Unfavorable Bank Statement Sparks Stocks Decline in Boston
The Boston money market shows steady ranges with discount rates around 5 to 5.3 percent for mercantile paper and 4 to 5 percent on call loans. The Boston Bank Statement slated for tomorrow reports a reserve drop of 417,618, leaving a surplus of 367,328, versus 1,503,000 in excess last year. Exchange rates and government securities moved lower while stocks fell, with western railroads like Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe down to 814 ex dividend and Chicago Burlington and Quincy weakening to 122.
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New York
Boston
Associated Banks of
Poston
GODS
Amonts
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Atchison
Flint
Pere Marquette
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New England
Albany
Maine
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Lynn
Old Colony
Cambridge Horse
Eastern
Rutland
Mexican Central
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Atlantic and Pacific
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Sonora
Pullman Palace Car Co
American Bell *Telephone
Mexican Telephone
Calumet and
Hecla
Quincy
Bonanza
Sullivan
Catalpa
Denver & Rio Grande Railway Company
Western Union Telegraph «Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Jay Gould
Gould
Dividends Declared by Multiple Local Firms
Local firms announce cash or stock dividends including Plymouth Savings at 2 percent and Plymouth Five Cents Savings matching it. Plymouth Rock Co operative declares a 4 percent semi annual stock dividend. Robeson Mills and National Union Bank in Fall River declare 3 percent and 24 percent dividends respectively. Taunton Gas pays 5 percent semi annual, Taunton Tack 10 percent, and Central Pacific Railroad follows its usual 3 percent semi annual dividend.
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Plymouth Savings Bank
Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank
Plymouth Rock Co-operative Company
Robeson Mills
National Union Bank
Fall River
Gas Company of Taunton
Taunton Tack Company
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Light Boston grain trade and mixed corn prices slump
The Boston commercial exchange shows very light grain activity with dull bidding. Spot grain sales are minimal, prices steady, while July to September futures for corn and oats vary. Receipts include 12,971 bushels of corn and 6,345 bbls of flour, with cheese and butter markets showing firm tones in New York calculations.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
Cail Board
Liverpool
Canton
New York Mercantile Exchange
Illinois
Chicago
Union
G. i
Grain and Dairy Prices Coast Through Quiet Market
The report shows a dull steady grain market with light receipts and firm tone for spot corn and oats. Corn prices range 65 to 69 cents, oats 53 to 57 cents, rye 78 to 80 cents, barley nominal. Butter 16 to 22 cents, cheese 7 to 10 cents, eggs 18 to 20 cents. Includes cottonseed meal at 26.50 to 27.50 per ton and mill feeds at 17 to 23 dollars per ton.
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Canada
Western Dairy
Vermont
New York
Western
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Cape
Boston
Cmmi Elic
Imports at Boston to Savannah and Caribbean ports
Immense list of goods loaded at Boston and other ports including CHARLOTTETOWN PEI HALIFAX Antwer p New Brunswick Yarmouth NS Halifax NL Cape Island NS Cape Island NB Baracoa Cuba Port Royal 8 C Cape Island NS Cape Island NB Grand Manan NB Port Royal Jamaica Cuba shipments show resin hides wool meat fish eggs lobsters timber blades and fruit. Numerous firms such as Leonard & Clark W Hi Winslow & co Massachuset Cotton Mills and J Greenough & co are named among steamer and schooner cargoes with totals in dozens to thousands of units.
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Boston
Savannah
Columbus
James Harris & Son
Donus Leonard & Clark
Nichols Duppe & Co
Winslow & Co
Richardson & Dennie
W & C R Noyes
Organ Union Omen Co
Bernd i
Duck Stoddard, Jering & Co
Dodo
Boynton & Co
Cotton Mills
Almy & Co
Wright, Wooster & Co
Rosin White Bros & Co
Stetson, Moseley & Co
W Lewis
H Blanchard
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax
Worcester
Moérey
George C Rockwell
Arthur & Co
Allen, Slade & Co
H Bowles & Co
Chapin Bros
S Ellis & Co
Greenough & Co
A& O
Mead & Co
Ring
EK 'S
Russell & Co
Brown, Seavey & Co
P Nutte
Jones & Co
Antwerp
Jan Breydal
Moise E& F King
Uitramartive
Morey & Co
Smith & Co
Paul Graunnewald
Harding & Co
Lambert Bros
Sherburne & Co
Turner & Co
Page
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
Detong & Seaman
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Do ET Russell & Co
McConnell
Dudley & Son
Griffin
Hilton & Co
Holmes
JG Hall & Co
Hall & Co
Swee & Seaman
Alewives Whitney, Pousland & Co
Haskins & Montague
Geo Broome
Crates & Co
Delong & Seaman
Cape Island
Jessie Newell
Grand Manan
Ida A
Baracoa
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Theresa
Seaverns & CO
Port Royal
Adam Whitney
Michelma
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White Mountains
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Payson Tucker
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Global commodity values and trade entries from sugar and rags list
A dense catalog of trade figures across colonies and ports including Porto Rico Barbados Jamaica Demerara Surinam Buenos Aires Scotland Canada Egypt Haiti and more. It records sugar molasses raw rubber paints minerals papers textiles and precious stones with hundreds of thousands in value across goods and regions.
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S.eee Aee
Porto Rico
Italy
Eden Voss Dewenses
Keery
Jamaica
Demerara
Carceeess
Scotland
Dominion OF Canada
Qebifiuiis
Value by Countries and Goods in Trade Totals
A structured listing shows commodities such as oils, lubricants, paints, paper, beef, butter, wheat flour, cheese, bread, carriages, lard, clocks, pork, coffee, spices, vegetables, textiles, and many others with substantial monetary values. It also lists trade by country or region including England, Nova Scotia, British possessions, Australasia, Haiti, Madeira, totaling 913 329.
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E.s
Cscocececess Ly
Cooperage Ees India
England
Nova Scotia
Scotia
Australasia
Hayti
Azotes
Madeira
Cotton and grain markets across multiple ports and cities
Market reports from Galveston to Norfolk show mixed receipts and dull to steady conditions. Cotton and flour markets edge or hold while grain futures in New York and Chicago reflect higher wheat and steady corn, with varied port shipments and exports across the United States.
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Galveston
Philadel
Norfolk
Harleston
Sbsesssconks
Cess
Ccereesse Wilmington
Savannah
Petitions Presented For Street And Utility Work
A list of petitions seeks grading and travel readiness for Euclid street Ward 24 and Sheridan avenue Ward 23, repairs for Carver street with granite blocks, railroad track extensions on Huntington avenue and Longwood avenue, sewers for Spice Street Ward 4 Dorchester avenue Ward 15 H street Adams street and Maple avenue, Leyden and Plymouth streets, and pole erection on Tremont street by the American Bell Telephone Company. Roads to be paved with granite blocks include Prince street Tremont to Hanover, Paul street Tremont to Emerald, and Dover street Tremont to Shawmut. The Highland Street railroad asks for additional track on Canal Eliot Kneeland, and miscellaneous matters include East Ninth street layout and grading at $31,450. A special election certificate for Ward 13 is issued to George F. H. Murray. Mystic water debt of $15,000 is requested, and ward 2 election committee named. Orders authorize Broadway bridge repairs up to $1,500, East Bastor to Breed’s Island removal, a ward 2 special election July 31, $3,800 for extra clerks, $1,000 Brooksield street damages, circular edge stones at Maverick and Central squares, large lamp-posts, locating a chemical engine in ward 1, Chatham street granite paving $4,000, Way street damages $19.67, and State street paving $2,700. Adjourned.
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Sheridan Avenue
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Market notes from London and Liverpool rail on July 16
Financial reports show Consols at 99 18 16, and various rail and finance figures for Atlantic and Great Western firsts, Erie, New York Central, Reading, Ontario and Western, and others. Wheat and corn arrivals off the coast are small with steadier prices. Liverpool wheat firmly held, corn up. Cotton in Liverpool shows moderate demand with futures quoted for several months and US sales of 6,750 bales.
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Master of Bark W. W. Crapp Discharged for Cruelty
U. S. Commissioner court session on July 16 hears William W. Hardy master of the bark W. W. Crapp, who is discharged after a charge of inflicting cruel and unusual punishment on a crew member.
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William W. Hardy
W. W. Crapp
Wills admitted to probate and administrations granted
Before Judge McKiIe the wills of Mary Hanlon James Rice Ernst B de Gersdoff Eliza J Belcher Matthias Schell Lucretia T Richardson Elizabeth L Dexter Matthias Brady Thomas Coughlin and James Mullin have been admitted to probate Letters of administration have been taken out on the estates of Mary Berrigan Caroline Bigelow Lemuel Clapp Mary J Berrigan Charles F Knowles Catherine Gleason Antonio Silva Timothy Welch Catherine Murphy Mary P Tucker and Mary Cardigan
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James Rice
Ernst B. de Gersdoff
Eliza J. Belcher
Matthias Schell
Lucretia T. Richardson
Elizabeth L. Dexter
Matthias Brady
Thomas Coughlin
James Mullin
Mary Berrigan
Caroline Bigelow
Lemuel Clapp
Mary J. Berrigan
Charles F. Knowles
Catherine G. Gleason
Antonio Silva
Timothy Welch
Catherine Murphy
Mary P. Tucker
Mary Cardigan
Municipal Court Dockets Include Drunkenness and Assault Sentences
July 16 session before Judge McCafferty lists multiple offenders. Mary Keenan jailed six months for drunkenness, Margaret Hogan four months, Jeremiah Lynch six months, John O Brien held for trial, Bridget Curran sentenced to one year for drunkenness, with several fines for assault and other charges across Charlestown East Boston South Boston and Roxbury courts.
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House of Ind —S
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George Langdon
David Lannegan
Alphonso Stubbs
Jeremiah J. Lynch
House of Correction
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Charlestown
Bridget Curran
Woman’s
Sherborn
Bhagar Murray
East Boston
Michael Corcoran
South Boston
Charles Hughes
John Barnes
John Bannon
Roxbury
John Burns
McKee arraigned in arson case at Temple Street fire
In municipal court on Monday Thomas W. McKee was arraigned on an arson charge for a June 11 fire at 48 Temple Street. Principal witness Miss Nyeberg, now under arrest for setting the same fire, testified McKee poured oil on room pets and kitchen floor, causing flames that filled the room before firefighters arrived.
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McKee
Ohio Democrat Leader Denies Defection Over Judge Hoadly
The Omaha Herald reports an Ohio Democratic leader asserts no defection against Judge Hoadly. The source notes the elder Thurman’s son seeks to defend the family honor and objects to the current viewpoint. The piece emphasizes unity within the party on the judge’s stance.
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Vanderbilt schemes to build Pacific rail line via St Louis
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Vanderbilt plans parallel Gould lines and push a through route from St Louis to San Francisco. A traffic agreement with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe would connect via Albany New York Central Lake Shore route to Cleveland then Indianapolis to St Louis, then Kansas City. Canadian Pacific progresses with 14 miles laid east of Port Arthur and Nipigon track laying to reach Calgary region by October. Main line west ironed near 113 miles to Calgary. Rockies summit 122 miles further, with 20 miles already graded and 50 miles more soon let.
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A MedaIed Shoemaker Attracts 50+ Testimonials In Boston
Francesco Baldi of Catania Italy, newly arrived in the United States, displays 22 diplomas and 17 medals from exhibitions across Europe and Brazil, including Paris 1878 and Naples 1878 79. He has served as shoemaker to King Humbert and Queen Margherita, earned a French Cavalier order, and plans to settle in Boston.
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