Money Market Highlights and Clearing House Totals
Money demand remained active with mercantile paper at 5 to 7 percent, call loans 5⅓ to 6 percent, and note brokers handling paper at 4½ to 6 percent. Corporation paper lingered 4¾ to 5 percent, banks seeking 5¼ percent. Bank balances traded 4, 4¼ and 4 percent. New York funds held par to 5 and 10 cents premium on $1,000. Clearing house exchanges today reached $13,190,104 with $1,411,981 in balances, and weekly totals were $71,529,162 exchanges and $8,424,320 balances. A clearing house exhibit table lists weekly U S clearing house totals for 26 leading markets for the week ending tonight, with 1881 comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Corporation
New York
Clearing House
United States
Boston
Philadelp
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
N. Orleans
Pittsburg
Franc’co
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Providence
Cleveland
Peoria
Bim
Portland
NS Resere
Eas
Worcester
Lowell
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Springfield
New Haven
Memphis
New Orleans
San Francisco
Columbus
Indianapolis
Gold shipments rise as Canada backs New York trade
Despatch from New York reports Canada sending substantial gold coin to New York and Boston over the past two weeks. The note notes shipments in sovereigns and American gold, with last week’s bullion receipts totaling $550,000. Exchange steady, mercantile paper at 6.8 percent, prices of government and railroad securities varied, and stock prices showed a broad retrenchment with regional leaders facing declines before a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Mexican Central Telegraph and Telephone Company
Guanajuato
San Luis Potosi
Zacatecas
Querataro
Aguas Calientes
Mexican Northern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Coahuila
Neuyo Leon
Tamaulipas
Mexican Pacific Telephone Company
Sonora
Sinaloa
Colima
Lower California
Chihuahua
Bates
Boston
Am Inter
Continental
Toniston Woollen
Hill
Luconia
Lowell
Lyman
York
Franklin
Great Falls
Lawrence
Middlesex
Nashua
Pepperell
Fall River
American
Border City
Crescent
Globe Yarn
Laurel Lake
Merchants
Union
Twok
Atlas
Commeres
Eliot
Exchange
Faneuil Hall
Hide and Leather
North American
State
Blackstone
Third National
First National of
Salem
Mechanics’ of
Mechanics’ of Lowell
Marblehead
National of
Methuen
Manufacturers
Revere
Suffolk
Boston Post
Canada
Rime Mercantile Paper
Standard
Robinson Consolidated
Hall Anderson
Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lackawanna
Denver
Rio Grande
Omaha
Rock Island
New York Central
Union Pacific
Rio Grand
Texas Pacific
Western Union
Denver and
Michigan Central
Omahas
The
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Western Creamery
Northern
Vermont
New Canada
Nearby
Cape
Havana
Sncar
Matanzas
United States
Ten States
Maritime Cargo Totals Across Multiple Voyages
A fragment listing cargoes from ships at various ports includes extensive tonnage and items. Entries reference brig Eureka, schooners Shanghrama Fannie A Bailey Anastatia F Florence Helen A J Franklin century notes, with cargoes such as codfish, herring, sugar, salt, molasses, and coal. Names include G W Prestom D W Job & Co and Warner & Freeman.
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Bros
Ingonish
Bridgetown
Watson
Arecibo
T Russell & Co
Miragoane
John Chisolm
Rosario
Boylston
Salt Day
Neptune
Salt Warner & Freeman
ST Martins
Eureka
Centennial
Dania Bros
Receipts of Staple Products Across Early Rail Lines
Receipts tallies from multiple railroads listing commodities like cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, meal, lard, butter, leather, hides, and more. Entries cover Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Old Colony, New York and New England, Providence, Eastern, Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and sea routes with quantities ranging across bales, barrels, bushels, boxes, and cases with varying units and totals. Names of railroads and commodity groups anchor the record of daily commerce activity.
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Boston
Concen Ae
Montreal
Cambridge Horse Rd
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Meveland
Manchester & Lawrence
Rutland Railroad Ferret
Charlestown Gaslight Co
Fata
South Boston Gaslight
Oka
E Fire Insurance CO
United States
Chi
Clin
Dub. & ‘Minn
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine Rd
Stanstead, Shef, & Chambly
Chicago
Bur
Quincy
Little Beck & Ft. Smith
Toledo
Delphos & Bur
Francis Henshaw & Co
New York
New England
State National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
New England National Bank
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Salem
Lowell
National Bank of Republic
State
National Bank of North America
Eliot National Bank
Exchange National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
National Bank
Marbiehead
Boston National Bank
Concord Railroad
Michigan,Central Ra
Housatonic
Prescott Fire Insurance
Buffalo City
Portland Water
Solo
York Manufacturing Co
Middlesex Mills
Providence
Boston City
Lynn
Cambridge
Fitchburg
Grana River Valley
Mil
St Paul
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Old Colony
New York and
New England Railroad
Providence Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Cotton Markets Show Quiet Steady Bales Nationwide
Inland markets report mixed receipts with Galveston and Mobile showing steady middling around 9.4 to 10.0 cents. Baltimore Savannah Norfolk and St Louis display quiet trading with middling near 9.0 to 10.1 cents. Total stocks remain large while coastwise and gross receipts accumulate, signaling a stable yet soft market across ports.
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Galveston
Great
Aigc Ag
C. Galtimore
Nico Savannah
Giross
Sececvee
Ecvenve Covesevsee
Norfolk
ST. Louis
Great Britain
Muauhz Yc
New York
Philadelphia
Louisville
Stic
New Orleans
United States
France
Esepenoeys
Tystee St
Fish Market Outlook At Gloucester Week's Close
Gloucester reports a robust fish market despite year-end slumps. Receipts totalled 90,600 cod from shore nets 37,000 from Western banks and 65,000 haddock. herring shortages hurt bait supplies. Prices: cod from shore $6 75 qt large to $5 50 qt small. haddock around $8 75. miscellaneous fish and oils listed with varied quotes.
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Silesian
Gloucester
Sauber
Grand Menan Island
Grand Bank
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Bank
Ceusk
Haddock
Eteipatatye
Labrador
New Shore
P. E. I. Mackerel
Chicago
Minnesota
Missouri
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
the Drevers' Journal
Toledo
Saado
Cincinnati
Detroit
Bank bill discount rates and rail stock movements
The Economist notes discount for bank and trade bills at 60 days to three months, with American rails revival offset by adverse tendency amid withdrawals for Germany. Lake Shore, Louisville and Nashville, Denver and Rio Grande, Wabash advance and preference shares rise. wheat and corn cargoes dull in floating markets. Liverpool markets show mixed wheat, corn, and cotton with broad price ranges and futures quiet.
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London
Erie
New Central
Ilinois Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
INDON
Germany
Lake Shore
Louisville
Nashville
Denver
Rio Grande
Wabash
Oregon
California
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Michigan
Uplands
Orleans
Transcontinental traffic shares discussed by major rail lines
Representatives of Union Pacific Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Texas and Pacific Southern Pacific and others met at the Windsor hotel New York to renegotiate percentages for transcontinental traffic. Union Pacific seeks 60 percent while the other roads hold 20 percent each but Southern Pacific argues for a share ahead of its new Deming El Paso to New Orleans route. No agreement was reached and a further meeting by presidents is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Westerly
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
New York
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phillips
Eastern Railroad
Atlantic
Union, Central and Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Texas and Pacific
Windsor Hotel
Deming
el Paso
New Orleans
Atchison
Stebbins
Northwestern Mining Journal dividend mines of Lake Superior
The Northwestern Mining Journal lists dividends paid since Jan 1 1882 for Atlantic Calumet and Hecla Central Osceola and other Lake Superior mines totaling 2,900,000. Pewabic mine reports copper lode prospects and rapid progress toward a January 1883 water-out and shaft completion, with the National mine awaiting bottom reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Mining Journal
Lake Superior
Atlantic
United States
Obituaries and Death Notices from East Boston and Nearby Towns
Multiple notices dated December report deaths and ages across East Boston Cambridgeport West Dedham Littleton Everett Boston Woburn Somerville and Egbert Wyoming. Names include Sarah A Foster John Fitzgerald Mary E Gay Lucy Hartwell Ovando G Page Edith Louise Poland Clarence Gordon Mary Ann Winslow and William G Johnson with ages from infants to 92. Funeral details mention a Forest Mills receiving tomb and a Providence depot train.
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Foster
East Boston
Sarah A. Foster
Fitzgerald
John Fitzgerald
John
Mary Fitzgerald
Gay
West Dedham
Mass
Mary E
Theodore Oe Fi
Harwood
Littleton
Lucy Hartwell
Herbert J
Emilie A Hartwell
Johnson
Everett
William G Johnson
Langerfeldt
Boston
C W R Langerfeldt
Forest Mills
Providence
Page
Cambridgeport
Ovando G Page
Poland
Egbert
Wyoming
Edith Louise
George E
Emma W Poland
Winslow
Woburn
Mary Ann Winsow
John Winslow
Webber
Somerville
Clarence Gordon
Emma C
Edward P H Webber
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Richarson, Hill & Co
Water Street
American Electric and Illuminating CO
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School Street
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Charitible Mechanics Association Building
Huntington Avenue
Edward Hf. Govp
Silas Gurney
C. D. Smith
Samuel Elder
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General Mortgage
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Boston Stock Exchange
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Boston Mining Stock Exchange
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Empire
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Little Rock
Fort ‘Smith
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Tee Ee Eerensenes
R. L. Day & Co
Atlas National Bank
Merchants’ National
Third National Bank
Globe National
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
Great Falls Manufacturing
Ivan Mills
Bates Etm
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Metropolitan Horse Buy
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St. Lotat
Canada SeUberts
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U.S
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Han
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Bo Adams Express
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Pra
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Pfid
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CON
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Chicago & Alton
Ae Pee & Gene
St. Lek
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Decetayer Park
New York Mercantile Exchange
Elgin Creamery
Lowa Do
Idtec
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Baring Bros & Co
Telegraph
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Europe
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Patna
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India
Na'eeat
Cote
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Boston Post Court Record
United States Circuit Court
Barthold Schlesinger
A. W. Beard
Geo. P. Sanger
Government
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W. S. Hall
Schlesinger
Charles R. Train
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Pangborn
G. P. Sanger
J. O. Teele
United States District Court
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Wm. Wooley, Jr
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Jonathan Bourne
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Fales
Brown
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Maroon
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Supreme Judicial Court
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Reading Savings Bank
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Austin
Pratt
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Joe
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Parmenter
Morris Penny
William Kelley
House of Correction
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Simon Altenburg
Top Stairs
Dennis Ryan
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W. K. Vanderbilt
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R. I. Flower
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Bloomington
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Dickinson—Newhall
George H Young
Joseph A Dickinson
Henrietta A
George H Newhall
James—Gardner
Tewksbury
Smith Baker
Harvey James
Newton
Alby J Gardner
Turner—Emerson
PD M Wilson
Benjamin S Turner
Son
Georgiana T Emerson
Uee
RAC
Milena
Lear
Lydia E. Pinkham
C. T
Lydia E. Pinkhaws
Western Avenue
Clendinning
Pr. Graves
Dr. Graves
Express
F.E. Ingalls
Concord
N. H
Hatt
Hart
Buckingham
R.P. Hall &Co
N.H
Atnter
VL Livi
Boston, MA
American Electric Company
Thomson- Houston
School St
Edward H. Goff
Vermont Central and
Vermont and
Vermont Central
American Loan and Trust CO
Ezra H. Baker
Congress Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Miessrs
Baring Brothers & CO
British Provinces
U. S
Francis Smith & CO
Ind
Montgomery Dels
Vicksburg
Miss
New England Mortgage and Investment Company
Des Moines
Iowa
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Seth E. Brown
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Henry & Hatch
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Johnson, Moody & CO
Devonshire Street
BOOTS
Bee Keystone Rubber CO. Limited
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A. S. Richards & Co., Boots and Shoes
Reade St
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
F. G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
St Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
Henry C. Bird & CO
Iremont Street
Suffolk Paper Go
Court Street
Securities
F. A. Hawley & CO
Bankers
Devonshire
Water St
John A. Dodge & CO
Bannekers
Wall Street
U S
Club
Te Mutual Investment Clubs
Glub
R. E. Kennan & Co
la Salle St
CubcaGco
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Congress St
Congress
WM. J. Riley
New For Stock
Boston Stock
Coffin & Henry
Iowa Lands
Iowa Parm
State St
Davenport
BRICE
Evans & Soy
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American & Foreign Patents
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State Street
Kilby
Washington
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
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George Draper
Weekly Post
MN Fire Office
England
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Hayes
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Tremont Street
KR. L. Day & CO
Hoous
MMW
Bo Ao
Thira National Bank
First National Bank of Salem
Bunker Hill National Bank
Charlestown
Boston Belting Co —Ho Order of Trustees
Lancaster Mills
Amory Manufaccturing Co
Iso— Cincinnat, Sandusky and
Cleveland R. R. Pref
Hig Order of Administratrix
American Watch Co. of
Waltham
International Trust Co
Do Amboscoggin Mills
Central
A. M
Jamaica Plain Gas Light Co
Nome National Bank of
Brockton
Webster National Bank of
Webster
Traders National Bank
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
R. K. Middlesex Mills
American Watch Co
Boston Gas Light Co
North American Insurance Co
Shoe and Leather Ins
Middlesex Railroad Co
South Boston Horse Railroad
Merrimac Manufacturing Co
Tevesees Rustic
Anthounty
Valamazoo and
South Haver
Burlington and Quincy Railroad
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Toledo, Deipnes and
Burlington Railroad
Jownn J. Osgood
Ale Chauncy Street
Batt
Brussels
Obratio Harris & Avorion
Chase
Archimedde
Palermo
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Baeder, Adamson & CO
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Sicily
Marsala
Woodhouse
D. WH. Tully & CO
Mason Building
Malaga
Messina
Naples
F. Kragg
Cambridge Railroad Company
N. E. School Fur. CO
Franklin Street
S. Hirshberg & 60
Pearl Street
S. F. Rugg
Rae Thine Tent Een
Anbridge Railroad Company
Harvard Square
George H. Abbott
Church Street
Fsale
Francis W. Kittredge
Aeet
Gideon Beck & Son
Tremont St
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Saissroom
Icience
Warren Avenue
Ommonwealth
Slefolk
Ss. Superior Court
First National Bank of
St. Albans
Joseph D. Prescott
Edward H. Wastings
Edward AW. Goff
T. Nelson Tastings
Eugene M
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Prescott, Hersey, Hastings & C
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Eugene M. Hersey
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Edwin A. Wadleigh
Henry Arthur Chase
Jail County
Minor
Emma Q. Chase
Jonny W. McKim
Elijah George
Ellen Desmond
Sail County
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ellen Connell
Allowante
Suid Boston
Curt
Joax W. McKrx
Sau! Court
Det Man
Sufolk
Emman, Reed
Charles E. Reed
Willard Tce Cream Company
E-N. Reed
Court Room
Court Square
Harum Merrill
John F. O'Brien
Moston
Owen A. Galvin
Treston
Henry Conroy
Nancy Conroy
Ellen Patey
Suf- Tolwidow
Rosanna M. Finneran
Bell Mw
Harris Peyr
Bos
Bester
Art
Ad Nemenece
John W. Titus
Eid At
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E. W. Holden
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West End
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Folger
Coffin & Woodward's
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Atlantic Avenue
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Gho. W. Preston
Dels
Patrick Arklay
Chauncy Street
Gorham Rogers & CO
Federal Street
Newland Conservatory
Chas. KE. Rogers
Washington St
Atwood, Ste .Premont St
EMR Danie
Aaron BR. Gay