Stock Clears and Bank Statements Show Mixed Results
The week’s clearing house totals fall sharply from last week and last year amid tame stock markets and Western bottlenecks. New York bank figures dip while foreign exchange remains dull. Memphis and Syracuse lead gains among cities. Market notes cover stocks, print cloths, and broad farm commodities with mixed signals.
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Clearing House
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Baltimore
Pittsburg
New Orleans
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Milwaukee
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Sub-Treasury
Dividend News From The Chicago Burlington And Quincy
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad declares a dividend of two dollars per share. Notices of stock orders and related matters are handled by the New York office with daily market summaries available at No 40 Water Street.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
New York
U York
Hlailebyhie
Baltimore
Water Street
Mining Stock Listings From the Ledger
Preferred mining stocks include Col. Coal with 19 and Standard with 500. Deadwood access and Bassionk access show notable values. Homestake at 50, Sierra Grande at 105, Chrysolite at 1.00, Sierra Nevada at 4.00.
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Col
Cscccess & OO
BassioKs
Sierra Grande
Sierra Nevada
Vast Liverpool shipment ledger lists varied goods and cargoes
A detailed ledger from a Liverpool agent records numerous consignments including machinery cases, pig iron, glassware, soda ash, bleaching powders, rope, tin plates, woollen goods, carpets, anchors, and various cases and bales. Items are tied to firms such as Simpson & Co, Leigh & Co, Beach & Co, and Brown Shipley, with quantities noted in cases, bales, casks, tons, and boxes across ships Iowa and Steeman & Fuller.
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Iery Simpson & Co
M . Moses & Coo
Lawrence
Leigh & Co
Howard, Bullough & Riley
Ee & Co
Linder & Meyer
Vaughn & Bros
Congdon
Carpenter & Co
Lovering & Co
Stee
Jere Abbott & Co
Henry C Davis
Geneva
Pierce & Co
Henry S Ball
Steel Dolge, Hally & Co
Morey & Co
Henry Winsor Jr
American Screw Co
Th ‘Transportation Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Liverpool
Eng
Iowa
Stone & Downer
Steeman & Fuller
Stone & Powner
Palon, Heckle & Co
Earthenware & Goddard
Moors & Co
Brown, Shipley & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Patrick Donnelly
Croker
Burbank & Co
Abram French & Co
Were Transportation Co
McKesso & Milnler
Despatch Transportation Co
Vast Atlantic Freight List From Multiple Ports
Foreign exports through Halifax and Charlottetown show steamer cargoes including hardware, linings, dry goods, tobacco, lard, flour, and canned goods. Harbor Grace schooners carry farm implements, bread, coal, and dry goods with many cases and bales. St Pierre and Pember Mig vessels load flour, sugar, and butter. Barrington, Glasgow, Funchal, Parsboro, and Yarmouth entries list varied consignments of foodstuffs, clothing, and hardware.
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Halifax
Charlottetown
Carroll
Harbor Grace
N F
ST Pierre
Lillian
Mig
Barrington
Glasgow
Funchal
Meadows
Parsboro
N S
A J
Yarmouth
R Leach
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads and Sea
A detailed list records shipments August 25 across multiple lines. Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and Newland, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and Peabody and Salem Expresses plus sea shipments report wool, flour, corn, beef, cheese, butter, lard, hides, leather, skins, and various grains and commodities in hundreds of bales, bbls, boxes, and sacks with specific quantities.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and Newland Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Goods August 25
Table lists total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points compared with last year. Items include wool domestic and foreign, flour, oats, wheat, malt, millfeed, cotton seed meal, and tallow in various units. Note: flour sacks converted to barrels in 1882 column.
Market summaries show mixed cotton receipts across cities
Wilmington and St Louis report net receipts and gross totals with quiet markets. Philadelphia notes Great Britain imports at 158 and coastwise sales quiet. Norfolk and Savannah display steady to quiet conditions with varied net receipts and gross totals. New Orleans shows net receipts at 237.
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Wilmington
Cees
Seees
Kona
ST Louis
Shipmeedis
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Cerecess
Norfolk
Savannah
Eave
SRIOB
New Orleans
Goss Teceipts
Neene
Olnginnati
Sripeoreen
Cnvsce-Creosers
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Port receipts and market prices across fisheries and grain
The report outlines weekly fish and cod receipts from the Bay of St Lawrence and Bay of Fundy, with prices for herring and cod across Boston markets and Boston submarkets. It also covers cereal and animal product markets in Chicago, St Louis, Milwaukee, Toledo, Cincinnati, and Detroit, detailing current bids, cash prices, and weekly receipts for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, pork, lard, butter, and whiskey, with regional demand trends and notes on weather impact.
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Uplands
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Rio
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Erce
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Foreign Markets Update from London and Liverpool
Erie and New York Central stocks listed amid mixed sentiment as wheat cargoes afloat and buyers cautious awaiting corn concessions. Liverpool shows weaker wheat and dull corn. Havana sugar demand improves with U S. encouragement, stocks steady and exports to the United States rising.
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Havanay
United States
Havana
Matanzas
Final hearing upholds Bell Telephone patents case decree
In U S district court Judge Lowell sustains earlier ruling in American Bell Telephone company v Amos E Dolbear et al granting a preliminary injunction and entering a decree for the complainant. Attorneys: Smith Storrow for the complainant Browne Magnadier for defendants.
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American Bell Telephone Company
Amos E. Dolbear
Bell Telephone
C. Smith
J. J. Storrow
C. Browne
J. E. Magnadier
William F. Ross
Jonathan Bourne
Nelson
Lowell
C. T. Banney
T. A.codd
E. I. Barney
Municipal Courts August 25 Case Updates and Sentences
In the central court Judge Adams continued the George Prescott case defrauding hotels. Several defendants faced examinations with varied bail, including Henry Allen and Michael Smith at 2000, while James Devine fined 10 dollars. Other rulings include six months for George Hamilton, and waivers for Albert Stedman with 706 bail. Regional courts imposed fines, bonds, or sentences for larceny, disorderly conduct, and assault across Dorchester East Boston Roxbury.
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Henry Allen
George Oe
Michael Smith
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Mary A. Flaherty
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Dorchester
Thomas Carroll
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John and Mary Driscoll
Roxbury
William Newcomb
Dennis Kneeland
Mining stock fraud cloud in Boston held secret
The Dunkin mines Leadville Gal report shows 32 01 62 dollars in product and 13 636 01 expenses from January to August. Mines Gem Glen Gore Grand Alamosa and Maxfield, largely owned in Boston, sank in price but were not brokered. Manager Wardwell went to Denver to locate engineer Johns. A Dover King telegram called the affair a fraud, echoed by Wardwell. Residents claim Wardwell blameless and push hush secrecy, noting it as a close corporation with insiders. Wardwell returned home about ten days ago.
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Glen
Gore Range
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Maxfield
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Brokers’ Board
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Denver
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Finance and expansion across railroads in late 19th century notes
The article records net revenues and interest expenses for multiple railroad bonds and rentals, detailing expenditures on new depots, real estate, and equipment by lines like Richmond and Danville, Piedmont, and North Carolina railroads. It notes a $120,735 84 excess of revenues over expenses, plus ongoing construction and equipment costs. It also covers a New York report on East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia gaining control of Memphis and Charleston, a Storm King Bridge road traffic forecast, and various court and regulatory notes on rail freight and earnings. It lists July 1888 figures for Pennsylvania lines, seven-month comparisons, weekly mileage completed, and seven-week earnings for the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad.
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Charity Hall Concert At Nantasket Rink
A grand charity hall and concert in aid of the Seashore home to be held this evening at the Nantasket skating rink. Reeves's American and Baldwin's Cadet bands will provide music, assisted by cornetists Emerson and Church. Boston encampment No. 38 I O O F plans a Providence excursion on Sept 18 with Brockton brass band joining to escort grand officers to Grand Lodge in Providence and attend the parade.
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Pleasure seekers urged as vacation season wanes and voyages await
The notice warns that vacation opportunities are limited as the season ends. It highlights chances for cod fisherman prizes today and outlines planned trips for Tuesday to Provincetown, an Isles of Shoals voyage, and Thursday excursions along the north shore.
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Isles of Shoals
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