Money Rates Edge Up as Banks See Steady Demand
Money is scarce and borrowing costs rise across banks while demand remains ordinary. Discounts for regular customers hold at 4 1 2 to 5 percent, others at 5 1 2 to 6 percent, with corporation paper at 4 percent and bank asks 4 1 2 to 3 1 2 percent. Call loans with collateral run 3 4 to 4 percent, note brokers near 5 percent, country banks firm at Boston levels, and street sums cited. Clearing house exchanges reach 10,030,738 with balances 1,166,776.
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Corporation
Boston
New York
Greas
Boston and Albany Railroad bonds and other securities listing
A damaged OCR page lists Boston and Albany Railroad bonds, Boston National Bank notes, various mills and manufacturing firms, and regional securities with old dates and amounts including 1000 and 5000 values. Names include Old Colony railroad, Cambridge Horse Railroad, American Electric and Lighting, Amoskeag Manufacturing, and Boston Marine Insurance, reflecting a archival catalog of securities with varied issuers and par values.
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Flamiston National Bank
Quincy
South Oston
Winnisimmet Company
American Electric and Tl
Newport
Chicago
Rock Island
Boston
Low
Buri and Mo
New York
New England
Boston & Lowell
Little Rock, & F. S. Scrip
Boston and Albany
Francis Henshaw & Co
Massachusetts National Bank
Shivene E Railroad National
Lowell
Old Boston National Bank
Union Cotton Man. Co
All River
Washington Mills
Androscoggin Mills
Hamilton Sf
Ccnweerereres
Chicopee Manus CO
PitchDure
Berkshire Railroad
Suxeieuas
Port
Saco & Ports
Cseneees
Boston and Maine Railroad
Ccesses
Boston & Albany
Montreal
Dorchester Gaslight CO
Ccecscessseees
Dwelling House Insurance Co
Reece
American Electric & Illuminating Co
Boston Marine Minsurance
Fremont, Eirk and
Valley
Vermont
Maine
Boston and
Albany
Boston Art Club
Phila. Wil and Ball
York Mig Co
Norway Plains
Pueblo
Arkansas
Val
Market Summary Keeps Steady Tone With Seasonal Shifts
General market remains steady with prices well maintained and mild improvement in trade. Iron shows fair demand while other metals are dull. coal weaker wholesale but local selling firmer due to season. Grain steady, flour dull, shipments from Milwaukee delayed by snow west of Chicago. Hides dull amid a street setback. leather buying slow yet export demand fair to good. Nails have advanced and manufacturers buy gradually.
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Rio Grande
Cordova
Entre Rios
Bengal
Guatemala
Ulland
Eastern Mills
Jake
Calcutta
Western
Boston
Elaine
Menbaden
Paris
Kentucky
Manila
Franklin County
New York
Vermont
Western Dairy
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Canada
Baldwin
Carolina
Rangoon
Java
Patna
Turk’s Island
Chicago
Singapore
Zanzibar
Brandy—Foucculd & Co
Otard, Dupuy
Hennessy
Pellevoisin
Martell
St Croix
Jamaica
Lion
Bond
John Gibson
Newcomb Buchanan Co
Anderson
Nelson
G O Blake
Cuba
Bahia
Philadelphia
Sagua
Fajardo
Surinam
New Orleans
Sumac—Sielly
Formosas
Pennsylvania
Havana
Sumatra
Madeira
Sicily
Ivison
Ohio
Michigan
California
Maine
Milwaukee
High Street
Prices of market beef and store cattle report
Prices listed for beef and store cattle show a range from first quality cattle at 700 to 750 dollars and second quality at 500 to 650 dollars, with stocky notes on western hogs, sheep and lambs, hides and pelts. The market notes a light supply and slight movement with firm to higher prices for best hogs and calves selling at 7 cents. Livestock not very plentiful. cattle about 2000 head. dairy and working animals in modest demand.
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Manila
New York
Sisal
Brighton
N.B
Boston
Albany
Maine
E Brookings
J G Littlegeld
Norton & Turner
Ee & Merrill
Hurd & Weymouth
A P Libby
Skilling & Brigham
Glines & Weston
S Wardwell
F H Coolidge
Weils & Richardson
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S T Cole
H Lyman
Seattle
H M Elwell
Breck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
F Fairbanks
C P Burke
W G Townsend
A Williamson
R E French
Agent
A Worthen
W Ricker
G Flanders
Sargent & Turner
Wm Mears
Halil
Halil & Seaver 7 Cattle, 81 Sheep; L W Tinker 14 Cattle, 53 Sheep; G H Sprigg
T L Johnson
G W Brownell
Massachusetts
Forbush & Woods
A A Smith
W H Hardwell
R Abercrombie
A J Hart
J S Henry
G W Jones
S S Learned
Scattering
G Berry
B Humverts
Hathaway & Jackson
Hollis & Co
J F Stetson
Farrell & McFlynn
H Eames
E H Brown
Adams & Chapman
A N Monroe
N Morris
J Cawley
Liverpool
Missouri
J A Hathaway
Monroe
Portland
Libby & Co
G Wells
SH Wardwell
Norton & Co
Libby & Merrill
HJ Miller
Sige
Freeman & Co
W B Martin
Gloc
G H Sprigg
Skillings
Union Market
G Barry
Brookings
J O Sanborn
E Brown
T S Henry
Geo Sterns
Conway
Mass
Glines & Webster
J D Hosmer
F H Coolidge & Son
Fragmentary Inventory Items From Historical Trade Ledger
A legible portion lists diverse goods with quantities: cases and crates of bobbins, sand paper, emery wheels, bolts, leather rolls, butter packages, ship stores, organs, toys, drums, apple sacks, flour, beef, carcases, staves, boxes, bales, corn, wheat, horse nails, lard, raw furs, barrels munera o, lamp goods, granulated sugar, leather coils, troches, half bois, lard tierces, trimmings, bacon bales, and leather cases. The fragment mirrors a broad mercantile catalog with varied units and inconsistent spellings.
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Melbourne
Australia
Fayal
ST Michaels
Azores
Receipts of Staple Goods by Rail and Sea
A compiled list details February receipts across multiple railroads and express lines. It notes cotton bales, wool, flour, corn, oats, barley, tallow, hams, butter, beans, leather, hides, skins, eggs, tea, coffee, sugar, oleomargarine, cheese, apples, potatoes, lumber, and related shipments with quantities such as bales, barrels, sacks, and cases. Names of lines include Boston and Albany Railroad, Grand Junction Railroad, Providence Railroad, Old Colony Road, New York and New England Railroad, Fitchburg Railroad, Eastern Division, Western Division, Lowell Railroad, Peabody and Salem lines, and sea routes, reflecting a broad commerce movement.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Janction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Road
New York
New England
Eine Hailroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody, Salem
Total Receipts of Staple Products February Data
A port table shows current day total receipts for principal staples from all points of supply, including in transit, against last year. Cotton, sugar, wool, flour, butter, oats, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, peas, tallow, lumber, leather, bacon, hides, skins, tea, coffee, and related items are listed with quantities in various units and comparisons to 1884 and 1885 figures.
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Gotton
Baiz
Market report shows mixed grain and meat prices across cities
Baltimore dull, Cincinnati steady, Norfolk and Philadelphia firm, Louisville Memphis Mobile and St Louis steady, others quiet. Cincinnati pork 1.25, lard 6.6c, whiskey 1.13, ho common 365 465, packing 445 550. Toledo wheat No 2 red 83 85e, corn 4 1 6e, oats 31e. Detroit wheat No 1 white 86e, No 2 red 86e. Receipts and shipments noted.
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Cincinnati
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Louisville
Memphis
Mobile
St. Louis
New York
Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
City
United
City Extra
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Western
South America
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Chicago
ST Louis
Albany
Brighton
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Market Report from London and Liverpool on Wheat Corn and Cotton
London reports steady yet dull cargoes of wheat and corn with prices around 35s6d for wheat near ship, 4s 9d for corn in Liv erpool quotes. imports to UK last week total about 315k to 320k quarters wheat and 125k to 130k quarters corn. Liverpool notes quiet breadstuffs demand, wheat and corn steady with varied prices. pork at 68s8d, bacon 32s9d short clear, 81s9d long clear, lard 36s5d, cheese 6d to 6s 28d, cotton steady with uplands 51s 16d and Orleans 61s 16d.
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London
Beerbium
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
California
Paris
United Kingdom
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Uplands
Orleans
Insolvencies and meetings in Salem insolvency court
Insolvency actions span Boston, Newburyport, and Bath with meetings, assignees named, creditors forming claims, and hearings set for February 10. Notable firms include Joseph M Wales iron and steel, George H Morrill & Co jewelers, Bath shipbuilders Goss & Sawyer and Goss Sawyer & Packard, with various assignees and creditors amounts reported.
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Joseph M. Wales
Iron and Steel
Postoffice Square
Boston
George H. Morrill & Co
Bromfield Street
Salem
John Kelly
C. B. Goodenow
FE. W. Jacobs
I’eter Gorman
Newburyport
Arthur L. Bartlett
W. H. Burns
Lynn
C. F. Burrill
Edward W. Pearsons
Nathaniel N. Jones
William J. Larrabee & Hall
W.H. Swanton
Cambridge
W.H. Noonan
Stanwood
L. A. Smith & Co
John F. Donahue
J.C. Adams
Mass
Bath
Goss & Sawyer
Goss, Sawyer & Packard
Wm. L. Pulman
Portland
Charles W. Larrabee
Baker
Frank Harrington
A. L. Brown
Whitefield
D. T. Percy
Guy C. Goss
C. D. Ferre
Springfield
L’heureux & Gagra
Lewiston
Oaks & Bennett
Lisbon
N. H
H. G. Jameson
Alburgh
Edward Hall & Son
New Haven
Conn
James English
H. Comerford
J. W. Hicks
Boots
Washington, D
J. W. Butler & Co
Boots and Shoes
Atlantic Coast Line unveils new travel folder and network reach
The Atlantic Coast Line launches an advertising folder pairing standard through timetables and hotel-focused maps. It details 692 miles of lines from Richmond to the south, with connections to major northern cities and southern resort points, plus notes on New Orleans excursion traffic and a New England agent in Boston.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Richmond
Petersburg
Weldon
Wilmington
Columbia
Augusta
South Carolina
Cheraw
Darlington
Salisbury
Fredericksburg & Potomac
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Charleston
Savannah
Florida & Western
Jacksonville
Chattahooche
Gainesville
Cedar Keys
Florida
New Orleans
New South
New England
Walco A. Pearce
Washington Street
Superior Court First Session February 4 Damages on Flour Warranty
In the first session before Judge Bacon, William Booker sues Edwin R. De Long and others for $450 per barrel as damages for 250 barrels of flour sold and claimed to be of good quality but delivered not. He seeks recovery for breach of warranty. defendants deny liability. Multiple case numbers listed for in order and second session cases.
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William
Booker
Edwin R. de Long
R. Lund
J. B. Richardson
Walcott v Gates damages for treble entry and tree theft
No 1744 Charles Walcott sues Franklin Gates for forcibly entering his property and cutting down and carrying away trees to use for himself. Defence is a general denial. Verdict for the defendant. Attorneys listed for both sides. Court order for Tuesday February 4. Several case numbers follow. Cambridge.
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Charles Walcott
Franklin Gates
C. H. Walcott
T. Hillis
J. T. Joslin
Beaman Connors Held in Central Court on Liquor Charges
In the central court before Judge Forsaith Frank Beaman and James Connors were charged with unlawfully selling liquors and held in $500. Peter Kearns, charged with larceny, was held in $500.
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Central Court
Judge Forsaith
Frank Beaman
James Connors
Peter Kearns
Cambridge Wedding Seals Mary James and Sig Gozzaldi
Miss Mary Isabella James daughter of the late Thomas P. James of Cambridge married Sig Gilvio Maria Gozzaldi an Austrian army officer at Christ Church Cambridge. The ceremony was led by Rev J S Spaulding with ushers from Boston Cambridge and Harvard. A civil ceremony by Mayor Russell followed at Mrs James residence, then a reception lasted until evening. The couple will travel south then to Florence where Gozzaldi serves as translator to the courts.
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Thomas P. James
Cambridge
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Gilvio Maria Gozzaldi
Christ (Episcopal) Church
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Christchurch
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Episcopal School
William Corne
Boston
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Florence
Italy
Sig. Gozzardi
Reminiscences of a Veteran from Jackson to Conway
Jonathan Gale recalls a 17 mile march from Jackson to Conway to celebrate the Buchanan victory. The procession gathered at Lower Bartlett North Conway and Conway Centre with field piece and Mary D. D. W. Thompson as marshal. A supper at the Conway house featured Eastman Gale Ripley Pitman Pendexter Chase and Merrill. The writer laments the demise of many participants and defends the era of the genuine party.
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S. L. Morton
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F. R. Chase
Albert Merrill
Canton, Dak
Jan
Allen murder trial ends with five year sentence
No testimony was taken at the final session of the supreme judicial court in the Allen murder case. Counsel spoke on both sides while District Attorney Stevens described the crime and Gale portrayed Allen as a peaceful citizen. The government accepted manslaughter, and Judge Devens sentenced Dr. Allen to five years in the Boston state prison with one day in solitary confinement and the rest at hard labor.
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Stevens
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Concord Reformatory
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Boston
Seamen's Relief Report Highlights Winter Need at Bethel
John Welsh Baptist Bethel missionary reports January relief for destitute seamen. With limited funds, clothing and food distributed, over 200 meals prepared by sexton Johnson, 400 barrels of reading material given, and 6910 attendees at meetings including 2457 seamen. Contributions urged to Bethel at Hanover and North Bennett streets to aid the work run by Henry A. Cook and John Welsh.
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John Welsh
Baptist Bethel Missionary
Mr. Johnson
Bethel
Hanover
North Bennett Streets
Henry A. Cook
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