama
Union Pracifie
Omaha
Central Pacific
Western Union
Fort Wayne
Oregon Navigation
Satur Gay
Stermers
T0-Gov’s
New York Stock Exchange
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Railroad Company
Central Iowa Railway Company
Illinois Division
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
Chicago and Northwestern
Inc
Manitoba
Northern Pacific
See
Corsec Ieee Ues
Marquette
Hyughton
Ontonagon
ST. Paul
Little Rosk and
Fort Smith Railroad Company
Erie and Pittsburg
Grain and commodity market report from Boston exchanges
Total car inspection of grain at the Boston commercial exchange today 110 cars with mixed lots across winter wheat spring wheat corn oats rye and more. Cash wheat bids and asks in play with May June and July futures. trade quiet. cotton and cheese prices steady. New York butter eggs and beans note activity. Union Stock Yards receipts and market levels for hogs cattle and lard. Chicago May wheat corn oats and petroleum certificates cited. Norfolk steamer due with 950 packages of spinach.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Orleans
Amer
Eastern
Western
Southern
Union
Chicago
Petroleum—Unites
Norfolk Steamer
Flour and grain market stalls with mixed prices and notes
The report shows flour and grain markets quiet to active in parts with varied bids. Western superfine at 2 75 3, Michigan roller around 5 20 5 35, rye and corn fluctuating, New York receipts at 14 585 bbls, and mixed futures for wheat and oats across Chicago Toledo Milwaukee and St. Louis regions.
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Chociedo
Michigan
Michigan Rolier
Todiana
Ohio
Do Roller
Minnesota Bakers
New York Roller
Illinois
St. Louis
New York
City
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Toledo
Abundant dried fruits and meats amid steady markets
Markets show ample evaporated apples priced by region, cranberries at barrel rates, maple products steady, and hay and seed values firm. Fresh meats, pork lard, and bulk meats hold steady with regional price variations. poultry ranges steady to firm, and 乳 hogs and cattle receipts noted. Tropical fruits and nuts remain in fair demand with assorted prices listed.
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Newark
New York
Real Eastern
Worcester County
Blefave & Hb
Isa
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Valencia
Wilmington
London Markets Report Quiet as Wheat and Corn Demand Dims
Beerbohm notes dull cargoes and cautious buyers as wheat and corn trade slows. In Liverpool and London, flour and grain prices drift, new and old corn trading around 45 shillings and 10 pence per bushel, with breadstuffs largely quiet. Several staples including pork bacon lard cheese and tallow show varied but steady levels.
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Commercial
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Cotton Markets April 10 Net and Gross Receipts by Port
United States cotton markets show receipts sales coastwise shipments and stocks for April 10 with mid upland prices. Ports listed include Baltmo Boston Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Galveston Memphis Mobile New Orleans New York Philadelphia Savannah St Louis Wilmington and others. Net receipts at US ports total 8515. exports to Britain 3964. continental exports 4808. stock reductions 21452. consolidated American stock 650166. Market tone varies by port with Augusta quiet Memphis and New Orleans strong and other points firm. Good Friday tomorrow yields no report.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Eee
United States
Phila
St L's
Great Britain
Necerdoas
Mtaico
Peta Leon
Augusta
Memphis
New Orleans
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Gloucester Fish Market Prices for Week Ending April 11 1884
Gloucester fish prices list detailed wholesale quotes for cod, hake, haddock, cusk, mackerel, and other staples. Entries show various regional types such as Nova Scotia shore dry codfish, Cape Shores, and old bank selections with prices per hundredweight or per barrel. Other items include smoked halibut and salmon, pickled and fresh fish, and miscellaneous byproducts like oil and liver, reflecting a full market snapshot.
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Old Bank
Cape Shores
Shores
Nova Scotia Shore
Nova Scotia
Sferring
Nova Scotia and Labrador
Cape Ann
Vast Imports Listed From Halifax to Havana Trade
Detailed consignment list from multiple ports shows shipments to Halifax and Havana including woollen cloth, earthenware, machinery, gloves, preserved vegetables, tin plates, earthenware, cottons, dyes, and various hardware. Named firms include Baring Bros, Great Western Despatch, Stone & Downer, Coleman Mead, J Lomey & Sons, and many others with quantities ranging from cases to casks and tons.
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Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
Wild
TK &Arle Manus Co
Abram French & Coo
Simons, Fatch & Whitten
Muse Caton, Heckle & Co
Baies W.oi
Baring Bros & Co
White & Co
Cunningham Co
Moots & Co
Moise Noyes Bros
Dodo Baring Bros & Co
Howard, Bullough & Rivey
Pierce & Robertson
Pierce & Co
Moulton & Goodwin
Do Clay Sanderson Ieros Steel Co
Wetherell Sros
Stone & Downer
JB Moors & Co
Steel Stone & Downer
Gecatine
Great Western Despatch Co
Baldwin Bros & Co
J Lomey & Sons
Great Western
Muse Stone & Downer
Peyser & Co
Gross & Strauss
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Cumner, Jones & Co
Briggs
Coleman, Mead & Co
Dodo Stone & Downer
Dodo Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
Halifax
N.S
Worcester
Indigo JB Beigham & Co
Beaman Bros
Seavey & Co
Carboys Cochrane Chemical Co
Darling & Mosmer
Dudley & Co
Hilton Bros & Co
Haskins
Foreign Exports and Shipments Across Multiple Ports
A compiled list shows cargo exports from ST PIERRE, ST JOUNS, LIVERPOOL, KINGSPORT, ST JOAN, ROSARIO, and GLASGOW. Items include flour, butter, beans, hardware, meat, clothing, dairy, pine lumber, and various crates, with vessels such as Hattie, Kildoran, Norseman, Canning Packet, Druid, Megunticook, Henry Waddington, Manitoban, and others clearing in April.
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ST Pierre
Mig
ST Jouns
Brig Kildoran
Hay
Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
Bates
Kingsport
Manila
ST Joan
Druid
Rosario
Megunticook
Henry Waddington
Glasgow
Scot
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads Rail Totals
A fragmentary ledger lists April receipts by Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence WYld Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern Lowell Maine Peabody and Salem and other Expresses and Sea routes. Items include wool cotton flour corn oats wheat malt millfeed tallow pork hams bacon grease coffee sugar molasses oleomargarine cheese eggs beans potatoes lumber leather hides skins pelts and more with tallies in bales bbls bus and cases.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Cora Lumber
Wyld Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Eastern Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Total Receipts of Staples April 10 1884 data table
Totals for principal staples from all shipments compare 1884 and 1883. Cotton bales 1,073 vs 704. Butter boxes 123 vs 2,062. Wool dom. bs 726 vs 428. Cheese boxes 123 vs 362. Flour bbis 3,509 vs 10,374. Cornmeal bbis il 275. Wheat bus 27,046 vs 6,450. Potatoes cars 20 vs 28. Hams bbls 6 vs ?. Beef bbls shown. Leather, hides and skins figures listed with various units. Sack and barrel tallies for multiple staples. notes that flour column 1883 reduced to barrels.
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Laumacher
Lawyers in Judge Tracy suit over patent rights shares
Before Judge FLELpD, C. Franklin Tracy versus Percival L. Riverett et al. action for breach of contract to convey patent right shares. verdict for defendants on report to full bench. 5S. H. and W. P. Dudley for plaintiff. Nathan Morse, C. A. Welch, C. A. Williams for defendants. No. 598, Paine et al. versus Lincoln and trustees. Action to recover losses on stock purchases as brokers. note for 427.25. Stocks involved include 100 Saint Louis and San Francisco preferred, 50 Pedro second preferred, and 41 Pacific bank shares. Defendants claim wagering contracts void for 41 shares. deny buy order and note consideration. Attorneys: Morse, Lane for plaintiffs. Tyng for defendant.
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C. Franklin Tracy
Percival L. Riverett
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pedro
Pacific Bank
Trivi
M. Morse, Jr
Lane
S. J. Tyng
Superior Court First Session April 10 Judge Blop Grett
Multiple cases before Judge Barker with actions from contract to tort. Alonzo Tuttle sued for $23 for patterns. verdict for defendants. Michael Kenney seeks $16929 for labor on wall and cellar, case sent to auditor. John Griffings sues for damages from street hole injury. Richard A Kelly sues Jamaica Pond Ice Co for $20900 after ice wagon collision. case resumed. Local counsel listed for each side.
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Superior Court
Blop Grett
Alonzo Tuttle Et al
Win
Brigham
T. H. Niles
W. H. H. Andrews
Michael Kenney
F. L. Stockman
Geo. E. McConnell
T. R. Proctor
John Griffings
Revere
Washington Avenue
Fuller Street
P. B. Kiernan
G. E. Smith
Barker
Richard A. Kelly
Pro Ams
Jamaica Pond Ice Company
Roxbury Street
B. Allen
Thomas Riley
William Gaston
Municipal Courts April 10 Criminal and Civil Bail Totals
In the central court Judge Churchill presided as Augustus I Rogers faced breaking and entering and larceny with $1000 bail. George M Edgarton held $1509 for obtaining money under false pretences. Dennis Hayne John Lawton and Gon Leary held $100 each for larceny. Nellie Harwood held $500 for keeping a house of ill fame. Austin Quigley charged with breaking and entering and larceny held $1200. John Welch fined $15 and costs for assault. Lottie Clarkson held $2080 for forgery. James Clark fined $10 for assault. Rebecca Collier fined $50 and costs for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Appealed in the Bunker Hill court John Rankin and John Hickey fined $10 and half the costs each for larceny. In Roxbury Hannah Matthews fined $30 and costs for concealing leased property.
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Central Court
Churchill
Augustus I. Rogers
George M. Edgarton
Dennis Hayne
John Lawton
Gon” Leary
Nellie Harwood
I Faume
Austin Quigley
John Welch
Lottie Clarkson
James Clark
Rebecca Collier
Bunker Hill
John Rankin
John Hickey
Schedule of Games for Boston Commercial Baseball Clubs
The Boston Commercial association releases a season schedule with matches on Boston Union and Wellington grounds and Cambridge plans for July and August. Pairings include John L Whiting & Son against Emerson piano. Shoe and Leather versus Insurance. River sides versus Dover stamping. and various combinations through July and August with dates May 10 through Aug 30.
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Boston Commercial Baseball Association
Boston
Union
Wellington
Cambridge
John L. Whiting & Son
Insurance Association
R. H. White & Co
F. Hovey & Co
Riversides
Emerson Piano Company
Shoe
Dover Stamping Company
C. F. Hovey & Co
John
Whiting & Son
Marriages in Boston and Nantucket Dates Given
Multiple notices record marriages in Boston Nantucket and Lynn with couples named James Baley Abbie Bail George Gooper Nora Taylor Timothy Dunham Catharine Krieger Henry Lapham Margaret McKey Catharine Maloney and witnesses Rev Seymour Webb Folger Hood O'Brien and others.
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McKey
Boston
Johan Hood
Henry Lapham
Margaret McKey
Brien—Maloney
Aee John O’brien
Catharine Maloney
Ston
Obituaries Across New England and France Arrivals in April
Notices list multiple death announcements across cities including Providence Boston Chelsea New Bedford Boston Roxbury Beaumont East Boston and Malden. Entries name the deceased with ages and dates from April and note a funeral service at a church opposite the Norfolk house on Sunday.
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Annis
Providence
Sally
George W Annis
Bangs
Boston
Elizabeth Simpkins
George P Bangs
Barrry
Barbara Barry
Burke
Chelsea
Martha J Burke
Frothingham
New Bedford
Henry Ana
Samuel Frothingham
Oston
John Garrity
Gore
City Hospital
Lawrence Gore
Jones
Roxbury
Charles A Jones
Norfolk House
Lackkyt
Beaumont
France
Marie Casimir
Peter
East Boston
James Murry
Seavy
East Machias
J KG Leavy
Torrey
Malden
Herbert Casper
Charles
M Lizzie Torrey
Bankrupts and suspensions ripple through 19th century firms
The death of T Albert Taylor of Davis and Taylor triggered an immediate suspension of payments by his partner. Davis cited the manager’s death as a key factor, estimating liabilities around 300,000 dollars with assets near 250,000. The report also notes Webber Paine & Co. facing a suit in Boston over stock margins and several other firms including Jenkins & Sons Baltimore Lee & Potts Richmond and Clements vs Richardson & Dennie amid confessed judgments and asset seizures.
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T. Albert Taylor
Davis & Taylor
No.24
Canal Street
Davis
William A. Paine
Webber, Paine & Co
Devonshire Street
Boston
F. B. Lincoln
George & Jenkins
Jenkins & Chandler
Lee & Potts
Richmond
George Lee
E. A. Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Mr. Potts
B. F. Clements
Morocco
Jugun
Mass
Richardson & Dennie
1St Congress Street
Clements
Busch & Schnitzer
McKeegport
Schnitzer
New York City
Newton Circuit Railway Moves Toward Construction
Directors of the Boston and Albany met to finalize land damages and right of way for the Newton circuit railway. Construction will start soon, with highways crossing and county consent remaining to be settled. Additionally, New York stock exchange listed various railroad bond issues and stock offerings, while several railways report earnings and forthcoming financial filings.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Newton
City of
Wagner festival preparations at Mechanics' Building
Arrangements for the Wagner festival next week at the Mechanics' Building near completion. The lower floor seats 1750 with boxes and terraces for 800, 1800 in the first balcony, and 1060 in the upper gallery. Stage extension and final touches to be done Sunday under Mr. Thomas. He sails Saturday with the soloist. orchestra and chorus rehearsed 10 days. Advance ticket sales strong. receipts promise a financial and artistic success.
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Mechanics’ Building
Music Hall
Mechanics
Chauncy Street
Thomas
New York
Seventeenth Annual Meeting Discusses High School Subjects
The Massachusetts Association of Classical and High School Teachers meets in Latin school rooms on Warren avenue today and Saturday. Friday morning topics include English Literature in High Schools and Greek studies with speakers from Roxbury Cambridge and Amherst. Friday afternoon covers program changes, English course supplements, business relations, and high school roles. Saturday offers science teaching demonstrations in mineralogy zoology chemistry and college admission on preparatory certificates.
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Massachusetts Association of Classical and
Warren Avenue
Charles M. Clay
Roxbury
William C. Lawton
Quincey A. Shaw
Alice M. Guernsey
Wareham
E. O. Pateh
Boston
Arthur C. Boyden
Normal School
Bridgewater
Alice E. Freeman
Wesley College
South Boston group opposes Dr. Durgin board of health
The South Boston Citizens association passed a resolution opposing the confirmation of Dr. Durgin to the city board of health. Ex mayor Wightman proposed opaque glass globes for street lights and lowering electric lamp height to that of gas lights. Street records show abutter notices to vacate land for Phillips extension, and orders to relocate Dorchester avenue from Field's Corner to the lower mills. A Kensington Street layout petition from C H B Breck et al. was received. Further orders authorize widening Change avenue at State street for 4576 dollars and extending St Botolph, and laying out Irvington street from Huntington to St Botolph.
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Field’s Corner
Lower Mills
C. H. B. Breck Et al
Kensington Street
Brighton
Washington
Market Streets
State Street
St. Botolph
Harcourt
Irvington Strets
Irvington Street
Huntington Avenue
St. Botolph Street
Boston Board of Trade as Leading Mercantile Hub
The Boston board of trade is described as the leading mercantile institution in Boston with a spacious reading and reference room. It provides timely news and quotations from around the world, a rich selection of newspapers for merchants and visitors, and telegraphic access for the mercantile marine along the coast. Secretary Howard is praised for promoting every possible convenience.
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Boston Board of Trade
Boston
Exchange
Mercantile Marine
Howard
God wants the happy-hearted girls and pearls of grace
A composite 19th century miscellany piece features verse and anecdotes about girls and boys, a fable of hairpins turning into terrapins, a child’s tale of learning to read, a Dorset farm story about brave chickens, tame rats in Japan, Bible quiz notes from the Philadelphia Call, and a humorous line about fishing.
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Philadelphia Call
Bramblecombe Farm
Chesilbourne
Dorsetshire
Japan
Yeddo
Yokohama
Philadelphia
Ezra
David
Jehoram
Joash
Ahaz
Zech
Jonah
Rome Letter Witnesses Devotion at St Peter Toe
A Rome letter describes visitors kissing the bronze toe of St Peter at the church. People approach with prayers, businesslike gestures, or humility, and a gray-haired man cleans and kisses the toe after praying. A girl touches it with a finger and a priest then wipes away any nonholy touch.
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St. Peter
Travel tale of trenching tramp and old negro humor
A travel stained tramp asks for wood to chop at an old negro home. After a half hour he claims he is done. The jolly exchange reveals the tramp’s misperception of a meal and the old man’s blunt reminder that an axe head and wood are just tools, not food.
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Arkansaw
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