New York Bank Statement Shows Modest Reserve Gain in April
The New York bank statement for April 1883 shows a smaller reserve gain than expected with loans and deposits rising while specie fell. The surplus reserve stands at 895,200 and the year ago figures for loans, deposits, and reserves are compared, highlighting slow reserve recovery.
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Kansas City
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Hartford
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Louisville
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Jose's
Milwaukee
Peoria
Syracuse
N.Y
Prices flash across bales and bonds in market notes
A dense price list shows quotes for bonds, stocks, and mining firms as of late April. Items include Denver and New York exchanges with values around $1,000 to $5,000, percent yields near 100, and notable entries for Am. Bell Tel, Mex Telephone, Pullman, Calum & Hecla, National, and San Pedro.
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United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Inc
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Fancisco
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Louisville
Milwaukee
Providence
Kansas City
Heveland
W Martford
New Haven
Pootia
Memphis
Tohumbus
Portland
Worcester
N.Y
St. Lo
Denver
Bos
Albany
Es Chbué&Q
Connotton
Chilowa& Ne
Land Gompantes
Idea
Am. Bell Tel
Ggo
Calum & Hecla
Ee Huron
San Pedrosii
Silver Islet
Bell Tel
Arch Top
Santa Fe
Bonanza Development
Brunswick Berth
Goines
Boston Land
Catalpa
California
Bur & Quincy
Oss Oivas
Northern Belle
Ccceee
Suciggee
Plymouth Gold
Quincy Mining
Union Pacific
Mining and Miscellaneous Stock Sales Report
Sales of mining and miscellaneous stocks listed by Wilson W Fay and Co. include numerous items with quantities and prices such as 1,600 Bowman, 1,250 Mass and New, 1,000 Brunswick Ships, 600 Mexico, 300 Crescent, and 88 Berthecce’s. The list shows varied consignments and values, reflecting a compact ledger of market activity.
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Catalpa
Bowman
Empire
San Pedro
Mexico
Crescent
Brunswick
Berthecce
Financial market report and mining stock roundup
Despatches from New York describe money on call near 3 4 percent with late dealings at 5 6 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 6 percent. Exchange steady. bullion notes and government bonds unchanged. Railroad bonds dull. stocks muted but steadier, ore and mining shares show mixed activity with Horn Silver and Hall Anderson among notable movers. Week's imports value over 9.7 million with vast congeneree merchandise. Trading volumes in Wabash, Denver Rio Grande, Union Pacific and other rail stocks mixed. Mutual Union Telegraph to reduce capital stock. Mining stocks report lingering dullness with several named issues quoted.
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Boston
New York
Atchison
Union Pacific
Wall Street News
Denver and
Rio Grande
Ogden
Shorts
D. P. Morgan
Blake Brothers
Massachusetts
Samuel J. Tilden
Toledo
St. Louis
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Treasury
Atlantic
Pacific
Chicago
Burlington
Quincey
Marquette
Houghton
Albany
Providence
Aid Colony
Astern
Fitchburg
Nashua Telegraph
Fitchburg and Org Colony
Lowell
New England
Blackstone
Willimantic
Metropolitan Railroad
Tiky
Lynn
Boston Horse Railroad Company
George M. Ballou
Evans & Doane
Point of Pines
Chelsea Beach
Bell Telephone
Calumet
Heela
Osceola
Quincy
Silver Islet
Atlas
City
Commonwealth
Monard
Shawmut
State
Suffolk
Webster
Eliot
Merchants
Old Boston
Republic
Bates
Lyman
Sandwich Glass
Continental
Franklin
Hill
Salmon Falls
Washington
Boston Pest
New Yor
Hall Anderson
Atlantic and Pacific
Texas and Pacific
Buffalo and
Erie
Kansas and Pacific
Metropolitan
Oregon
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Stock Exchange
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Richmond
West Point
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Denver
Transcontinental
Colbron, Day & Field
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
Ttadsacuods al Ue Sock Exchange
Market notes from Boston and Chicago Wheat and Cotton
Wholesale price movements across cheese eggs and butter, with New York mercantile and Boston exchanges reporting steady dairy, dull cheese, firm eggs. Futures for April, May, June and July Chicago grain show gains and losses while Chicago grain stocks rise to record levels. Cotton prices hold firm in New York and Liverpool with 156000 bales traded. cattle hogs and pork markets described as steady with shifting domestic demand and a push toward dressed beef shipments.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern
Boston Produce Exchange
New York Mercantile, Exchange
Western Creamery
Northern
Western
Chicago
Union
Fort Worth
Raton
Caldwell
Cheyenne
United States
Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone
Billings
Miles City
Montana
Essex
Berkshire
Ashland
South Frami
Delaware
Maryland
Europe
South America
Faneuil Hall
Boston
New York
Uplands
Orleans
Mississippi
New Orleans
Minnesota
Gosime
Taeeh Cole
Bayee
City Extra India
Continent
Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Alge
Jay Gilge
Cincinnati
London
Multinational Steamship Freight List From Liverpool Row
A dense ledger of orders and shipments lists numerous firms and commodities tied to Liverpool and other ports. Entries mention Elliott Sons, Baring Bros, Little, Brown, Hart & Young, City Machine, and W Wild among others, detailing steel, indigo, hides, yarn, machinery, tin plate, wine, earthenware, cocoa, oranges, and boats, with quantities in cases, bales, tons, or boxes and various destinations including Souris, Baracoa, Rio Grande, Cape Hayti, and Trapi. The document appears as a comprehensive cargo and trade record from a late 19th or early 20th century port ledger.
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Liverpool
Engibbis
Elliott Sons Oo
Manganet
Schoenhof
steel Wa & Moen Manuf_co
Sng Steel HB
Body & Co
Little, Brown
Baring Bros & Co
Indigo Baring Bros & Co
Jewell & Son
Bartlett & Co
Bissell & Co
Pierce & Co
Union Wadding Co
Henry Kinsley
Shepard
Norwell & Co
Goss& Strauss
Baring Bros &Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Clark, Adams & Clark
Nickerson & Miller
Small Bros
Wadsworth Bros & Co
Larrabee & Co
Brandy Adams, Taylor & Co
Chase
Bolls Steel
W .Fones & Co
Torey, Bright & Capen
Bolls Steel CW
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Oliver Ditson & Co
Stone & Downer
Jackson, Mandell & Daniell
Hogg
Brown & Taylor
Oliver Ditson& Co
Skoninger, Moses & Co
Brown & Griffiths
Hart & Young
Cushing & Bliss
Hewins & Hollis
Tuttle & Co
Callender, McAusland Troups
Cushing & Buss
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Hoge, Brown & Taylons
Noyes & Blakeslee
W Chandler
P L Higginson
Mrs .Tuttle
Bumstead & Co
C Palfrey
Wright & Morey
Eng
Wyman
Broch & Co
Wethereil Bros
Lambert Bros
Blake Bros & Co
Krown Bros & Co
Dame & Co
Reed & Barton
Linder & Meyer
Mdse Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
Hiland
Chessman & Co
Whitney & Co
P Sisley & Co
Morey & Co
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Muse J.B Moors & Co
Analine
Dupee & Co
Wadsworth Bros & H
Thos Leyand & Co
JD & M
Geneva
Hunt & Co
Pkus
Abram French & Co
Souris
Pel
Minnie J L
Baracoa
T Littlefield
R Noyes
Rio Grande
Bng
Goorechten Oldartt
Thomson & Co
Cape Hayti
Evan Johnson
Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Trapani
Guiseppi Vincenzo
Warner & Freeman
Foreign Exports and Cargoes Listed by Ports
Detailed export lists from Melbourne Halifax Annapolis Port Spain Port Musgrave Liverpool Hall Harbor Sandy Cove and other ports show cargoes including hardware, tobacco, sugar, flour, oil, lumber, and more aboard freighters steamers and schooners. Multiple vessels cleared in late April with thousands of boxes kegs bales barrels and cases of varied goods and commodities.
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Melbourne
Aus
Bark Freeman
Tumler
Halifax
Worcester
Annapolis
Port Spain
Savanetta
Port Musgrave
Harrold
Liverpool
Hall Harbor
Pella Berry
Sandy Cove
Rosalee
Receipts of Staple Products April 28 Across Rail Lines
Inventory list from multiple railroads detailing bales, bushels, boxes, cases, and hogs across Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction By Sea and other routes. Highlights include cotton wool flour cornmeal corn tallow sugar butter cheese eggs potatoes hay lumber leather hides skins and various livestock and goods ordered by railroad receipts.
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Lowell
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and Newage Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Market summary of US and international cotton receipts
Net and gross receipts for bases in New York and other ports, with coastwise exports and market tones. Highlights include Philadelphia and Baltimore figures, varying middling ranges from 9 to 10 1 2c, and consolidated domestic totals across all ports.
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TOR
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Cincinna
Pinus Iss Os'ee Ceeiessee
OSG Ns Lab
Wmindting
M Gslow
Baltimore
Wackuliels
Monkee A'S
Saiz Cactese
ST Louis
Seseree
Salcseeeseees
Biock Ls
Ces Walylolun
Britain
BUR Sceisiceres
C. Savanna
The
United States
Grain and commodity prices show mixed activity across markets
Prices for oats, oats, and white corn drift lower while wheat and pork move higher in Chicago and St Louis trading. Receipts and shipments rise for flour, wheat, oats, and barley as market firms and dullness alternate across regions and goods.
Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool
Financial bulletin from London and Havana reports Consols and Atlantic shares edging higher, with declines in some U S railroad stocks. Wheat and corn cargoes steady, English weather wet, Liverpool grain costs firm, cotton prices steady with brisk sales. Havana sugar market shows weakness then slight improvement, with detailed pricing, stocks, exports, and freight figures to the United States.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Michigan
England
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Rail lines and earnings report sweep across the era
The piece notes Grand Trunk road earnings rising 10 percent in mid April and Maine Central leasing Eastern Maine railway from Bucksport to Bangor amid gauge changes. It covers Reading company earnings forecasts, Mt Pleasant Santee and Little River railway formation, Chicago and Atlantic freight hopes by May 15, and canal openings. It also details canal data, grain traffic pressure on trunk lines, proposed alliances, and a track-laying update across several rail projects with mileage totals and pool adjustments in the freight alliance.
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Grand Trunk Road
Eastern Maine Railway
Maine Central
Bucksport
Bangor
Mt. Desert
Reading Company
Gowen
Mt. Pleasant
Huntington
Marion
New York Canals
Chicago
Straits of Mackinaw
Thomas
C. S. Brice
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
Messrs
Sage and Gould
East Tennessee
Carson and Colorado
Bishop Creek
Cal
Gainesville
Dahlonega
Georgia
Jefferson
South Oconee
Northern Pacific
Bozeman
Mont
Gallatin
Joint Executive Committee
Trunk Lines
Lake Erie
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Louisyville
New Albany
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
The
Nickel Plate
The Yankee Girl Mine Output at Red Mountain
The Yankee Girl at Red Mountain has produced $850,000 since October 1 1882. It is the only mime in the section shipping ore, about 10 tons daily. Ore is packed on burros about four miles. Lease shipments from the Robinson average five days per day. Grade unchanged except for a small high grade vein found in the eighth vein.
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Red Mountain
Hill
Catalpa
Crescent
P. J. Cunningham
George R Hichborn & Co Property Transactions
Two parcels sold by order of street commissioners. A two story house at No 9 Arnold street with 100 feet of land transfers to Francis Ross for 3025 dollars. Sullivan Bros and Libbie also sell brick buildings Nos 6 and 7 Montgomery place to D H Mckay for 330 dollars.
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George R. Hichborn & Co
Arnold Street
Francis Ross
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Street Commissioners
Montgomery Place
D. H. Mckay
Cambridge
Newton
C. G. Fox
Devonshire Street
Boston
Court record and supreme judicial court docket update
In federal court Judge Nelson hears Herbert D. Bellows of the Hercules, who pled guilty to assault and drew two months in Worcester jail plus $30 fee due to juror funding limits. The case delays reflect insufficient appropriation to cover trials next fiscal year beginning July 1. Nelson Carter will case set for jury trial. divorce docket opened with 209 cases, many for May hearings, equity sessions scheduled on upcoming Tuesdays.
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United States District Court
Nelson
Herbert D. Bellows
Hercules
United States Circuit Court
Worcester
United States
Supreme Judicial Court
Nelson Carter
Equity
Superior Court April 28 First Session Dondoeys v Boston Gas Light Co
Court records show a tort action for personal injuries from a January 15, 1882 incident at defendants works where a worn floor edge near an iron basin caused the plaintiff to fall. Defendants deny negligence. Lawyers for plaintiff and defendants listed. multiple prior and ongoing cases noted in order lists. Municipal Court notes follow with fines and detentions including playing ball on Marlboro street and assorted assaults and embezzlement cases.
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John Dondoeys
Boston Gas Light Company
J. G. Holt
B. J. Maguire
PY. Greenough
McCafferty
Julius Dunn
Marlboro Street
Sarah Sheehan
Mattie Davis
Julia Crowley
Mary Morrissey
Carrie Joslyn
House of Correction
Mary A. Smith
Brighton
Max de Musso
Superior
Washington Street
Transcript Building
Jorgensen, Adams, Huguenin
Waltham Watch Company
Elgin
Concord Railroad Corporation
Boston
Vicinity
Tower, Giddings & Co
Devonshire Street
Concord
Nashua
Lebanon
Manchester
Nathan Parker
N.H
Insolvency Roundup in Suffolk Court Lists Many Debtors
In Suffolk County insolvency court Judge McKim orders 51 percent distribution to the assignee on proved claims against Everett W. Raddin of 55 Union Street. Several manufacturers and dealers including E M Rockwell Leominster J A Bliss Tonawanda N Y Ballou Meriden Me Littlefield Co Lisbon Me hosiery maker Wilson Lowell and jewellers E L Cross & Bro Fremont report failures or settlements. St Albans Iron and Steel Co and A H G A Blood Jr grocers face liabilities near or above stated values. many others listed with notes of settlement, light dividends, or insolvency proceedings. Ayer products are cited in ads.
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Everett W. Raddin
Union Street
McKim
E. M. Rockwell
Leominster
J. A. Bliss
Tonawanda
N. Y
M. F. Ballou
Meriden
Conn
Littlefield & Co
Lisbon
Wilson
Lowell
E. L. Cross & Bro
E. L. Cross & Bro., Jewellers
Fremont
A. H
G.A. Blood, Jr. Grocers
Columbus
J.D. Hofheimer
Norfolk
A. H. Herring & Son
Haverhill
St. Albans Iron and Steel Company
St. Albans
Charles E. Bixby
Springfield
Scott R. Atwood
Waterbury
George A. Merry
Waltham
D. W. Austin
Farmington
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