Money Market and Exchange Report Highlights
Money matters show fair enquiry with banks lending at moderate rates. Mercantile paper at 5 1/2, 5 3/4 and 6 percent. loans on call 3 and 3 percent. corporation notes at 4 1/2, 4 3/4 and 5 percent. New York funds at 25, 30 and 28 cents premium. Clearing House exchanges total 12,928,314 with balances 1,535,323. Foreign bills and Reichmarks quoted. government securities strong with latest bids listed. Stocks section truncated with incomplete data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Corporation
New York
London
Paris
Savetaenaeeen
Pacific
Dividend Declarations From Several Firms This Week
Middlesex manufacturing to pay 36 a share on December 19. Western Union declares 4 per cent quarterly dividend, payable January 15, with books closing December 20 in New York and London and reopening January 16. Buffalo New York and Philadelphia railroad declares quarterly 14 per cent on preferred stock. Chicago Iowa and Nebraska railroad declares 5 dollars per share. Boston livestock company proclaims 20 per cent dividend payable December 15 to holders on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Manufacturing Company
Western Union
New York
London
Buffalo
New York Financial Market Highlights December 12 1853
On December 12 1853 New York money was easy at 2 1/4 percent on call. Prime mercantile paper 6. Percent bar silver 1108. Foreign exchange weak at 481 for long and 484 for short sight. Stocks opened lower with broad selling in Chicago Burlington and Quincy Northwest Lake Shore Missouri Pacific Union Pacific and Northern Pacifics. Prices fell 1 4 to 1 percent with several leaders dropping. Later, the market improved as Oregon Transcontinental dividend news and Iowa road settlement prospects boosted confidence. Transactions totaled 428 500 shares with varied bid prices across many issues and several mortgage bonds listed for March 1893 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island Roads
Lowa
Rock Island
Omaha
New York Evening Post
Burlington and Quincy
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Mr. Gould
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Connorton Valley
Oregon
Transcontinental
Old Colony
New York
New England
Eastern
Eastern Railroad
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Maine
G. E. B. Jackson
Maine Central
American Bell Telephone
Erie Telephone
Silver Islet
Calumet
Hecla
Money Easy &T
Prime Mercantile
Soea
Northwest
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacifics
Northern Pacific
Iowa Roads
Quincy
Oregon Transcontinental
Lackawanna
Manitoba
Reading
New Jersey Central
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Southern Pacific Railroad Company of
New Mexico
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago and Pacific
Western Division
Hastings
Dakota
Louisville and Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Chicago and Northwestern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Dids. Co Pricee
Dids. Co Pricee— Name Bales. Hist
Canada South
Central Pacific
St. LE Pyra
Del
L. & West
Delaware & Hud
Denver& Riog
Hun
St.Jon
Market for flour and commodities steady amid varied prices
The market shows steady demand across many goods. Flour prices range with Western superfine at 3 350 per bbl and winter patents around 6 50 to 6 75, while rye flour stands at 3 75 to 4 25 per bbl. Other staples include corn meal 2 75 to 2 80 per bbl, oats 42 to 48 cents per bushel for No 1 white, and a broad spread in fish, fruits, grain, gunny cloth, gunpowder, hay, hides, indigo, rubber, leather, lime, lumber, molasses, nails, and more with generally steady or quiet demand. Prices vary by region and quality across multiple items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Tage
Tly
Bnk
Sheilac
Castor Oilis
Gambier
Costarch
St Domingo
Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Ilinois
Nova Scotia
Malaga
London
Muscatel
Valencia
Turkey
Florida
Warren Powder Mills
Areka
Boston Sporting
du Pont
Sporting
Calcutta
Buenos
Buenos Ayres
Western
Madras
Cape Good Hope
India
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
Cienfuegos
Wilmington
Oakum
Boston
Maguire's
Labrador
Oriental Secot Centennial Life Nlec
Elgin
Ill
Fancy
St. Albans
Vermont
Maine
St. Alban’s
New Brunswick
Meri P. E Island
Aroostook
Burbank
Hebron
St. Andrew
Cape Cod
Norfolk
Richmond
Easuas
Talman
Baldwin's
Texas
Penobscot
Philadelphia
Carolina
Rangoon
Timothy
Oae
Sumac
Sicily
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Havana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Oregon
Georgia
California
Orleans
Eye
Bus Western
Bus Canada
Barley Quiet. Com
Clower
Delaware
Bec
Petrleum—United
Western Steam
South America
State
Elgin Creamery
Liverpool
Chicago
Trade cargo figures from Pacific ports and ships
Corcan export data lists BEAR RIVER N 8 and PORT HAWKSBURY CB with schooners and cargo. Manila and Iloilo entries for the Panay ship show petroleum and spirits, plus flour meal oil pork. The long list includes agricultural implements, carriages, boxes, furniture, tools, typewriters, chairs and more consignments totaling numerous units and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcan Xporte
Bear River
Schoner
Japan
Receipts of Staple Products by Northern Rail Lines
Inventory lists from multiple railroads show quantities of wool, flour, corn, oats, beans, lard, butter, cheese, pork, beef, tea, sugar, and other staples. Entries detail Lowell, Connecticut and Boston area lines, with by sea and by Peabody routes, noting bales, bushels, boxes, and cases across months and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Railroad
Itchburg
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction
Peabody and Salem Kapresses
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Staple Receipts At Port December 12 Compared With Last Year
A table shows total receipts of principal staples at the port from all shipments including transit goods, comparing current figures to the same day a year earlier. The data lists quantities for key commodities and highlights year over year changes.
CATTLE MARKET REPORT FROM BRIGHTON TO WATERTOWN
The Brighton and Watertown live stock market dated December reports total cattle sheep lambs and swine with arrivals at multiple yards. Prices note beef store cows veal calves and hogs with regional firming in some lines and exports showing weekly shipments and price shifts across Boston Albany and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Byignod
Eastern
Boston
New Eee
Old Colony
Providence
D. O
L Lane
Libby & Son
S H Wardwell
JH Fogg
J G Littlefield
CO Howe
H Coolidge & Son
Hollis & Co
Whitton
J C Marshall & Co
L B Sargent
M Pike
O F Bothell
T J Courier
W W Austin
Aldrich & Johnson
Dow & Moulon
Hall & Seaver
Seattle
H. V Whipple
Sargent & Turner
Capt
J. W. Armstrong
P.G. Graves
H. R. Isrannock
A. Williamson
Martin
H. ©. Goodrich
J. M. Dyer
W. G Townsend
J. Engrem
H. Ingerson
H.D. Bryant
W. Richer
K. E. French & Son
J. V. Newton
M. G. Flanders
H. N. Jenne
F. S. Kimball
B.S. Hastings
C. P. Burke
G. B. Evans
Massachusetts—Scattering
J. §. Henry
W. H. Buck
M. Goldswith
Hathaway & Jackson
F. Jewett & Co
Glasgow
J. A Hathaway
D. Mcintosh
Kansas
J. A. Hathaway
G. ST. Hammond
Liverpool
A. N. Monroe
Durham City
London
An. N. Monroe
Lingham
O'Brien
Iowa
C. A. & O. F. Whitten
H.C. Goodrich
Wood & Breck
Peabody
H C Goodrich
Blanchard
Watertown
Ogdensburg
H. C. Goodrich
Sige
W.W. Arsin
H. Bird & Co
Eben Lovering
Bopkinton
N. H
Oinge
Brighton Landing
Chicago
Albany
Western
C Leavitt, Jr
J McFlynn
Farrell & Stetson
Brighton
A. N
C. C. Howe
Cotton Market Prices Across Cities in 19th Century Trade News
The report compiles cotton receipts and market conditions from Charleston to New Orleans, with net receipts and gross receipts figures, and notes market tone as dull to easy in many ports. It lists district by district figures for net and gross receipts, stock levels, and price directions alongside contemporaneous grain and flour data from major exchanges. The piece also covers New York and Philadelphia markets, including wheat, corn, barley, and pork, reflecting broader commodity movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Balitmors
Salpmcnib
SAICS
Cerece Saneress
Cceserccece
sMarket Sagai Mid
Fiaiec
Ceve Cevree
Uisville
Aesf Louts
York
Great Britain
Cave -Ee
Galveston
New Orleans
BOCK
Eabess
Ccc.s
Norfole
Corsiwire
Cece
Esee
Vincinnati
Financial summary of London markets and commodities
London financial notes list A G W firsts and major rail stocks with prices, and beerbohm’s report shows wheat cargoes steady, corn firm, and UK wheat imports rising. Liverpool prices for flour, wheat, corn, pork, bacon, lard, cheese, oils, and tallow noted, with cotton prices and futures quotes across months and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Canfornia
Uplands
Orleans
Large Estate Inventory of Milton J. Sanford of Medway Filed
Probate court in Dedham records the estate of Milton H.M. Sanford, late of Medway. Personal estate valued at 1 551 405 16 with real estate at 35 000. Assets include numerous railroad and manufacturing shares such as Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Reading, Harlem, and Central Pacific among others. Real property at Newport Rhode Island valued 30 000 with 5 000 in Medway. Dated Sept 12 1883, widow Cordelia R. Sanford and relatives to share proceeds per will. executors are Wm. Claflin, James A. Dupee, Edmund S. Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton J. Sanford
Medway
Milton HM. Sanford
Dedham
Sanford Mills
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
New Mexican Land and Cattle Company
Canton Company
Central
N. J.) Land Improvement Company
Adams Express Company
Ohio Central Railroad Company
Metropolitan Trust Company
Consolidated Coal Company
Bonanza Development Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Harlem Railroad Company
Central Pacific
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Reading Railroad Company
Readin Railroad Company
D. Swigert
Newport
R. I
Cordelia R. Sanford
Edna Jane le Favor
Wm. Claflin
James A. Dupee
Edmund 8. Clarke
Boston
Annual Meeting Actions at Eastern Railroad Company
Stockholders debated lease with Boston and Maine at the Eastern Railroad annual meeting in Boston. Tickets showed pro and anti lease blocs, with key figures including Jones, Lawrence, Morrison, Olney, Rogers, Sewall, and Jackson. Directors elected: Jones, Lawrence, Morrison, Olney, Rogers, Sewall, Amory, Hyde, and Houghton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroad Company
Meiona
Boston and Maine
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
George S. Morrison
New York City
Richard Olney
Boston
Jacob C. Rogers
Peabody
Arthur Sewall
French
Alden
Houghton
Sewall
Jonas H. French
Jackson
New Hampshire
Amory
Hyde
Baring Bros. & Co
Prench
Olney
Road
Eastern Railroad
Massachusetts
J. W. E. L. Dilloway
Weeks
Lise
Concord
Georges. Morrison
Richard Ommey
George &. B. Jackson
Francis I. Amo
Thomas W. Hyde
Charles Houghton
Darius Alden
John Cummings
Geo
Morrison
Jacob
Rogers
Francis I. Amory
Messrs
Lawrence
Cummings
Maine
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Lord
Nathan
G. White
George C. Lord
Newton
Amos Paul
South Newmarket
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Stevens
Dover
James K. Nichols
Haverhill
John F. Osgood
Samuel E. Spring
Portland
Nathaniel W. Farrar
Lewiston
Mr. Willey
Andover
Saabbath
P. A. Stackpole
Providence
R. J
New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Company
Samueil
Babcock
Henry Morgan
J. Boonan Johnston
George M. Miller
Edward Morgan
William P. Dixon
Henry Howard
Coventry
R. I
Nathan F. Dixon
Westerly
Robert Knight
A.S. Matthews
Stonington
Conn
Providence and Stonington Steamship Company
D. Babcock
G. M. Miller
A. N. Beckwith
E. P. Taft
N. F. Dixon
Rhode Island and Massachusetts Railroad Company
Jonathan Chase
George L. Littlefield
Hezekiah Conant
James P. Kay
Jesse Boynton
Darius Goffe
Joseph G. Ray
Edgar K. Ray
Arnold B. Chase
Western Union
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Green
Canadian Pacific
Ottawa
Ontario
Donald A. Smith
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Hudson Bay Company
South Sea
Northwest
United States
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
John W. Garrett
Garrett
Court records of United States land and Boston case notes
Court items cover United States versus land in Fall River with damages valued at 23174 for land and 1775 for buildings. Other dockets include Marcus P Norton et al. vs City of Boston, Holmes court session December 12, and Wm L Ware versus Waste Recovery Co with ice privilege dispute and injunction request. Attorneys listed for each side across matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fall River
Gee
P. Sanger
J. M. Morton
E. R. Hoar
M. Reed
Marcus P. Norton Et al
City of Boston
Wm. L. Ware
the Waste Recovery Co
Wellesly
Longfellow
F. D. Ely
August Russ
Municipal Courts Hearings and Fines from December 12
In central court Judge Adams fines Mary Gallagher seven dollars plus costs for assault and battery. Martin Gannon, third drunk, receives four months in the house of industry. Richard Crane and Lawrence J. Murray face mutual assault charges. Crane discharged, Murray fined five dollars and costs. Rose Barnes pleads guilty to assaulting her husband with a lamp chimney. held for appearance upstairs. Fanny Blanchard held for larceny of 150 dollars from Joseph Jasper. bond set at 1000 for superior court. Roxbury court fines Bernard McKiver ten dollars and costs on two counts plus three dollars and costs for property injury. East Boston court arraigns Garrett Sullivan on a second drunkenness offense. two months in house of industry. Charlestown court fines John Doyle thirty dollars and costs for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mary Gallagher
Martin Gannon
House of Industry
Richard Crane
Lawrence J. Murray
Rose Barnes
George Barnes
Fanny Blanchard
Joseph Jasper
Superior Court
Roxbury
Bernard McKiver
Boston
Garrett Sullivan
Saratoga Street
Charlestown
John Doyle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoston Post
Finance and Trade
Jew York
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
City Mats Recs
Scessvasayones Sexs
National Bank of Redemyption
National eeMeom
National Banks
Blue Hill National ‘Bank
Dorchester. Toschsink
Union Market National Bank
Recdntl Mall. Co
Snccenveskesssee Bebas Cokes Soreee
Boylston National Bank
State National Bank
Boston Nat Bak
National Bank of Commerce
Essl
Atlantic National Bk
Ae Toemetes
Tremont National Pank
Merchants’ National Pank
Oe Ae
Newmarket Manufacturing Co
Esses Creses
Serine Iod Beuis
Aces Wescees Et Essen
Oan
Cocheco Manulaciufin Corsseeeeseereseeererncenes
Seaston Beltin Rasa Cenenbrhsar Sevecsencsesevens
Middlesex Mills
Cccuscvesss
Sagamore Mills
Fri
Ceceveres
Ae Manufacturing Co
Drang WE
Vnenisake
Owe
Boston & Albany
Vermont & Massachusetts
Cheshire
Northern
Highland Street
Aie
Maiden and Melrose Gaslight
Napacons Quicksilver Mann
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Anne
Lawrence Gaslight
S.ceere
Erie Teie and Telephone
St. Louis City
Boston & Albany Ri
Topeka & Santa Fe
Gt Falls & Canasia
Brockton Gaslight Co
Little Rock
Miss Rio
Aicheeseke
Burlington & Missouri
Papeete
Lddiq
Hithes
Bowman Silver
Disveeseeers
Brunswick
N.Y
N. Meissteee
Ctcovshurs
Richardson, Hill & Co
No. 40
Water Street
City of St. Louis
Blake Brothers & CO
State St
Ree
Cout
Jin
Congress Street
Mass
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
P. C. Square
Boston Stock Exchangee
Brokers’ Board
St. Lo
Rutland Gs
Cistier
Monixg
NEW York Financial
Rich
Dan
Canton
W. P
Roch
Pitts
Chesapeake & Ohio
Gironsoenshac Ao
al Shi Louis
Ala
Pauls Phanengehiosaae
Bar. Saas
P. Minn
Man
St. L
N. Orwaes
Eli. P
Chi
Toi
del. & Burl
San. & Clev
Colum
Wells Ferza
Erie
Fort Wayne
Hannibal & St Joseph
Bloc
West
Bos Hart & Erie
Long Island
N. Alb
den. Pac
Beb
Sssceeseerss
Den
Mobile & Ohio
Lehigh
Morris & i
Baresoni Sei Mutual Union
St Joseph
St Paul
Norfolk & Wt
Yi Cex
Pac. Li. G
Do Rio
N. Y
Burl
Pac
Homestake
Hale & Norcross
Green Mountain
Sierra Nevada
Eae
Ramon Iisscoiscses
Eve
E. Whitworth
Creamery
New York Mercantile Exchange
Canada
Chicago Park
Aus
Java
Maracaibo
Rio Janeiro
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade
Tex
Atlanta
Syracuse
Utica
Elmira
Binghampton
Macon
N.C
Charleston
S. O
Washington, D. G
Evansville
Ind
River
Col
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Porcey RN
Harbor
Annie G O'Leary
Salt Warner & Freeman
Demerara
Bark
Ideal
Niagara
Pierce & Co
Port Williams
Maggie
Rockport
N B
Jennie
Atlantic Stone Co
Turks Island
Bus Salt Whitney, Pousland & Co
Brighton and
Boston Post
George Uv. Fox
S. H. Wardwell
C. D. Howe
Coolidge & A
Q.F Bothell
Dow & Oulton
Breck & Wood
N. E. Winn
A. Bi
J.H. Fegg
Jersey
Coolidge & Son
Telegraph
Cotton Mark Cin
Gamiee
Asia
Auil
N.iy
Bright Ig Phan
Detroit
Eforeign Markets
New York Central
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
Commercial
Armstrong —Hurley
James N Supple
Otto B Armstrong
Theresa Hurley
Eeene
Jackson Hichard
Lena G Lincoln
Eeernald
Eli Fernald
Dexter
Easton
Betsy R. Dexter
David Griffith
McKay
Laura McKay
Barretit
Bessie M. Barrett
Conant
Somerville
Hannah Gonant
Deacon William Conant
Mounternon
Sunnewell
Waltham
George B Hunnewell
Wetherell
Brimfield
Delphia Wetherell
Ware
Sega
Bell
Railroad Matters
Old Colony Baptist Association
Milton Branch
Southwestern Railway
Texas Pacific Road
Brookline
B. F. Baker
William Aspinwall
C. Curry
John Panter
Oregon and Transcontinental Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Court Record
U. S. Circuit Court
Nelson
Supreme Judicial Court
Holmes
Rockwell
P. H. Menton
Walter C. Cogswell
Navy
Dudley Street
Adams Street
E. B. Loring
C. T. Gray
James Watson
Isabella W. Spence
Cove Street
J. F. Kelton
W. B. French
Minton
Cogswell
Holden
Pickens
Bacon
Sigmund H. Levin
Aaron B. Vinnevar
Noll
James McVey
John McDermott
State Street
Custom House
J. W. Richardson
J. A. Maxwell
Murdock
Shute
Albany RR Co
Beach
Costello
Crowell
Sweetser
Columbia
Rice
Staples
Middleton
Baldhies Sartwell
Winch
Middlesex County
Judge Pitman
Susan A. Peck
George E. Cook
Elmer E. Morrison
James M. Morrison
Wakefield Rattan Co
T. H. Niles
K. Hamilton
Smi
Taylor
Superion Criminal Court
Mason
Frank W. Harris
House of Correction
James Hoye
Elmer R. Johnson
Thomas Riley
Maud Howe
Mary Magee
Edward Fox
William J. Doyle
Eliza Flannagan
Brooks
Maria N. Brown
Billerica
John Craig
Westford
Daniel O’connor
Cambridge
Eunice Turner
Woburn
Thomas McDonnell
Lowell
Geo. Blake
Holliston
Catherine L. Callahan
Ann Dormer
John McEvoy
Lucy A. Hemmenway
Hudson
Lemnai P. Cummings
Brooklyn
Bridget T. Donovan
Charles A. Vogeler Co
A. Vogeler & CO
U.S. A
Ayer
J. C. Ayer & Co
Hostetter
Wilbor
OIL and Lime
A. B. Wilbor
Harston Bolus
Marston Remedy CO
14Th St
Collamore
R. R. R. Harway
Radway
Matuaria
DR. Radway
Radneay
Radwaywy’s
Radwayw & CO
Warren Street
Harvard University
Village Street
Fannie A. Dodd
Winter Street
Room
Bnew York
A.S. Richards
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Catelogee
N.B
Lippincott
Market Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
Commonwealth Avenue
Saie
Washington, State
Oak Streets
Back Bay Park
Washington Street
Wington Street
Hawley Street
Butler Row
Parker Hill
Bulding
Garland Street
Oak Street
John Jeffries
Parkman Blake, JR
Francis H. Lincoln
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Hugh
Satsuma
MM 3
Harris Austin
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
Maine Depot
A. ¥. Bates
Exchange Place
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Stocka
Lancaster Mulls
Peterborough and Hillsborough R
New England National Bank
National Bank of Republic
National Bank of Redemption
Blackstone National Bank
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Boston Belting Co
Washington
Mandamnt
AS Vue South Boston Iron Co
Eliot Insurance Co
Boston Tow Boat Co
Jamaica Plain Gas Light Co
Nautakeag Steam Cotton Co
Phenix Manufacturing Co
Taunton
Maas
Augusta
Brockton Gas Light Co
Central Iowa
Mass Central
New England Trust Co
Revere Beach
Lynn Rd
Randis Hensha & CO
Onekers, Brokers
Merchants’ Exchane- Building
Boston Stock Exchanze
Para Rubber Shoe Co
Atlantic Mutual Insurance
New England National Feck
Atlantic Mills Insurance
Holly, Wayne and Munroe R Rist
Aitimullay
Merchandise National Bank
New England Oe Bank
Cheshire Railroad
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Middlesex
Bridgeport
American Rapia ‘Elegraph Co
Trustee's ci
Spring Grove
Avondale
Reat
SY Henry C. Bird & CO
Gay
Washington St
Cincinnati Pottery
Portieres
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Oak Lumber
Nickerson’s Wharf
South Boston
Albert Howe& CO
Brichton
Warren Avenue