Money Market And Clearing House Totals Of The Week
The money market shows steady rates with discounts for mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent. Call loans with collateral at 4 to 5 percent and corporation paper at 4 to 4 percent. New York funds range par to premium. clearing house totals for today and the week show large gains, with New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and several other cities posting increases over last week and last year. The New York bank statement reveals a drop in reserves despite higher loans and circulation, driven by currency movements west and treasury receipts.
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Corporation
New York
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Inc
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Providence
Detroit
Beale Sie Ises Cane Leveland
Indianapolis
Hartford
New Haven
Portland
Peoria
Worcester
Springfield
Memphis
Lowell
St. Joseph
Syracuse
N.Y
Treasury
Zastalgeien
Market report shows mixed shares and textile prices this week
Oregon Short Line 6s fall to 97, Denver extension 4s at 824. Boston land sold at 20. American Bell Telephone opens 250 then drops to 2453 after second board call. Mexican Telephone advances to 2. Shaw and Quincy miners sell at 50c and 45c. San Pedro block at 20c. Auctions: weekly gains and losses in Androscoggin, Merrimac, Continental, Lancaster, Middlesex, Naumkeag, Pacific, Pepperell ex-dividends, Stark, Union, Washington, York. Bank shares mixed with declines. some advances listed. Fall River listings with Crescent and others. Print cloth market quiet with modest price ease. Natick Gaslight declares 4% dividend.
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KR. L. Day & Co
Blackstone National Bank
Serreee Loib
Commerce Bank
Crolamvedens Co Lhe
Exchange National Bank
Nat. Bank
Eesevercecresacelal
Fagle National
Verett National Bank
Shawmut National Bank
Shoe & Leather National Bank
Ecesees
Redemption War Bank
Siessccess
SEARS
Amon Siri
Necee Loth
Webster National Psoe
Scienn
Continental Sugar
Cecceseeess
Lockwood Mulub
Ccicriseccecees
Eeacona
Ebap Soni
Naumkeag Manu
BR Pacific
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Ore
Chion Cotton Manufacturing Co
Fall River
Washington Mills
Sveseves Bee
York Manufacturing Co
Eeeveccees
Boston
Revere Beach & Yun
Cecesees Los
Ormautiars Totos Bashi
Patlinde Cue
Charles River Horse Rd
Cheshire Railroad
Pref
Nashua & Lowell Rd
Worcester
Vanes
Vermont
Massachusetts
Arkansas Valley Town Lot
Boston Exchange
Chic. B. & Liv. Ci
Eliot Fire Insurance Co
Sore Zoimeonal Sena Aidesnds
Vanenerkbonsecensuren Ae
Newton and Watertown Gaslight
Providence
St. Louis
Boston & Maine
Pass
Rivers
Cambridge
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Maine
Massawippi Valley
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Old Colony Steamboat
Portland & Gg
Eeereenrenereees
Francis Henshaw & Co
Seeseseseseees
Columbian National Bank
Cees
First National Bank
Salem
Sereneens
Zoly S Maverick Naticns Banc
Cece Oe Ckks al
Mechanics National Bank
Ceeseseessevesseces
National Exchange Banks
Cesspeereeseereeenseeree
New England National Bank
Teeeewenres I Brig
Ortop Nooo
Suffolk National Bank
State National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Andros Ggin Mills
Pacific Mills
Stark Mills
Seens Oaks
Cambridge Horse
Cheshire Rd
Oeess
Euenueee
Old Colony RR
Pittsfield & North Adams
American Loan and Trust Company
Shoe & Leather Insurance Co
Boston City
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tor
Lowell City
Bos
Clinton, Fitch & N B
Burlington & Missouri Rives
Mil
St Paulls
Eastern RR
Toledo
Union Pacific
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
Oregon
Denver
Boston Land
American Bell Telephone
Shaw
Quincy
San Pedro
Androscoggin
Merrimac
Continental
Lancaster
Middlesex
Naumkeag
Pacific
Pepperell
Stark
Union
Washington
York
Dwight
Laconia
Crescent
Merino
Flint
Globe
King Philip
Laurel Lake
Blackstone
Freeman’s
North America
Shawmut
Tremont
Webster
Eagle
Everett
Maverick
Merchants
New England
Revere
Second National
State
Suffolk
National Bank of Nortorth America
Market National Bank
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Eliot National Bank
Eastern Rain No
Shoe and Leather Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Sagamore Manf Co
Union Cotton Manufacturing Co
Ae Mills
York Manufact. Co
Manchester and Lawrence RR
Norwich and
Stocks and Ponds Orders Executed by Richardson Hill Co
Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore reports prompt stock orders in Boston and New York. Daily quotations of all stock markets are available at office No 49 Water Street.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Water Street
Brown, Riley & CO
Bankers
Congress
Mass
A. L. B. J. Riley
New York Stock
Boston Stock
Boston Mining Stock Exchange List Snapshot
A fragmentary OCR list shows stock names and prices across various lines. Items include Mass and NM, Mexican Central, Mass Mex, Pine Line, and Sierra trading notes with scattered figures, reflecting a chaotic exchange ledger page.
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At. & Pa
Top
Santa Fe
BOT
Csccscsacess Tanning Mfg. Co
Boston Water Power
Boston Land
Bowman
Mass
Mar. Hou
Gin
St. L
Sales
Wall Street Stocks Mixed As Market Cools After Opening Rally
New York August 18 Markets showed ample money on call and firm government bonds. Stocks were strong early led by Western Union at 78 34 with brisk demand, then eased as profit taking pulled Denver and Rio Grande and others. By midday conditions cooled with mixed gains and renewed buying near closing.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Denver
Rio Grande
Western Union
Texas Pacific
Market recap and outlook for oats corn wheat in California
Oats for October delivery sold sparingly with prices near current levels as buyers hold off. A carload of high mixed corn fetched 69 70c per bushel while receipts remain light. Wheat harvest prospects in California look very hopeful. dairy products and provisions hold firm with little change. The note ends by stating advertising pressure limits further market space.
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California
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Grain Prices
Cotton markets across cities show quiet trading with mixed receipts and steady prices. Notable figures include New York cotton at 1 03 16 to 1 07 16 cents, with Norfolk and Louisville showing mids to middling levels, while grain futures in Chicago and St Louis display firm early strength for corn and oats amid varied cash receipts and exports.
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Ces Eee
BMC Scrcsaes
Memphis
New York
Wilmington
New Orleans
Timore
Goastwise
Secenenews
Mid
Philadelphia
Icccas
Mobile
ST Louis
Savannah
United States
Kleston
London Market Reports Steady Wheat and Mixed Commodities
London August 18 report notes cargoes drifting calmly with wheat steady and corn in modest demand. Liverpool prices show standard wheat at 9s 4d to 9s 7d and corn at 5s 6d 4d, while flour and grain values across the city reflect generally firm conditions. Cotton in Liverpool eases but prices hold, with futures dull and varied rates across August to February. Havana sugar markets show small weekly business, high test sugar holding above foreign levels, with stock tallies and weekly exports to the United States.
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New York
Uplands
New Orleans
Minnesota
Wya
Western
State
Canada
Bec
Rio
United
City Extra India
South America
Liverpool
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kanegatty Ricker Staas
Cincinnati
Detroit
London
Beerbohm
England
Orleans
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Union Pacific Earnings Slump Amid Western Traffic Fallout
The Wall Street News notes a $121,000 drop in Union Pacific earnings for the first 14 days of August with sharp cuts in Denver Salt Lake and other western routes. It cites competition from Northern Pacific and Oregon traffic loss as Oregon Short Line progress nears completion, signaling an uncertain outlook despite possible rate pools. Additionally Canadian Pacific plans a New England outlet via St Johnsburg and Lake Champlain routes, with leadership briefed as negotiations near settlement. Ex-Gov Fairbanks and other directors have been meeting to finalize the deal. General notes record new express venture for Northern Pacific and substantial railroad construction activity, including weekly and yearly mileage tallies and earnings comparisons for St Louis and San Francisco Railway through mid August 1883.
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Boston
Western Railroad
Atchison, Toeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
New York
Omaha
C. B. and Q
Nebraska
Uodel
Tecumseh
Beatrice
Denver
Union Pacific
Dillon
Flint
Pere Marquette
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Toledo
St. Louis
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Wall Street News
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Helena
Oregon
Washington Territory
Southern Pacific
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
Burlington
Quincy
Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Colorado
Utah
Canadian Pacific
New York Evening Post
Montreal
Portland
Vermont
Terrence
St. Johnsburg
Lake Champlain
Ogdensburg
Rouse’s Point
Atlantic
Northwest
R. B. Angus
Fairbanks
Horace Fairbanks, Jr
Ross
St. Johnsbury
H. N. Jose
Ees Pacific
Ofton
Northern Pacific Express Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Thomas F. Oakes
Frederick Billings
Ashbel H. Bartley
Benjamin P. Cheney
Edward
Adams
St. Louis and
Court Record Shows Judge Rules Chinese Laborers Clause Broad
United States vs John G Douglas ends with discharge after court holds term Chinese laborers in the act aligns with Burlingame and 1880 treaties. Ah Shong, a Chinese laborer, not subject to emperor of China, cited. Also notice of creditors’ letters and multiple insolvencies including Norwood Lumber Co and James Stevenson insolvency petition, with creditors offered various settlements.
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Lowell and
Nelson
United States
John G. Douglas
Erie
Boston
Halsett
Congress
Ah Shong
China
Hong Kong
Greatritain
City Collectors Notice of unpaid taxes in Boston 1883
The city collects notices for unpaid 1882 taxes on numerous East Boston and Charlestown parcels. The listing names owners or supposed owners, parcel sizes, street locations, plan numbers, and tax amounts due, with sale scheduled August 30 1883 at Samuel R Knights & Co Boston office to cover taxes and costs.
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Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Samuel R. Knights & CO
Washington-street
Ward One
Richard A Baldwin
Mary J
Moore Street
R. H. Eddy
Michael Barrett
Henry B. Simpson
Bennington Street
East
Joseph E. Bisbee
Coleridge Street
R. H. Eady
Edwin F. Bowker
Arabella Lewis
Saratoga Street
Sarah B. Bowker
Daniel Caldwell
Bremen Street
Richard Cutcliffe
Lexington Street
Thomas Elliis
Ellen McKinnon
Milton Street
Lydia P. Emerson
John Waitt
East Boston
Bernard Farren
Margaret Farren
Orleans Street
Neptune
Bennington
RK. H. Eddy
Andrew P. Fisher
Charles W. Morris
Eagle Street
Putnam
Prescott Streets
Pope Street Court
Laughlin Winnfield
Pope Street
Coleman Cook
Peter Fitzpatrick
Chelsea Street
Glendon Place
R.H. Eddy
Glendon Company
Broderick J. Starkk
Jeremiah Horrigan
Lottie E. Brown
Byron Street
RH. Eddy
Spencer R. Merrick
Benjamin W. Thayer Heiis
Byron and
Cowper Streets
Benjamin Misner
Trenton Street
Tex
William Ht. Morse
Daniel F. Murphy
Brooks Street
Martha Neilson
Isaac Pratt, Jr
Benjamin F. Stevens
Border Street
John Riley
Agostino Deferari
Geordamo Biggio
Ashley Avenue
Whitman & Breck
John Rush
Francis Adams
Michael Sammon
Gilbert H. Shepard
Charles Tasker
Terrace Avenue
Alvin Smith
R. H.eddy
John H. Stark
Thomas J. Garrigan
Paris
Marion Streets
Margaret Pegier
Milton
Harmony Streets
Margaret Walsh
Havre Street
James Egan
Decatur Street
Charlestown
Thomas Ellis
Harriet D. Tate
Pearl Street
William P. Sanborn
Medford Street
John A. Sanborn
Stone Street
Washington Warren
John P. Barnard
Monument Square
Laurel and
Bartlett Streets
Cedar Street
City of
Monument
Winchester Home For
Elm Street
Elizabeth B. Winship
Danfoth L. Bean
Main Street
Ermeline F. Bean
Danforth L. Bean
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John C. Bean
Mill Street
William B. Byrnes
Hamilton Court
Middlesex Street
Thatcher Magoon
J H. Whitten
Charlestown Five Cent Savings Kk
Harriet B
Eugene McCarthy
Bank
Henry N. Clark
Biaban Place
Bunker Hill
Medford Streets
Sarah J. M. Cook
Eden Street
Charles
Joseph E. Crisp
James Toston Howes
Gheah
Russell Street
James Damon
Bunker Hill Street
Said Street
Caroline C. m
Mary McKenna
Eliza Dewson
Belmont Street
James Fitzpatrick
Henry H. Bradshaw
Harry Lighley
Charles River Avenue
Water Street
Warren Avenue
Joseph E.crisp
Lawrence Street
Silas T. Buckingham
Anna Amsden
Chapman Street
James McFague
William C. Williamson
John
Edward Thorndike
Emeline F. Bean
Danforth L. Bean Meirs
Samuel D. Lawin
Camepice
Albert A. Dyar
Elizabeth J. Magwood
Grove Street
Dennis Mineham
Bridge Court
Mary E. Rouse
James W. French
Anderson Street
Anderson Place
A. — Baldwin
Essex Street
Harrison Avenue
Washington Street
Annie F. Smith
Province Court
Emily F. Merrick
Albert Lewis
Lagrange Street
Almira S. Pratt
Hancock Street
Ridgeway Lane
Amelia O. Richardson
Tyler Street
Sugar smuggling arraignments in U S Commissioners Court
Aug. LS. Before Commissioner Haller, John J. Regan, John Moran and John G. Peterson were arraigned Saturday morning on charges of smuggling sugar from the Mendoza. Regan waived hearing and held in 1500 dollars for district court term. Moran also held in 1500 dollars after a hearing. Peterson’s case continued.
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John J. Regan
John Moran
John G. Peterson
Mendoza
Regan
District Court
Moran
Peterson
Municipal Courts Report of Assaults and Fines
A list of cases from Auntg municipal courts including Lizzie Murphy slate idle and disorderly for one year in prison. Edward Sweeney fined ten dollars for assault and battery. John Drummond six months for larceny. John J. Cunningham guilty of assault two months with appeal. Patrick Kerrigan fined ten dollars for assault and battery. John E. S. Skinner held for trial Aug. 22. East Boston Michael Barry fined ten dollars for drunkenness and assault and keeping shop open on Sunday and unlawfully selling liquor. Roxbury John Casey fined fifteen dollars plus half costs for assault and battery. Charlestown Patrick Durkin fined ten dollars for assault and battery and held on $400 bonds after appeal. Bartholomew Donovan case continued for judgment. Cottwell and Moore larceny cases continued to Aug. 25 for judgment. Dorchester Mrs. Thomas White case continued for assault and battery.]
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McCafferty
Lizzie Murphy
Woman’s
Edward Sweeney
John Drummond
House of Correction
John J. Cunningham
Patrick Kerrigan
John E
Skinner
East Boston
Michael Barry
Roxbury
John Casey
Charlestown
Patrick Durkin
Bartholomew Donovan
Cottwell and Moore
Dorchester
Thomas White
Joseph Callahan
The Shaw Failure. A Prop. From Mr. Wyman to Creditors
George W. Morse of Boston, principal attorney for F. W. Wyman the Shaw & Brothers assignee, offered creditors 3315 cents on dollar in Bangor. Outsiders expect 3314 cents. No state preference. Laborers to be paid. Banks may advance funds if personal property is released to them as security. If needed, lawful questions could go to the U S Supreme Court, delaying final resolution. Some think a satisfactory agreement will be reached.
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M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Boston
Ward
Norwood Lumber Company
Norwood N. Y
Lawrence Barnard
St. Albans
Ogdensburg
Malone
N. Y
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Carrier
Stoneham
John McNaught
Winthrop
Allen S. Weeks
Brookline
George Wm. Ballou & Co
New York
Eastport National Bank of
Eastport
Palmer & Co
Gardiner
Joseph H. Read
South Norwalk
Conn
James Stevenson
Deane Street
Bank of New Brunswick
Lucier
North Attleboro
Charles H. Davis & Son
Holden
Andrew Chadbourne
Shooks
Waterboro
John F. Shea
New Haven
Burlington
A.A. Wyeth
Cambridge
George N. Nichols
Lynn
George Hall
Ansonia
Frederick K. Wood
Biddeford
William EB. Morse
Haverhill
H. W. Payne
Springfield
Mr. Wyman
George W. Morse, Esq
F. W. Wyman
F. Shaw & Brothers
Bangor
Shaws
Supreme Court of the United States
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J. Augusta Palmer
Emily J. Palmer
Patrick C. Pendergast
Helen A. Perry
West Seventh Street
Tudor Street
Otis Drury
Roberts
Covelland Frank Morrison
Cyrulee
Elizabeth Ford
John Smith
Joanna Smith
Smith Place
South Boston Ironworks
Broadway Extension
Foundry Street
Foundry and
West Fourth Streets
West Fourth Street
Old Colony and Newport Railroad Company
Broadway
American Asphalt Pavement Company of
Karnabas Hammatt
South Boston Lrron Company
Helen S. Hunt
John J. Stark
R. Butler
Equity
William W. Wiles
D Street
William Woods
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Osborn Howes
R. J. Monks
Five Cents Savings Bank
Henry H. Faxon
Bay State Place
Thomas D .House
Fourth Street
William P. Hunt
Gt. South
C.F. Wilson
Grace A. Duggan
William E. Coffin
East Third Street
Emmett
I Street
Prongeetes
Catharine
John McCambridge
East Second Street
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John Monks
Peter S. Morton Herrs
East Fourth Street
L Street
George Myles
Stucent
F Street
Lexander O’connor
Charles Tl. Clark
Dorchester Street
Emerson Street
Edward O’connor
Margaret O’connor
Joseph C. Riley
Page Wew
East First Street
Otis D. Dana
H Street
Wilson
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
East Fifth Street
O Street
East Th Street
Southton District
Esent
East Seventh Street
Mary J. Sullivan
James W. Eee
SOT Moody & CO
Devonshire Street
Boots & Shoes
W.R. McKey & CO
Summer ST
Stoc
Vincent & CO
A. S. Richards
Reade St
City
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting
Market Street
N. B
Ippincott
SON
Nap Boat and Shoe Auction House
Rancis Henshaw & Co. Auctioneers
Brokers and Apprais&rr
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boom L
The
Boston Stock Exchangce
Shoe and Leather National Bank
National Bank
Androscoggin Mills
Cambridge RR
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
American Loan and Trust Coe
Boston and Lowell RR
Cincinnati and
City of Worcester
K.K. Day & TO
Exchange Place
Midland of North Carolina Improvement and Construction Co
Hayden Co
National Icenes Bank. Co of Executor
National Ank of Commerce
Norwich
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Kurpah Indigo
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Sabeerpont
Gresswell
Texas
America
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire St
Samuel D. Crafts
R. B. Bonds
Grant
Ferdinand Ward
James D. Fish
Coffin & Henry
Iowa
L&o
Davenport
U.S. Commissioners Court
Haller
Paul Boyton
St. Jacobs
Lydia E. Pinkham
Artemus Ward
Prince of Wales
Artemus
Albert Edward
J. Ward