Money Matters Bucking the Market Amid Quiet Trade
Closing bids show mixed activity with assorted bonds and coupon notes. Trades reference registrations and varying yields, including a 195 value note and several instances of marked prices. Markets remain cautious as investors weigh Pacific issues and utility exposures.
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Pacific
Sorees Aseniy
Market News From New York Declines Amid Bank Failure Rumors
New York on August 6 reports money at 2 percent on call and firm foreign exchange. Stocks fluctuate with a late rally led by New York Central, but Vermont bank failure dampens sentiment. Wabash, Western Union, and several railroads fall, while bonds show mixed moves. Reported leather trade troubles and telegraph operator strikes weigh on shares. total day sales reach 41,275 shares.
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Chicago, Burlington and Uincy
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Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
State Street
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Oughton
Ontonagon
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Texas and Pacific Law
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Watertown
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Vermont National Bank of
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Texas
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Terre Haute
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Boint Terminal Lly
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We Stock Exchange
Prices on fruits vegetables and staples in regional market
Market notes report steady demand and steady to rising prices across a wide range of goods including peas onions sweet potatoes and apples. Beans nuts grapes and berries show varied receipts while provisions pork beef and lard move with a cautious firm tone and cotton futures ease after a holiday.
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Choice Canada
Rose and Beauty
Hebron
Nice
Seliows
New Hampshire
Versailles
Norfolk
Timothy
New Jersey
Lees
North Carolina
Boston
Chicago
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Manilla
Tlo- Los
Java
Belmont
Arbadoes
Porto Rico
Imports at Boston and Atlantic ports show vast cargo of goods
The list records Steamer Gate City with 169 bales cotton and many items from Boston including paper stock hides leather boots and shoes and rosin. Also ships at Charlottetown Halifax and Liverpool bring eggs mackerel lobsters and fish products among other commodities with extensive cargo details and firm names such as Hill and Cutler J Davis and George S Priest.
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Boston
Savannah
Gate City
Columbian Co
Hill & Cutler
Bernd Bros
Martin, Daniel & Co
F Hovey & Co
George S Priest
Davis
Carwick & Co
Medford T Metcalf & Co
Medford T Metcalf & Co—1 Cs Dry Roe Weir, Dreyfus & Co
Douglas Axe Mans.co
Moise Chase & Co
Mf Company
Wheelwright
Anderson Co
Priest
Brigham
Wright, Wooster & Co
Edwards& Brackett
Meyers & Bro
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Leonard& Clark
Hall & Co
Lewis
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax
L. Arthur & Co
Ellis & Co
Greenough & Co
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Bsarborn & Co
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Winsor & Co
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Edward Kent
Maxwell
Butler, Breed & Co
E Cutler
Ees Dudley & Co
Griffin & Co
Amos Keyes & Co
A & O W Mead
McPherson & Kendall
Salmon
T Ruasell & Co
Read, Jones & Co
Winsor
Charles Bonafans
Delong & Seaman
Sprigs Fank Taskins & Montague
Holmes Idhols
Jon & Co
Palestine
Marble Works
Upham, Tucker & Co
Pierce, Hardy & Co
Moise Cain
Drexel Organ
Baring Bros & Co
Stone & Downer
Linch & Collins
R H White & Co
Hogg
Brown
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
J & Hartwell
Adams & Chapman
Bigelow
Butler
Greenwood Bros
Hilton Bros
Garland & Co
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Beaman Bros
TJ Jones & Co
Catrarien
Jeanne
Demerara
Republic
Stgar RC
Cushman & Co
East Harbor
George BE Downes
Fort William
Value of Exports from the Port of Boston Week Ending Aug 3
The report lists weekly export values by commodity and destination. Total value for all exports reaches 1,747,162, with detailed figures for meats, grains, provisions, manufactures, and raw materials such as iron, leather, glassware, and naval stores. Destinations include England, Nova Scotia, French West Indies, and British West Indies.
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Receipts of Staple Products by Multiple Railroads
A list of freight receipts across several railroads including Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and others. Items include wool bales flour corn oats beef butter cheese eggs lard leather hides skins and related commodities with quantities such as 1,900 bushels flour 8,078 bushels corn 12,046 tons milifeed and numerous bales and cases.
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Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Veltz
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products August 6 Port Report
A port receipts table compares August 6 totals with a year earlier for staples including cotton, wheat, corn, oats, flour, butter, cheese, lard, pork, tallow, leather, hides, tea, coffee, sugars, molasses, and more. Figures show large year over year shifts across many commodities, with several items reported in bulk units such as bales, bushels, and barrels.
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Uplands
New Orleans
Minnesota
Canada
State
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United
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South America
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Cotton and Market Rows Across Cities Aug 6
Markets show mixed tone with cotton steady in New York and New Orleans around 10 14c for uplands while flour and wheat shift modestly. Reports cover Philadelphia Mobile Wilmington Galveston New Orleans and Chicago commodity activity including corn oats and pork with varied gains and declines.
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Seereee Mag
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Tochiben
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Cossvegee Co
Ex-President Phillips on Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis
Ex-president E B Phillips explains funds promised for 1883 to develop the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis railway. He notes only about 59 percent of the $450000 for improvements was used, cites labor claims and rail costs, and argues additional money could have saved the road from receivership. Also reports rail earnings and extensions news from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, Alabama and Great Southern, Northern Pacific, Omaha, and Louisville and Nashville.
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Majesties Court Report Aug. 6 Grand Jury and Sentences
In SU Superior Criminal Court Judge Aldrich presided. The August term opened with a grand jury report anticipated Saturday. Charles Milliken pleaded to larceny in a building with no sentence. James Doherty pleaded guilty to drunkenness and fined. Charlie England was surrendered on an old larceny complaint and sent to the Sherborn reformatory for women for two years. Charles street jail housed 161 prisoners, 93 held for trial, 35 for fines and costs, 21 for sentence, 8 as witnesses, 3 for examination, and 1 judgment debtor.
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Municipal Court Proceedings and Bail Figures
Autg 6 session before Judge Adams saw William Adams held in 1500 for robbery trial upstairs. Andrew Finnegan faces 300 for assault. John Crowley held for assault on an officer. Andrew Young held 300 for lar ceny with appearance Aug 9. Ellen Fagan and Emma J Coffin charged with assault held 100 for superior court. Margaret Desmond Annie Casey arraigned for assault and battery held for today. Brighton court James Ring drunkenness third offence three months in house of industry appealed and held 100. East Boston Caroline Jackson arraigned as common drunkard case continued one week under 200 bonds.
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Brighton
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House of Industry
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Caroline Jackson
Insolvencies and debts across several states reported
The record lists numerous individuals and firms facing liabilities from a few thousand to forty thousand dollars. Names include Lysander Blackman of Barkhamsted, Alexander Latailie of Southbridge, I. I. Plummer & Co. of Danielsonville, Walter H. Howe of Hudson, and John C. Barrett of Revere. Other debtors include W. C. Clisby of Boothbay, G. Burgess of Lynn, Aaron E. Clapp of Walpole, W. H. Co. & Co. of Yonkers, Arthur N. Hull & Greenfield, E. E. Clark of Biddeford, Cockroft & Black of Philadelphia, Cincinnati Sulky and Buggy Co., Gilbert K. Eliot of Norwood, Unthank Plough Co. of Indianapolis, Henry G. Hall of Woburn, and John L. Greenleaf of Malden.
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Indianapolis, Inc
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Investigations of Pluto Theology and Piute Traditions
A Reno Gazette excerpt surveys Piute culture and myth, noting language, literacy, family law, and marriage customs. It recounts tribal beliefs about origins and the afterlife, including tales of creation, animals as rulers, and the fate of good and bad Indians.
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British naval decline warned by Lord Lennox speech
Lord H Lennox told an audience at the Junior Conservative Club of Liverpool that Britain must not accept a weaker navy than France. He cited 37 French battle ships versus 41 British, 23,000 French dockyard workers to 18,000, and French marines numbering 36,393 against 12,400, noting Tonquin events as context.
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North Shore Pleasure Trip Offers Memorable Voyage
The north shore trip will be made today for voyagers to enjoy a pleasant season. The steamer sails Wednesday for the Isles of Shoals and Thursday to Provincetown. In yesterday's fishing excursion H F Whitcomb and Corey Sturdy of Boston won first and second prize money, while Jason Brown of Reading earned third.
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Mallory Line Announces Regular New York to Galveston Sailings
Starting August 1 the Mallory line will ship first class iron steamers from New York to Galveston every Wednesday and Saturday. The fleet includes 10 iron steamships with four new, offering through bills of lading from Boston. Shippers receive special inducements and travelers enjoy hotel quality appointments aboard these luxury vessels. General eastern agent is Seth eens at No 3 Old State House.
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