Money markets and stock activity in New York trading
Money on call remains easy at 11 percent with closing near day’s highs. Foreign exchange dull with quotes steady. Government and state bonds quiet. railroad bonds generally firm. Stock market dull yet strong, with broad advances led by Vanderbilt, Lackawanna, and Delaware and Hudson. Reports hint at potential settlement between New York Central and West Shore. tomorrow exchange closes. Five day total shares traded 1,110,998.
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Kansas State Board
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Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
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Albany
York
New England
Erie
New York
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Fishhill
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Star Union Line
New Haven
Hartford
Boston
Lowell
Passumpsic Road
Montreal
Vanderbilts
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilt
South
Ugh California
Southern Pacific
Morgan
Huntington
Railway and Navigation Company
Union
Northern Pacific
Prime Mercantile
Europe
Havana
New York Central
Vanderbilt’s
Lackawanna
Delaware
Hudson
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Iowa
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Cleveland
Coluwnbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
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Midland
New Jersey
Richmond
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Wabash
Iowa Division
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Central of New Jersey
Vanderbilt-Pennsylvania
LrAnsa Coulons
Grain and oil markets report with mixed receipts
Across major grain markets Milwaukee Chicago and St Louis show varied receipts and shipments for flour wheat oats corn and rye with prices ranging from dull to easy. Provisions vitamins and oils ease or hold amid steady to lower pork lard and bulk meats while cotton futures and foreign fruit trade offer steadier tones and modest demand.
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Chicago
G. C. Hldridge & Co
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Baltimore
St. Louis
St. P. M
St Louis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo
Dull
Cincinnati
Union
Virginia
H. P
Wilmington
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
St Domingo Sc
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cuba
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Congou
Souchong
Oolong
Japans
Messina
Palermo
Aspinwall
Baracoa
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Go Orleans
Tanit
Coren
Maritime cargo briefs from multiple ports and ships
From ARROYO to TRAPANI and WIRDOOR reports list ships like Hortensia Addie E Snow Siddartha and Sarah and Ellen with casks, barrels, and orders. Entries note schooners brig bark and wharf cargoes including molasses lumber wine salt sugar hemp and plaster across Georgia, California, Manila, Cadiz, Charlestown and other harbors with firms Bates Barnet Doherty Smith and others named.
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Arroyo
Bates & Barnet
Brunswick
William Haskins & Son
Cadiz
Doherty & Co
Smith, Doolittle & Smith
Fisher & Fairbanks
J Logan & Co
John Miller & Co
Carney & Bros
John R Hazeltine
Engelhardt & Co
Medias
Weld & Son
Cardenas
Sarah and Ellen
Casaman& Co
Charleston
Cora Green
Huckins & Co
Georgetown
Franconia
Cypress
William F Hall & Co
Manila
Freeman
Rosario
Ellen Crusoe
Moise Brown Bros & Co
Trapani
Mimi
George E Downes
Wirdoor
C R S
Shipping cargo list from Atlantic ports includes diverse goods
The cargo entries span Lockeport Nova Scotia Smyrna Turkey St Thomas US Virgin Islands Weymouth Lunenburg Metaghan Yarmouth Hawkesbury Halifax Charlottetown with vessels such as Elia Maud Herradura Lamoine Eureka Louis Dugan Alpha GG Alunda. goods include corn meal lard refined petroleum oysters tongues codfish smoked salmon ice tools flour meal salt sugar boxes bales paper lumber hats furniture crates vegetables and hardware with quantities noted for each item.
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Lockeport
Elia Maud
Smyrna
Turkey
Herradura
ST Thomas
D W I
Weymouth
Eureka
Lunenburg
Wilhelmina
Meteghan
Louis Dugan
Yarmouth
Alpha
Hawkesbury
Halifax
Port Hawksbury
Charlottetown
Alunda
Railroad Matters Fifty Years Since Boston and Worcester Opened
The article recounts the 50th anniversary of the Boston and Worcester railroad opening, noting the July 4 traffic day with four engines and 11-car trains, early Boston to Worcester service, and initial fare and earnings. It details construction progress from 1834 to 1835, the line’s consolidation into the Boston and Albany, and dividend history through 1837. It also lists earnings for the Erie lines and reports Belfast and Moosehead Lake railroad proceedings with director elections and a bond payoff plan.
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Brice Terrill
Henry Clay
Benjamin Rust
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Eastport
Sanford
Fla
Isaac F. Nelson
Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas Chase
Nashua
Dunbarton, N. H
Chase
Washington House
Lafayette
Worcester and
Boston Public School Festival at Mechanics Hall
Boston public school graduates, Governor Robinson, and Mayor OBrien attend the annual festival in Mechanics Building. Dignitaries praise education, the event features bouquets for 2000 scholars, a Cadet band, and a later ice cream reception.
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Robinson
O’ Brien
Boston
J. Thomas Baldwin
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Commonwealth of the Republic
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Hugh O’brien
Myor
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Weekly business failures report and insolvency actions
The week saw 183 U S failures and 21 in Canada, total 204, down from prior weeks except on the Pacific Coast. Suffolk creditors held ten minute solvency court meetings with oath administered to listed bankrupts and assignees, with third meetings planned for October. Notable cases include Joseph T. Paget owing 795 dollars, Louisa Hee in Lynn, and Edward A. Simonds in Salem. several filings and compromises noted across New England and New Jersey, plus sheriff sale and attachments for O Neill Wagon Co. of Springville and other matters in Providence, Portland, and nearby states.
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Pacific Coast
Suffolk County
McKim
John A. Harrington
Washington Street
Leslie Miller
Concord
George F. Jordan
Elizabeth J. Hartshorn
James W. Oreland
Central Wharf
John J. Hamilton
Robert T. Parks
Hamilton & Parks
Carpenters
Border Street
Boston
Charles E. Mixer
John M
Livermore
Mixer Bros
Milk Street
William H. Guild
James Ferry
Green Street
Joseph T. Paget
Louisa Hee
Lynn
Joseph A. Wallis
Israel W. Dodge
Beverly
Edward A. Simonds
Crockery
Salem
N. G. Nichols & Co
Portland
Charles L. Hiscock
New Castle
Lewis McDonald
General Merchandise
North Haven
Abbott & Sanderson
Johnston
Olneyville
R. I
Wardwell & Russell
Providence
Charles P. Card
Danielsonville
Conn
Erge & Bernstein, Clothiers and Tailors
New Haven
Joseph Warren Hanson
Commonwealth
Thomas F. Braman
Patrick J. Hefferin
Same
Patrick Meehan
William B. Heath
Bills Read and Referred in New Hampshire House
In Concord on July 3 the house read and referred several bills including exemptions for artificial reservoirs from taxation to aid crime detection, taxation changes, officer qualifications for savings banks, setting railroad passenger rates at 2 cents per mile with exceptions for Mt Washington Portland and Ogdensburg, establishing the true meridian line, regulating surveying practice, incorporation of St Marys School for Girls in Concord, and incorporation of the Concord Guaranty Savings Bank.
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Ogdensburg
St. Mary’s
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