Money Market Report Shows Steady Yet Oversupplied Funds
The local money supply remains larger than demand with low but steady rates. Lenders seek strong security. call loans at 2 to 4 percent, corporation paper 3 to 4 percent, prime mercantile 3 to 4 percent, good paper 4 to 4.5 percent, misc. paper 5 to 6 percent. Note brokers operate at 3.4 to 4.4 percent. Country banks firm at 4.4 to 5 percent. New York funds 8 to 10 cents premium per $1000. Clearing house totals: $8,616,091. balances $1,276,434.
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Corporation
Prime Mercantile
New York
Ile
Barsilver
West Shore
Erie
Omahas
Northwestern
Omaha
Orthwestern
Central of
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail Company
Ohio
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Chesapeake
Onio
Central of New Jersey
St. Paul
Denver
Rio Grande
Indiana
Bloomington
Western
Indianapolis
Decatur
Springfield
East Tennessee
Nashville
Georgia
Ft. Worth
Erle
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Licians
Southern Pacific
Arizonna
Western Union
Messrs
Central and Hudson
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beach Creek
South Pennsylvania
Ore Wayl
St.Paul
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey Central
To-Gay
City
Milwaukee
Chicago
St Louis
Civeinnatt
Tierces Western Steam
South America
Union Stock
Cincinnati
York State
Bristol Ferry
Portland
Virginia
H. P
Wilmington
Rio
Java
Aracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
St Domingo
Manila
The Cattle Market Prices and Totals This Week
Market totals show cattle 1005 cattle 8742 sheep 9990 lambs with swine. Last week 1041 cattle 5541 sheep 10562 lambs. One year ago 1108 cattle 7835 sheep 12129. Regional and road car counts are listed, with prices for beef store cattle hogs and hides.
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Maine
Ecas
N. Hampshire
Ees
Ies
Cane
Cess Wou
Ecas Eee
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Brighton
N.B
Albany
Custody Battle In Superior Court Over Esther Ellis
In August 25 session Judge Hoymes hears James A. Ellis against Margaret E. Ellis in a petition for custody of Esther Ellis born December 25 1880. Ellis claims divorce due to adultery May 11 1881 left custody with respondent. she argues she alone can care for the child and that Ellis has contributed little. Trial reserved for September term with notice for potential trial on or before September 3.
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Hoymes
James A. Ellis
Margaret E. Ellis
Esther Ellis
Chia
M. G. Stowe
John S. Patton
Central Court Clarking of Idle and Disorderly People
In the central court Judge Adams sent Nellie Golding and Sada Whiting to the house of industry for five and four months. Albert O Berane, vagrant, five months. In South Boston Daniel McCarthy fined 20 dollars and costs for assault. Roxbury defendants James Dolan and others arraigned for unlawful entry. held for trial Sept 2. Mary Foy idle and disorderly sent to women's prison for two years. Jeremiah Crowley fined 25 dollars and costs.
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Central Court
Adams
Nellie Golding
Sada Whiting
House of Industry
Albert O. Berane
House of Inustry
South Boston
Daniel McCarthy
Roxbury
William Jacobs
Charles J. Jacobs
James Dolan
Thomas Bailey
Jeremiah Toomy
Albert Hendergoose
Francis J. Green
James F. Walsh
William H. H. Miner
Mary Foy
Bunker Fill
Jeremiah Crowley
Insolvent Firms and Local Creditors in Boston and New York
Willis W Darling & Co Boston producer No 73 South Market street insolvent. Edward D Wood Boston grocer No 1265 Tremont Street offers 10 cents on the dollar prospects of acceptance. Creditors of David P Cook Chelsea have granted extension. Lewery & Sons Utica knit goods assigned. Swan Binghamton wall paper. Martin & Co Buffalo leather failed. Suffolk County real estate attachments. Bern ard Curtis et al vs Frederick A and Edna F Seaverns 15000 action of contract. Same vs same 15000 action of contract. Mayo vs Bartholomew Zellen 250 action of contract. Same vs John G Alrigar 250 action of contract.
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Willis W. Darling
Expansion Plans For St Louis and San Francisco Through Indian Territory
Col Henry C Nutt of the Atlantic and Pacific indicates rapid extension of the Frisco line into Indian territory with a Pierce City to Red Fork branch 100 miles west of Red Fork, aiming to open Oklahoma country. reports also describe a new ventilation device for steam cars and Florida Southern expansion toward Charlotte Harbor with tracks and 500 miles of narrow gauge upon completion.
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Atchison
Mexican Central
New England
The
Road
Car Trust
Philips
Fitchburg
Michigan Central
Inc
Wade
Mexico
Diaz
Secretary of the Treasury
City of Mexico
Topeka
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Atlantic and Pacific
Col. Nutt
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Pacific
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St. Paul
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Mercury
Ft. Scott Common
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Albany
Lowell
Maine
Eastern
Old Colony
Rutland Common
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Rochester
Osceola
Quincy
Wiswell Mills
Lake Shore Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Flint
Marquette
Henry C. Nutt
Atlantic and Pacific Road
Indian Territory
Pierce City
Red Fork
Frisco
Oklahoma Country
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
Washington Street
L. 8. Dow
William Ober
Lynn
Florida Southern
Palatka
Gainesville
Leesburg
Micanopy
Harris and
Griffin
Florida Exchange
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Gulf Coast
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Polk
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Lakeland
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Astor
Sth John and
Lake Eustis
Jacksonville
Leesburg and
Tavares
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West Indies
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Poughkeepsie Phoenix Hose Company
Fall River
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Boston Department
Salem
Hudson
Indianapolis
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el Paso
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Swansea
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Milwaukee
Lake Shore and Western
Sugar appropriation dispute clarified by Geo B Lorine letter
Geo B Lorine corrects a quotation about the June 5 1881 and 1884 sugar research appropriation. He details that funds for laboratory and necessary expenses funded machinery seeds services and analysis, and that disallowed items totaling about 20 80789 were provided for. He insists all expenditures supported the sugar manufacture experiments and praises congress for the contemplated program. He addresses M J DuRuyAM First Comptroller Washington DC.
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Salem
Lintenedd
Congress
Geo
Lorine
M. J. Duruyam
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
National Convention Opens For Benefit Associations
The tenth annual convention of mutual benefit life associations of America met at the Quincy house with about 40 delegates from northern states. President Col E F Phelps opened proceedings and reports showed member growth and financial totals for 430 companies, $5.78 billion in insurance in force, and $23.86 million in assessments and collections.
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the Benefit Associations of America
Mutual Benefit Life Associations of America
Quincy House
E. F. Phelps
Covenant Mutual Benefit Association
Galesburg
Ill
G. F. Potter
New York City
National Legislative Association
George D. Lidrige
Edward Avery
Boston
Wehn
Elps
J. G. Fouse
A. S. Brownell
New York
E. L. Edmonson
Virginia
T. B. Campbell
M. D
West Virginia
D. E. Stevens
Ohio
G. H. Liteh- Neld
Massachusetts
G. E. Foote
Michigan
Ilinois
L. G. Fouse
Pennsylvania
Committee On Mortuary Statistics
Messrs
G. R. McChesny
C. G. Dillon
Can Misease Germs Be Transmitted Through Rags Debate
The New York case concerns 7776 bales of rags from Sicily aboard the bark Fillippo. Dr. Smith cites past cholera and smallpox transmission via rags, while Augustin Smith and Dr. Kock defend that disinfection reduces value and has not proven disease transfer. The quarantine hearing continues as appeals are filed.
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Fillippo
Sicily
de Castro & Co
Catania
Smith
Health Department
Kock
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