Money markets and clearing house totals report dull week
The week closes with a dull money market and near nominal rates. Bank borrowing at 2 percent, mercantile paper discounted around 5 to 6 percent, call loans 4 to 5 percent, and corporation notes at 4 to 4.5 percent. New York funds carry premiums, and weekly clearings show a decline versus last year. Substantial tables detail leading clearing houses and regional shifts with mixed gains and losses, while stock and railroad news describe company earnings, bond plans, and infrastructure projections.
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New York
United States
Perch
Boston
Inc
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Orleans
Baltimore
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Louisville
Providence
Kansas City
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Hartford
Peoria
Columbus
New Haven
Memphis
Portland
Worcester
LOWE
Philadelphia
Electric Lighting Gains Public Confidence and Growth
Electric Lighting is now an acknowledged success and a safe, legitimate business on a paying basis. Its lights are widely used and favored in Boston by prominent institutions and businesses including the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, Olympian Skating Rink, Winslow Skating Rink, Hotel Brunswick, Creighton and Tremont Houses, and many shops and saloons along Tremont and Washington streets near the Mechanics' Fair building.
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Boston
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Olympian Skating Rink
Winslow Skating Rink
Hotel Brunswick
Creighton
Tremont
Young Men’s Christian Union
Horticultural Hall
Washington
Boylston
Eliot
Mechanics’ Fair
Boston Daily Post
United States
Brush Electric Light Company
New England Brush Company
New England
American Electric
Association
Edward H. Goff
Silas Gurney
C. D. Smith
Samuel Elder
Stocks at Auction. Boston and Maine and Others
Auction list of bonds and stocks from multiple issuers. Companies include Boston Gaslight, Eastern Railroad, Mass Central, Union National Bank, Ames Manufacturing, Pacific Mills, Lowell Machine Shop, Merchants' Manufacturing, Washington Mills. Entries show issue names, locations, and nominal values with dates ranging 1880s to 1900s.
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R. L. Day & Co
Metropolitan Morse Railroad
Manchester & Lawrence
Connecticut River
Iave
Lowaalls
Sioux City
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg Railroad
Worcester & Nashua
Eastern Railroad
Mass
Central
Boston Gaslight Co
East Boron
The
Commonwealth
Sss
Vacsac
Kesay Cadens
Arlington Manufacturing CO
Seceseeeusees
Astern
N. H
Saeco
Highland Street
Manchester
City
St. Jos
C. B. Ist
Boston, Key, Beh. & Lynn
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
Massachusetts Central
Connotton Valley
Slight and Street
LLIN
Stanstead, Shef, & Chambly
Francis Henshaw & Co
Old Boston National Bank
Webster National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Massachusetts National Bank
Union National Bank
Ccccscss
Tscceseeerens
Atlantic National BK
Exchange National Bank
Ise
New England National iBank
Union Market National Bank
Watertown
Union Cotton Manufacucing Co
Fair
Bk Pacific Mills
Waka avRskeae i Okeraaee
Lowell Machine Shop
Boston & Lowell Rd
Boston & Albany Railroad
Chelsea Gaslight
Lymn Gaslight Co
Boston Co-operative Building Co
Boston Atheneum
Essex
McKay Sewing Machines
Massachusetts
Maine
Chicago
Cincinnati
Burlington & Missouri
Kansas City & Cameron
Rivers Rd
Sandusky City
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Topeka & W
Marion & McPherson
Central RR of Iowa
Union Paci Ific Sinking Fund
Chi
Clin., Dub. & Minn
Financial market summary with United States bonds and stocks
Despatch from Boston notes money on call at 3 to 5 percent, with 4 percent close. Government and state bonds show firm to higher levels. railroad and mining shares move unevenly amid midday gains and later declines. Sierra Grande declares dividend. weekly bullion receipts reach 236,611. Market totals 356,000 shares with a broad downturn ending the day.
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London
Paris
Frances
United States
Kean
Pasenteey
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Little Rock and
Little Rock, Mississippi River
Texas
Union Pacific
Bears
Union Pacific Railway
New York
New York Exchange
Boston
Acts of Congress
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
West Michigan
Town Falls
Sioux City
Flint
Pere Marquette
Columbus
Springfield
Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad Company
Marquette
Houghton and
Ontonagon
Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon
Ontonagon and
Brule River
Prince Arthur’s Landing
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Eastern
Fitchburg
New England
Albany
Old Colony
Old Colony Railroad Company
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Fall River
Framingham and Lowell Road
Boston, Clinton and
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain Common
Lake Champlain
Alburgh
House’s Point
Vermont and Canada
Lamoille Valley Extension Railroad Company
Missisquoi Bay
Northampton
Bondville
State Line
Poughkeepsie
American Bell Telephone
Pullman
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
John Sherman
Boston Post
Prime Mercantile
Tennessee
Indiana
Denver
Rio Grande
Ilinois Central
Wabashes
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Northwest
Canada Southern
Denver and
Texas Pacific
Richmond
West Point
Western
Union
The
Stock Exchange
Market report on hog futures and receipts at Union Stockyards
The report shows bids and closes for hog futures across months from January to June with figures like cash lard at 1065 and 1070, and April at 11, cash lard. Union Stockyards reports estimated receipts of 17,000 hogs yesterday official 44,947 with shipments 2,288 and leftovers 30,000. Hot hogs bring 580,620. mixed packers 580,625. heavy shipping 630,670. Weekly totals show receipts 242,805 and shipments 9,673.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Toledo
Detroit
Flour and grain market notes from Chicago and New York
The market remains steady with firm mill pricing as wheat option gains bolster flour values. Quotations show little change from prior, with detailed price ranges for western superfine through Michigan and Illinois patents, plus corn meal oats and mill feeds. Cotton futures and related notes in New York and Boston markets complete the market update.
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Hi’st
Canada
Bya BL del
E West
Delaware& Hud
Denver & Rio G
BUC
Sos Uel Sieveees
Han. & St. Jo
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville& Nash
Lake Erie & W
Michigan Central
New York
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ojo
Central
Peoria
Phila
Heading
Milwaukee & St
St. P
Omaha
Aly
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Western Union
Oregon Trans.Co
W. P
B. Sh. Cacaccesensseevelosng
Et. Wayne
Han
St. Jo
Houston Y Ea
Aks
Bloom
West
Pacific
Colum
Iron Mountain
Bos. Hart
Erieist
Lou
Mo. River
Do. Tan
Lou. - Adtevacedese Oy Coens
Rio Grande
P’k & Pac
Isis
Erie
Joan Eglence
Peco Ae
Nash
Cat
Eas
Ac DE Edisic
Tex. Pac
N.Y
Wohl
Pac
Csecees
Oregon
Conhedibesavee QO
Prssseeesee
Rich & Eeesesveseres
Plas
Rich
Dan Isssene
Ds BO
Pitts. & West
Ewes
Louis
OGM
TOWER
Ceess
Chicago & Aion
Meiaesisenpus
Cleves
Cleve. & Colum
Elis Fargo A i Os Consolidated Cosi
Eee
Miagsccet
Eeneedas
jMutual Union
East Note
NFO
Ccni Owas
Seeraettneree Union
Sierra Grande
Robinson
TSO
Ree Diavrio
Father de Sutune
Minnesota
St. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
Imports at Boston Antwerp
Ship Wadffusett 39 204 coils steel wire rods 2049 coils steel wire rods Naylor and Co Lugano Bark Maria 65 670 cantars logwee Boston Dyeweed and Chemical Co Port de Paix Schooner Lillian May 216 tons log weed Lyon Dupuy and Co
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Boston
Antwerp
Wadffusett
Naylor & Co
Lugano
Boston Dyeweed and Chemical Co
Port DE Paix
Lillian May
Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Maritime Cargo Listings From Ports Across New York and Nova Scotia
Compiled excerpts detail cargoes and vessel names at PORT CHALMERS HALIFAX GUADALJ S Schooner Alice Tarlton and other craft loaded with commodities such as lumber, tobacco, hardware, fish, eels, oil, and foodstuffs. Entries name multiple ships, cargos, and port towns including PORT CHALMERS NZ HALIFAX NY POIUNT-A-PITRE Guad. HAYTI HARBORVILLE.
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Port Chalmers
Jane Maria
Halifax
Worcester
Poiunt-A-Pitre
Guad
Alice Tarlton
Charles E Moody
Harborville
Talisman
Receipts of Staple Products Jan Twenty From Railroads
Detailed tally of shipments by Boston and Albany Grand Junction Old Colony Providence New York and New England Eastern Lowell Maine Fitchburg and Peabody and Salem lines listing bales flour corn meal oats rye beef pork butter eggs beans apples leather hides pelts lard and other staples with quantities across multiple railroads and conveyances. The record reads like a wholesale stock and tolls ledger reflecting commodity movements and assortments.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Providence Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Humber
Peabody and Salem
Sea
Principal staples receipts tabulated for Jan total
A historical table compares total receipts of major staples at the port via shipments from all points, including in transit, against the same day last year. The 1883 column lists Cotton, Wool, Flour, Cheese, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Eggs, Beans, Barley, Apples, Potatoes, Rye, Hay, Millfeed, Tallow, Leather, Beef, Pork, Hides, Bacon, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, and related items with units and quantities, noting foreign receipts by sea excluded in 1882 for sugar, molasses, and tea totals.
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Eee
Canada
Doo E
Rio m
Eere i Ee
Bbss
New Orleans
Englusa Island
Porto Rico
Rangoon
Patna
United
Philadelphia
Extra India Mess
City Extra India
South America
Liverpool
Gloucester
Western
Grand Bank
Nova Scotia Shore
Nova Scotia Bank
Haddock
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Vosche Oi
P.E. I
Chicago
Minnesota
Fsir
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Barney
ST. Louis
Cotton Market Report Fragment
Fragmentary note shows 135 bales with low middling at 10s and good ordinary at 58 cents. Indicates a pair of unidentified figures or buyers ready to sell. unreadable name and location.
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Unoinnatt
Wheat and grain prices drift in unsettled markets worldwide
Prices for corn, oats, barley and wheat move in mixed directions across Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Toledo and Cincinnati reports. Dealers note firming oats and barley with steady to higher corn while pork and lard trade shows softenings and steadier wheat with varied monthly contracts across major regional exchanges.
London and Liverpool Market Report on Wheat and Cotton
Beerbohm reports cargoes of wheat and corn firm with California wheat just shipped and due. Liverpool prices show flour and wheat ranges and new and old corn. Cotton market shows Uplands and Orleans bids with 8,000 bales sold and futures steady. Havana Market.
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Boston
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
lGlac
New Orleans
Ohio
St Louis
Minnesota
West Indies
Europe
South America
Brandywine
Duluth
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
California
Havana
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Johnson, Moody & CO
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James Lynch
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A. S. Richards & CO
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A. P. Taber
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John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
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Seasoms
F. G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
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Samuel Bunting
Lippincott, Son & 600
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South Boston Gas Light Co
National City Bank
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Boston Music Hall Asso
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National Railway Signal Co
Mass Central RR K. Boyston Mutual Insurance Co
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Turner West Shoe Association
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Northern Telephone
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Lanedon Manufacturing Co
National Fube Works
Ansas City
Fort Scott and Gulf
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William F. Nichols
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Albert Howe & CO
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British
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Devonshire
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