Money Matters and Rate Inquiries July 2
July 2 Fair inquiry for money use and interest rates. Prime mercantile paper at 6 to 64 percent, miscellaneous at 7 to 8 percent, call loans with collateral at 6 to 64 percent. Corporation paper around 54 percent. activity weak. Bank balances and New York funds noted with daily exchanges at $15,076,496 and balances $2,056,411.
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Uks
New York
Market rally and bears alarmed as July charges met
New York reports buoyant share speculation with buys in leading issues. Grain prospects and Vanderbilt views lift sentiment while Vanderbilt Gould White buyers push stocks upward. In later trading prices ease but close firm with 355,300 shares traded. Erie delegation reportedly sails to guard interests.
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New York
Bears
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt-Gould
St. Paul
Northwest
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Louis Ville
Nashville
Rock Island
Jersey Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Canada Southern
Union Peecific
Central Pacific
Western Union
Chicago
Bucklington
Quincy
Union Pacific
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Market Price Report for Commodities and Supplies
A broad scan of prices shows alcohol at 212, ashes steady, beeswax firm, crude oil 36 32c, refined 40 42c, candles steady, coal shipments steady amid old contracts, coffee unchanged, cotton unsettled with mixed futures, drugs and chemicals steady, dry goods weak, fish values mixed, flour quiet and cheaper, freight rates easing, fruit firm on Malaga and Valencia, grain dull with steadiest corn, gunpowder and gunny bagging steady, hay ample, hemp firmer, hides dull, hops up amid crop concerns.
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Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Clearfield
Java
Jamaica
Maracaibo
Rio
Manila
Liverpool
Lllee
Uplands
Gulf
Cestor
Gambier
New York
St. Domingo
St. John
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Illinois
London
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Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Dunedin
Lyttleton
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Portland
Fall River
Providence
Salem
New Haven
New London
Portsmouth
Malaga
Valencia
Turkey
Wilmington
Virginia
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Sicily
Warren Powder Mills
Eureka
Boston Sporting
du Pont
Sporting
Eagle
Ulge & Yard
Cuba
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Calcutta
India
Lake
Eglinton
Paris
Lyal
Kentucky
West
Carolina
Rangoon
Patna
Cadiz
Bond
Turks Island
Foucauld & Co
Otard
Dupuy
Tennessy
Pellevoisin
Martell
St Croix
Bay
New England
Porto Rico
Fajardo
Cienfuegos
Arroyo PR
Barbadoes
San Francisco
Imperial
Hyson
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Twankay
Hyson Skin
Congou
Japan
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New York State
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Madeira
Maine
Australia
Llge
Orleans
City
Chicago
Canada
Guadaloupe
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English Island
Havana
Petroleum—United
Tierce
City Extra India
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City
South America
Milwaukee
Albany
Brighton
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Dull Business Outlook as Boot Makers Threaten Shutdown
The market remains weak with few buyers and scant new orders. Boot manufacturers plan to discharge cutters and may close factories rather than accept last season prices. This will push jobbers to cover rising costs if possible while manufacturers curb output to match demand.
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Congress Street
New York City
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Ts Rubber Companies
Eee
St. Louis
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Buffalo
N. Y
Rochester
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Min
Ind
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Chillicothe
Joseph
Nashville
Galveston
Tex
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Syracuse
Bae
Rome
New Orleans
Chambersburg
San Francisco
Cal
Denison
San Antonio
Lynchburg
Macon
Sedalia
Savannah
Weatherford
Atlanta
Knoxville
Milwaukee
Wis
Memphis
Prices and stock movement in Boston and surrounding markets
Market prices for cattle, beef, sheep, hides, and swine show varied regional activity. Reports detail store cattle, milch cows, veal calves, and export trades, with weekly droves organized by New England states and western shipments. Prices reflect Fourth of July demand and seasonal supply shifts across multiple yards.
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Swine
Maine
Hampshire
Yvermont
Massachusetts
New York
Canada
Watertown
Brighton
N. B
J H Fogg
H Coolidge & Son
Libby & Merrill
Libby & Weiler
Libby & Son
G Allen
J le Bassett
New Hampshire
N E Winn
J O Sanborn
J C Marshall
Harper & Gary
I B Sargent
Aldrich & Johnson
H A Wilcox
T J Converse
Dow & Moulton
Bothell
E F Adden
Vermont
Worthern
J H Thomas
F H Gilbert
J B Remick
G H Spriggs
R G Kimee
M G Flanders
L H Smith
J S Henry
O E Robinson
H W Robinson
H Hurlburt
D McCarthy
Monroe
Hollis & Co
Hathaway & Jackson
J F Stetson
Farrell & McGivan
E H Eames
E Farrell
G A Sawyer
J J Donnelly
J J H McCarthy
Glasgow
Pees
A N Monroe
J O Brine
Tyrian
W Colwell
Ripon City
London
Gustitia
Missouri
Liverpool
J A Hathaway
R P Pollard
Tice Aldrich & Johnson
D. W
Sloe
J. H. Fogg
Olge
E Winns
J B Sargent
T J Courie
Ed Moulton
O F Bothell
E Fadaen
A Worthern
Ricker & Moore
Martin
Scattering
Watertown Yards
New England
A A Martin
A B Eden
Aldrich & Son
JS Henry
G B Evens
MG Flanders
D McC
Boston
Albany
Stetson
Farrell & McFlynn
A T Stone
A Williamson
F H Coolidge
Auction Sale Of Oliver And Franklin Street Property
Large warehouse property Nos. 33 and 35 Oliver street and No. 232 Franklin street with land 4790 feet sold at public auction Wednesday by Samuel Hatch & Co to L. Murdock for 42100 plus taxes. Assessed value 53000 and rental 3500. Bids opened at 35000. Adjoining three story building Nos. 29 and 31 Oliver street with land 4000 feet sold to A. W. Stetson agent State National Bank for 33000.
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Oliver Street
Franklin Street
Mating Sons
T. C. Kennedy
Marion Street
East Boston
John Mahoney
Jerome
Macdonald
Bickford Street
Boston Highlands
James Harmon
Albert Howe and Co
James B. Varley
Guardian
Wicklow Street
Brighton
Cotton Market July 2 Receipts and Prices Across Markets
The July 2 market report shows New York prices steady with uplands at 11 1 8 to 11 3 4 cents and Orleans around 11 3 4. Across major hubs like Chicago St Louis and Detroit, grains and provisions shift while cotton futures hold steady.
Atlantic and Western firsts and global market notes
Financial wires report mixed firsts and prices for rail stocks led by Atlantic and Great Western at 33 percent and Erie at 134 percent, with several others moving. Liverpool and London reports show wheat and corn prices steady to dull, cotton strong, and British imports of grain and flour modest against fine English weather.
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London
Atlantic and
Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Ilinois Central
Pennslvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Canadien Pacific
St Paul Common
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
United Kingdom
England
Imports at Hosten Madagascar and Atlantic cargo notes
The transit list records Bark Glide-1231 hides and rubber, 97 cases. dry sated hides 8204 and 50 cases rubber. ebony logs and rope handling. Emmerton and Co shipping coffee to Port La Tour. Mina Page reports mackerel and codfish via Port La Tour and Saint John. G Hart schooner carries birds and sugar. Neptune cargo from Barbadoes includes molasses sugar and wood ashes. Saratoga steamer, cigars from Havana. Freeman ship Freddie D reports awhales orders.
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Madagascar
Suzar Ee
Emmerton & Co
Port LA Tour
Mina
T J Jones & Co
ST John and
Auguadilla
P R
Hart
Dana Bros
Cienfuegos
Bark Neptune
Wood Ashes
H Atkins Co
Barbadoes
Kioto
Gossier & Co
Havana
Saratoga
New York
Pierce & Co
Ve John
N B
Freddie D
Foreign Exports From Multiple Ports Include Flour Pork and Leather
A long list of export cargoes from Sackville Maitland and Frederickton in New Brunswick to Jam and Liverpool plus Adelaide and Glasgow details schooners, steamer cargoes, and their quantities. Notable items include flour, meal, kerosene oil, pork, beef, hides, cotton waste, and timber. Cargoes list weights counts and destinations with vessels Mary C Raymond River Clyde Justitia and others.
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Sackville
Mary C
Maitland
E Raymond
Frederickton
Mary George
Port Antonio
River Clyde
Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
Adelaide
Glasgow
Scot
Justitia
New York
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads
A transcription of freight receipts showing extensive quantities of wool cotton oats corn flour malt milks beef pork tallow butter oleomargarine cheese hay straw leather hides skins and other staples shipped by Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg and Lowell Railroads. The figures list bales boxes barrels and cars for July 2, including thousands of bushels and dozens of rolls and tubs across the network.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Lupider
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Nace Ontetel
Consolidation Details For Midwest Rail System Adopted
A Des Moines despatch reports Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska rail lines merging with the Des Moines Osceola and Southern to form a unified system. B L Harding will be general manager with headquarters in Des Moines. The Osceola line will be standard gauge extended to St Joseph Missouri, with work to continue in both directions. St Paul company 1884 six month results show gross earnings 190,000 with expenses 55 percent, income 150,600 and dividends 1,660,920. Latest rail earnings include Kansas City Fort Scott and Gulf.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wisconsin, Iowa
Nebraska
Osceola and Southern
B. L. Harding
Des Moines, Osceola and Southern
St. Joseph
St. Paul Company
Court records from the marine and revenue cases
Benjamin A. Higgins pleaded nolo contendere for cruel punishment aboard the schooner Amelia Chase and was fined 200 dollars. James B. Murray was found guilty of beating two sailors aboard the bark Horace Scudder and fined 20 dollars and 25 dollars. Elizabeth Hazard of Boston faced trial for selling liquor without a license under internal revenue laws. One juror was excused and the rest held for Thursday.
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Benjamin A. Higgins
James Mathues
Higgins
Mathues
James B. Murray
Horace Scudder
Albert Shaw
Harry Williams
Elizabeth Hazard
Boston
Internal Revenue
Notable courtroom rulings on extortion and related charges
Under Judge Gardner the court found Robert Thompson not guilty of attempting to extort money while Albert T. Abbott was guilty as an accessory. Ida Braconnier was admitted to bail on her own recognizance. Hattie Arnold pleaded guilty to keeping a house of ill fame with sentence deferred, as was Charles F. Downey for indecent exposure. Daniel Cronan pled guilty to assault and battery and was fined. Thomas and George Nagle pleaded guilty to assault and battery. Thomas to stand, George to serve 14 months. A motion for a new trial in the Blood Townsend case occupied the afternoon.
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Albert T. Abbott
Ida Braconnier
Hattie Arnold
Charles F. Downey
Daniel Cronan
Thomas Nagle
George Nagle
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George Lowrey
Mary Johnson
James Kieran
Charles Cavanah
Simon Grant
John B
Oscar F. Wetmore
James Magee
Boston
Frank Warde
Edward Sweeney
House of Industry
Osmond B. Fish
Azelia Smith
Bunker Hill
Michael Flynn
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