Money Market and Stock News From Boston Banking Rates and Rail Prices
The Boston money market remains quiet with banks discounting mercantile paper at 5.4 to 5.6 percent and miscellaneous paper at 6 to 6.5 percent. Savings banks lend at 4.4 to 4.4 percent. Call loans secured are 3 to 4 percent, corporate notes 4.4 to 5 percent. Clearing house balances 2 to 2.4 percent with daily exchanges around $11.05 million. Government securities firm. Stock market dull but firmer. notes on Gould pegging, rail stocks like Atchison and Union Pacific rise, and local rail developments including gauge changes and dock improvements noted. Various railroad bonds and equities traded with mixed results. notable mentions of Mexican Central, Boston interests, and receivership actions.
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Gould
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Perkins
Western Railroad
Union Pacific
Boston
Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Memphis, Vicksburg and
New Orleans
Shelby’s
Arkansas City
Broad Farms
Arkansas City Journal
Toledo
Cincinnati
Craig Mow
Mexican Central
Tod
Chicago and West Michigan
New England
Clark
Providence
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
Old Colony
American Bell Telephone
San Pedro Mining Co
Hartford
New York financial scene on Jan 1884 shows markets steady fluctuating
The New York market report notes money easy on call at 11 1 16 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 to 6 percent. Bonds firm. Missouri and Kansas trade firm. Western Union dips then recovers. Union Pacific leads gains amid heavy volume and Vanderbilt influence. many rail and river stocks rise, then slight pullback before closing strong.
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New York
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
West Shore
Western Union
Ontario and
Western
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Jersey Central
Central Pacific
New England
Quincy
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Vanderbilt
Louisville
Nashville
Bears
Oregon Transcontinental
St. Paul
Louisville and Nashville
Kansas and
Northern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Markets Report sluggish commodities and wholesale prices
Wide array of prices for dried fruits nuts and produce with firm olive and citrus quotes. Grain markets show dull flour and steady corn meal while meats and dairy hold near last week levels amid quiet demand across diverse goods.
Maritime cargo listings from Cape Haytien to Valencia
A catalog of historical shipping entries notes vessels docking at Cape Haytien Charleston Demerara and East Harbor with cargoes including logwood cotton sugar birds salt oranges and dodo. Names of ships owners and traders appear such as Dupuy Riboul Cushman Winsor Bradley Fertilizer and A Winsor & Son among others.
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Cape Haytien
Alice Tarlton
Logwood Dupuy
Riboul & Co
Charleston
Eng
Winsor & Son
East Harbor
Mary Sprague
Charles
Davenport
Valencia
Huelva
Bradley
AS &J Brown & Co
Hi Hardy & Co
Foreign Exports. Bark Pilgrim to Glimpse Trade Totals
Catalog style report lists cargoes from multiple vessels including Bark Pilgrim exporting kerosene spirits turpentine paint oil dry goods agricultural implements rosin brooms hardware shoes drugs leather steel and more. Glasgow Assyria and Juliet steamers carry flour bacon lard oil apples cattle boxes canned goods and household effects. Sierra Leone E K Kane and local schooners deliver tobacco bread pork and coal to various ports.
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Sydney
N .W
Bates Troll
Glasgow
Scot
Assyria
London
Eng
Halifax
Juliet
Sierra Leone
E K Kane
Rockport
Clara
Grand Manan
Receipts of Stapie Products by Railways and Expresses
A compiled list of consignments received by multiple lines including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, astern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, and Peabody and Salem Expresses. Items include cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, meal, sugar, butter, cheese, eggs, leather, hides, pelts, beef, pork, bales, bbls, and various bags and boxes with numerous quantities.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York and
New England
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
York
Peabody and Salem
Principal Staples Receipts at Port Jan 8 1884 and 1883
The table lists total receipts at the port from all shipment points for staples such as cotton bases, molasses, wool, butter, flour, cheese, eggs, oats, corn, beans, apples, hay, straw, lumber, leather, tallow, lard, hams, hides, tongues, grease, bacon, tea, skins, coffee, sugar, pelts, and sacks. It compares 1884 with 1883 values, noting flour column adjustments from sacks to barrels and occasional entry corrections.
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Malaga
London
Valencia
Turkey
Virginia
Wilmington
Florida
Sicily
Palermo
Minnesota
Illinois
St. Louis
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Tienmp
Manila
Entre Rios
Cuxicutta Buffalo
New York
India
Para
Buenos Ayres
Buffalo
Russia
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Connon
Barbadoes
New Orleans
NAVAL
Rosin
Commeon
Oakum
Calcutta
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Canada
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St. Albans
Liverpool
Tavetpool
Kcles
Europe
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Montreal Journal of Commerce
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Turk’s Island
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SUMAC
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Arctic
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Missouri
California
EIA
Tony Pere
Orck Eke Eliyals
Cattle Market Prices and Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown
A detailed report for the Boston Post by George J. Fox lists weekly cattle market figures including cattle and lamb prices, store cattle values, and western fat hogs. It covers arrivals at different yards, counts by state, car totals by railroad, and notes on beef and sheep pricing. It also records sales by local merchants and describes market conditions, quality judgments, and collector prices for hides and pelts. Domestic and regional listings show New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, and Western cattle with quantities and prices. It notes that values for sheep and lambs were higher, with specific sales by T. J. Courser, B. Sargent, Truman, and D. Good for various weights and grades.
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MGR
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhodesland
New York
Ceca
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
Maine
Newamara
Old Colony
Providence
T. J. Courser
B. Sargent
Truman
Livestock Market Report From Watertown Yard Sale Notes
Watertown stock yards report mixed cattle and sheep offerings with prices ranging for western steers around 6 to 7 cents per pound dressed, Boston and Albany yard sales showing moderate supply and dull demand, and multiple sellers including Hathaway Jackson Hutchinson Forbush and T J Ourser. New Hampshire oxen and milch cows appear among varied lots, with totals of 119 head of cattle and 83 pigs reported in the week.
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Saies
Kaleene B. Edwards
Watertown
Philbrook
New Hampshire
Hathaway & Jackson
Hutchinson & Forbush
T. J. Ourser
Boston
Albany
Farrell & Stetson
Connecticut
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C. Libby & Son
C. P. Breck
J. Carroll
F. H. Coolidge & Son
New York
Uplands
City
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Canada
Western
Martinique
Pierce
Tim
City Extra India
Continent
South America
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Lara
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Brighton
Cincinnati
Lord Steariy
Oledo
Detroit
Cotton Markets Across Cities Face Mixed Receipts and Firming
Markets show steady or firm tones in cotton with regional receipts varying. Major hubs like New York and Liverpool report steady prices, while St Louis and Norfolk list modest gains and steady stocks. Midwestern grain and livestock metrics also appear, with mixed futures and exports.
London Market Report on Wheat, Corn and Cotton Prices
Beerbohm reports from the Merchants' Exchange with cargo status and wheat and corn quotations at Mark Lane and Liverpool. Prices for No 1 spring wheat January February shipments 428, No 2 red 408 9d, California 43s, 41s6d, London and Liverpool values for flour, wheat, corn, and cotton futures listed with daily ranges and receipts.
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Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
California
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Uplands
Orleans
Quinn Strong and Lamson brides and Merrow Downs wedding lists
Marriages announced in Boston Madison Mechanicsville Olean and Norwich with Quinn Strong Lamson Downs Merrow Westgate Bruce Langdon Bolles. Couples include Charlies Quinn Henrietta Strong Martha Merrow Edwin Westgate Mabel Bruce Courtney Langdon Julia Bolles. Events dated Jan 1 to Jan 7 at various churches and homes in New England and New York states.
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Boston
H Winkley
Charlies P Quinn
Henrietta E Strong
Brattleboro
Smith—Lamson
Bride
William Recto
Fred Joy Smith
Anna Goodale Lamson
Downs—Merrow
Madison
Wrafton
John R Downs
Martha J Merrow
Death notices and deaths listed from Boston area
Mortality in Massachusetts section lists multiple obituaries dated Jan 4 through Jan 9 in Boston and surrounding towns. Names include Maria H Rich, David Cashman, Ephraim Stubbs, Mary R Gibbens, Nellie Sweeney, Susanna E Smith, Eliza Hobart Brooks, John T Carney, Nathaniel Morrison, Nathaniel W Lowe, Mrs Mary Henderson, Herbert Hinckley, Nora Moore Toohay, Charles W Main, Mrs Rebecca Nowell, Mrs Harriet Wilbur, with ages and places. The item also notes statewide deaths for the week ending Jan 5 1884 and explains population estimates and discrepancies.
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Boston
Maria H Rich
Cashman
David Cashman
Stubbs
Ephraim Stubbs
Gibbens
Mary R Gibbens
Gal Daniel L Gibbens
Sweeney
Boston Highlands
Nellie
M J Sweeney
Roxbury
Susanna E Smith
Brooks
Eliza Hobart
William M Brooks
Carney
Charlestown
John T Carney
Morrison
West Somerville
Nathaniel Morrison
Lowe
North Quincy
Nathaniel W Lowe
Portland
John Nowell
Wilbur
York
Harriet Wilbur
Thomas Wilbur
Court record panels across United States and Supreme Judicial Court cases
The article lists multiple court actions dated Jan 9 before Judge Clark and the Supreme Judicial Court, detailing United States v. a distillery in Westfield with Goodrich H. Bush as claimant, and various Massachusetts cases including Bernbaum v Crownshield, Thwing v Clifford, Valentine v Middlesex Railroad, Cronin v City of Boston, Farrell v same. It notes attorney assignments, an insolvency proceeding regarding Katherine Baroness von Zedlitz, and a ruling affirming a decree that a trust clause restricting income alienation is valid with costs.
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W. Allen
C. Allen
Coyburn
J. J
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Benj. W
James M. Valentine
Middlesex Railroad Co
D. E. Ware
L. M. Child
Daniel Cronin
City of
Boston
John Farrell
Same
H. E. Swasey
E. B. Hagar
George S. Jones
Stephen Dow
S. H. Phillips
Cogswell
Charlies C. Harvey
Patrick Murray
W.W. Doherty
Albert A. Cobb
James Yirrell
R. M. Morse Jr
K. Avery
George M. Hobbs
George H. Jackson
Nicolaus
Baron von Zedlitz
Asa Collwell
Nathan Morse
New York and New England
Dorchester
New York and New England Railroad
Charles P. Clark
A. C. Kendall
Mattapan
Franklin
Boston and Albany Railroad
West Medway
Woonsocket
Ne York and New England Railroad Company
Margare t Dolan v City of Chelsea NY 1884 action suit details
No. 2868 Margaret Dolan sues the city of Chelsea for 10600 dollars claiming personal injuries on February 3 due to snow and ice on Shurtleff street. Defendants deny liability. Cases include contractor disputes, railroad matters, and notices from the receiver of various lines, with multiple judgments and actions noted.
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City of
Chelsea
Shurtleff Street
P.B. Kiernan
D. F. Kimball
M. T. F. Donnell
Samuel Walker
Mason
Emiline Jordan
The
Middlesex Railroad Company
Charlestown
Malden
Main
Cross Streets
B. Allen
J. H. Appleton
L. M. Child
C. E. Powers
Edward G. Preston
Isabell J. Abbott
M. Coggan
F. Hutchinson
Catherine Hayward
Theodore L. Savage
R. H. Hutchinson
S$. K. Hamilton
William S. Cutler
Rhoades v Howe personal injuries case verdict for defendant
No. 1044 Charles H. Rhoades sues William H. H. Howe for damages after being struck. Defense alleges unlawful possession and force used to retain possession. verdict for defendant. Attorneys: Lynde for plaintiff Gale & Gale for defendant.
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Charles H. Rhoades
William H. H. Howe
A. V. Lynde
Gale & Gale
Daniel E. O’hern
Elija Fitch
William Dwyer
Anna D. Guernsey
Winchester
J.T. Wilson
A. D. Bosson, Jr
Lucy E. H. Feno
Maynard A. Parker
P. H. Cooney
Swasey & Swasey
Photograph Gallery Panic At City Studio
A party of young ladies visiting a Waco area Austin photograph gallery hears that the camera inverts images. One girl faints and another admits her own photo taken last Monday now appears inverted, causing alarm and astonishment among the group.
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Waco Examiner
Austin
Post vows bold democracy and tariff reform in coming year
The editor pledges vigorous, virile democracy in contrast to timid factions. The Post will treat banking, currency, and taxation with emphasis on tariff reform, while championing labor freedom against coercive unions. It aims to be a trusted family journal and bolster its existing departments for broad public appeal. All business queries to the Post Publishing Company, Boston, Mass.
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