Money market and stock summaries for May 1885 report
The opening month shows firmer rates and modest money demand with prime mercantile paper at about 3 percent and other papers near 3 to 6 percent. Wall loans with collateral run 2 to 2.5 percent. note brokers at 3.75 to 4.5 percent and market activity described as moderately active. Clearing house balances show 14 percent, with gross exchanges near 13 million and total balances around 2.47 million. Railroad stocks including Atlantic and Pacific, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe show varied moves. Mexican Central securities softer, with caution on future prospects. Boston stock board quotes and broker activity feature multiple banks and securities, with notable prices on several railroad and utility issues.
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Anks and Trust Companies
New York
Union Division
Kansas
Kansas Division
Ukwehssuiers
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Road
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
BoKton
Lowell
N.H
Boston and Lowell
Tilton
Franklin
Concord
Laconia
New England
Fred Morse
Melrose
O Bt
New England Car Trust Certificates
Supreme Court
America Loan and Trust Company
New York and New England Railroad Company
William T. Hart
C. Fitz
F. J. Kingsbury
Car Trust
Mexican Centre#s securities
Boston
el Paso
of Mexico
United States
Nation Bank
Custom House
Dunnotton Valley
Maine Central
Oregon Short Line
Wall Street closes mixed after heavy losses in Lackawanna
New York traders faced a dull, uneven session with Lackawanna leading declines, dropping over 25 percent from morning to close. Other rails and utilities showed limited activity as accusations and rumors about Gould and West Shore circulated amid ex-interest shifts and bond movements.
Oats Prices Steady as Wheat and Freight Influences Persist
On call Wednesday there was no trading but sellers held higher views. West prices stayed steady while freight advances reduced seller urgency. Cash oats settled up 3 cents with No 2 white futures mixed. July and August bids and asks varied. Inspections totaled 34 cars across oats and corn, with multiple oat grades and rejected lots noted. A Chicago despatch reports July deliveries occupied morning. wheat opened strong but failed to sustain, corn demand remained cash-driven and buffalo orders noted. provisions dull with most activity in deferred futures.
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Chicago
Ldridge & Co
Emery & Hodges
St. Louis
New York
Toledo
Buffalo
Uplands
Orleans
Ohio
City
Minnesota
Petroleum — United
Beefhams
City Xtra India
Western Steam
South America
Liverpool
ST Louis
Texas
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Detroit
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending July 1
A dense price list from the Boston market covers Alcohol, Bees Wax, Building Materials, Candles, Coal, Coffee, Cordage, Cotton, Dye Woods, Drugs, Dry Goods, Fish, Flour, Freights, Fruits, Grain, Gunpowder, Hemp, Hides, India Rubber, Indigo, Leather, Lime, Lumber, Metals, Oil, and more. It notes moderate demand, generally steady or firm prices, and detailed quotations across numerous commodities and regions. The report highlights varied conditions in commodities such as coal, coffee, flour, and freights, with prices fluctuating by grade and origin.
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Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Resai
Rio
Modia
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
Manila
American
Russia
Cotltton
Uplands
Gulf
St Domingo
Lima
Japan
Sicily
Gambier
Nova Scotia
Pew Dry Bank
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
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Illinois
Liverpool
London
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Antwerp
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Sydney
Adelaide
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California
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Stow
Malaga
Valencia
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Turkey
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Palermo
Messina
Baracoa
Warren Powder Mills
Eureka Diam
Heamster
Boston Sporting
du Pont
Sporting
Eagle
Cebu
Buenos
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Entre Rios
Corrientes
Santa Fe
Texas
New Orleans
India
Bengal
Calcutta
Asto
Ise
Elaine
Market Report on Seeds Spices Spirits and Wool
Commodity prices listed for flaxseed linseed sugar molasses and copra with arrivals and private terms. Sugar and molasses demand steady with cargoes from Porto Rico Mantanzas Jamaica and Havana. wool markets show steady to fair demand with new wool arriving and various fleece grades priced.
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Chicago
Calcutta
Castile
Porto Rico
Jamaica
Cienfuegos
Havana
Mayaguez
Ponce
Yabacua
New Orleans
Sumac
Sicily
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
Territory
California
July Market Report Shows Quiet Start and Bright Rubber Goods Outlook
Business remains slow at the start of July with weak western demand and modest spring trade. Fall activity lags but manufacturers report sufficient orders to run factories. rubber goods expect a rebound as retailers prepare to arrive, prices stay low, and new styles appear. Boots and shoes shipments outside New England reach 57,112 cases this week, and 1,132,574 year to date, vs 1,152,574 last year, down 19,704.
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Vermont
New York
Western Creamery
Xtra
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Canada
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Rangoon
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Sloe
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Cadiz
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H N Jones
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Hall & Seaver
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W Mears
J B Remick
J Carroll
A Williamson
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J Engram
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W T Dwyer
E B Evans
Martin & Squier Battle
W Tinker
F Kenfiel
NK Campbell
H Ivgerson
BS Hastings
M Goldsmith
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
Dan Brown
Farrell & Nagle
G A Sawyer
Farrell & McFlynn
J B Thomas
J H McCarthy
J Cawley
Hodges & Morse
Grand Rapids
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H Dardis
H Boon
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London
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Juliet
Scythia
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G H Hammond & Co; Steamer Flows For Liverpool 171 Cattle For J A Hathaway
Monroe
Jowett & Co
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Libby & Son
W W Hale
W A Farnum
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Libby & Weiler
Dow and Moulton
J Engrein
Freeman & Co
F Chariton
Brighton
Union Market
F Carleton
J Engrem
Old Pelters
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Combs Rarees
Maritime Goods List From Harbor Imports
A ledger style harvest of consignments includes HBuston AKACAJU sugar shipments, Maynard Sumner bananas, Haytiens and Turksland cocoa, coffee and logwood totals. Firms like Theo Phipps Isaac Rich Dupuy Riboul Dupuy and Harding appear alongside Williams and Johnson & Young with various bale counts, bags, barrels, and live lobsters from Port Westport.
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Akacaju
Eugeie
Ebaracoa
Maynard Sumner
O Roget's & Co
Cape Haytien
Turkstsland
Haytan Repub
Theo Phipps & Co
Issac Rich & Co
Humacoa
Eugene Hale
Ealing Bros & Co
Harding
Schoone
James Beckwith
Johnson & Young
From New York to Nova Scotia and Liverpool trade cargo list
A long cargo inventory lists shipments from New York to various ports including Halifax Arichat Port Antonio St John and Liverpool. Items cover refined petroleum crackers lumber tobacco groceries and hardware among others with quantities such as 2550 barrels refined petroleum 4900 bushels corn 12500 shingles and 11700 taels cheese noted alongside ship names and destinations.
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H J. Wark
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Bark Statsminister Stang
Halifax
Arichat
Louise
Stettrin, Ger
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Jessie H Freeman
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Virginian
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Markets by Telegraph beef prices and cattle sales
Markets by Telegraph reports varied beef and cattle prices with detailed brand names and regional quotes. It lists prices for market beef, store cattle, sheep and lambs, hides and pelts, and notes regional figures from Maine to New York and Western states, plus horse and export trade developments.
Foreign Markets and Commodities Review London July Report
Financial and commercial notices from London July 1 12 30 PM show Consors Atlantic and Great Western shares varying in price along with Erie Illinois Central and major U S rail names. Wheat and corn markets steady to quiet with imports into the UK week prior and Liverpool and Paris price data. cotton futures timid with U S uplands and Orleans grades listed and notable bales traded.
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Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
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England
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Inquests Find No Blame in Three Fatalities
Judge Parmenter rules no fault by the engineer after Aaron Parker dies from injuries suffered June 15 in Old Colony yard. John Logan, fatally injured June 1 near Beacon Street Somerville, deemed a vagrant addicted to liquor. Herbert Opin killed June 18 in harbor by Governor Andrew, deemed his own extraordinary negligence.
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Old Colony
John Logan
Charles River
Beacon Street
Somerville
Herbert Opin
Andrew
Salvation Army Preaching Case Set For Trial
The case of Rev. W. F. Davis Rev. H. L. Hastings and Salvation Army members charged with violating city by laws by preaching on the common was not reached Wednesday due to a lengthy docket. Government offered to drop the case if defendants agreed not to preach on the common again. with no compromise, trial will proceed.
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Superior Criminal Court
Notreschea
Local Insolvencies and Assignments Reported in Various States
N B Hayes tailor of Manchester New Hampshire has failed. SchHeppman Spitzier Quinnipia brewery proprietors of Fairhaven Connecticut made an assignment on Tuesday. Wardwell Russell carpenters and builders of Providence Rhode Island have assigned to F S Smith. Abbott Sanderson grocers Olneyville Rhode Island have assigned to W L Whipple. Weak lungs spitting of blood consumption and related affections cured without physician. Address for treatise with two stamps World's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo New York.
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Manchester
N. H
SchHeppman & Spitzier
Quinnipia
Fairhaven
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Bartholdi Pedestal Fund Gathers, Statue Arrives
The Bartholdi pedestal fund nears completion as the statue arrives for Liberty Enlightening the World. The author touts the symbol of liberty in New York Harbor and notes generosity from foreign-born residents, while urging continued fundraising to ensure the pedestal is funded and the statue welcomed to the world.
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New York Harbor
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Philip Beers
Pedestal Fund
Beers
New York
Itso Ee Gohan
Bright
Warner
Rutter
Central Hudson
Central Hudson Railroad
Willard Parker
Atlantic and Pacific railroad 1884 report overview
The annual report shows no new main line built in 1884, with construction expenditures of 458,565.54 and major outlays for ballasting, Sacramento track, and Colorado river bridges. Central division was authorized for 100 miles from Red Fork but not begun, with 917.1 miles operated year end. Revenue and deficits are detailed, including rebates, traffic gains from Mojave division, and a yearly net deficiency of 72,151.34. The report notes land sales, coal prospects, and a large Aztec Land and Cattle purchase, with land income to fund department expenses and remaining balances.
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Wash
Colorado River
Central Division
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Mojave
Southern Pacific Railroad
Oakland
San Francisco
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