Money matters in Boston banks and markets update
Boston reports moderate money demand with firmer rates. Banks discount for regulars at 5 percent, others at 6 percent, mercantile paper at 4 to 5 percent, call loans 4.5 to 5 percent. Clearing-house exchanges total 11,423,669 with balances 1,521,675. Bank statements anticipated Tuesday show gains in loans and reserves, with excess reserve now 2,937,443. Foreign exchange steady. United States bonds mixed. stock market largely unchanged aside from Bell Telephone surge. Railroad shares and bonds show varied activity. Massachusetts Central bonds nearing reorganization approval. Northern Bell and Bay State Telephone listings under consideration.
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Mercantile Paper
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OSS
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Bell Telephone
Coue
Western Railroad
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Chicago
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Town Falls
Sioux City
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Pere Marquette
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonogan
Toledo
Cincinnati
Indiana, Bloomington and Western Railway
Union Pacific
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Atelison
Eastern
New England
Rutland
Albany
Maine
Mexican Central
Massachusetts Central
Massachusetts Central Railroad
American Bell
Boston Stock Exchange
Northern Bell
Bay State Telephone Company
Tn Land
Boston Water Power
Quincy
San Pedro
George William Ballou
Walter Burnham
Caron del Agua
Santa Fe
New Mexico
New York Financial Roundup Sees Mixed Market Moves
Despatch from New York reports steady but uneven financial activity with loans at 3 to 4 percent and 3 percent offers, strong stock closes led by Vanderbilt interests, rail and mining shares fluctuating. Government bonds eased slightly, state issues mixed, and heavy trading volume noted across rail and steel sectors with notable price shifts in Northwest and Michigan Central.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Tennessee
Iron Mountains
Canada
Southern
Rock Island
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Southwest Division
Chesapeake and
Chesapeake and Ohio Currency 63 Advanced To 52, Wabash General
Manitoba
Dakota
Nashville
Chatanooga
Northwest
Union Pacific
Oregon
Transcontinental
Western Union
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Delaware
Lackawannna
Western
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Philadelphia
Reading
Wabash
New Jersey Central
Texas Pacific
Vanderbilt, Granger
Sierra Grande
Robinson Consolidated
Alice
Modie
Sonora Consolidated
Navajo
The
Stock Exchange
Provisions Market Report Includes Meats and Produce Prices
The market shows firm to rising prices across pork lard beef and veal with ranges for backs lean ends and mess values. Poultry and game quotes reflect steady demand with turkeys fowls and geese listed alongside pears and citrus. cotton markets show upland prices and future quotations with port receipts and stocks noted.
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Worcester County
Philadelphia
Vast 19th Century Port Entries Reflect Global Trade Hubs
List of imports at multiple ports including Boston, London, Annapolis, Newcastle, Cardenas, Tampico, Ywyeres, Demerara, and Havana. Items range from spices and textiles to wines, bays, bags, and bales. Ships named Steamer York City Humter Viola and schooner Grace Andrews appear with cargo details. Names include Drexel Morgan & Co, Haynes, Baring Bros, J Moors & Co, Mass packing firms, and others. Districts mentioned span Eng, NL, Havana, and Demerara with orders and quantities noted. The dense ledger-like entry documents global trade activity and cargo assorted by port.
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London
Eng
York City
Drexel, Morgan & Co
John D Lewis
E & F King & Co
Indigo Baring Bros & Co
JD & M Williams
Emery Brocas Page
Gordon & Page
J D Richards & Sons
Dunbar & Co
Hayes & Bigpele
Camey & Sons
Moors & Co
J.B
Pres & Co
Bray & Hayes
Wadleigh
Henderson Bros
Breck & Sonms
Hill & Co
Holmes
McKeaver & Co
Butler, Breed & Co
Richardson
Long Canary Island cotton cargo in 18th century ledger
Liverpool and London ledger style list details mixed cargo and goods including cotton, parattine, dry foods, beer, leather, furs, leather remnants, paper, books, printing sheets, lubricating oil, corn, wheat, sacks, cases, crates, and slaves. Entries include quantities in bales, cases, sacks, and bags with numerous item types and ship references.
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Liverpool
Eng
Seamer Samaria
London
Nelly Abby
Lyceum
Trade and Its Outlook in Market Mirror
Liverpool cheese and dairy prices are reported with varied levels across regions. Eggs beans pork lard and grain futures show steady activity. hog receipts and futures for February to June reflect a balanced market with overall easy grain trade.
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New York
Elgin Creamery
Lowa
Chicago
Gila
Sir Glig
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Market Report On Grains And Farm Produce Prices
The market remains steady with firm quotations across grains and byproducts including western supers at 350.43 per barrel, corn meal 3.10 to 3.15, oats 54 to 65 cents, butter around 7 to 8 cents, and cheese varying by grade. Potatoes, onions, apples, dried fruit, garden vegetables, cranberries, and hay show steady or quiet activity with regional price ranges noted for several items. The report reflects broad stability and modest demand in the current trading period.
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Messina
Valencia
Florida de
Malaga
Selmont
Porto Rico
Boston
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
St Louis
Tndiana
Ohio
Michigan
Good Western
Canada West
Western
Vermont
Canada
Burbank
Baldwins
Tolman Sweets
Value. ACS uis dG viasenne 25 Naval stores AMMA
A numeric and textual list of commodities and values covering naval stores, resins, paints, paper, meat products, grain, tobacco, cosmetics, and more. It includes totals and country breakdowns with figures like 8,939 for grendstuffs paints, 88,964 for provisions wheat flour, 42,275 for beef, and 4,570 for lions, among many others.
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Naval Stores
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S.ates
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Eee Furs
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Sesas
Lamiber
Guess
India
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Scotland
Sessees
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Madeira
Receipts of Freight for Various Railroads and Goods
List of freight receipts across multiple railroads including Eastern Railroad Fitchburg Maine Providence and others. Items cover tallow hides wool flour lumber butter lard beef beans eggs potatoes and numerous bags and boxes with quantities and units. Records indicate seasonal and load distributions across regions.
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Eastern Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Loston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Grain and commodity market figures across multiple states
Market report covers wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and flour prices with receipts and exports. Notable figures include No 2 Chicago spring wheat at $1.05 to $1.07, corn around $0.52 to $0.58, oats near $0.48 to $0.53, and pork and lard prices in Chicago and Detroit trading ranges.
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Cole
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Esege
Martinique
Orleans
Honolulu
Pernambuco
Petroleum United
Tierces City
Liverpool
Tmaduil
Chicago
Marek
ST Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Wheat and market reports from London and Liverpool
London reports show strong wheat and corn cargoes with prompt and February shipment demand. Prices for white Michigan and red wheat quoted, with English and French markets noted as firm or quiet. Liverpool markets list flour, wheat, corn, provisions, and cotton with ongoing price firmness and robust sales and receipts figures.
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Ninieis Central
Reading
Commercial
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
California
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Michigan
England
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Orleans
Judge LOWELL Adjourns Court For Jury Trials
In this case Eugene F. Margot sues Florentine J. Schuetzer et al over patent No. 12,774 for a watch case design. Defendants copied before patent, and while infringement is obvious, doubts about design novelty in affidavits limit relief. Judge grants an injunction nisi. Maynadier represents complainant, Avery and Hobbs for defendants.
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C. Maynadier
Edward Avery
George M. Hobbs
Collision ruling in Eliza A. Anderson case
Judge Nelson reviews the Minerva and Eliza A. Anderson collision finding fault with both vessels for lack of proper lookout and failure to observe approaching danger. Interlocutory decree awards damages to be divided between defendants. Charles T. Bonney represents the state and Minerva owners. John C. Dodge represents claimants and Eliza A. Anderson owners.
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Hare couple held on counterfeit silver half dollar charge
United States Commissioner Court February 5. James and Anna Hare of Tali River were held in 2600 dollars each to the March term of the district court for passing counterfeit silver half dollars.
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Anna Hare
Tali River
United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court Case Involving Worcester Water Pumping
The Supreme Judicial Court before Judge Allen heard Whitten Manufacturing Co versus City of Worcester over water pumping from Tamuck Brook. The injunction was refused. plaintiffs, mill owners, argued harm from reduced water flow. No opinion transmitted. Separately, Edward D Sobier et al. v Lamb et al. involved East Boston Ferry receivers seeking a lost bond. court found presumption of payment and dismissed the bill.
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Tamuck
Hopkins
John F. Cestellous
Horace
Crowell
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Edward D. Sobier
Thomas Lamb
East Boston Ferry Company
Boston Court Docket Amid Mixed Verdicts and Trials
A Boston court session lists multiple civil actions and verdicts. Key cases include Moses B Wilder vs John G T Winship over a warranty on a $325 horse, defended claims denied. Wm J Christie vs Charles F David awarded $3335 in wages. City of Boston vs George T French on sidewalk injury verdict for defendant. James W Wilkins vs Glendon Co over half the cost of a party wall. bastardy action Elizabeth A Reedes vs Robert Rowe. Lisher Lowenthal vs Lewis Richards for $65 wages. Second Session, Judge Blodgett presiding.
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John G. T. Winship
S.J. Thomas
I. W. Richardson
Wm. J. Christie
Charles F. David
A. FL. Pratt
C. S. Lincoln
City of
Boston
George T. French
Shawmut Avenue
T. M. Babson
B. E. Perry
James W. Wilkins
Glendon Co
D. Thompson
George W. Easterbrook
Elizabeth A. Reédes
Robert Rowe
E. G. Walker For Plaintiff; A. F. Butterworth
Lisher Lowenthal
Lewis Richards
J. G. Holt
C. B. Southard
Wills Admitted to Probate and Admin Grants Set
The wills of Thomas H. Fuller George S. Kent Camillus Kidder Julia P. Howard John McMuhen Mary B. McLellan Mary Kelly Jeremiah Murphy and Phiomelia E. Little were admitted to probate. Letters of administration were taken out on the estates of Mary Sullivan James Gately Alfred Mowles Susan McBride Caroline Williams Mortague C. Murphy Nicholas Fitzpatrick Annie H. Washburn Thomas E. Hearsey William Lewis Mary F. Brigham Thomas H. Oliver Mary Harrington George C. Proctor Silas Gardner Margaret Burke Dennis P. Gleason and Norman Clark.
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George S. Kent
Camillus Kidder
Julia P. Howard
John McMuhen
Mary B. McLellan
Mary Kelly
Jeremiah Murphy
Phiomelia E. Little
Mary Sullivan
James Gately
Alfred Mowles
Susan McBride
Caroline Williams
Mortague C. Murphy
Nicholas Fitzpatrick
Annie H. Washburn
Thomas E. Hearsey
William Lewis
Mary F. Brigham
Thomas H. Oliver
Mary Harrington
George C. Proctor
Silas Gardner
Margaret Burke
Dennis P. Gleason
Norman Clark
Municipal Court Fines and Sentences Reported
The Roxbury court fined Barney Lennon $100 and costs for selling liquor to a minor. Daniel Harrington faced $20 and costs on two counts for assault and battery. In Brighton, John Ring was fined $10 and costs for cruelty to a horse. Earlier, James Walsh received 5 and costs for assault. Henry Bailey was sent to the house of industry for three months for receiving stolen property. John B Sawyer paid 10 and costs for attempting to rescue a prisoner. Thomas McMahan and Frank Williams each fined 10 and costs for larceny.
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James Walsh
Henry Bailey
House of Industry
John B. Sawyer
Thomas McMahan
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Roxbury
Barney Lennon
Daniel Harrington
Brighton
John Ring
New Pacific Route to the Far West Opens
Chicago to San Francisco plan via Denver Ogden and Salt Lake City with minimal car changes. Route emphasizes scenery and Pullman dining services, opening date states March to April, with Denver and Ogden as union-depot transfer points. News notes also report mixed Canal and railroad earnings, stockholder meetings, and track progress on several lines.
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Interior decoration fashion advances in wall panels and doors
The article notes a rise in decorative arts for homes, citing leather and stamped wood paneling for walls, adjustable door casings, and ebonized finishes. It highlights experiments in exterior brick surfaces and terra cotta ornament, praising Boston as a leader in artistic finish and broader door frames.
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Creditors Meet as Roffe Accepts 30 Cent Offer
A meeting of Joseph Roffe’s creditors at No 17 Eliot Street Boston heard total indebtedness at 15 165 10 and assets of 5 194 46. Roffe offered to pay 30 cents on the dollar, which was accepted. Other notices include E C Cook Co failing in Norwich and plans for assignments.
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