Money Matters and Market Roundup in Boston
Boston financial page notes a quiet money market with banks restricting mercantile paper at 4 to 5 percent and some 5 to 6 percent for others. Clearing-house balances reach 1.26 million, New York funds quoted at a minor premium, and government securities show mixed activity. Several national banks are organized, rail stocks edge higher, and mining shares remain firm. dividends declared by some lines and commentary on Utah rate settlements accompany the broad market snapshot.
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Market Collapse Rumors Roil Pacific Rails Shares Edge Lower
New York trading opens with money easy and steady bonds as coal stocks surge. Lickawanna Reading and Delaware and Hudson rise while Northern Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental slip amid unfounded bear rumors. Central Pacific dips then recovers. market ends ragged with a cautious outlook.
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Prime Mercantile
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Reading
Delaware and Hudson
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Darling, Denslow & Co
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Burlington and Quincy
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Oregon
California
Pullman Palace
Loday
Grain and market wrap from Chicago stock yards and ports
Call Board reports 12 M sale of 9 cars with mixed deliveries, 61 car total grain receipts today including 49,675 bus corn and 1,260 wheat. Prices move across dairy, cheese, eggs, butter, and live hogs with multiple futures and spot quotes. July cotton and petroleum futures noted.
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New York Mercantile Exchange
Pennsylvania
Elgin
Western
Eastern
Southern
New York
Chicago
Goc Ant
Glige Bia
Anon
Fabove
Mixed market notes on grains and livestock prices
Grain and animal product prices move modestly with oats, rye, barley and sugar steady. Butter and cheese show varied quotations, eggs firm. cotton demand remains steady with futures opening firm while vegetable and fruit markets reflect limited but steady activity.
London and Hull Steamer cargo report February 5
Eng Steamer Rosario cleared February 5 with 2 cases sanipaper 350 bbis sugar 2 cases prants 160 bbis meat beef 25 cases paint 255 boxes dyewood extracts 9 boxes white wax 1 doveneers 243 tletces ia Jow oil 575 cases canned meats 435 boxes bacon 375 half bbls 100 tubs lard 35 bbls tongues 2 270 buckets lard 5 tierces weet 19 do guts 57 127 bus corn 2 450 sacks tour 15 cases terra cotta Glasgow Steamer Columbia cleared February 5 with 21 130 sacks flour 20 hhids tobacco 46 cases woodenware 152 head cattle 150 feet hose 341 bales hay Glasgow Steamer Prussian cleared February 5 with 934 sacks four 385 pkys hams 73 sacks oatmeal 5 bales bags 1 water wheel 1 case veneers 1 do machinery 11 bales Guck 14 cases chalk 2s8 bdis hog skins 4 800 staves 6 head cattle 50 bbls dyvestuffs 50 boxes hacns 7 cases clam shells
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Hull
Eng
Rosario
Glasgow
Scot
Columbia
Prussian
Receipts of Staple Products Feb 7 Across Rail Lines
Lists large freight totals from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence New York and New England Eastern Kauirong Fitchburg Lowell Maine and Peabody lines. Totals cover cotton wool flour corn meal oats beef butter lard bacon molasses eggs cheese beans potatoes leather hides skins and more.
Total Receipts of Staple Goods at Port Feb 7
A port receipts table compares today’s totals for principal staples with last year. Figures cover Cotton bases, Sugar boxes, Wool dom. lbs, Molasses bhds and hhds, Flour bbIs, Butter pkgs and boxes, Cornmeal bbIs, Oats bus and obIs, Eggs dozen and doz, Gorn bus, Potatoes cars, Malt bbIs, Millfeed bus, Leather goods, Hides and skins, Tea and Coffee, Tallow, Lard, Hams, Bacon, Pelts, Tea and Coffee notes. The 1883 flour column is adjusted from barrels to sacks, and multiple unit measures appear across items.
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Cotton Markets. Bales and United States Trade News
Cotton market news from Louisville Charleston Norfolk and Savannah shows steady to firm tones with varied net receipts and stock levels. Prices edged higher in New York on revised upland and Orleans quotes, with general activity in flour, grain, and freight markets reflecting broad market firmness.
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Charleston
Norfola
Cavannah
Galveston
Wilming
New Orleans
France
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Augusta
Great Britain
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Sdipmen
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Ee Ee
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Cael Maics -Ohacouks
Martet
Britain
Grain and commodity markets across multiple cities report mixed prices
Western market notes weaker copper and steady to lower oats and corn with hogs and cattle mixed. Chicago and St Louis show firm pork and lard, while Milwaukee lists higher barley and steady flour as receipts and shipments flow through.
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Elgin Creamery
ST. Louis
Ley
Lara
Barney
Milwaukee
Chicago
Toledo
Detroit
Bank Rate Hike and Global Market Notes From London
London reports the Bank of England raises the discount rate from 3 to 3 1/2 percent. Market summaries include shares such as Consolidated and New York Central with varied percentages, Liverpool and London grain prices for wheat, corn, flour, and cargo movements, and a steadier cotton market in Uplands and Orleans with futures ranges. Coffee and sugar in Tavana and Rio de Janeiro show continued activity and fluctuating exchange rates.
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C Lasis Central
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul Common
Bank of England
Bestboam
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Uplands
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Rio DE Janeiro
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Exchange
Railroad Rivalry and Freight Outlook Across Lines
The note discusses Toledo Cincinnati and St. Louis pool competition with Wabash interference, a 75 cent share price, and concerns over rivals joining the trunk lines. It reports on Wisconsin Central freight prospects, lumber trade optimism, and strong tan bark movement. It also covers bondholder meetings over the Danville Olney and Ohio River railroad, and various railroad financials including Delaware & Hudson Canal, Merrill & Co, Connotton Valley, and Pacific-Northern earnings.
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Oregon Improvement
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Northern Pacific
Insolvency Actions Extend Across Bangor Firms
The F Shaw and Brothers insolvency proceedings at Bangor are postponed pending a probable creditor settlement. Tanneries restart despite ice filled pipes and poor building condition. Multiple attach ments reported including Carrick and Co Boston wholesale dealers eight people and stock under attachment. Foster and Towne Boston hats and caps. W A Smith diamond importer liabilities near 200000. Various other firms from Pittsfield to Chicago face failures or assignments with limited dividends and potential closures.
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Carrick & Co
Boston
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Farmers
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Philadelphia
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Sol Cutchins
E. Phelps
Shreveport
M.H. Bonner
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Manchester
Wyllys
Abbott
Chicago
James H. Marshel
St. Louis
G. Blackmer
John Malloy
Boots and Shoes
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Minn
Revenue totals rise with varied gains in 1583
The year 1583 shows total revenue of £90,038,5522 with increases across land tax house duty property income tax post office telegraph service crown lands and miscellaneous items. Net revenue rises by £3,690,664 from last year as advances and other categories bring higher returns.
World Church News and Missions Summary
A broad survey notes ongoing church and mission activity worldwide. It cites Schenectady mayor’s conversion, a proposed Catholic pilgrimage, Calvary Baptist church dedication in New York, Bribe claim by Anthony Comstock, and the London Missionary Society’s ships for its stations. It covers Bible reading in Canadian schools, bequests to build churches, and substantial church funding in Boston and Cincinnati. It also mentions missionary work, church growth, and international concerns over education and religious liberty.
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Court Record on Eaton Will Trust Case Before Judge C Allen
New England Trust Company appeals a probate decree disallowing its accounting as trustee under Elizabeth Eaton's will. The trust funded about 109000 dollars for daughter Mary J Eaton with income paid on demand. Trust investments include mortgage, bank stock, US bonds, and various state and municipal bonds purchased at a premium. The trust deducted over 1800 dollars from income to cover premium redemptions, prompting a cross appeal. Also includes agriculture notes and farmer institute summaries by Corr. Country Gentleman on pruning, co operation, and farm management tips.
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Miles
England
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C. W. Mabry
Virginia
Mary Schrick vs Isaac M Southwick court action
First session of Superion Court on February 7 before Judge Brigham. Case No 2468 seeks 5600 dollars for an assault in August 1682 that allegedly caused miscarriage. Plaintiff is represented by Riley and McKellough. defense by Swazey and Kilton.
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Brigham
Mary Schrick
Isaac M. Southwick
T. Riley
R. J. McKelleget
H. E., Swazey
J. F Kilton
Superior Court docket and verdict in Parker v Tracy
In Middlesex Superior Court on Feb 7 Judge Pitman presided. The jury awarded plaintiff Orre Parker $259.75 against Patrick Tracy. Sullivan and Donahue v town of Medford pending. Trial calendar notes list in order cases for Feb 11 and subsequent sessions under Judges Mason and Bacon with numerous case numbers and parties.
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Patrick Tracy
G.C. Travis
E. D. Loring
Sullivan and Donahue
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Court Briefs From Central and Brighton Districts
In the central court Judge Forsaith held John Daley for larceny in $500 for Feb. 14 appearance. Oliver F. A. Bixby was fined $25 and costs, appealed, and held in $200 for upstairs appearance. Murray M. King, obtaining money under false pretences, in $1,006 for Feb. 15 appearance. In Brighton court Frederick Dobbratz fined $50 and costs for liquor law violation. In East Boston Edward McKinley, Thomas McKinley, William McKinley, and David McKinley, assault and battery, held in $50 bonds each to appear Saturday next.
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Oliver F. A. Bixby
Murray M. King
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Frederick Dobbratz
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Edward
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William
David McKinley
Democrats urged to stop tag with Republicans
From the Hartford Telegram a Boston Post correspondent urges the Democrats to end their 20 year game of tag with the Republicans, calling it a time worn tactic that has lost effectiveness and truth.
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Marriages in Boston and vicinity recorded in February
At Boston on February 2 3 4 by various reverends the couples Alphonse Gay Josephine Y Jackson Ellen Campbell Samuel F Burns Mary A White John B Floyd and Mary A White Levi B Twitchell Emma Lang ey were united. Also at East Braintree Somerville all with local residents listed.
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Emma Langey
Picked Up for the Ladies All the Way From Dan to Beersheba
A brief column notes a fashion or social trend featuring women attendees or performers described with biblical flourish. The writer uses playful phrase to evoke broad, theaterlike appeal across a wide audience.
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