Money Market and Stock Notes From Boston Exchange
Boston markets quiet with banks lending 5 to 6 percent and call loans 4 to 5. New York funds discounted at small rates. foreign exchange lower with London and Paris bills quoted. Local stock market uneasy after Ballou & Co suspension. rail and utility shares show mixed moves while several bonds and mining stocks traded with varied results.
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Boston Stock Exchange to Hold Gaies at Brokers' Board
The Boston Stock Exchange announced a brokers' board event on August 14 featuring Gaies. Expected attendees include prominent brokers and market participants, with discussions on trading practices and regulatory updates.
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Gaies At Brokers’ Board
Wall Street Slump Amid Ticker Cut Rumors and Bond Shifts
New York financial notes show money demand improving to 4 5 percent on call while government and state bonds weaken. ASav age attack hit Western Union, shares fell 4 points before rallying later. Missouri Pacific slid to 93 as general list drifted. By close money offered at 1 2 percent and last loan 2 percent as distrust lingered.
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Bears
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House
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Ile
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de First
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Michigan Central
Western
New Jersey
New York
Milwaukee&st.p
Canada
Cay
N.Y
C.& St.l
Ill
Trade and Markets figures from August and later
Trade board shows oats and corn prices with bids and sales for August September and October 4734c 4814c 39c to 64c. Receipts of corn oats shorts and meal today. Grain inventories in elevator and car inspections list totals. Cheese butter eggs and flour markets with New York Boston and Chicago pricing and weekly export totals.
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Shorts
Liverpool
Little Falls
N. Y
Tuca
Elgin
Lil
New York
Eee
St. Albans
Boston
Del
Bennett, Rand & Co
A. & O. Mead and Snow & Co
Chicago
Green Amos
Union
Boston Market Breadstuffs and Produce Review
Boston market reports firmer demand in flour and cornmeal with mixed prices for various flour types. Butter remains weak though some creamery stock holds. Eggs, cheese, beans, peas, potatoes, onions, vegetables, apples, dried fruits, berries, hay, sweet potatoes, watermelons, pears, grass seed, bacon lar d and pork products show varied quotations with general dullness in trading and steady to softer tones across grain and dairy items.
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Canada
Jersey
Rhode Island
York State
Astrachan
Williams
Plains
Versailles
Virginias
Baltimores
Georgia
Norfolk
Tony
Vinelands
Vast Cargo Ledger of Goods Arriving in Liverpool and Glasgow
Shipping ledger lists steamer Kansas with bales waste indigo and wool, coal, oils, wines, metals, and thousands of cases from firms like Baring Bros, Jere Abbott, and Stone & Downer. Glasgow entries show Nestorian and Swedish iron orders, leather goods, paper stock, and pig iron. Caribbean and Atlantic ports note bananas and coconuts for Baracoa, with Mobile, North Sydney, and Dorchester schooners carrying lumber, coal, and coal-related shipments.
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Eng
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Thomas Groom & Co
Brosco
Cannel
Howard, Snelling & Co
F King & Co
Boston Dyewood Chemical Co
JS Morgan & Co
Hooper
RH White & Co
Boston Atheneum
Harvard College Library
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Fairchild Paper Co
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Jones
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Merchants Seletion Co
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Davies
Brown Bros & Co
Lane & Hubbard
Pray Sons & Co
Carleton & Son
Moors & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Phelps, Ge & Co
Sherman & Co
Talbot, Wilmarth & Co
Burgess & Goddard
Wetherill Bros
Ros & Co
Stone & Downer
Moise Coleman, Mead & Co
Day, Neal & Morse
Barclay Sq
Dodo Shaw, Applin & Co
L C Chase & Co
Richard Briggs
Kesmdse Stoddard
Lovering & Co
RH Hite & Co
Macallar
Matthew Co
Glasgow
Scot
Naylor & Co
Transatlantic Steamship Cargo Summary: 1900s
Cargo list from multiple vessels including Sa maria Aug 10 and New Brunswick, Yarmouth, Cape Coast, Hull and Barbadoes routes. Items include beef, lard, cheese, flour, cotton, copper ore, tobacco, fish, lumber, canned goods, leather, shoes, and machinery. Highlights note baggage and personal effects aboard several consignments and varied quantities by vessel.
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Eng
Queenstown
Samaria
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
Cape Coast
Hull
New York
Port LA Tour
Zambeze
Barbadoes
Jos M Lahne
Total Receipts of Staple Products August 14
Total receipts of principal staples at this port shown for August 14 compare with the same day last year. The table lists all commodities in transit and includes figures for all sources and destinations.
Receipts of Staple Products August 14
Lowell Railroad received 160 bales of wool 11 bales cotton 250 bags flour 900 bushels oats 14 bales tallow 1 barrel pork 10 bales tongues 246 boxes bacon 868 packages butter 193 boxes cheese 2 bales 36 cases eggs 16 bushels potatoes 8 bales apples 15 cars lumber 147 rolls 307 bundles 8 casks 1 219 feet leather. Maine Railroad listed 56 bales wool 10 bales tallow 7 cases eggs on car tear hay car lumber 10 bales potatoes 2 cases 63 bags 12 hides.
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Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Ta. A. Jurction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Id Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Railroads freight ledger reveals vast cargo totals across lines
Freight tallies show Eastern Railroad, Massachusetts routes, and others transporting wool, hides, leather, flour, cornmeal, oats, beef, poultry, tea, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, lumber, and leather hides. Multiple lines report bales, cases, boxes, and cars with hundreds to thousands of units, detailing westward and coastal shipments by railway firms and express services.
The Cattle Market Watertown Union Live Stock Aug 14
Report for the Boston Post by George J. Fox details market figures for cattle swine and lambs, with totals by week and comparison to last year. It lists state-by-state cattle and horse numbers, car counts by railroad, and pricing for beef store cattle hogs calves hides and skins, noting regional market classifications and quality grades.
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New England
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N. B
Boston and Albany
Cotton Markets and Grain Prices Across Cities
Market reports from New York to Memphis show cotton steady mid, trading around 11 to 13 cents with varied receipts and sales. Grain and flour futures edge higher on wheat and corn with mixed city receipts and steady to firm prices across Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia.
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Maine Central Stockholders Meet Over Lease to Boston and Maine
A special meeting in Augusta addressed blocking the proposed lease of the Eastern railroad to the Boston and Maine line. Stockholders urged the directors to pursue legal steps to prevent the deal, with a substitute proposal to form a committee to seek contract modifications and report at the next adjourned meeting. The vote favored the substitute. meeting adjourned to Granite Hall for 24th inst.
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Boston and Maine Road
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Skowhegan
John Patten
Bath
John Marshall Brown
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Foreign Markets and Commodities Reported in London and Havana
Financial dispatches from London and Liverpool note quiet but steady cargo movements in wheat and corn, firmer grain prices in Liverpool, and settled weather. London reports mixed futures for cotton with moderate inland demand, while Havana quotes exchange firm against US gold and various premiums.
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Grand N Hotel Carriage Hire Stop in New York City
Fragmentary OCR note mentions visiting New York City and saving carriage hire at Grand N Hotel near Grand Central. References a cost of one million and restoration or upgrade context. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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W. H. McDonald
Court Record in U.S. Commissioners Court August Arraignments
In open session Commissioner Hallett arraigned John Morgen for smuggling sugar and held him for exam in $1,600. Moran, linked to Ryan, previously arrested for stealing sugar from a vessel and smuggling ashore, held for October trial. The judge ruled in Perkins vs Philadelphia and Reading Railroad to divide damages between schooner owner J C Perkins and cargo owner. Wing Chung Lung held in $300 for counterfeit silver dollar trialThursday.
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The Second Brigade Arrives At Camp For Drills
The First Day's Work at Camp details the arrival and setup of the Second Brigade. Regiments 9th 8th and 1st Battalion Artillery with others pitched tents, guard and drill schedules set, and brigade strength tallied at 122 officers and 1,267 enlisted men. Maj. Pennington arrives to duty. brigade HQ quarters are ornate with rugs curtains and pictures as camp life begins in earnest tomorrow.
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Supreme Court injunction over notes in Ward and Shaw case
Suffolk County Supreme Judicial Court on Aug 14 granted an injunction restraining Shaw Brothers and Ferdinand A. Wyman from negotiating notes valued at 58537 made by Charles H Ward and endorsed by the complainant. Ward’s involvement and value dispute remain. assignee must sue on the notes. Attorneys include Shattuck Dearborn Morse Hoar.
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George W. Morse
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Superior Court Roundup Smal Local Sentences
In Superior Criminal Court on August 14 Judge Aldrich presided. Defendants including James O Hearn Ambrose Schofield Thomas Kelly and John Thompson faced various charges with sentences ranging from three months to five years. Several others were found not guilty or given fines for offenses such as assault embezzlement arson and larceny.
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House of Correction
Ambrose Schofield
Thomas Kelly
John Thompson
James Fallon
Thomas Baker
William Barry
Ellen McCarty
Jeremiah Sullivan
House of Industry
Robert McDonald
George F. Pearson
Nellie Shaw
John J. Sheehan
Edward Bennett
Arthur H. Blaney
Alice Jackson
Carrie Davis
John H. Drew
Peter O’brien
William Paine
Frank Kelley
House of Reformation
Central court records show multiple preliminary actions
In the central court Judge McCafferty set Charles Nolan’s $300 bond for examination on a charge of attempting to rescue a prisoner from an officer. John Wallace was fined $10 in city ordinance case, appealed. John McMann waived examination and held to $1,200 for the superior court. Orrin Sanborn held on $300 bail for Roxbury superior court on larceny charge. In East Boston, James Grady arraigned for threatening bodily harm to his wife and bound over in $100 bonds to keep peace for three months.
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Moonlight Excursions For American Steam Gauge Stockholders
The north shore voyage yesterday included stockholders of the American Steam Gauge company. After a moonlit bay run in the evening, Mr. George L. Damon invited 265 employees to join. This morning a trip to the Isles of Shoals is planned, with a second moonlight excursion tonight.
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American Steam Gauge Company
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Isles of Shoals
Resignations and Ticket Sale Offer at Baltimore and Ohio
On June 16, Cyres W. Scott, a B and O railroad ticket agent, was allowed to resign. A few days later Herbert W. Adams, a Milk Street broker, offered for sale to Michael Murphy sixty tickets issued by the railroad company.
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