Money market summary from a bustling banking day
Street Gossip reports firmer bank lending with discounts on mercantile paper from 5 to 54 percent and miscellaneous paper from 6 to 64 percent. Call loans secured at 3 to 4 percent, corporation notes at 4 to 4 1/2 percent, and country banks firm at 5 to 6 percent. Clearing house exchanges totaled 9,884,036 with balances 1,025,174. New York funds listed at premiums of 15 to 20 cents on 31,000.
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Market News From New York Stock Exchange in 1854
New York January 17 1854 report shows money easy at 2 percent prime mercantile paper 5 6 percent and foreign exchange steady. Rail bonds firmer and West Shore up to 53 4. Market opened weak with large declines across many rails before a late rally lifted prices 4 to 3 percent. Delaware Lackawanna and Western agreed to arbitrate with eastern trunk line pool ending market tensions. Illinois Central rose on cash dividend 2 percent and market closed strong with 497200 shares traded and mining stocks listed including Colorado Coal Bodie and Herm Silver.
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Grain and market report from Boston and Chicago exchanges
Call board reports 39 cars sold April and May No 2 white oats and multiple grain inspects. Receipts include corn 9,000 bushels wheat 1,900 shorts 4,500. Flour receipts 680 barrels plus sacks. Chicago grain shows January wheat 90 cents open, 13 cents close. oats 32 3/4 cents. Visible wheat 35.6 million bushels, corn 10.0 million. Provisions mix with pork and lard prices. market quiet overall.
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Butter Prices Trend Upward Across Regions
Retail and wholesale buyers see better prices for butter with more willingness to pay than two weeks ago. Western creamery products fetch higher sums across grades from northern 33 to 35 cents, fair to good 30 to 32 cents, summer make 25 to 30 cents, and fine fresh western creamery remains elevated. New York markets noted in report.
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Wholesale grain and produce prices in New England market
The report lists steady to high prices across beans, peas, potatoes, onions, garden vegetables, apples, dried fruits, and meats. Notable figures include Canada peas at 105 110, choice flats beans at 285 290, Maine potatoes 150 per barrel, and Atlantic onions 175 200 per barrel, with broad coverage of produce and market conditions.
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Shipping Manifest Of Goods At Liverpool And Halifax Ports
A detailed list of consignments includes Bulgarian steamer goods such as pig iron, plate glass, bleaching powders, earthenware, and cannel coal. Halifax items feature herring, eggs, junk, dry fish, and salted commodities aboard multiple vessels.
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Foreign Exports Reach From Liverpool Montevideo and Cuba
A Liverpool steamer Venetian cleared January 16 with cargo including pianos organs and music supplies, leather and textiles, food provisions, cattle and cotton. From Montevideo the bark Rachel Emery carried 36 639 feet of lumber and from Matanzas the bark Payson Tucker listed 299 puncheons and 300 empty kids.
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Receipts of Staple Goods by Rail and Water Routes
Comprehensive list of shipments received by multiple railroads and sea routes including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and By Sea. Items cover cotton wool flour corn bran seed meal beef butter lard tea coffee sugar molasses eggs hides leather and numerous bushels, bales, and cases with quantities.
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Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 17 at the Port
A table shows today’s total receipts of principal staples at the port from all points, including in transit goods, compared with the same day last year. Figures cover commodities arriving from various origins and include transit shipments.
Cotton Markets Report from Augusta and Baltimore
Market summaries show steady conditions with quiet activity in Augusta and Baltimore. Cotton receipts and sales figures include net and gross totals, coastwise movements, and price indicators across multiple markets.
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London Wheat and Atlantic Market Notes
Beerbohm reports quiet but steady floating cargoes of wheat and dull corn on passage. Liverpool prices show inactive wheat, steady corn. cotton firm with Upland and Orleans quotes. Coffee shipments to the United States and exchange on London noted for the week ending January 16.
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Harris Chosen to Lead Northern Pacific Rail, After Directors Meet
At a New York meeting of Northern Pacific directors a special committee nominated Robert Harris, then vice president of the New York, Lake Erie and Western, to fill the vacancy from Henry Villard’s resignation. Harris was unanimously elected and thanked the board.
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Trial on forfeiture of Westfield distillery resumes
The case before Judge Clark resumed the information to enforce forfeiture of the Westfield distillery over alleged revenue frauds. the hearing remains unfinished.
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Local Offenders Enter Pleas and Sentences Recorded
Oliver H Clark pleaded guilty to larceny from a building and the complaint was filed John W Fernandy placed on probation on breaking and entering Joseph Gammon pleaded guilty to assault and was sentenced to six months John Donnelly sent to the house of correction for six months on larceny Frank Gorman found guilty of attempting to break and enter William Currie found guilty of larceny from the person Michael Powers pleaded guilty to breaking and entering
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Wills Presented and Administrations Granted In Probate Court
Under Judge Brooks wills were read for J. M. Chamberlin of Westford and Gerry Wilson of Lowell. Admin grants issued for Oliver Tozer Manchester NH William Taylor Townsend Francis A Howard Billerica Emma F Duren Lowell Edward H Hall Cambridge Ella E Hovey Stonesham John Conlan Cambridge Adelaide Chickering Lowell Laura M Dutton Chelmsford Varnum Woods Groton John Loughran Lowell Michael Manning Cambridge.
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Larceny and related charges heard in Central Court
In the central court Judge Churchill presided. James Ryan was fined 20 dollars for larceny and costs. Frank J. Tobias, colored, held 1500 dollars for appearance upstairs. Margaret Jones fined 20 dollars for larceny. Annie Cady alias Annie O Day fined 10 dollars and costs for common drunk. Elesta Douglass held 300 dollars for examination. In South Boston court William Follins fined 10 dollars and costs for assault and battery.
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Island of Hainan Sighted in French Plans to Seize
A long feature outlines rumors that France has reduced Sontay and may occupy Hainan, an island rich in minerals and population. It describes the island’s size, climate, and inhabitants, including Shuhs and Sheng-li aborigines, their customs, and the potential impact on Chinese and colonial interests.
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Its Annual Report the Most Satisfactory Since Its Organization
The Boston Land Company reports 45 lots sold totaling 231682 square feet at 1014 cents per foot, doubling 1882 sales and showing rising value. Net assets reach 17032314 with no debt. dividends may begin as sales grow. Officers elected: President James W. Converse. VP Edward E. Floyd. Trustees Edward Turner Costello Converse Edward M. Farnsworth John C. Watson. Treasurer Edward Turner.
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Tax reform and labor freedom rise in Post pledge
The Post declares tariff reform as essential to rebalance artificial trade conditions. It pledges support for labor's freedom to act independently of unions, opposing tyranny in any form. It promises strong, cheerful, widely read journalism shaping public debate.
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Appraisals Made Free of Charge
TELEPHONE NO 33 advertises free appraisals and stock evaluations offered to customers. Local branch invites inquiries and highlights no-charge estimates for items and securities.
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