Money Market and Clearing House Totals Report
The money market remains easy with bank discounts at 5 to 6 percent for general paper and 4 to 5 percent for collateralized loans. Call loans with collateral run 4.0 to 5.0 percent. New York funds trade at a premium of 25 to 85 cents on 1,000. Clearing house exchanges total 10,908,184 with balances 1,528,833 for today. week totals 870,681,277 exchanges and 8,815,355 balances. Weekly national clearings show broad gains versus last year, with New York up 10.4 percent and outside New York up 4.6 percent. Government securities mostly unchanged. foreign exchange quiet with sterling bills and Paris lines noted.
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United States
Stocks at Auction by Day and Co list of banks and mills
An archival stock auction record lists numerous financial institutions and manufacturing firms. Entries include Old Boston National Bank, Blackstone National Bank, Rockland National Bank, Continental Mills, Manchester Mills, Lockwood Company, Cedar Rapids and Missour River Rd, Metropolitan Morse Bank, American Loan and Trust Co, Bay State Telephone Co, Boston City, Cambridge, Lowell City, Somerville, Milwaukee, Province of Quebec, Cook County Illinois, Jackson Lansing & Saginaw, State National Bank, Globe National Bank, Exchange National Bank, and Appleton Manufacturing among others. The list reads as a catalog of securities and maturities with various amounts and dates from the late 19th to early 20th century.
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R. L. Day & Co
Old Boston National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Market National Bank
Rockland Nat Bank
Continental Mills
Manchester Mills
Adlington Mann
C & Stark Mogs
Veevasee
Lockwood Company
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Cwiecon Mooning
Waineakowns Shee Ieikeealsce
Cedar Rapids & Missour River
Boston
Clinton
Fitchburg
N.B
Highland Street RR
Cveecadess
Metropolitan Morse Baie
American Loan & Trust Cos
Bay State Telephone Co
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American Rapid Telegraph
Boston City Ss
Koston City
Cambridge
Lowell City
Somervillé
Milwaukee Ts
Province of
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Cook County
Tersacseven
Jackson, Lansing
Saginaw
Market News From New York February Prices and Stocks
Despatch to the Boston Post with New York market details for February 10. Money on call at 2 percent, mercantile paper 5 to 6 percent. Government bonds firm, railroad shares active with notable gains in Denver and Rio Grande and Reading. Mining stocks dull. total shares traded 296,000. weekly bullion receipts $145,167. International quotes include Pacific Mail and Union Pacific among others. closing up fractions overall.
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Liverpool cheese prices and grain and hog market summary
In New York markets butter and cheese are quiet with prices unchanged. Eggs higher and scarce. February pork solid at 15, May 1845, pork futures steady yesterday. Lard February opened 1115 bid, closed 1120. May 1145, closed 1195. Union Stockyards reports hog receipts 13,000 yesterday with 33,627 official. Weekly totals show 132,271 receipts and 18,544 shipments. Wheat and corn futures mixed with March around 106.42 for wheat and 56.40 for corn, other contracts closing near prior levels. Oats bids for February 38.14, March 38.75, May 40.00, with small shifts.
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Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
Lloilo
Demetara
Petroleum—United
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Iiverpool Wesk
Chicago
Lara
Fiic
ST. Louis
St Vogt
Barney
Milwaukee
Bartley Lower
Toledo
Corm
Detroit
Cincinnati
Atcic
Grain and market report reflects firm prices across cereals
Wheat options rise westward lifting eastern markets with Minnesota Wisconsin patents quoted at 7.25 per barrel. Corn oats butter cheese eggs and other farm produce hold steadier though some items show modest gains or declines. Cotton futures and New York spot/mills show steady to quiet activity with daily receipts and stock levels reported.
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Receipts of Staple Products Feb 10 Across Railroads
Inventory of shipments from multiple railroads listing bales wool flour sacks corn oats wheat barley tallow lard coffee sugar butter potatoes hay lumber leather hides green hides onions carrots beets and more. Entries include Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Peabody Salem New York and New England Old Colony Providence Boston and Albany each with quantities in bales sacks cars boxes bags and rolls.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Old Colony Railroad
Providence Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Cotton Markets Across Cities With Mixed Receipts and Rates
Across Baltimore Augusta Galveston Norfolk Savannah New York and more, the cotton trade shows varied net receipts and gross figures. Market tone remains steady to firm with middling prices around 9 to 10 cents in multiple ports, while coastal exports and coastwise shipments influence the day’s activity.
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Havana sugar market ends week with upward tide
In Havana the sugar market gained activity and closed excited with an upward tendency. Molasses sugar 85 to 90 degrees polarization 534 634 reals per arroba. Muscovado 644 634 reals. centrifugal 92 to 96 degrees polarization. Stocks at Havana and Matanzas total 18 900 boxes 44 000 bags 34 800 hhds. Receipts 4 750 boxes 8 600 bags 15 500 hhds. expiring week 180 boxes 2 400 bags 8 050 hhds including 1 900 bags 8 600 hhds to the United States. Molasses flat 50 degrees polarization 544.6 reals gold per keg. Freights active upward. hhd sugar loadings $2.75–$3.75 currency. hhd molasses $2.12–$3.71. Spanish gold 19 214. Exchange weak with down tendency on the United States 60 days gold premium 8 8 6, short sight premium 8 9 9 4.
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United States
Springfield man arraigned on post office break in
Fred Rivers of Springfield was arraigned before Commissioner Hallett on the charge of breaking and entering the post office building. He was held in $1,000 for examination on Tuesday next.
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Fred Rivers
Springfield
Supreme Judicial Court ruling on common carrier liability
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held that Star Union Transporta tion Company was not liable to W. and S. French et al. in a freight case involving goods consigned to Covington Ky for Cincinnati. The court noted the contract limited liability after arrival and that the goods were eventually delivered to the consignees in Cincinnati.
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Tyler B. King
W.S. Stearns
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Charles W. Clement
Devens
Supreme Judicial Court
Grand jury returns true bills in Suffolk superior court cases
Feb 10 before Judge Rock Well the Suffolk superior criminal court grand jury reported true bills against many defendants for offenses including assault with a dangerous weapon larceny robbery forgery embezzlement breaking and entering polygamy and adultery. Several defendants faced no bills and sentences ranged from months in the house of correction to multi year terms in the state prison.
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Stephen Elnore
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John Kennedy
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Thomas Conley
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Clifford Smith
John M. Masters
George Cutler
John H. Daly
John Eagan
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John Thompson
Thomas Bacon
Matthew Welch
John M. Stafford
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James Kelly
John Williams
John Carey
William Barry
Geoffrey Murphy
Charles Waberstroh
Charles J
Morris Morey
Alexander Lyman
Mary A. Smith
Mary A. Doherty
John H. Winstow
Christopher Murphy
Dennis O’ Donnell
Michael Moran
Richard J. English
Edward J. Ree
Richard Welch
Thomas McCarthy
Robert Robinson
Nellie F. Robinson
Charles Haberstroh
Alfred
Hardy
Michael O'Grady
Herbert Kingsbury
James Blaite
Geo. H. Clark
House of Correction
Thomas Connolley
West Shore line progress and earnings projections
Report by civil engineer Robert E. O'Brien for the New York, West Shore and Buffalo railway updates the Syracuse to Buffalo section at 147.67 miles with Geddes Flats embankment of 800,000 cubic yards, track and roadbed near completion by summer, total west of Syracuse estimated at 11.5 million dollars, real estate 1.5 million, improvements 0.5 million, and 1883 half earnings around 540,000 dollars rising to 3.725 million in 1884 and 6 million in 1885.
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Robert E. O’brien
New York, West Shore and
Buffalo Railway
Syracuse
Geddes Flats
West Shore
Weehawken
O’brien
New York Central
Municipal Court Recap February 10
Judge Forsaith presided with Annie Stewart held on $200 for trial Feb 16. Henry Fulham fined $20 and costs for larceny. Dennis Murphy taxed $20 and costs for assault and battery. Jackson Bullock held $1,200 for trial upstairs on breaking and entering. Hollis, Murray fined $5 each for mutual assault. Meroth, Jones, Stencel held $500 for trial upstairs on larceny. James Duffy fined $10 for leaving a team standing in street. South Boston court L. H. D. Shepher fined $15 and costs for assault.
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Annie Stewart
Henry Fulham
Dennis Murphy
Jackson Bullock
John Hollis
Patrick Murray
Anton Meroth
John W. Jones
Herman Stencel
James Duffy
Boston
L. H. D. Shepher
Quincy mine annual report hints at copper and silver receipts
The forthcoming Quincy mine annual report shows receipts from copper and silver sales at 973,506.10 and expenditures at 541,407.53, with mining profit 432,098.52. Ingot copper yield reaches 5,652,663 pounds and a surplus around 425,000 after dividends, with cost per pound about 5-19. Also notes Santa Rita Copper and Tron mill gains in native copper treatment and 1883 coal output figures.
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Detroit
Fifth annual reunion and dinner of the Lth Massachusetts Battery
The Lth Massachusetts Battery Association will hold its fifth annual reunion and dinner at the Quincy House on Friday evening February 16. Maj J Henry Sleeper, president, will preside. Company 10 Roxbury Horse Guards will be inspected by Capt Goss on Tuesday evening February 15 with Maj Curtis and other Veteran Association officers in attendance. An election for lieutenant colonel in the First Infantry was ordered by Gen Nathaniel Wales for regimental headquarters Friday February 16 at 2 o'clock. Surgeon Coggins of the Second Corps Cadets has resigned. Edward Barnard elected first lieutenant and Erastus D Church second lieutenant of Company F1, Second Infantry. A Richmond doctor advocates hot whiskey and rock salt bath twice yearly to prevent colds. old Dr Ball's Cough Syrup remains recommended.
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Financial price moves and market notes from London
U S 5s rise to 106 with various rail and bank securities quoted including Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 565, Erie and Reading around 150s, and Mexican railway issues. Bank of Belgium cuts discount to 3.14 percent. Economist notes improved confidence in Russian securities and potential gains after rail deadlock solution. London markets show mixed moves in U S and European securities with commentary on grain, wheat, and corn prices, and cargo shipping activity reported by Beebohrn’s Merchants Exchange.
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Commer
Clark Streets
J. E. Silloway
J. Lawrence Fowler
Tagus
Benisaf
Gro
W. Preston