Boston and New York Money Markets Dull and Shifting
Boston banks report a fairly favorable stance with small reserve declines while rates hold near 5 to 6 percent for call loans and 4 to 4 1/2 percent for prime paper. The New York market shows money easy at 2 to 3 percent on call with weak foreign exchange and declining stock prices amid rumors of railroad and bank troubles.
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Boston
Prime Corporation
New York
Associated Banks of
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Reserv Abonis
Inc
Eceveee
Prime Mercantile Paper
Oregon and Transcontinental Railroad Company
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Canada
Southern
Chicago
St. Louis
West Shore
Buffalo
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Improvement
Ohio Central
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Oregon Transcontinental
Denver
Reading
Memphis
Charleston
Manitoba
H@Co
Robinson Consolidated
A Consolidated
The
Stock Exchange
Balea
St. Lo’st. A
Canada Southern
Cole “Em
Central Pacific
L. & West
Dlsg
Delaware & Hudt
Kansas
Louisville & Nash
Erie&w
Michigan Central
Missouri P
Ontario & West
Peoria
Dec
St. P
Omaha
Bur&q
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New York Stock Exchange
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Pemberton Square
Com
Boston Market Report From The Grain And Produce Exchange
Grain inspection today reports no. 2 hard spring wheat and mixed corn with large car counts. prices and bids shown for oats corn and steamer goods with Beaman Brothers selling to Brown & Company. Receipts tally corn oats shorts and flour. cheese prices steady, various state quotations. Chicago grains edge higher with multiple contracts closed.
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Beaman Brothers
Blany, Brown & Company
Boston Commercial Exchange
Shorts
Liverpool
Canton
N. Y
Corm
Chicago
Re. Union
FLOA Market Prices Mixed Across Regions And Goods
FLOA sales show varied demand with $464.50 to $7.75 ranges for flour and patents, multiple regional pairs like Minnesota, Indiana, Ohio offering figures from $5.75 to $7.75. Cornmeal sold at $2.80, oatmeal quotations easing to $5.25 to $6.75, butter cheese and eggs steady with dairy goods noted as firm.
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FLOA
Sma
Rome
Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Market for dairy and produce items in the periodicals
The report outlines steady to firm prices across dairy, eggs, vegetables, fruit, and staples. It notes quiet markets for butter and pork, active demand for eggs in major regions, steady greens and root crops, and firm cotton futures with various monthly figures and regional price spreads.
Receipts of Staple Products Across Regional Railroads
Detailed lists show Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and Peabody and Salem Expresses transporting wool, corn, flour, tea, butter, eggs, leather, hides, bacon, cheese, potatoes, lumber, and other staples. Quantities range from bales and bushels to cases and rolls, reflecting extensive trade flows.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Bates Foreign Wool
Peabody and
Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Inventory of goods and supplies from Nova Scotia ports
Inbound consignments and ship cargo include electro plates, printed cards, trelves hams, bacon, bladder lords, tin cans, cottons and books, lamps and burners, pictures, staves, sacks of flour, oil, tobacco, lard, cheese, cotton waste, and extensive quantities from Berneburg and Yarmouth including schooners Mabel Howard and Benj Killam, with figures for boxes, cases, and barrels and notable items like beef, pork, kerosene oil, and flour.
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Nenbuerg
Mabel Loward
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
N.S
Benj Killam
Value of Exports from the Port of Boston for the Week Ending Aug 24
Summary of Boston port exports listing numerous commodities with values and country breakdowns. Includes meats, dairy, grains, oils, textiles, hardware, and machinery, plus regional export totals to Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, West Indies, French Guiana, and the United States. Also notes prior year figures and unit conversions for flour, sugars, and skins.
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Boston
Brads
Bos Cisvenicus
Hutter
India
Ceagembeaumes Levee
Teneman-Seagerna
Nova Scotia
ATL
French West Setick
French Guiana
Miqueron, Lang’ MC
Booham, Sos
Winasssos Sabeceses
Newfoundland and Labrador
West Indies
M. A
Hayti
Sererscesers
APIO
Abacaee
Suiomeat
Cotton and grain markets mixed across cities Aug 27
Cotton prices held steady with slight advances in New York while cereals and flour saw varied shifts. Reports from Mobile to Cincinnati show quiet or firm tones, with mid to good middling fibers around 9 13 16c and prices for wheat and corn moving on futures and spot bases. notable activity in New York exports and Chicago grain futures, plus mixed pork and lard in St Louis and Detroit notes.
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Messina
Baracoa
Jamaica
Do Baracoa
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
New York
Liverpool Uplands
France
Mobile
NORFO
Res Steetravans
Baltimore
Savannah
Coastwise
Sui Eor Saan
Great Britain
Cincinnati
Coseesecveensees
St.uis
Minnesota
Rgc
Rio
Cuba
Patna
Java
United
South America
Liverpool
Tim
Chicago
Louis
Toledo
Detroit
London
Beerbehm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
England
Ami
Financial. London Bond Quotations Aug 27
Censors list United States bonds 4s 12234 and 4les 116% Atlantic and Great Western firsts 41 do seconds 1014 Erie 3 do seconds 9440 New York Central 11834 Timors Central 1 Pennsylvania railroad 58% Philadelphia and acies 25 St Paul event we Commercial.
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London
United States
Atlantic and Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Timors Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Acies
St. Paul
Municipal Court Roundup Shows Fines and Jail Terms
In the central court Judge Churchill jailed Lizzie Downs and Maggie Donovan for breaking and entering at 300 each. Fullerton and Davis face fines and discharge for mutual assault. Homerson, for larceny, six months. O Neil, drunk, one year. McCarty six months. Dennis fined 10. Edwin Gallagher, Mary Cooper, and Thomas Jackson six months. Ford fined 20. Payne held for trial at 700. Jenkinson fined 20. Cook and Coughlin each one year for drunkenness. O Brien fined 10. Roxbury defendants paid various sums for assault and battery. Sullivan vagrant six months on island.
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Central Court
Churchill
Lizzie Downs
Maggie Donovan
Michael Fullerton
Edward W. Davis
Fullerton
Davis
Frederick Homerson
House of Correction
Mary O'Neil
Patrick McCarty
Patrick Dennis
Edwin Gallagher
Mary Cooper
Thomas Jackson
House of Industry
Martin Hi. Ford
Robert Payne
Charlestown
Henry C. Jenkenson
South Boston
Coleman Cook
Timothy W. Coughlin
John O’brien
Roxbury
William Austin
William Murphy
Thomas Kane
Dennis Sulivan
Elegant Pullman Parlor Cars Senonta and Sultana for Central Vermont
Central Vermont Railroad introduces two elegant Pullman parlor cars, the Senonta and the Sultana, built for through trains to Chicago. On the inaugural run the Senonta was attached. The mahogany interior features tapestry panels, inlaid wood, Persian carpet, red plush seating for 35, bright four-burner lamps, dust-free ventilation, a vestibule, and rooms including a gentlemen’s toilet, smoking room, private sleeping room, lunch room with water cooler, dish shelves, electric bell, and extra large wheels for smooth riding. The car exceeds prior standards in convenience and elegance.
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Sultana
Central Vermont Railroad
Chicago
Rail Earnings Roar Across Systems In August Reports
A sweeping summary notes the Southwestern system earning an extra 32 334 in mid August while Denver and Rio Grande slump due to a 2 million loan action. West Shore weighs a Catskill to Copperstown line, third rail reaches Santo Tomas mines, and Santo Tomas coal vein quality rises. Michigan Central expands by adding ten passenger engines for Canada Southern as through travel stays heavy and a Pacific express sleeper is added for Toronto to St Louis. Jersey Central May earnings 980 000 gross with 560 000 expenses. June details follow.
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New York
Denver
Rio Grande
West Shore
Catskill
Cooperstown
Hudson River
Albany
Rio Grande and
Pecos
Santo Tomas
Michigan Central
Schenectady Locomotive Works
Canada Southern Division
Pacific Express
Toronto
St. Louis
Cornish Copper Mining Decline Marks an Era End
The London Economist notes that in the past year only one Cornish copper mine profited, with meager results likely again this year as copper demand remains weak. Ore sales rose slightly from 1881 to 1882, but average yields fell to 6 percent, the lowest in two decades, with total value drops from historic highs. Imports and varied copper products show a long-term decline of Cornish mining since 1800, underscoring a fading industry.
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London
Board of Trade
Iron Stone and Brick Buildings on Tremont and Nearby Streets
List of multiple properties including two-story and four-story structures on Tremont Street Shawmut Avenue Madison Street Westland Avenue Church Street Alger Street union avenue Orleans Street Shir ley Street Mansfield Street Chelsea Street East Street with various ward numbers. Names include W. W. Riv Nathan Cushing A D Killam Mrs Ann Cambell Mrs Ellen Prince Michael Deady Arthur Thompson Benjamin Sturtevant James Clary William Donaldson Mrs A Rice Mrs Maria Roan J Neary H A Lewis.
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W. W. Rivinair
Tremont Street
Nathan Cushing
Shawmut Avenue
Madison Street
A.D. Killam
Westland Avenue
Ann Cambell
Paris Street
Ellen Prince
Church Street
Michael Deady
East Sixth Street
Arthur E. Thompson
Alger Street
Benjamin F. Sturtevant
Unnamed Place
Union Avenue
James Clary
Orleans Street
William Donaldson
Shirley Street
A. Rice
Mansfield Street
Maria Roan
Trick J. Neary
Chelsea Street
H. A. Lewis
East Street
Multiple nineteenth century Boston weddings listed in church notices
At Boston on August 22 and 23, several marriage notices are recorded. James F Bogan to Mary E Shatfor in Clough Al drift ceremony. Clough of Portland officiating Florence Eilinor Knight to fonts. George W Cummings to Adam Stock in Neponset. Frank Elwell to Julia Offen in Boston. William H Hyer to Joanna Donovan in Boston. Albert W Hopkinson to Miss La Tobey and Sumner B Tobey to Miss Carrie Fowler in Newburyport and Newby by various ministers.
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Bogan—Shaffer
Boston
Ae Hi Cassin
James F Bogan
Mary E Shatfor
Eclough—Aldrich
Wellfleet
First Congregational Church
J K_A
Clough
Portland
Fonts
Florence Eilinor Knight
Cummings—Stock
Neponset
Robert F Gordon
George W Cummings
Adam Stock
Elwell—Offen
A T Walker
Frank Elwell
Julia Offen
Hyer—Donovan
Otee William H Hyer
Joanna Donovan
Hopkinson—Waldrln
Newburyport
DP Pike
Albert W
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Financial Chronicle
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Patrick Murphy
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Devonshire St
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Boston, Mass
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Europe
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White Street
Juittatt
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Arlington Wooden Mills
Harris Mill Woollens
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D. S. Brown, Jr. & Co
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Hampshire Mill
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Samuel Bunting
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H. H. Moore
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Etna Fire
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Atlantic Cotton Mills
Great Falls
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Boston and Roxbury Mi! Corporation
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National Tube Works
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Kilby Street
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Medical Weekly
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