Quiet Exchange Markets and Mixed Rail Securities Movement
Foreign exchange remained quiet with London at 4823 and 60 day bills 486, 4897 per pound. Paris francs 520 short sight, 5224 per dollar 60 day. Reichmarks 948 60 day, 954 short. Stock market shifted from bail to bear amid broader Wall Street decline. Atchison 81% down to 80, C B Q 123, UP weak 89% to 85, Flint and Perre Marquette 24, Toledo etc 1, Cincinnati Northern mortgage foreclose action noted, Marquette 383, C S and Cleveland 19, Wisconsin Central 19, C W Michigan 48, Mexican Central 13%–13{. Maine Central terms proposed to lease Eastern with guaranties. some stockholders seek 7% guaranteed. risk of Maine legislature prohibition if not agreed. Bonds: Mexican Central Is quiet, Atlantic 6s 95, Eastern 6s 410, New York and New England 6s 1065, New Mexico and South Pacific Ts 1144, Denver Extension 4s 23. American Bell Telephone fell to 2383, Mex Cen Telephone weaker at 24, Boston and Northern Telephone 127, Erie Telephone subscribership up 450 July gain total 650.
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Wall Street
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Chicago
Burdington
Quincy
Union Pacific
Sig
Flint
Perre Marquette Common
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnati Northern
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Sandusky
Cleveland
Wisconsin Central Common
West Michigan
New York
New England
Fitchburg
Boston
Providence
Maine Central Stockholders
Messrs
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Bangor
E. F. Webb
Waterville
W. G. Davis
Portland
Boston and
Maine and Eastern
Maine Central
Maine
Mexican Central Is
New Mexico
Denver
Mexcen Telephone
Northern Telephone
Erie Telephone Company
Theouthwestern
Bears
Northwestern
Canada Southern
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Gould and Villard
Omaha
Northern Pacific
Central Pacific
Wabash
Texas
Pacific
Northwest
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Western Union and Lackawanna
Colorado Coal
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Long Island
Pacific Mail
West Point
San Francisco
The
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Han
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Wirene
New Jersey
Ohio & Mssisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Central
Peoria
Texas Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Western Union
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Manitoba
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Grain and market notes from Boston to Chicago
Market rundown covers call board oats and corn prices with seller and bid values, steamer exports, No 2 white oats, and No 3 white. Grain receipts at Boston and Canton cheese and butter prices. Chicago wheat and corn futures, oats, and pork prices with stockyard hog receipts and packing totals. Petroleum certificates opened and closed at listed levels.
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J. F. Lamson
Blaney, Brown
Boston Commercial Exchange
Shorts
Canton
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern
Zac
Canada
Western
New York
Boston
Chicago
Lord
Grain and flour market report with mixed prices steadying
The market overall stays steady with little price change for flour and cornmeal. Specifics include western superfine flour at 3 37 5, Minnesota bakers at 7 77 5, various patent grades 6 75, and corn prices around 67 to 69 cents for mixed quality. Oats and rye show softer tones, barley trades lightly, and butter and eggs hold firmer for higher end stock while cheese trends downward. General produce notes list dull beans with small parcels priced around 2 59 to 3 40 for red kidneys and other varieties.
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Minnesota
Illinois
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Iiiana
New York
Western
Nougus
Port Spain
Croix
English Island
Cienfuegos
United
Uerces City
Continent
South America
Liverpool
Chicago
Baéon
Milwaukee
New Co
Commercial Bulletin
Toledo
Shipig
Cspian Eoeeesy Iat & Oes
Cincinnati
Detroit
Tropical and fruit market and sugar and cotton notices
Market activity shows quiet tropical fruit trade with lemon and orange quotations across Messina Palermos Sorrentes and other sources. Sugar is steady with refined prices firm. molasses and cotton futures and spot quotations listed with futures dates and port receipts and exports detailed.
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Messina
Palermo
Sorrentes
Ila Superior
Manila
Barbadoes
Porto Hico
Vast Atlantic Imports Show Lumber Hides and Oils in Pamphlet List
A dense ledger of consignments at Boston and Halifax records steamer and schooner cargoes across multiple firms. Items include hides, wax, domestics, leather, boots, spirits, corn, cotton, lumber, and canned goods as well as numerous bales of hemp and rosins. Names such as Bernd Bros, Chase & co, James Greenough & co, and Massachusetts Cotton mills appear among many others, with destinations spanning Boston, Halifax, Yarmouth, Cape Island, and Havana ports.
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Savannah
Gate City
Hallett & Davis
Bernd Bros
Wheelwright, A & Co
Briggs
McKay& Co
Puffer & Son
Geos Priest
James & Abbott
Weld & Son
Billings & Eaton
Merriam & Tyler
Hail, Newhall & Co
Chase & Co
Stetson, Moseley & Co
White Bros & Son
Friedman Bros
Weeks & Potter
Austin
Waitt & Bond
Metcalf
Edwards & Brackett
James Greenough & Co
Hall & Co
M Y Henderson
Luce & Manning
Leonard & Clark
George McQuesten & Co
Geo E Newhall
Poor, Toune & Co
Dodo A & L
Ting & Co
Gould & Co
Nash & Co
Winslow & Co
Richardson & Dennie
T Thompson & Co
Stevenson, P & Co
Bliss & Co
Rushback & Bro
Lewis
Bullock & Co
Haskins
Harris & Son
Halifax
Warrell
Arthur & Co
Beaman Bros
Cees FH Bowles & Co
Cutler
Ellis & Co
Jas Greenough & Co
Knight
Mead
Bates
Morey
Dudley & Co
Griffin & Co
Wilkins
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Darling & Hosmer
P Hodson & Co
Mackerel Burnham & Preston
Butler, Breed & Co
Amos Keyes & Co
A& OW Mead
T Russell & Co
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
Adams & Chapman
Garland
Cape Island
Irene
Jones & Co
Portland Packing Co
Georgetown
Dem
Acadia
Havana
City of Pueblo
New York
Samuel
Cedar Keys
Fla
R Flint
Cadiz
Emilia
Byrnes
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending Aug 17
Import values across regions include England Cuba and Barbados with dry goods totaling 191 940 dollars and leather and glass products among others. Notable items feature fruits wool textiles chemicals books hides and window glass from multiple territories led by aggregates around 1 143 100 dollars in overall imports for the period.
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Boston
England
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mic
S.scocccs
Cece
Barbados
Tron and Steel
Sceseee
Monty cc
SIACC
WTC
Surinam
Piocaims
Igsicccoa
Timdiaies
Demfrara
Gheare
Lyosmorert
Boestie Bilt i
Skscinsesssshs
Sdicek
PRUE
Cic Cau
Montevideo
Escecces
Scotland
Sosa En Saan
Cnedesede Sens
Sewes
Belgium
TOD
Abel
BOM
Dominion OF Canada
Italy
Azores
Questpon
PTOV
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Nnsun
Ocean Home and Other Vessels Carry Diverse Cargoes
A fragmented cargo list from multiple ships and ports details items loaded and cleared. The schooners Ocean Home, Amos, Iberian, Nestorian, and others at Liverpool, St Pierre, Lunenburg, and Halifax carry goods such as bacon, flour, cotton, canned meats, kerosene, oils, hardware, tobacco, beef, and lumber, with quantities ranging from a few cases to several thousand units.</s>
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ST Jouns
Ocean Home
Liverpool
Eng
Parthia
ST Pierre
Mig
Lunenburg
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
Glasgow
Scot
ST John
James
N .S
Halifax
Historic Trade List of Goods by Railroads and Carriers
A dense sanitized ledger-style compilation lists wool flour meal lard grease coffee sugar butter potatoes beans crates apples and various leather hides milks and bales across Peabody Salem New York and New England Albany Old Colony Albany Providence rail lines. It notes multiple carloads bales cases boxes and rolls with quantities alongside railroad names and regions.
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Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Albany
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Goods at Port Aug 20
A port receipts table outlines totals for staples from all shipments, comparing 1883 with 1882. Items include cotton bases wool dom cheese butter eggs flour oats cornmeal wheat malt leather tallow lard hides hams tea coffee sugar molasses and more, with notes that 1882 flour sacks were reduced in the column.
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Boston
Solord Schzinibexves
Cena
PEI
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Grain Report
New York markets show cotton weak with 1/16 cent decline and 922 bales sold. Grain futures and cash markets mix with wheat rallying and corn steady. Chicago oats and rye little changed as pork and lard move higher in session. Across ports, receipts and gross receipts recorded with mixed price levels and steady to firm tones in several staples.
London Market Briefs Show Mixed Commodities Activity
Atlantic and Great Westerns etc list mixed prices. wheat and corn quiet in London and Mark Lane with steady cargoes. Cotton demand moderate in Rio with 10,000 daily receipts and 32,000 bags weekly U.S. sales. exchange on London at 2 1/14. Provisions prices in London rise. farmers’ wheat deliveries total 40,000 to 45,900 quarters.
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Boston
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ ‘Exchange
Mark Lane
Syd
Svea
Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Exchange
McDonald and Gannon Held on High Way Robbery Charge
In municipal court Monday James H. Mc Donald and John Gannon were held in 2000 dollars for the superior court on highway robbery charges. Warren Fowler arraigned for assault and battery with a loaded pistol on Charles Hayes and held in 500 dollars for examination on Friday. Alexander Desjardins arraigned for the larceny of a watch and held in 800 dollars for trial on Friday. John J. O'Neil charged with breaking and entering the store of John H. Murphy and held in 1200 dollars for trial on Aug. 21.
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James H. McDonald
John Gannon
Superior Court
Warren Fowler
Charles Hayes
Alexander Desjardins
John J. O'Neil
John H. Murphy
State road sale drive sparks looming transport shift
Atlanta despatch notes pressure on legislators to sell the state road to a syndicate of lessees and capitalists. A Jordan bill argues sale would save interest amid a heavy state debt, with Central Railroad seeking control to dominate southern rail links. Also covers Denver Rio Grande hoax campaign, New York railroad moves under Southern Pacific, and brief earnings gains for several lines.
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Atlanta
Bullock
Jordan
Central Railroad Company
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Richmond
Danville
Central
Savannah
Denver and Rio Grande Road
Chicago
Perceval Lowell
Burlington Road
F. C. Nims
Leadville
Black Canon
New York
T. W. Pierce
Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Elo Paso
Texas
Fowler
Morgan Company
Galvyeston
Iron Mountain
International
Great Northern
Omaha
Louisville and Nashville
Bellevue Tunnel Mining Plan Faces Three Year Drive
The Sunday Courier reviews the Bellevue Tunnel proposal in Gilpin County. A $3,000,000 capital plan splits into 100,000 preferred shares and 299,000 common, with staged 7 percent dividends and a profit share for promoters if successful. The article notes advances in tunneling and recent mining improvements including new boiler houses and machine tools, while reporting current ore displays at Pewabic and Central mine productivity signals.
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Bellevue
Colorado
The
Sunday Courier
Sutro
Gilpin County
Ontario
Court Record of Collision Actions Involving Blenheim and San Carlos
In the United States Circuit Court before Judge Lowell cross libels stem from a collision on or near the Demerara river. The brigantine San Carlos, carrying coal from Glasgow to Georgetown Demarara, and the steamer Blenheim from Georgetown to England, collided. the San Carlos sank. The district court favored the San Carlos owners. the claimant of the Blenheim appealed, with exceptions to the assessor's report valuing the brigantine at 12,000. Judge Lowell affirmed the district court decrees, finding no contributory course change. Attorneys: A. A. Strout for San Carlos, F. Goodwin for Blenheim. In Porter Needle Co. v National Needle Co, plaintiffs succeed to Cook & Porter rights over needle grinding patents and contracts. Dispute centers on a lease versus sale of six machines. court decreed plaintiffs prevail. Attorneys: T. W. Clarke for plaintiffs, J. E. Abbott for defendants.
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Blenheim
Jacob S. Winslow
Edwin Ball
San Carlos
Lowell
A.A. Strout
F. Goodwin
Porter Needle Company
National Needle Company
Cook & Porter Needle Company
Lewis B. Porter
Mallett
Cook & Porter
T. W. Clarke
J. E. Abbott
Mindoro ship keeper faces sugar smuggling charge
John C. Peterson, ship keeper of the Mindoro, was held in 1500 dollars for the district court on alleged complicity with Reagan and Moran in smuggling sugar.
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John C. Peterson
Mindoro
Istrict
Reagan
Moran
Wills Proved and Administrations Granted in Judge White’s Court
Probate records show wills of Abby C. Thayer Neil Gallagher Charlotte Sheafe Charles Clark William H Delano and Henry H Tuttle admitted to probate. Letters of administration issued for James Coughlan Annie M Wright John J Kielty James Mansfield Reuben M Stackpole Patrick Moriarty Littleberry Smith William P Jones Frederick A Green Thomas E Keating Francis J Mulvey Patrick Condon Ann Bradstreet Carrie M Duggan John Moynehan Hannah McCarty Roxanna Raycroft William Keating Johanna Callahan Lena Harriman Carrie M Duggan and Thomas Ray.
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Abby C. Thayer
Neil Gallagher
Charlotte Sheafe
Charles Clark
William H.delano
Henry H. Tuttle
James Coughlan
Annie M. Wright
John J. Kielty
James Mansfield
Reuben M. Stackpole
Patrick Moriarty
Littleberry Smith
William P. Jones
Frederick A. Green
Thomas E. Keating
Francis J. Mulvey
Patrick Condon
Court summaries of fines and detentions across Boston districts
In central court Judge Adams sentences Ann O Gara third drunk to four months in the house of industry and John Marian vagabond to four months. Juvenile court discharged Eugene Reardon and probation for Michael Carey in a 6246 dollar larceny case involving Terrence Dolan. East Boston fines total 19 dollars and 40 cents for Patrick Mullen. Roxbury includes George P Rogers fined 10 and 15 dollars plus costs for assaulting an organ grinder and abusing his wife. held in 500 dollars for the superior court. South Boston James O Donnald six months in the house of industry for larceny on appeal held in 300 dollars. John Costello fined 10 dollars, William Callahan fined 5 dollars, both appealed and held in 200 dollars.
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Central Court
Adams
Ann O’gara
House of Industry
John Marian
Eugene Reardon
Michael Carey
Terrence Dolan
Reardon
Carey
Hull
Boston
Patrick Mullen
Roxbury
George P. Rogers
South Boston
James O’donnald
John Costello
William Callahan
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