Money Market And Trade Rails In Wordy Report
The money market shows steady rates with mercantile paper at 5 to 5 ½ percent and miscellaneous at 6 to 6 ½ percent. Call loans secured range 8 to 4 percent. corporation notes 4 to 5 percent. New York funds carry a premium of 10 to 12 cents per $1,000. Clearing house exchanges total $10,573,403 with $1,395,900 balances. weekly clearings $67,441,531 and $7,851,575 balances. New York bank statement notes a high reserve near $108.68 million, with net reserve up $3.13 million. Agreement on war rumors is dismissed. reports describe an ongoing passenger rate conflict with chaotic lines but no declared war. prints on stock, mining shares, and print cloth markets follow with mixed movements and cautious optimism about 1884 recovery.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Lowell
Chicago
Pittsburg
Providence
Hartford
Memphis
Portland
Syracuse
Bears
New England
Stock Board
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe A
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Connorion Valley
Clark
Chicago Tribune
Central Pacific
Toledo
St. Louis
Drummond
United States
Toledo, Cincinnati and
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Flint
Shipman
United States District Court
Connecticut
New York and New England Railroad
Boston
Albany
Eastern
Lowell and
Framingham
Old Colony
Clinton
Fitchburg
New Bedford
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Senate
Fresnille
Connotion Valley
Denver
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Sonora
Great Falls
Hamilton
Lowell Machine Shop
Middlesex
Washington
York
Androscoggin
Jackson
Manchester
Naumkeag
Hill, Lawrence and
Otis
Fall River
American Linen
Barnaby
Davel
Union
Boylston
Exchange
Lincoln
Republic
Tremont
Eliot
Merchants
North
North American
Shawmut
Atlantic
State
Blackstone
Third National
American Electric and Illuminating Company
Henry Clews & Co
Prime Mercantile
Vanderbilts
New York Central
William H. Guion
Grain and Market Notes From Boston and Chicago Exchanges
Call board reports 42 cars No 2 white oats and 15 total grain cars today with mixed loads and no grade. Receipts list corn 25,125 bushels, wheat 4,800, oats 3,150, shorts 9,900, oatmeal 281 sacks, barrels 250, cornmeal 505 barrels, cottonseed meal 1,500 bushels. flour receipts 6,026 bbis, sacks 5,210, half bbis 25. Liverpool cheese 68s cwt. New York mercantile exchange notes butter steady cheese firm eggs strong. Chicago grain prices show January wheat 88 1/4 to 89 1/2 cents, corn around 51% to 57 1/2 cents, oats 31 1/4 to 36 1/4 cents. winter wheat and other grain car lots listed. receipts and shipments across flour, corn, oats, pork, lard. Union Stock Yards hogs receipts and weekly totals. petroleum certificates $110 opened, closed at $1.03.
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The
Boston Commercial Exchange
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York Report
Western
Chicago
POLK
French Islands
English Island
United
Tierce
City Extra India
Continent
South America
Lara
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Breadstuffs and grain market report appears in old pricing listing
Market notes flour prices show moderate sales in small lots with mixed futures abroad not encouraging. Minnesota patents and winter patent flour range from about 6.25 to 7.00 per barrel, western superfine around 5.75 to 7.00, common extras near 4.75 to 5.75, and roller flour in several regional brackets. Corn meal and oatmeal demand steady with prices near 2.80 to 2.85 per barrel for meal and 4.75 to 6.00 for ground and fancy oats. Oats trade described as firmer with steady demand.
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Minnesota
Illinois
York
Michigan
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Prices rise for western dairy and creamery goods
Butter prices improve for dealers and producers with higher rates listed for fall and summer makes. Cheese quotations steady with extra northern and western grades firm. Eggs, potatoes, apples, and dry goods show varied demand, while provisions and meats remain steady. cotton markets show unchanged activity.
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New York
Vermont
Do Choice
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Foreign Exports and Cargoes From Halifax and Abroad
Shipping notices list cargoes from HALIFAX and multiple ports. The schooners Gazelle and MC Moseley carry flour, pork, fish, and timber to Hayti and Antwerp via New York, including 150 tierces oleomargarine and 400 boxes oil. Items include hardware, seeds, cotton, sugar, rope, drugs, flour, and general dry goods totaling substantial quantities.
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Halifax
Carroll
Po.t Gilbert
Yarmouth
Gazelle
HAYTI
MC Moseley
Antwerp
Bel
New York
Hermann
Receipts of Staple Products Jan 19 by Railroads and Sea
A detailed listing of commodities received across multiple railroads and sea routes including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Wid Colony, New York and New England, Eastern Hatsroad, Fitchburg, Owell, Maine, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and sea shipments. Entries cover cotton, wool, flour, oats, corn, barley, malt, lard, hams, butter, beans, hay, lumber, hides, pelts, tea, coffee, eggs, potatoes, and more with quantities in bales, barrels, bushels, cases, and tons. Major totals include hundreds of bales of cotton and wool and thousands of bushels of grain products.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction
Providence Railroad
Wid Colony
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Owell
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Sea
Market Reports From Coastal Cities And Trade Hubs
The fragmented page shows mixed port activity with varied receipts and gross totals across Savannah Augusta Charleston and other markets. Reports cite market steadiness in several hubs and strength in Memphis while New Orleans and Philadelphia display mid range activity and quiet sessions in several ports. Local coastwise figures include shipments and stock levels with notable figures like 12,590 gross receipts and 3,490 shipments in Cincinnati.
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Savannah
Augusta
Charleston
Memphis
ST Louis
Evvess
Galveston
Louisville
Mobile
New Orleans
Baltimore
Net
Biocks Ccdevacas Cecess
Norfole
Jobsuwise
Uncinnati
Sivcsencsactieca
Aide de
ZxGt
Britain
Zhuadelphia
iFrance
Ste
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Market Roundup From Jan 19 Across Cities
A sweep of commodity prices and grain, meat, and fuel quotes from Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo and Detroit. Coffee dull sugar steady molasses steady pork beef lard butter cheese and lard figures alongside flour wheat corn oats rye barley and various hog cattle and sheep quotes with receipts and shipments data.
Foreign Markets Report From London and Havana
London markets show discount rates for bank and trade bills rising, home funds dearer, and mixed shares including Grand Trunk, Ontario and Western, Norfolk and Western, and Oregon and California with declines. Liverpool wheat and corn trade subdued. sugar and cotton markets observed in Havana and Liverpool with quiet activity and firm exchange rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grand Trunk Railway Firsts
Wabass
Denver
Rio Grande
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
Oregon
California
Court record shows tort suit over bonds as collateral
U S circuit court session adjourned with jury unable to agree in action of tort for conversion of ten thousand dollars in United States bonds deposited with First National Bank of Cambridge as loan collateral for Appleton Hubbard. Plaintiff represented by JL Norris of Michigan. defense by W Gaston and J W Hammond. Adjourned until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. P. Hathaway
First National Bank of Cambridge
United States
Appleton Hubbard
Cambridge
JL. D. Norris
Michigan
W.gaston
J. W. Hammond
Supreme Judicial Court docket notes January sessions
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth announces criminal docket action on Monday January 19 and equity docket on Tuesday. The statement outlines the court's calendar and agenda for the upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Cfor Commonwealth
Superior Court First Session IN ORDER Nos 2412 to 2750
The record lists multiple cases in three sessions before judges Knowlton and others. Docket items include Tobey v Boston, Pease v Woodman, Merchants National Bank v Ballou, Fitzmorris v Jackson, McDermott v Eastern CA, Schrick v Southwick, Carpenter v Goodwin, Farrell v Lynch, Hancock v Mayo, Tweed v Randall, Waters v Lame, Ryan v Boston, Lamb v Old Colony, Johnson v Kenthepp Railroad, Luther v Eaton, Butchers S M A, Gallagher v Herdic v Burke Phaeton Co, Treat v Chadbourne, Stillman v Kimball, Ross v Capen, French v Dupee, Scott v Calkin, Levi v Wilkes, Lloyd v Boston, Merrill v Rice, W Liber v Timmins, Dudley v Morse, Downes v Donnovan, O Connell v Miles, Arnold v Thayer, Wise v Clemston, Timmany v Foster, Reed v Gray, Slater v Whipple.
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Tobey
Boston
Pease
Woodman
Merchants’ National Bank
Ballou
Fitzmorris
Jackson
McDermott
Eastern
Ryan
Lamb
Old Colony
Johnson
Kenthepp
Railroad
Luther
Eaton
Butchers, S. & M. A
Gallagher
Herdic
Burke
Phaeton Co
Treat
Chadbourne
Stillman
Kimball
Ross
Capen
French
Dupee
Scott
Calkin
Levi
Wilkes
Lloyd
Merrill
Rice
Arnold
Thayer
Wise
Clemston
Timmany
Foster
Reed
Gray
Slater
Whipple
Municipal Court Roundup January Courted Offenses
In central court Judge Churchill presided. James Fitzpatrick jailed $2000 for lottery appearance Friday. James H Stevens fined $10 and costs for larceny. Richard Mourther held $800 for indecent exposure. Harry Hunt held $2000 for superior court on lottery. Charles Smith fined $15 and costs for larceny. James S Butler and H L Douglass mutual assault. Butler $10 fine, Douglass charged. Louis D Surette held $1500 for trial Wednesday. In South Boston Michael O'Brien assault and battery sentenced to nine months’ house of correction. Jeremiah Donovan assault and battery fined $20 and costs. In Highland Court Robert A Smith larceny fined $20 and costs. James Bullard assault and battery fined $15. Max Tieger felonious assault held $300 for superior court. In Bunker Hill Court Charles Oliver larceny fined $30 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Churchill
James Fitzpatrick
James H. Stevens
Richard Mourther
Harry Hunt
Charles Smith
James S. Butler
H. L. Douglass
Louis D. Surette
South Boston
Michael O’brien
House of Correction
Jeremiah Donovan
Highland
Robert A. Smith
James Bullard
Max Tieger
Superior Court
Bunker Hill
Charles Oliver
Rich strikes spark Bodie rich mining chatter
Despatch from Bodie California dated January seventeenth reports excitement over gains in Bodie and Standard mines. Catalpa yielded net $1000 in December and Crescent between $100 and $200. Quincy Mining plans February dividend. rate expected around four to five dollars per share. Contention frontier notes ownership consolidations up to Empire holdings. United Verde mine in Arizona shows strong production and dividend prospects with Boston and New York investors involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodie
Cal
Standard
Catalpa
Crescent
New York
Quincy Mining Company
Quincy
Tombstone
Contention
Empire
Cincinnati
Flora Morrison
Sulphuret
Tranquility
Gerard
Mining Exchange
Salt Lake Tribune
United Verde
Arizona
New York City
Boston Capital
City notes and council actions in brief
Superintendent Flynn’s health improves and expects to return shortly. Promotion exams for patrolmen and sergeants begin Tuesday. Builders' Iron Foundry Co of Providence wins $17,990 pump contract for east shaft. engineer’s estimate was $21,150. Fireboat Flanders to be known as engine company 31. Ex Alderman Welch denies involvement in committee setup. Several council members resign or plan to resign from committees. Soup distribution to the poor will start Tuesday morning. Ayer’s hair vigor advert follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Flynn
Builders
Iron Foundry Company of
Providence
R. I
Flanders
Engine Company
Welch
James A. Murphy
Robert Donnelly
Francis J. Murphy
James F. Marley
Lee
Marriages at Melrose and Boston in January
Two weddings recorded: Otis W Jennings of Boston and Adelaide Frances Marden of Melrose wed January 8 at Melrose by Rev C L Short. Newtor Peirce and Fannie P Lynch, both of Boston, married January 17 in Boston Charlestown District by Rev R L Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings—Marden
Melrose
C L Short
Otis W Jennings
Boston
Adelaide Frances Marden
Peirce—Lynch
Charlestown
R L Greene
I Newtor Peirce
Fannie P Lynch
Business Troubles Hit William H. Guion in New York
William H. Guion of New York has failed and assigned. Once earning 40,000 dollars yearly from Williams & Guion steamships, the firm dissolved this week. He faced heavy mining speculation losses and personal endorsing, with debts to banks and capitalists. Creditors include the Bank of the Republic and several mining ventures. his son and brother take over the business as creditors press for settlements.
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William H. Guion
New York
Liverpool
Guion
Williams & Guion
John S. Williams
Stephen B. Guion
A. P. Martin & Co
A.P. Martin & Co
McGinness
Geo. F. Keller
Ninth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
New York City
Wm. H. Buxton
George N. Wentworth
Haverhill
Smith & Perley
Philander St.Good
Caribou
Charles O. Barbour
Westbrook
Freeman S. Emery
Carpenter
Old Orchard
David Crankshaw
Mason
Providence
R. I
F. H. Parcher
Miller
Bath
N. H
Lasalle & Co
Joliette
Que
James Manson
St. John
N. Jr
W. Chipman
Dry Goods
Kentville
Hantsport
N.S
George L. Hoyt
Lower
Prince William
N. J
Charles P. Wells
Washington Street
Boston
L. D. Surette & Co
Concord
Surette
F. Potter
Wm. Brenson
Isaacs & Samuels
Clothing
R&h. Dessoir
H. Frisbie Barchard
W.H. Jacob
Atlanticville
N. Y
C. E. Woodruff
Oneida Knitting Company
Oneida
Patton
Allison & Jones
Philadelphia
Grant
Carstarphen & Co
Garysburg
N. C
Harris & Burr
Madison
W. H. Morrison
Montgomery
Ala
Louisville
Mayer Bros. & Co
Vicksburg
Miss
J. & S. Brin
Brownswood
Tex
Co. C. McCloud
M. H. Abascal
Brownsville
John H. Yellman
Lexington
J. F. Wingate
Beaver Dam
William F. Trebin
Dayton
E. E. Thomas
Thomas, Puryear & Dacomb
Evansville
Ind
Evans & Sidiner
Crawfordsville
Jacob Frankel
Liberty
B. Beshore
Marion
W.C. Howland
Chisg Ill
H. Lippert
Nees & Co
Goldfield
Xregnes & Dahl
Eau Claire
Wis
Isaac Rosenfield
Detroit
Mich
Ae Friedlander
Salt Lake City
J. C. Hauge
Aberdeen
Cak
Reorganization plan for Connotton Valley railways outlined
The article details a foreclosure driven reorganization plan for the Connotton Valley and Straitsville railroads to manage about 6.75 million dollars in mortgage debt. Bondholders appoint a committee to bid at foreclosures, form a new corporation to hold property, and issue shares to bondholders, with strict payment and signing conditions and a requirement of three quarters of bonds for adoption.
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Connotton Valley Railway Company
State of
Ohio
Connotton Valley and
Straitsville Railroad Company
W. J. Rotch
A. N. Parlin
Joseph B. Thomas
New Corporation
Committee of Trustees
Connotton Valley Railway
New England Club Dinner At Youngs Hotel Highlights Leaders
At Youngs hotel the New England club dinner featured President A A Folsom presiding with Mayors Martin Fox and Fuller and Col Rockwell among attendees. Addresses were delivered by multiple officials while Massachusetts and Middlesex clubs held banquets at the same venues.
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New England Club
Young’s Hotel
A. A. Folsom
Martin
Horace T. Rockwell
Joseph A. Tucker
Fox
Cambridge
Fuller
Malden
John L. 5. Stevenson
W. A. Paton
Union League Club of
New York
N. H. Daggett
Attleboro
Henry Parkman
Republican City Committee
W. A. Simmons
Alderman Pray
Henry N. Sawyer
E. J. Trull
President Folsom
Francis W. Pray
Augustus Whittemore
Col
Horace
Rockwell
Charles W. Stevens
Samuel W. Creech, Jr
John L. Stevenson
Massachusetts Club
Young’s
Middlesex Club
George A. Bruce
Thomas Winship
George A. Marden
Daniel Needham
George W. Walker
Joseph L. Sargent
John Haskell Butler
Samuel 0. Upham
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
R. 8. Tyler
Gen
E. W. Hincks
Suburban Press Association
New England House
Cereal Club
Parker House
Commercial Club
Goy, Robnson
Boston and Agricultural Clubs
Montreal Carnival Preview With Ice Palace Fireworks
The carnival offers ice sports, snowshoe races, parades, tobogganing, and a grand ball. The remarkable ice palace on Dominion square will glow nightly with fireworks and lights. Gov Gen Lansdowne and Lady Lansdowne will visit Montreal as guests during the week. Excursion tickets available through Central Vermont, Montreal and Boston Air Line, and Boston Concord Montreal lines.
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Dominion Square
Canada
Lord Lansdowne
Abstract of New York banks condition Dec 31 1883
Abstracted currency reports show 47 banks in New York. Loans and discounts and other assets total substantial figures with US bonds securing circulation and notable deposits, due from and to national and state banks, and large sums in specie and legal tender notes. Dividends unpaid and certified checks noted, with significant deposits and reserve components across the system.
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Washington
New York
United States
Telephone Notice Ad For Jan 23 1884 Auction
USE TELEPHONE No. 33. On WEDNESDAY, Jan. 23, 1884. Auction details to follow in the local notice page.
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