Money Matters in Boston Markets and Bank Deals
Boston Thursday evening January 25 money matters report shows banks discounting mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent with call loans at 4 to 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper taken by outsiders at 4 1/2 to 5 percent. New York funds carry premiums. Clearing house exchanges total 10.29 million with 1.27 million balances. Foreign exchange steady with London and Paris bills noted. Bank of England discount reduced to 4 percent. United States securities strong. Treasury announces organization of four national banks including Fort Plain National in New York and First National banks in Cambridge Ohio Macon Missouri and Elyria Ohio.
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Joseph Shearer
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Cambridge
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S.J. McMahon
A. R. Murray
First National Bank of
Macon
William Logan
John Scovern
Elyria
Hernan Ely
John V. Hulbert
Grain market report with mixed price moves
The notes show oats and corn prices fluctuating from January through May with bids as high as 57c for oats and futures near 38c. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye values listed alongside brief observations that grain prices were firmer today with a small advance.
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Stock prices amid noisy listing from historic market page
Fragmented list shows multiple companies including Catalpa Mining Crescent Mining Empire Mine Hancock Mining and Texaco related lines. Entries include quantities and prices such as 2 060 30 80 and 800 21 21, with locations like New York and New England and Plymouth.
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Catalpa Mining
Crescent Sfining
Empire Aim
Hancock
Mass
New Mexico
New York
New England
Plymouth
Eveeses
James
San Pedro
Caebeans
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Toledo
Delpics
Burin
Tel Oma
Taseke Pecdeans
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed After Volatile Session
Wall Street opened irregular but steadied, with gains in Denver and Rio Grande and St. Paul, while New Jersey Central fell. Governors admitted new securities to trading, including a $2.5 million Pennsylvania gold bond issue. Mining shares showed mixed moves with Chrysolite at 145 and Sierra Grande at 275, Robinson Consolidated at 125, and Sierra Nevada at 300.
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Prime Mercantile
Robinson Consolidated
Sierra Grande
Grand Prize
Belle Isle
Andd Independence
Alton and
Terre Haute Division
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St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
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New Jersey Central
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St. Joseph
Hannibal ancFst
Joseph
Lin Northwest
Terre Hazite
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grain and flour prices drift with steady firm tone
Market reports firm pricing across flour and grain with light demand and cautious holdings. Corn meal oats and barley show steady to quiet movement while butter cheese eggs hold near current levels. cotton futures in New York and Liverpool trade show muted activity amid overall market stability.
Liverpool cheese and meat market figures from Chicago exchange
Special report outlines butter and cheese prices from Elgin and Ohio flats, eggs and lard rates, January to May pork futures at Chicago, and Union Stockyards hog receipts and prices. Wheat and corn futures show shifts, with January wheat near 1.02 and corn closing around 69 cents.
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New York Mercantile Exchange
Elgin Creamery
Iowa
Ohio Flats
Chicago
Maritime cargo listings from multiple ports and vessels
The report lists numerous ships and cargos across ports Capeek Haytien Charleston Demerara Galveston Miragoane Port Royal St Martin's Surinam including Brig Clarabelle schooner Benjamin Hale bark Hancock and others with tonnages bales hids bags and quantities of logwood sugar coffee cotton pine lumber salt and sugar, reflecting a broad trade snapshot with varios firms and shippers.
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Capek Haytien
Clarabelle
Logwood Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Charleston
Benjamin Hale
S M Weid
Demerara
Barla St Lawrence
Cushman & Co
Hancock
Galveston
William B Weed
Foreign Exports Trade Items Listed From Multiple Ships
The report itemizes cargoes from vessels at Turks Island Aspinwall and Parsboro with contents including shingles lumber kerosene oil fish lard soap butter denims tobacco Florida water and various foods. Vessels include schooner M C Moseley schooner Benjamin Courtney and bark Boylston with quantities in bbis cases bags and tons.
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Turks Island
Benjamin Courtney
Aspinwall
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Receipts of Staple Products Jan Twenty Five
Dense ledger style list of railroad receipts detailing quantities of wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, middlings, cotton seed meal, bacon, butter, lard, tea, coffee, sugar, eggs, cheese, beef, hogs, leather, hides, and various other goods by railroad line including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Old Colony, Providence, New York and New England, Easter, Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, and Peabody and Salem lines with numerous bales, bushels, barrels, boxes, and cases recorded.
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Grand Junction Railroad
Branz Old Colony Railroad
Providence Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
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Lowell Railiroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 25 at Port
A table shows today’s port receipts of principal staples from all points, comparing 1883 with 1882. Cotton, sugar, wool, flour, cornmeal, butter, eggs, wheat, oats, cheese, beans, barley, potatoes, lumber, leather, lard, hides, ham, tea, coffee, and molasses are listed with quantities in bales, bags, boxes, bushels, cars, or barrels. Noted: 1882 column omits foreign coffee sugar and molasses receipts by sea in data.
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Domestic Markets Cotton and flour prices drift in New York
New York on January 25 reports a weak cotton market with prices unchanged and sales of 1222 bales, middling uplands at 103 16c. New Orleans bids 107 16c with dull forward deliveries. Flour receipts rise to 34,673 barrels. market steady with exports 6,385 barrels and home demand steady. Breadth of wheat prices shown for western and state origins, with various futures and grades. cornmeal remains firm at 3 10 per barrel.
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Market notes from multiple commodities and cities
Grain and livestock prices move across markets with mixed signals. Wheat, corn, oats, and barley show steady to higher trends in Chicago and St Louis futures with notable receipts and exports, while pork and lard advance in price in Cincinnati and Chicago. Cotton and sugar stay steady in New York and Galveston, with international signals from Liverpool and Havana showing cautious demand.
London financial notes and rate cut announce Bank of England
London reports show Consols at 1028 16, Erie 403g, plus Erie seconds 100g and New York Central 1496. The Bank of England cuts discount rate from 5 to 4 percent, bullion up £553,000 in a week, reserve ratio rising to 4444 percent. Paris sees Bank of France gold up 4,875,000 francs and silver up 28,000 francs. Brazilian loan of £4,000,900 noted.
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Radden versus Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance suit details
Suit before Judge Corr Sewell Radden against Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company on a $10 000 life policy for Charles E Radden. Defense alleges false representation about alcohol habits and later acquiring habits after policy issue. Case resumed and unfinished. R M Morse Jr represents plaintiff and M F Dickin son Jr represents defendant.
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Charles E. Radden
R. M. Morse, Jr
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Supreme Judicial Court Arguments and Early Superior Court Damages
Jan 25 sessions before Chief Justice Morren and judges cover cases from Lucy Perkins et al to railroad and tort actions. Notable rulings include a $3,182.50 verdict for Studley vs Hanover Branch railroad for injuries at a highway crossing and a $700 verdict in Bowker vs Baird collision case.
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George Putnam
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Hanover Street
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Tarbell Discharged on Peddling Charge in Boston
John Tarbell was discharged on a complaint accusing peddling in Boston without a license violating a city ordinance. George W. Cushman pleaded guilty to forgery and will be sentenced at the next term.
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Boston
George W. Cushman
Assault and larceny cases before Judge Adams
Lawrence Quinlan was fined 10 dollars without costs for assault and battery. Hannah Campbell was fined 15 dollars and costs for larceny. Jeremiah Collins was fined 10 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Josie Clark was held in 1000 dollars on a larceny charge for trial upstairs. Ada Archer was sentenced to the house of industry for three months for larceny. Dr Nathan Dillingham had continuance on criminal malpractice and was discharged. John McCaffrey in South Boston court was fined 10 dollars and costs for assault. Herbert Armour, a juvenile, in East Boston court was arraigned for stealing 49 dollars.
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South Boston
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