St Louis vs other cities in clearing house reports debate
Bankers in St Louis challenge how leading journals publish clearing house totals. Replies from Kansas City Cincinnati Louisville Milwaukee confirm debits and credits are counted, altering apparent wealth rankings. New York bank statement shows surplus, while rail and mining notes and various stocks move on.
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Exchange and Stocks Report From Boston Market
Foreign exchange steadies with 60 day and short sight bills on London and Paris and Reichmarks for 60 day bills. Boston stocks show dull, with Atchison Topeka rose to 83 14 ex-dividend. Little Rock and Fort Smith earnings up. Marquette and Ontonagon weak. Union Pacific down. Chicago Burlington steady as talks of bond exchange influence prices.
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National Bank listings and financials in Boston area notice
A dense OCR dump lists numerous banks and financial entities including Merchants National Bank, National Bank of Republic, Union National Bank, Cambridgeport National Bank, Framingham National Bank, and many others. It also catalogs manufacturing firms, railroads, and streetcar lines, with scattered monetary figures and bond references embedded in the long ledger-like text.
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S North National Bank
Merchants National Bank
Manufacturers National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank National Bank
the Republic
Merchandise National Bank
Framingham National Bank
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Cocheco Manufacturing Co
Boston Wharf Co
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Co
National Tube Works
National Bell Telephone
Maine
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River
Market report shows mixed grain, pork, and fat hog prices
Liverpool cheese at 69s while Chicago wheat climbs with April at 1114, May 11219, and July opening 1155. Corn April 543, May 534, June 575 opening 5734, July 594. Oats and cash quotes show April 414 to 417, May 425, June 424 to 427, July 423. Pork higher with cash opening 18.80 and closing 19.85. pork futures range April to July with varied gains. Lard April 11.5714 to 11.60, May 11.6616, June 11.72 to 11.75, July 11.8245 to 11.80. Union Stock Yards hog receipts 4,000. shipments 2,600. mixed packers 6.95 to 7.75. light hogs 7.30 to 7.75.
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City
India
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ST. Louis
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Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
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Salez
Grain prices hold steady as flour and corn meal trade firms
Market reports show firmer breadstuff values with little change in flour quotations. Western superfine at 8.25 to 8.90, common extras 4.40 to 4.50, Minnesota bakers 5.50 to 6.00, winter patents 6.75, roller flour varies by region. Corn meal steady at 3.80 to 4.10, oats common to good western 6.50 to 7.75, yellow corn 0.73 to 0.73 per unit, oats in demand with steady pricing.
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Chenangoes
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Norfolk
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Florida
Western
Canada and Western
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Minnesota
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Good Western
Shipping cargoes across seas list of vessels and goods
Imports at Boston Point a Ptitre schooner Lairg 151 hhds 239 bags sugar RC Cushman co Havana Brig Albruno 260 hhds 300 bags sugar Standard Sugar refinery 6 cases cigars J D & M Williams Brunswick Ga schooner June Bright 270000 feet lumber Lewis Hall Cape Hayti schooner J P Wyman 198 tons logwood Lyon Dupuy co Girgenti brig La Salyetta 7150 cantars brimstone Merrimack Chemical co Point a Ptitre schooner Arthur Burton 319 birds 9 bbds 105 bags sugar RC Cushman co Caibarien schooner Susan P Thurlow 714 birds sugar Benj B Burgess Sons Meteghan NS schooner Gen Doyle 350 spiles 92 bbis 5 bags potatoes 22 boxes eggs Delong Seaman
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Lairg
RC Cushman & Co
Havana
Albruno
J D & M Willams
Brunswick
June Bright
Lewis Hall
Cape Hayti
J P Wyman
Logwood Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Girgenti
la Salyetta
Brimstone Merrim
Foreign Exports at Halifax Steamer Carroll Entries
The Carroll cleared April 21 with a long list of cargo items including hardware, wearing apparel, pig iron, steel, mattoes, anchors, glassware, oil, bread, flour, dairy items, cigars, tobacco, canned goods, and various dry goods. Similar entries note Bark Lottie and other vessels with cargoes of pork, flour, liquor, lumber, cement, and more from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ports.
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J W Raymond
Granville Ferry
N S
Gorek
John H Pearson
Flores
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Champion
Annapolis
Hunter
Tignish
Pel
Charlie
Grain and commodity prices across major markets
Market survey reports mixed gains and steady tones in commodities. Wheat climbs in Chicago and St Louis while oats and corn show varied shifts. pork and lard futures rise in futures pits. regional notes from Milwaukee and Cincinnati reflect firming grains and steady flour markets.
Global Markets Report from London and Liverpool
The Economist notes bank bill discounts 27 percent for 60 days to three months and trade bills 8.31 percent. Markets weaken amid Paris mood. rail lines like Louisville and Nashville fall against Central Pacific and Wabash. Liverpool wheat and corn prices rise while cotton futures soften with 7,000 bales traded and American sales totaling 6,050.
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Court Denies Rehearing in Metropolis Towboat Case
On April 21 Judge Nelson denied the motion for rehearing in the Sanford towboat case. The court affirmed the prior ruling condemning the towboat for sinking the barge Metropolis and coal in Narragansett Bay. Attorneys C. T. Russell and C. T. Russell Jr. represented libelants. J. C. Dodge and E. F. Dodge represented claimants.
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Beating Charge Wall Street Seaman On Bark Verenies
April 21 U S Commissioner Court before Commissioner Hallett Herbert Bellows second mate of the bark Verenies held in per ene for beating and wounding William Laurie a seaman on said bark. Lawrence Connaughton Patrick H Morrison and John McIntire wholesale liquor dealers at Clinton held in 300 bond to May term circuit court for selling liquors without paying tax.
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William Laurie
Lawrence Connaughton
Patrick H. Morrison
John McIntire
Clinton
Receipts of Stapie Products Arrive Across Railroads
A lengthy list records shipments to multiple railroads including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Scea, Peabody and Salem, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and more. Items cover wool bales flour cornmeal bushels oats barley grease bacon eggs potatoes leather hides and other goods with numerous quantities noted.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence
Superior Court First Session Dockets and Judges
Before Judge Aldrich and Judge Knowrton the court lists 20th century cases in three sessions. Dockets include Greely v Dyer Oakham v Paul Holmes v Bowker Paul v Oakham Johnson v Boston Thompson v Boston Derry v Commonwealth Dunn v Schlesinger Hyide v Star Union Same v Same Farrell v Williams Town v Ryder Tuttie v Fernald Hadley Corey Suffolk Brewing Co Ingalls v Fenton second session before Knowrton. Third session before Judge Pirm An includes Tower v Sproat Frazer v Herrin Wilder Germany City of Bos Richards v Coeton Cutier v Lennox Leatherbee v Orr Warder v Old Colony Hutchinson v Plumer Woodman v Rieger Gomiley v Kyle Lane v Sowden Stearns v Hatch.
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Paul
Holmes
Bowker
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Hadley
Corey
Suffolk Brewing Co
Ingalls
Fenton
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Knowrton
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Barclay
R. Co
Salisbury
David
Smith
Same
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Murdock
Bingham
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Cobb
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Cath Cem. Assn
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Frazer
Herrin
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Wilder
Germany
Bos
Richards
Coeton
Cutier
Mayo v Edwards jury verdict favors defendants in sugar contract case
Supreme Judicial Court on April 21 with Judge Devens presiding. Mayo versus Edwards arose from a contract to recover loss on a cargo of sugar alleged to be of a stated quality but proved inferior. Jury returned verdict for the defendants. Attorneys C Ty Sud and C T Russell Jr for the plaintiff L S Dabney for the defendant. Justice Holmes will review uncontested divorce lists on Tuesday and proceed until finished.
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Municipal Court Dockets and Notable Remarks
April 21 judge's session includes Frank Austin held on larceny with $75 fine and costs. Helen Turner arraigned for larceny held for examination. East Boston court fines for disturbing the peace. A Bear Run hunter injured by a gun kick. ad copy endorses St Jacobs Oil and Dr Graves Heart Regulator. Ely Cream Balm advertised.
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Frank Austin
Mason
Aborn
Helen Turner
East
Boston
John Maguire
James Grace
John Oliver
Bear Run
St. Jacobs
Cotton Markets and Grain Prices Across U.S. Ports
Markets report across New York Savannah Baltimore and other ports show steady to firm cotton prices with steady midgrade notes. Grain and flour markets in New York trade firm with strong export demand and higher cash prices for wheat and cornmeal, while receipts rise at major ports.
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Federal demand over unpaid Union Pacific cash charges in 1882
Interior Department letter to Sidney Dillon, president of Union Pacific, outlines the government’s claim of 1 727 742 54 for cash requirements through 1882 under the 1878 act, with detailed balances and possible defenses. It notes a 25 percent deduction for new construction and equipment and warns on dividend payment defaults.
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Union Pacific Railway Company
New York
United States
United
H. M. Teller
Insolvencies and assignments hit grocers and dealers nationwide
A flood of insolvencies and assignments affects J. Camp and other New York grocers. Deming of Valley Falls RI fails. plus traders in Salem Stamford Boston Providence Lowell and other locales settle or compromise with creditors. Several firms suspend operations and many workers lose jobs.
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Eliot Street
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Felix Letandre
Woonsocket
Philip O'Reilly
Johnston
Cote & Co
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Waterville
Samuel Pillsbury
Rockland
H. Herron
Au Sable Forks
N. Y
A. H. Lord
Chicago
J.j.hillman
Epes Station
Ala
Julius Abenheimer
San Francisco
Cal
B. W. Wisehart
Denver
Thomas H. Paul & Son
Baltimore
Boston Auction Sells Winthrop Farm for Profit
Saturday afternoon Louis Congdon auc tioneer under city authority sold the Winthrop farm in Winthrop. Buyer was William B. Rice of Ie Hutchins shoe dealers Boston. The city, eight years earlier, paid $28 000 for 176 acres including marsh, with plans for an asylum vetoed by Mayor Norcross. The proprietor plans to split the land into house lots similar to Great Head. The sale yielded about $10 200 profit for the city.
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Destructive Effects of Protective Tariffs Praised
Boston Gazette notes an article by G White of North Baston Mass on tariff harms to manufacturers and copper mining profits. It urges publication as a pamphlet for wide circulation.
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Foot Milk Street
Sto
Patrick Akklay
Pen Gorham Rogers & Coo
Eral Atreat
JERO
Sicily
Ganary Seed
ULLY
Ebmw Pts