Dull midsummer trading grips local stock market
The market showed little feature activity with prices easing. Brokers sold bonds and stocks totaling 122,160 and 1,791 respectively, while cash values fell from Wednesday. Union Pacific and other rail shares fluctuated amid bearish talk and earnings uncertainties. The Baltimore and Ohio and other telegraph interests planned a 25 year pooling deal, with D. H. Bates to head the combined operation. Calumet and Hecla slipped to 143 1/2.
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Brokers’ Board
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Road
Omaha
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Western Trunk Line Association
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
California Southern
Pacific
Flint
Pere Marquette
Boston
Albany
Maine
Connecticut River
Cheshire
Old Colony
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
New York
New England
Oregon
Oregon Improvement
Northern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Bankers and Merchante
D. H. Bates
Calumet
Hecla
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies Today
The Boston pier company at Long wharf declares a dividend of $1 per share. The Insurance Company of North America in Philadelphia declares a 10 percent dividend. Father de Smet mining company declares 20 cents per share, payable July 31.
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Boston Pier
Long Wharf
The
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Father de Smet Mining Company
Market wrap of farm produce and staples in steady trading
Prices show strong for good produce and dull for poor across onions peppers beans and fruit. Coffee, sugar, and petroleum values hold with modest shifts while cotton markets remain quiet. citrus and tropical fruits show varied demand, with lemons, oranges, and bananas in supply and milk-like commodities steady.
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Chicago
Norfolk
Long Island
Bristol Ferry
R.I
Toomorrow
York State
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Luguira
Jamaica
St Domingo
New York
Rio Janeiro
United States
Virginia
Wilmington
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
Lloilos
Barbadoes
Cuba
Nuevitas
Palermo
Cantania
Messina
Valencia
Baracoa
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Centennial
Beacon Light
Pittsburgh
A. B. Somers
F., &. Finsthwaite
The
Petroleum Exchange
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
New Orleans
Auust
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Cotton market wanes as mills warn of August shutdowns
Reports from the south indicate the Atlantic mills at Lawrence may shut down for part of August as European markets stay weak. Buyers grow wary on lower raw cotton and expected reductions in standard goods. Dry goods dealers question reported print cloth futures while New York cotton exchange sees mixed notes. On call oats rise late in trading with several car lots shifting hands and settle near 40 1/2 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Lake Shore
Stock Exchange
Pacific Mail
Missouri Pacific
Lackawanna
St. Paul Mg
Northwest
Lake Shorely
Western Union
Seabord
Cleveland
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Wall Street
South
Atlantic
Lawrence
New York Cotton Exchange
Commercial Exchange
Unchanged flour and grain market reports in multiple cities
Milling prices hold steady with little demand for low grade flours while spring wheats remain quiet. Chicago and St Louis see steady receipts and mixed activity in corn oats and rye. Prices for top brands firm with export demand. Belgium and Minnesota brands appear in futures notes.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Knominsky
Milwaukee
New York
Western Steam
Union
Texas
Wisconsin
St Louis
Minnesota
C. St. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
kReceipts
Yuse
Greenbay
Southern
White State
PFK
Franklin County
Vermont
St Lawrence Co
Vermont Choice
Vermont Choice Sage
London and Liverpool Market Data July 17
Financial and commodity notes from London and Liverpool dated July 17 report US bond prices, overseas railway shares, and stock quotes. Wheat, corn, and provisions markets show firmness in Liverpool and steady to firm conditions in London with weather in England described as fair after rain.
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Liverpool
California
London
Beerbohm
Continent
United Kingdom
England
Imports at Boston Port Royal and Barbadoes Shipping
A fragment lists ships and cargoes including schooner Silver Spray with 153,000 feet of lumber from Stetson Moseley & Co at Port Royal, steamer Linn O Dee with 9,534 bunches of bananas to Baracoa, brig American Union with 463 puncheons of molasses, steamer Alpha with cod, lobsters and other goods from Yarmouth Nova Scotia, and JG Hall & Co handling eggs and other goods in a Boston port exchange.
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Boston
Port Royal
Stetson, Moseley & Co
Baracoa
Linn O’ Dee
Noyes
Barbadors
American Union
Inisingham
Yarmouth
Alpha
JG Hall & Co
Delong
Foreign Exports from St Johns and ports report cargo list
A long 19th century cargo tally from ST JOHNS, CLEMENTSPORT, and HAYTI details schooners Mary Louisa and Gold Hunter and brig W C Warner exporting varied goods. Items include agricultural implements, cottons, canned fruit, meats, furniture, feathers, bales, leather, hardware, kerosene, oars, carboys, flour, meal, codfish, alewives, mackerel, lard, soap, flour, oats, nails, shoes, and lumber in numerous units and quantities.
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ST Johns
Mary Louisa
Clementsport
Hayti
Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroads
A long OCR style ledger lists receipts across multiple railways including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, Peabody and Salem, and other expresses. Items include wool, flour, meal, beef, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, lumber, leather, hides, skins, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, bacon, bacon, and various bales, cases, crates, and bbls with quantities. The fragment reads like a commerce tally of goods delivered or received by railroad lines.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and
Salem
Staple Product Receipts at Port July 17 Highlight
Total receipts of principal staples at the port from all shipment points shown for July 17, including commodities in transit, with figures compared to previous periods.
Convention of Baggage Agents Opens in Quincy
The semi annual meeting of the National General Baggage Agents association opened at the Quincy house with a brief session outlining today’s work. Attendees from many railroads and transfer companies discussed collections on excess baggage and lost check receipts, plus planned excursions to Bar Harbor and Isles of Shoals.
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National
General Baggage Agents’ Association
Quincy House
Pennsylvania
Boston
Albany
Burlington
Missouri River
Cincinnati
Hannibal
Dayton
Denver
Rio Grande
Eastern
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
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Grand Rapids
Indianapolis
New York
Lake Erie
Western
Ohio
Mississippi
Saginaw Valley
Nantasket
Bar Harbor
Isles of Shoals
Urtha’s Vineyard
Listing of wooden buildings and brick structures by ward
A historic inventory lists multiple properties with pitched and flat roofs across wards 1 2 11 12 15 20 24. Entries include two story and three story dwellings and a six story hotel at Dudley street with owners W EK Irving Dalton Johnson Thayer Closson Glass Goldsmith Resavick Guild Kelly Bartlett Jones Hartford Nassau streets and avenues such as Meridian New Leaver Savin Hill Clifton Commonwealth and West Fifth.
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W. EK. Irving
Dalton
A. Johnson
Meridian Street
W. H. Thayer
New Leaver Street
W. B. Closson
Savin Hill Avenue
Morris Glass
Whitefield Street
S. Goldsmith
Ruggles Street
H. Resavick
Clifton Street
Geo. M. Guild
West Fifth Street
G. A. Kelly
Maverick Street
W. White
Dudley Street
Insolvency notices and failures sweep across Boston and beyond
A sweep of insolvency actions notes George H. Keefe and Charlies N. Graves in Boston with losses totaling $2,875 and $60 secured. Michael Norton and several firms face petitions or adjourned cases. New Brunswick mills, London and New York creditors, and various assignees are named, with assets and liabilities outlined. A Boston shoe house, C W Copeland & Co, and many others face delays, extensions, or partial recoveries as creditors weigh claims. The report also covers the Firemen's Trust Insurance company in Brooklyn, Levinthal Mandelbaum, and other firms, plus a vivid anecdote from a Suffolk County hearing about entertainments and local court attachments.
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George H. Keefe
Boston
Charlies N. Graves
Hanover Street
Michael Norton
Commercial Street
Faneuil Hall National Bank
C. W. Copeland & Co
Suffolk County
Day Brothers
Northampton
Mass
Wells
A. M. Powell & Co
Worcester
Walter E. Beebe
Waltham
A. B. Reed
Nashua
N. 4
J.J. Deavitt
St. Albans
Gilbert Sisson & Co
Providence
R. I
Edmund Yard, Jr., & Co
New York City
Hespmann & Alexander
Nottingham
Eng
Dun & Co
Willis
England
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France
Germany
Switzerland
Levinthal & Mandelbaum
New York
James W. Martin
Millis
N. Y
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A. B. Somers
Pittsburg
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Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Bellomont Cotton Manufacturing Company
Sumter
S. C
Winn
Beet & Co
Boots and Shoes
Nashville
Ironton
Hiram Campbell & Sons
Sowers & White
Ovid
Mich
Gibson
Sheldon
Court Record Superior Criminal Court July 17
Judge Barker presided as William Dudley was found guilty of larceny from the person and sentenced to one year in the house of correction. Frank Barry received a $50 fine for assault and battery. Thomas F Good was convicted and given probation. Patrick Carroll pleaded guilty to assault and battery and discharged on costs. Thomas Reed found not guilty. Thomas Arthur pleaded guilty and faced probation. He Hurley Daniel Kimball and Robert Hayes pleaded guilty to larceny and had sentences deferred.
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Superior Criminal Court
Barker
William Dudley
House of Correction
Frank Barry
Thomas F. Good
Patrick Carroll
Thomas Reed
Thomas Arthur
He Hurley
Danel Kimball
Robert Hayes
Municipal Courts Run In July 17 Docket At Boston
In central court Judge Adams Richard J. Driscoll presided on assault charges with John Keenan fined for adulterated milk and James Glancy sentenced to a year in the house of correction for trunk larceny. Timothy Reagan, William J. Dill, and William C. Simmons faced various larceny holds. Francis L. Howard jailed for adultery. John F. Gage fined for driving a disabled horse on appeal. East Boston held Thomas Murphy for henhouse breaking. James Cannon, John Cronin, and Mary Cronin faced mutual assault and battery examinations. South Boston saw L Duffy and William Dean arraigned for breaking and entering the McDonald store. Dean guilty and held for superior court, Duffy acquitted and discharged.
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Central Court
Adams Richard J. Driscoll
John Keenan
James Glancy
House of Correction
Timothy Reagan
William J. Dill
William CC. Simmons
Francis L. Howard
John F. Gage
East Boston
Thomas Murphy
James Cannon
John Cronin
Mary Cronin
South Boston
L . Duffy
William Dean
William McDonald
Dorchester Street
Dean
Duffy
Whistler Portrait of Sarasate Praises Bold Impressions
The London World notes Whistler has finished a full length portrait of Pablo de Sarasate in evening dress, capturing movement and grace with a vivid impressionist rapidity. Ownership remains with speculation that the work will belong to posterity and the national gallery. Mme Flory designs for Prang. Humpprey, Bridges, Satterlee works in prep. Vedder sends 50 drawings for Khayyam edition. Harlow trips to Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
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Prang
L. B. Humphrey
Fidelia Bridges
Walter Satterlee
Elihu Vedder
Rome
Tile Club
Messrs
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Omar Khay Yam
L. K. Harlow
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward’s Island
New Publications From a Busy Bookshelf Era
A survey of recent books and works notes Miss Ludingtons Sister by Edward Bellamy and The Crime of Henry Vane by J.S. of Dale. It covers King's Handbook of Boston Harbor by M. F. Sweetser, L. K. Harlow autographs The Hour, Arminius Vamberg travel memoir, Osgood Round Robin editions, Rossetti poems, sermons by M. J. Savage, and various science and youth titles. Announcements include St Nicholas pieces by Blanche Willis Howard and Shep the collie story.
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J.S. of Dale
Guerndale
Boston Harbor
M. F. Sweetser
Boston
Mateer
Paris
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Thorp Manufacturing Company
L. K. Harlow
Harlow
Longfellow
Whitier
Bryant
Owen Meredith
Gray
Woodworth
Arminius Vamberg
Cassell & Co
James R. Osgood & Co
Patty
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
New York
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Rossetti
George H. Ellis
M. J. Savage
J. B. Lippincott & Co
W. H. Greene
M.D
Margie
Marie Oliver
D. Lothrop &Co
Seba
Ruby Hamilton
Young Folks’ Library
Marion Harland
D. Lothrop & Co
Charles Reade
Harper & Brothers
Little Arthur
England
Lady Carlcott
T. Y. Crowell & Co
Tommy
Harper’s Bazar
John Halifax
Wendell Phillips
Daniel O’connell
The
Lee & Shepard
Blanche Willis Howard
Frontier Fashion and a Grand Minneapolis Concert
Bill Nye describes a Minneapolis concert with Nilsson as Gabriel, a diamond necklace and a princess cut skirt, amid 600 performers and 4500 inside plus 3000 outside shouting at the ticket office. Theodore Thomas is criticized as a leader while the house swells with wind instruments and crowds, and the building reportedly settles during the two and a half hour show.
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Bill Nye
Minneapolis
Nilsson
Gabriel
Theodore Thomas
Count Boots and a Parisian Hotelier
A Belgian hotelkeeper recalls a Russian count who demanded his boots be pulled off. The owner donned gala dress to comply and later billed 100 francs for the act. The count paid without protest and never again requested such service.
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Burlington Hawkeye
Senator D D Stewart Defends Privacy of Opinion
The 1865 Maine state senate president D D Stewart writes from St. Albans on June 26 1884 to the Bangor Commercial disputing the newspaper's portrayal of private opinions He disclaims any interest in Blaine's defeat while admitting concern over his fitness for the presidency and states citizens must vote their own sense of duty.
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Maine
Bangor Commercial
ST. Albans
Somerset Co
Sim
Blaine
United States
Mr. Blaine
Prof Maynard Returns From Bahamas with Rare Birds
Prof C J Maynard, noted naturalist of this city, has returned after six months in the Bahamas. He brought rare birds including 24 Kirtland's warblers, 40 greater yellow throated warblers, 14 Bahama cookoos, and nests of the Bahama cookee. He reports extermination of many species due to local hunting and asks Gov Blake to aid protection efforts.
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Maynard
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Green Key
Bahama Bank
Blake
Notable Legal Fees in Landmark New York Cases
A New York letter to Troy Times lists hefty legal honoraria from famous cases. Charles O Conor earned 75000 in Jumel. Evarts 25000 for Beecher defense. Beach under Tilton funding up to 5000. Vanderbilt disputes drew large sums. James B Taylor estate litigation consumed a quarter million. Railroads paid rich sums. Parish will fees reached 50000. The era’s richest dispute involved two coal companies over a clear agreement misinterpreted, fueling a major protracted feud.
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Evarts
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Theodore
George IV
Scott Lord
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt
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James B. Taylor
David D. Field
Lroads
Do Your Women Customers Try for Strawberry Bargains
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a morning interaction at a Weedward grocer where a male bystander frames women as unable to pay. A female customer allegedly tests prices, offers $5 for a bulk of berries, and leaves with 16 boxes after the clerk quotes 11 cents per quart. The grocer suspects a staged sting.
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