Money market and stock notes from the trading day
Banks are able to meet demand at 4 to 5 percent with call loans at 3.4 to 4 percent. Clearing exchanges total 17,076,929 with balances 1,233.64. Foreign bills and Paris francs quoted. stock market dull but firm with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe up to 85 and Union Pacific around 95. Railroad earnings and bonds cited, with Mexican Central activity and copper mine outputs for June. Track work on the Mexican Central noted and new station plans discussed.
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Western Railroad
Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe
Paris
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Wheeler
Arnold-Lee
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Toledo, Cincinnati and
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Wisconsin Central Common
Detroit
Lansing
Northern Preferred
Flint
Pere Marquette
Old Colony
Boston
Albany
Metropolitan
Rutland
Providence
Mexican Centrals
Mexican Central Railway Company
Chihuahua
el Paso
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Parral
Huajuquilla
Porral
New England
Sonera
American Bell Telephone
Colbear
Mexican Telephone
Boston Land
Boston Water Power
Quincy
Franklin
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Northwest
St. Paul
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern Firsts
Canada
Southern
Kansas
Texas
New York City
Northern General Mortgage
Iron Mountain
Bloomington
Western
Ohio
Mississippis
West Point
Pullman
Manitoba
Chicago
Pittsburg
Ersey Central
New York Central
Robinson Consolidated
The
Stock Exchange
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Ee Cental Pacific
le Pyrd
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St. Jon
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nasha
Lake Erie & W
Michigan Gentral
Gare
Missouri Pacific
Memphis & C
Peoria
Dec
Phila
Reading
Milwaukee &St.p
St. P
Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Rapite
Local dividends declared by multiple banks and firms
South Weymouth Savings Bank declares 2 percent dividend while Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance issues a semi annual 5 percent dividend. Paterson and Ramapo Railroad posts 44 percent and Pocasset National Bank Fall River 34 percent dividend. Massasoit National Bank 4 percent and Southbridge Gaslight 3 percent. Dedham Hyde Park Gas 3 percent. Merchants Insurance Boston 5 percent. Cheshire Railroad 150 dollars per share dividend payable July 16.
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South Weymouth Savings Bank
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Paterson and Ramapo Railroad
Pocasset National Bank of Fall River
Massasoit National Bank
Southbridge Gaslight Company
Dedham and Hyde Park Gas Company
Merchants Insurance Company of
Boston
Cheshire Railroad Company
Mining Stocks and Market Ledger Snippet
The note lists mining stocks with prices and ranges for several companies including Homestake 15 50, Silver King 16 00, Sierra Nevada, Union, and Sierra Grande. It references railroad lines and regional exchanges, such as Fort Wayne and Pacific districts, plus mentions of preferred shares and various regional stock listings.
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Dgmdciastecsas
Sierra Nevada
Ae Dave Sa Vsneexe Bavasc
Vce
Sideauad
Union Veecass Cue
Sierra Grande
Trade and Its Outlook in Grain Markets
Trade and outlook notes show no sales today with July oats prices 48c for No 2 white and 46c August bids, plus various prices for No 3 white and mixed grains. Receipts of flour and grain totals, car inspections, and Liverpool cheese and butter market summaries accompany a brief on Board of Trade activity and upcoming sessions.
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Iocal
Liverpool
Whitworth
New York Mercantile Exchange
Western
Canada
Chicago Board of Trade
Dull market for breadstuffs and grains with wide price ranges
The market shows a quiet to dull trend across flour, corn, oats, barley, and millfeeds with mixed prices. Butter and eggs soften while meats and lard ease, and tropical fruits remain steady. overall farm produce faces slow demand and variable retail quotes.
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Canada West
Fragmented 19th Century Trade Ledger Roster
A long OCR list documents diverse goods and consignments from multiple firms such as Hilton Weston Linder Meyer and Thayer Lincoln across Glasgow Demerara Havana and Saint Johns. Entries show casks machinery pig iron hardware textiles and various bulk commodities with numerous firms and quantities, highlighting historic shipments and mercantile activity.
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Hilton
Weston
EK & F
King & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Sherburne
Linder & Meyer
Dumock
Bates
Baring Bros & Co
Howard, Bulough & Riley
Barry Bree & Co
Jones
Abbott & Co
Gould
Leigh & Co
Hart & Young
Thos Leyland & Co
Moise Carter
Dinsmore & Co
Cunningham Co
Root & Tinker
Geneva
Goldsmith
Morey & Co
Haley & Co
Moise Cummer, Jones & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Morse, Shepard & Co
Brigham
Moise Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Williston ,Knight& Co
Holway, Wright & Rich
Moise Beach & Co
Stone & Downer
Homer Bros
Seavey, Foster & Bowyan
Ford
Dodo Linder & Meyer
Simons, Hatch & Whitten
Blels Cement
Waldo Bros
Cushman Bros
Davis & Windsor
Jordan, Maab & Co
Dupee
Domoise Taos S Whitman
Nichols
Demerara
Matilda Buck
Cushman & Co
Havana
City of
Puebla
New York
Foreign Exports Summary From Atlantic Trade Ports
Liverpool shipments include Norseman with cattle sheep and goods such as leather dry goods and oil. Sierra Leone Brig Merryman carries bread fish flour lard sugar tobacco and lumber. Halifax Brig Eagle reports flour while Labrador schooner Polar Star brings flour oil tea and tobacco. Annapolis steamer New York lists a sewing machine nails paint marble and sash weights.
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Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
Sierra Leone
FJ Merryman
Halifax
Eagle
Labrador
Polar Star
Annapolis
New York
Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroads
A long list of freight movements from multiple railroads and sea routes detailing bales of wool cotton and foreign wool, bushels of corn and malt, boxes and cases of butter cheese eggs and meat, lumber leather hides and pelts, barrels of tallow molasses and greases, and numerous car and roll counts across Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction New York and New England Providence Old Colony ton and Albany and Salem K Expresses with quantities and products. Names of railroads include Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, Seacoast, New York and New England, Old Colony, Ton and Albany, Providence. commodities cover wool cotton corn oats flour lard butter cheese eggs beef meat leather hides and more.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Socay 'Y
Salem K
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Ton and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products July 5 at Port
Receipts for 1882 and 1883 show totals by commodity such as cotton wool butter cheese flour eggs corn wheat malt hay and more. The column notes that barrels and sacks are converted and 1882 sacks are reduced to barrels. all figures reflect shipments from all points including in transit.
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Choice Western Creamery
Northern
York
Vermont
New York
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Dearby
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Grain Notes
Markets by telegraph show mixed tone with dull cotton and steady to weak grain across Cincinnati New Orleans Baltimore Norfolk and Savannah reports. Prices and receipts quoted for hogs cattle and lambs in Chicago and Cincinnati reflect light activity and nominal quotes amid holiday week.
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Cincinnati
NORFO
Ross
Epee
Oorstwire
Ccscsece
Baltimore
SRR
BOCK
Mobile
United States
Britain
France
Savannah
UOC
Chicago
Atlantic and Western firsts and Bank of England dull outlook
London market report shows Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 4714 and seconds at 1244 with overall bullion decline of £172,000 and reserve ratio down to 353-16 percent of liabilities. Be rbohm notes slow wheat cargoes, steady corn, and muted trade as Liverpool and Liverpool-bound cargoes list price movements for wheat, corn, and provisions with daily receipts around 27,000 centals.
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London
Atlantic
Great Western
Ontario and Western
Bank of England
Beerbohm
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Canformia
Ulands
Griegos
World’s Biggest Sponge and Local Deaths Missing Value
In Pittsfield Journal items a 12 pound sponge worth 300 dollars is shown in a Williams Street store, while an enormous 150 pound sponge worth nothing is noted. Hardware merchant Mr. Smithers is found dead from heart disease. his wife dies of convulsions.
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The
Pittsfield Journal
Williams Street
New York
Smithers
Suffolk County Transfers and Mortgages in Boston Area
A long list of land and building transfers across Suffolk County with buyers, sellers, and prices including June 1883 to July 1885 dates. Notable entries include Byron Street deal to Anne L Lawrence for 8500 and Newton Street transfer to Warren G Foley for 10000 with a mortgage, and various transfers in East Boston Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and West Roxbury. Mortgage entries feature Levi Tower Jr. and others with sums up to 16060 and 6000. Other items note street addresses, acreage, and conveyances to trustees or city entities.
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David W. Skillings
Anne L. Lawrence
Newton Street
J. Cranston
Neponset Avenue
Asa Robinson
John Donahoe
Bailey Street
Henry S. Worrall
Charles H. Clark
John Casey, Jr
Art Scorages
Lydia A. Simmonds
Coe Ee
Augustus Russ
Sumner Street
Nathaniel Tucker
City of
Boston
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Henry J. Nazro
Fred H. Warner
Dartmouth and
Newbury Streets
Levi Tower, Jr
Charles N. Cotting
Worcester Square
William $. B. Main
Five Cents Savings Bank
Albion Street
William W. Lowe
Franklin O. Whitney
Ellen Carruth
Henry F. Jenks
Dexter T. Mills
Merrimac River Savings Bank
J. Francis Furkerman
William Dawson
Suffolk Savings Bank
Carrie D. Jewett
Nathaniel M. Jewett
Parker Fair
Hannah C. Littlefield
William A. Lawrence
George H. Timmins Et al
J. Amory Davis
Catherine Dexter
Charles Amory
William Perkins
Charles Robinson, Jr
George A. Blaney
James A. McDonough
Gloucester Fisheries Six Months Ending June 30 Report
Gloucester Mass July 5 1883 statistics show mackerel receipts down over 50 percent from last year while codfish totals for the first half of 1883 exceed 1 000 000 pounds over 1882 and nearly 500 000 pounds above the four year 1879–1882 average Halibut receipts lag the average by over 1 500 000 pounds The table lists six month totals by bank Georges Cape Shore Western Bank and other sources with pounds barrels and quarts for 1879 1880 1881 1882 and 1883 including frozen herring portions from Grand Manan Eastport Newfoundland and Newfoundland totals and notes last year and this year figures for Cape North Grand Manan Eastport and Newfoundland.
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Aec Bine
Bank Cod
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Pounds
Georges
Western Bank
Cape Shore
Bank Halibut
Georges Halibut
Cape North
Grand Manan
Eastport
Newfoundland
Mexican National railroad progress and notes on earnings
The Mexican National railroad reports track laying progress across divisions reaching 92314 kilometres total, with soon Morelia and Celaya targets. Earnings updates follow for Southwestern system lines Missouri Pacific Missouri Kansas and Western and others, plus resignations and tariff plans from California railroad commissioners.
Court records in frostsein forgery case and city court actions
The district court found Elling F Frostsein committed forgery by inflating a savings bank note from 300 to 3005 kroners. He remains custody as extradition is not immediate. Municipal court actions report various defendants: assaults with pistols, drunkenness, breaking and entering, profanity, and liquor offenses with fines and period of confinement at the house of industry. Multiple defendants await examinations or trials in July and September.
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Eben Dupont
House of Industry
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Daniel McCarty
House of Vice
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Timothy Sullivan
Morgan J.a
John J. Bunker
Aed
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Daniel Kelley
Richard Harrington
Thomas Robinson
Bunker Hill
John Clayton
Daniel Donohoe
East Boston
Bartholomew Lyons
South Boston
James N. Donaghue
William H. Collins
Patrick McCarthy
John B. Collins
Highlands Court
John J. Curley
James Monahan
Martin Kane
Southward view on Butler presidential candidacy
A Charleston News and Courier opinion calling the Southern Democrats to clearly express views on the potential presidential bid of Benjamin F. Butler, arguing the need for firm stance amid national political tensions.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Butler for President and the Democratic Split Threat
The piece argues Massachusetts Governor Butler could win the 1884 Democratic nomination, citing wealth audacity and political cunning as strengths. It warns such a nomination would disrupt the solid South and foresees Butler potentially captivating northern Democrats despite a tainted record and harsh personality.
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Vulgare
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Butler
Advanta
New England
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Bathing fashions and safety garments of 19th century advice
The article details inexpensive bathing outfits using cork and silesia, ticks, and Turkish towel cloth, with designs for men women and children. It describes hats of grit wire with gold lace, bathing caps, capes, and practical accessories like a bathing sack, rubber cloth envelope, and a key pocket. It also notes elastic corsets for gymnastic wear and London National Health Society dress innovations emphasizing freedom of movement and absence of constrictive bands. It mentions a July Dublin event to train women for employment, with officials Countess Spencer and Lady Muriel Boyle present.
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National Health Society of London
Royal Dublin Society House
Countess Spencer
Muriel Boyle
John Lentaigne
Paris
Farming and hay making shift to oats and corn feeding
J D Gillett of Elkhart Indiana explains a new system switching from growing and fattening steers to turning off three year olds and finishing at 20 to 28 months on an oats and corn program. He plans sowing 1100 acres of oats, using grass feeding for eight years, and spaying half his heifers next spring to yield fine beef. Hay timing changes favor earlier grass cutting and better hay quality for cattle.
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J. D. Gillett
Elkhart
Dil
Garden State
Inter-Ocean
Warning to Mr Voorhees from Vincennes News
A Vincennes News editorial warns Mr. Voorhees that future Senate bids will fail with democratic votes if he aligns with Republican doctrine. It accuses him of abandoning Democrat disguise for full Republican traits, suggesting the party’s gain would be the reader’s loss. Also notes the Diamond Dyes for family use at 10 cents per package.
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Voorhees
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Iron man of Waterloo recovers from Bright's disease with cure
An observer chronicles Dr A W McNames of Waterloo a powerful man who suffered Brights disease in its last stages losing weight to 170 pounds and enduring weak health. After trying Warner's Safe Cure recommended by Dr John L Clark he improves dramatically now claiming renewed strength and health and urging others with similar illness to seek treatment. The piece highlights the deceptive nature of the disease and the hope offered by the remedy.
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