Money Market Report With Mixed Bond Movements
New York on August 13 saw money easy at 1 1/2 percent on call. Prime mercantile paper quoted 54 61 percent. Bar silver at 116.4. Foreign exchange steady with long at 48 2 and short sight at 48 4. Governments firmer, state bonds quiet, railways higher led by West Shore fives at 46. Money closed offered at 1 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
West Shore
Week of dull business across trades with steady prices
The week saw widespread stagnation in manufacturing, mills, and coal mines. Wool sales remained robust with steady to higher prices while provisions and produce stayed firm. On call market was busy but with no sales as buyers expected future receipts. cash settled down 3 cents for No 2 white and a mixed bag of oats and grain specifics followed in the day’s inspection list.
Rubber goods trade patterns and regional shipments update
The market shows steady but quiet business with rising orders yet matching countermands. Retailers report adequate stocks amid high unemployment. manufacturers vary from overloaded to cutting staff. Major rubber boot and shoe shipments across Chicago to San Francisco totaled 73 786 cases weekly, with 1 656 930 cases year to date, slightly down from last year.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Buffalo
Cleveland
The Cattle Market Prices and Arrivals
Market data show weekly cattle, sheep, and swine totals with an across the board price note. Arrivals at yards include Watertown Brighton and Meloocs with counts. roads totals reach 664 cars. Prices list beef ranges from 3 to 1000 dollars, store cattle, hogs, sheep, hides, tallow, and skins by quantity and grade.
Watertown Cattle Market Notes and Prices
Market in Watertown reports mixed cattle activity with butcher demand for good fat steers at 7d dressed weight and occasional high quality pairs at 10c. Northern cattle cleaning, varied oxen and steer sales at Watertown and Brighton yards with multiple consignments from J Converse Sanborn and others, veal calves firm at 6 to 7c, poultry receipts 2500 lbs, hogs up, cows sold at ranges from 30 to 65 dollars with several milch cows listed and prices noted for regional buyers. Boston and Albany stock trains behind schedule but stock quality remains strong in western native steers.
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Boston
Bbss
Carolina
Java
Patna
Cadiz
Liverpool
Bond
Turks Island
Chicago
Calcutta
New York
Timothy
Canton Cassia
Batavia Cassia
Zanzibar
Lse
Ambova
Brandyv
Foucauld & Co
Otard, Dupuy
Hennessey
Pellevoisin
Martell
St Croix
Jamaica
Bay
New England
Trinidad
Porto Rico
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Barbadoes
Faneuil
Pembroke
Cienfuegos
Ponce
Arroyo
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Mayaguez
New Orleans
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Hyson Skin
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London
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Madeira
Sicily
Ivison
Michigan
Maine
G W Reynolds
BW Hartman
Libby & Estes
Libby & Weiler
Libby & Merrill
Libby & Son
G Wells
H Coolidge & Son
W Hall
J H Fogg
New Hampshire
H A Wilcox
J. Y Keazer
C Phillprook
Breck & Wood II
Aldrich & Johnson
J B Gardner
Dow & Moulton
G S Peavey
O F Bothell
J O Sanborn
J B Sargent
J C Marshall
Fry
T Sanborn
TI J
F Adden
Vermont
Hall & Seaver
F Kenfield
RG Kimball
Gilfillan & Co
H D Lovering
L W Tinker
G Walker
M G Flanders
J L Call
G W Brownell
A Farnham
Martin & Squier
C W_ Smith
S$ M Flint
W R Brown
Clearland
L Woolley
W Ricker
R P Pollard
BS Hastings
P Gleason
H N_ Jenne
J Counter
AJ Piper
W G Townsend
N K Campbell
A Williamson
C P Burke
Britton
H V Whipple
Kimball
Sargent & Turner
Combs & Farard
Stocker Bros
Massachusetts
J S Henry
G P Flack & Son
O C Robinson
D McCarthy
W Fisher
E Smith
J K Fulton
D Hurlbert
G Southworth
Western
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Monroe
Hollis & Co
J F Stetson
K H Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
E Farrell
G A Sawyer
J J Donnelly
J B Thomas
Akaong Mooney
J N Morse
J A Hathaway
J O Brine
A N Monroe
Istrian
Wetherby
M Murphy
H N Jenne
C L Woolley
Breck & Wood
G Wels
W W Hall
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J V Keazer
E F Adden
E B G Kimball
Gilfillan
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GS Peavey
Slee
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Boston and Albany Railroad
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Markets by Telegraph Cotton and general prices Aug 13
Cotton market report lists receipts, shipments, stocks and middling price across major U S markets for August 13 with national tone described as dull to firm. Includes New York Philadelphia Chicago and other centers with detailed figures on receipts, exports, stock levels and prices for upland middling and related commodities.
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Sceseeeend
Ccee
Seeeereres
Ccc
New York
United States
Mob’le
Norf
Oki
Phila. Co
Sav’b
St L's
Great Britain
France
Continent
Baltimore
Charleston
Mobile
Cincinnati
Galveston
Isa
Spa
New Orleans
Savannah
Wilmington
St. Louis
London and Liverpool Market Reports Aug 13
Consolidated prices across US and Canadian stocks and bonds rally and wane as London and Liverpool trade notes report dull breadstuffs, firm cotton bids, heavy wheat cargoes, and mixed futures. Weather in England eases with subdued market activity.
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London
Alantic
Great Western
New Jersey Central
Erie
New York Central
Illinois Central
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Paris
Nortol
United Kingdom
England
Iron demand weak as prices slide in August
In Philadelphia reports the iron market shows light demand and falling prices. Production remains pressured with 102 furnaces in the country and sizable unsold stocks. August output around 24,200 tons, down from June, while pig iron prices decline over recent weeks.
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Philadelphia
Iron Markets Report Shows Dull Demand and Sluggish Prices
In New York and Pittsburg, pig iron and related metals edge lower with uneven demand. Certificates hover around 17 to 18 dollars, July imports show sizable iron and ore movement, and steel rails trade near 28 to 30 dollars. Tin, copper, brass, lead, and zinc hold firm or ease modestly as stock levels rise.
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Cebu
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Buenos
Calcutta
Buffalo
Rio Grande
Gambia and
Bissan
California
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Cape Good Hope
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Russia
Wilmington
Ite & Gal
Boston
Halifax
Bank
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Menbaden
Elaine
Oriental
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Ile
Rochelle
Kentucky
New Northern Creamery
New York
Vermont
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Canada
Bessemer
Great Britain
American
Australia
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America
Steck Im
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London Cables
Pittsburg
Wall Street Bank Failure and General Insolvencies
A roundup of insolvencies and financial troubles across Boston and beyond. Henry F. Wood of Harrison and Chestnut Hill avenues in Boston declares insolvency with about $980 owed. Henry Mayo & Co of Atlantic avenue faces insolvency petition by Gunn Curtis Co. Seymour W. Stevens at Merrimac Street shows liabilities near $3,500. Other listed debtors include John Emerson of West Springfield, Lewis B. Small of Richmond Maine, and Miller & Co. of Waterville Maine. Also reported: Berliner & Strauss liabilities at $96,046.76. bank examiners scrutinizing Dickinson’s losses. conflicting rumors on stockholder payments and overall deficits. Directors plan to wind up. possible depositors paid up to 50 percent by Saturday. Additional items note Kennedy & Co. patent medicines in Pittsburg confessing judgment for $53,000, Lewis Bros. clothing in Mercer $5,000, and Detroit’s Chicago wire and iron works seized with $460,000 assets. Ottawa’s Illinois Starch company confesses judgment. Detroit boot dealer James Keiller fails. Suffolk County real estate attachments listed.
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Henry F. Wood
Carpenter
Harrison Avenue
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Boston
Wood
Henry Mayo & Co
Atlantic Avenue
Gunn Curtis Company
Seymour W. Stevens
Merrimac Street
John Emerson
West Springfield
Lewis B. Small
Richmond
Miller & Co
Waterville
New York
Henry Berliner
Joseph L. Strauss
Berliner & Strauss
Wall Street
Dickinson
Henry Clews
Timpson
Clews
Canada
Wall Street Bank
R. M. Kennedy
Kennedy & Co
Pittsburg
A. Kennedy
Lewis Bros., Clothing
Mercer
Chicago Wire and Iron Works
Barnum’s Wire and Iron Works
Detroit
Ilinois
Illinois Starch Company
Ottawa
Ill
John S.catlin
James Keiller
M. H. Chameralin
Foreign Exports. Diverse goods shipped from multiple ports
The list details shipments from Liverpool, St John New Brunswick, Lunenburg and other ports, including quantities of beef, pork, wheat, flour, cornmeal, sugar, leather, tobacco, lard, cod, oats, and various manufactured items. Entries specify vessels such as Iowa Welcome Home Orient Pearl and Dominion with cargoes ranging from foodstuffs to hardware and machinery.
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Eng
Iowa
ST John
Welcome Home
Lunenburg
Orient
Windsor
Pearl
Arecibo
Annie Bell
Yarmouth
Dominion
Bay OF Islands
Stapis
Boston and Albany Railroad
Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Carshay
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Marital Bonds Form Across Boston Area Unions
In Boston on August 7 and 11 several marriage notices were recorded. Rev Renry A Cooke joined Walter T Carver of Tremont Maine and Elizabeth Christopher of Boston. Rev Roy Cooke officiated Charles C Gilyard and Hannah Rollins of Boston on August 5. Rev William Graham united Leonard D Prouty and Louisa McDonald on August 7. Rev George 8 Butters presided over Henry H Wetherbee and Abbie A Preble, both of Boston, at Jamaica Plain on August 11.
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Carver—Christopher
Boston
Renry A Cooke
Walter T Carver
Tremont
Elizabeth Christopher
Gilyard—Rollins
Roy Cooke
Charles C Gilyard
Hannah Rollins Bott
Prouty—Mcdonald
William Graham
Leonard D Prouty
Louisa McDonald Wetherbee
Preble
Jamaica Plain
George 8 Butters
Henry H Wetherbee
Abbie A Preble
Miranda the Pullman car opens on the Saratoga line
The Fitchburg Railroad has received two new drawing room cars with buffet and smoking rooms from Pullman. The Miranda, 70 feet long and 35 tons, entered service on the 10. A. M. train. It offers mahogany finish, plush panels, silk velvet upholstery, and a 68 to 70 degree climate via ice box cooled air. It features a beveled bay window view and electric bells for swift porter contact. The car aims to set a new standard in rolling stock for Saratoga service.
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
Pullman Palace Car Company
Saratoga
Pullman Company
Hoosac Tunnel
Aly Country
Ssesamithnia
Patents and Railroads Dominate U S Circuit Court Docket
Oral opinions announced Aug. 13 before Judges Gray and Nelson cover Patent Cylinder Oil Cup Co. v Renchard over alleged patent infringement in a lublicator, Louisa Tirrell administratrix v Fitchburg Railroad on Caywood gauge patent, Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain v Boston and Lowell over unpaid balances from a 1871 contract, and John M. Clark et al. v United States on bond deficiencies and collector duties.
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Gray
Nelson
Patent Cylinder Oil Cup Company
John R. Renchard
Bill
Equity
John Gates
Portland
Oregon
Louisa Tirrell
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad Company
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company Et al
Northern Transrtation Company of Ohio
J. Gregory Smith
George Stack
Ogdensburg
Plainiff
Northern Transportation Company
Clifford and
Lowell
John M. Clark
United States
William H. McCartney
William D. Parks
District Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Judge Barker Rules in Mixed Court Session
In the case of Thomas F Shea the jury disagreed on assault. Andrew Connelly was found not guilty of larceny. Richard Orpin’s similar charge also ended in disagreement. James A McGrath received probation on larceny. Nellie Golding’s alleged larceny case was not pressed. John Devlin pled guilty to assault and was sentenced to two years at the house of correction. Nicholas Leonard pled guilty to assault and case placed on file. James Devine and Timothy Mullen were found guilty of robbery with a motion for a new trial filed. Timothy F Ryan was sentenced to one year at the house of correction for larceny. Richard Decker pled guilty to drunkenness and his sentence suspended. Henry W Murphy pled guilty to breaking and entering and was sentenced to 18 months at the house of correction.
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Barker
Thomas F. Shea
Andrew Connelly
Richard Orpin
James A. McGrath
Nellie Golding
John Devlin
House of Correction
Nicholas Leonard
James Devine
Timothy Mullen
Timothy F. Ryan
Richard Decker
Henry W. Murphy
Municipal Courts August 13 Adjudications and Fines
In central court Judge McCafferty fined Frederick Stevens $10 without costs for violating a city ordinance. James Geary held $200 on assault charges. Frank Barrett held $200 on larceny. Henry Kelly found guilty of unlicensed milk wagon and fined $50 plus costs for adulterated milk. Lewis E. Carr fined on larceny. James C. McManus fined $50 for screen law violation. Henry F. Magee held for appearance. William Kelly charged with neglect of a minor held for trial. East Boston: James Craven sentenced six months in house of industry. Roxbury: E T Riley fined $15. Martin Weitz $15. James Curran larceny held $300. W. Drinkwater $10 for assault. James McManus third drunk six months. Daniel W. Hill $15 for unlicensed Gog. Kate Devine vagrant six months. P J Drury $50 for illegally selling intoxicating liquors, appealed and held in $00. Owen Kelly vagrant one year at Bridgewater.
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McCafferty
Frederick Stevens
James Geary
Frank Barrett
Henry Kelly
Lewis E. Carr
James C. McManus
Northampton Street
Henry F. Magee
Bunker Hill
William Kelly
East Boston
James Craven
House of Industry
Roxbury
E. T. Riley
Martin Weitz
James Curran
W. Drinkwater
James McManus
Daniel W. Hill
Kate Devine
P. J. Drury
Owen Kelly
Bridgewater
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