Money Market and Stocks Report
The money market remains well supplied with loanable funds and varied security yields. Prime mercantile paper ranges around 4 to 4.5 percent with other papers quoted higher. call loans at 2 to 4 percent. Government securities steady. stocks dull with modest changes as Union Pacific and western lines fluctuate.
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Prime Mercantile
New York
Dividends Declared by Regional Banks and Railroads
East Bridgewater Savings declares a 21 percent dividend. South Weymouth Savings follows with 2 percent. New Bedford Gaslight issues a semi annual 5 percent dividend. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe declares a quarterly dividend of 150 dollars per share. Little Schuylkill Navigation Railroad and Coal company posts 34 percent. East Mahanoy Railroad proclaims 150 dollars per share.
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East Bridgewater Savings Bank
South Weymouth Savings Bank
New Bedford Gaslight Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Little Schuylkill Navigation, Railroad and Coal Company
East Mahanoy Railroad
Fragmented Bank and railway bond listing across cities
A dense OCR readout catalogs various banks, railroad lines, and manufacturing firms with bond and stock references. It mentions Shawmut National Bank and several others, interspersed with scattered numbers, locations, and years, resembling a financial ledger page.
London Money Markets and Grain Trade Report
Financial from London and Liverpool covers UConsols and United States bonds with prices, Canadian Pacific and Illinois Central listings, and readings on wheat corn and flour markets. Weather in England is rainy. lucidity on grain shipments and provisions, cotton dull and futures steady with various price quotes.
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Merchants’ Exchange
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England
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Market on Page New York July 3 Highlights Strong Closing Session
Money on call remains easy at 1 percent with dull foreign exchange and firm state bonds. Rail and railroad bonds lead gains as Western stocks surge. Vanderbilts Lackawanna and grangers advance, with Manitoba lagging. Reading and Central of New Jersey rise. Canadian Pacific declares extra dividend. Texan roads gain on crop reports while St Paul is watched as spring wheat prospects stay favorable.
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West Shore
Erie
Vanderbilts
Lackawanna
Grangers
Luckawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Manitoba
Central
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Lawson, Douglas & Co
Galveston News
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Texas Pacific
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Coal Trade Journal
St. Paul Road
St. Paul
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Weat Shore
Trade and Its Outlook on Wednesday Market
On call Wednesday the market was steady with fair sales. Six cars September No 2 white oats at 40 1 2 c, three cars October at 55 1 2 c. setling price unchanged. After the second call three October oats sold at 35 4 1 2 c. inspections list 94 cars with several grade rejections and oats varieties. A Chicago despatch notes opening weakness then rapid strength as shorts covered and export demand rose.
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Chicago
G. C. Eldridge & Co
Emery & Hodges
State Street
New York
Various Commodities Prices and Market Report Fragment
Market notes list prices for alcohol soaps waxes cements bricks and flour along with freight rates coal coffee dyes cotton fruit grains and seed products. Entries mention firms and regions such as Boston Philadelphia Rosendale cement and Antwerp with a broad snapshot of reactive demand and steady to dull conditions across multiple goods.
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Cologne Spirit
Sie
Portlana
Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Idtec
Rio
Jave
Maracaibo
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Russia
Mixed commodity prices in western hides and leather market
Western hides firm at 814 8¢ for best buff and 7144 7% for seconds and B’s, in sheep skins sales of 16 bales at 52igc, 4c and 34c for firsts seconds and thirds. Calcutta buffalo leather in moderate demand with varied quotes for light to damaged, hemlock rough leather steady, rough calfskins small lots, finished calfskins steady, wax and kip quiet, grain leather in demand.
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New York
Western
Boston
Vermont
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Nova Scotia
Canada
Carolina
Rangoon
Java
Trade prospects brighten as dealers rush orders this season
Traders report a quiet week with renewed optimism as jobbers rush goods, southern orders strengthen, and duplicate shipments rise. Rubber firms see steady demand while boots and shoes shipments to outside New England total 65,423 cases for the week, and year to date shipments reach 1,216,42.71, increase over 1584.
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New England
Market Report on Live Stock and Prices Across Regions
Livestock market data show cattle sheep and veal totals with state by state counts from New Hampshire Vermont New York and Canada. Arrivals at yards and railcar counts across Boston Lowell Fitchburg and other roads are listed with price ranges for market beef store cattle hogs and hides including horse market notes and export shipments to Britain and France.
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Live stock sales at Brighton yards report strong cattle demand
Spring chickens sold at 20 cents per pound. Mixed fowl 12 cents. Hollis and Co shipped nine carloads of sheep. Libby and Son sold ten cows at 250 per head and five at 25 per head with two yielding 16 quarts daily at 45 each. Numerous milch cows sold through several buyers with prices from 25 to 60. Western steers averaged 1328 pounds at 605 and 1532 pounds at 620 with other lots selling hot. Springers and mulch cows also traded by multiple sellers reaching up to 60.
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L Libby & Son
H Coolidge & Son
New Hampshire
Freeman & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
Breck & Wood
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J O Sanborn
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Montreal to Louisburg line eyed for Europe traffic
A Montreal despatch reports Viscount D Hauterive returning from Ottawa where talks on a subsidy for the Mon treal and European Short Line from Oxford to Louisburg Nova Scotia proceed. Dr Norvin Green of New York and Erastus Wiman of R G Dun & Co back the project with Nova Scotia MPs aiding. A Paris loan of about 2 200 000 is sought from the Comptoir d Escompte based on government subsidies and line bonds. The line aims to tap coal traffic and connect Europe directly to North America, bypassing the Canadian Pacific.
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Court labels rise from harbor collision of 1884
U S Circuit Court hearing three libels from the Aug 5 1884 collision between the Stamford Twilight near Boston harbor. Stamford seeks 2500 damages and Twilight 5000. A passenger sues for 25000 alleging negligence by both vessels. Attorneys Dodge Dabney Monroe represent respective parties.
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Boston and Hingham Steamship Company
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Catherine K. Frederickson
Twilight
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Municipal Court Roundup July Cases before Judge Adams
In the central court Peter Shannon was fined 100 dollars and costs for unlawfully keeping and exposing for sale intoxicating liquors. John H. Hickman faced larceny charges for 8402 from John Robinson & Co., held for superior court. Annie Estabrook, third drunkenness offense, six months in the house of industry, appealed. Charles Cameron faced a fatally fraudulent pool stake claim for 65 dollars against Edward F. Kennedy, held in 500. Daniel Rooney, third drunk, five months in the house of industry. John T. Jones charged with fraudulent conveyance of a 250 dollar pool table, held in 300. Thomas Hayes, common drunkard, six months in the house of industry. Foster Dean charged with illegally selling intoxicating liquors, held in 500. In South Boston John Bety faced larceny of 50 dollars’ worth of property from Elizabeth Sutherland, held in 200 until Thursday.
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Peter Shannon
John H. Hickman
John Robinson & Co
Superior Court
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House of Industry
Charles Cameron
Edward F. Kennedy
Central House
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Thomas Hayes
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Boston
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Elizabeth Sutherland
Warner's Safe Cure Reforms Hard Man in Alabama
A traveler recalls meeting a sour Selma planter who grows kindly after his wife accepts a bottle of Warner's Safe Cure. Six weeks later the man greets the companion warmly, telling how the remedy softened a once ill tempered nature and rekindled affection, inspiring many happy matches.
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Boston creditors face partial recoveries in varied failures
Liabilities of O Bedrossian & Co. about 15000 with expected 50c on the dollar to creditors. Joseph M Russell offers 35c on the dollar. committee recommends acceptance. Several other Boston and regional failures noted including Alice M Jackson Leverett street milliner and Joseph F Noera rapey goods Cambridge with 3000 liability at 25c. Legal attachments list several suits and amounts.
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Beverly Street
Boston
Joseph M. Russell
Tremont Street
Alice M. Jackson
Leverett Street
Joseph W. Guernsey
Winchester
Joseph F. Noera
Rapey Goods
Cambridge
W.E. Mann & Co
Benger
Carrie M. Roulon
Crockery
Providence
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John Price
Waterbury
Police arrest three men in early morning assault case
At an early hour on Wednesday morning Chief of Police Sinclair arrested Lawrence E. Kieley, Michael Marten and Hugh Collins, charged with committing an assault upon Wil- and noted for investigation by the police department.
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Michael Marten
Hugh Collins
Wil
Ham Sawyer
Lynn
Pleasant Street
Justice Nutting
James Kieley
Michael Collins
Daniel Marten
Fisher Hill Hearing Adjourned for Further Study
Fisher Hill session witnesses Andrew J. Bailey Walter E. Swan Amos R. Binney A R Whitten William KE Norwald and F Baker testified at the twelfth Fisher Hill committee hearing. Counsel Avery requested more time to prepare, and the hearing adjourned to reconvene today at 1 o clock.
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Andrew J. Bailey
Walter E. Swan
Amos R. Binney
A. R. Whitten
William KE
Norwald
F. Baker
Fisher Hill
Avery
Judge Finds Derrick Rope Likely Unsafe at Unitarian Site
Judge Forsaith concludes Grace V. Lord was killed by a falling derrick due to an improperly tied guy rope. The mason held a sidewalk fencing permit, which was later revoked by the inspector who ordered removal of the fence, allowing public passage on the sidewalk.
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Judge Forsaith
Grace V. Lord
Canary Bird Found Inside Potato Stuns Boston Resident
Miss Sarah B. Macdonald of Roxbury street cut open a boiled potato yesterday and found a fully formed inch long canary inside. Dr J Eliot Woodward calls it the greatest curiosity seen for years. The mystery remains unsolved and the specimen was sent to the Natural History rooms on Boylston street for study.
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Roxbury Street
J. Eliot Woodward
Natural History Rooms
Boylston Street
Excursion steamers fill Rowe's Wharf for Nantasket day trips
Excursionists mobbed the Rowe's wharf departures to Nantasket with Reeves's American band playing at Hotel Nantasket and beach parties pleasing guests. With vacation season on, thousands will make daily trips as hotel proprietors push preparations for a grand illumination tomorrow, promising top class accommodations for all travelers.
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Nantasket
Reeves
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City Finance Officials Meet Mayor Over Charter Questions
City finance department representatives and the mayor conferred on charter applicability in a general session on Wednesday. An informal harmony was sought. A petition signed by 10 council members protested diverting 8000 from East Boston ferries funds to start a new toll collection system.
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City Department of Finance
East Boston Ferries
Death notices from a Vienna and several American figures
A Vienna despatch reports the death of Herr Wodiana, a great Austrian financier. In the US obits, Alvin G. Underwood, longtime Milford National Bank cashier, died July 6 aged 77. Levi J. North, famed old circus rider, died July 6 in Brooklyn from lung hemorrhage after attending Frank Pastor’s funeral. he once performed before Queen Victoria and Czar Alexander II and helped build Chicago’s first theatre. Levi Wallis died July 5 in Cork of heart disease. born Beverly 1827, worked for Hovey & Co., and traveled Europe as purchasing agent. Ex Chief Engineer William Chase of Salem died after a car collision July 5 or 6. he served as an Alderman and engineer for decades. Henry Alexander Scammell Dearborn Dudley, born Roxbury 1822, rose to lead Massachusetts Iron works, Brady’s Bend Iron works superintendent, then Park Brothers copper works, before returning to Boston with Bay State Iron works duties.
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