Money Market and Stock Market Report from Boston
The money market remains steady with rates firm. Banks discount mercantile paper at 4.5 to 6 percent, calls secured at 4 to 5 percent, and corporation notes at 4.5 to 4.3 percent per annum. New York funds discount 8 to 12 cents per $1,000. Clearing-house exchanges totaled $12,112,615 with balances of $1,274,087. The Boston stock market opened strong then weakened, led by Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe moves and commentary on Colorado pool percentages. Union Pacific stayed around 92 to 82, with other rails like Eastern steady and New England roads mixed. A planned consolidation of New England Telephone firms nears formal action after a conference in Boston. The new New York exchange clearing house opened with several major stocks cleared for the first time.
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New York
Boston
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Atchison
Colorado
J. F. Tucker
Ilinois Central
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Company
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Little Bock
Fort Smith
Louisiana
Missouri River Common
Marquette, Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Flint
Pere Marquette
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New England
Eastern
Albany
Revere Beach
Lynn
Providence
Old Colony
Rutland
New England Railway
Atlantic and Pacific
Atchison Plains
Mexican Central
Delphos
Burdington
Kansas City
Lawrence
Southern
American Bell ‘Telephone
Lowell
Bell Company
Quincy
San Pedro
Catalpa
Silver Islet
New Stock Exchange Clearing House
Western Union
Delaware
Lackawana
E. ©. Stedman & Co
van Emburg & Atterbury
Woenishoffer & Co
Strong & Co
Messrs
William B. Dana & Co
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the Financial Chronicle
Arm
Beil Tel
BABEL
A. Rutland Pan
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Bom
West
Atches & Sasta Fe. Am. Hs Inchecsees
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Seetenee
Os Seoneaeerses
Csb Yavenseeesse
Eeewe
Ooneee
Deakin Bgo
Pranklin
N. E
Northern Belle
E.s.soneee
Big Pive Line
Secesnes
Quincy Mining
Eee
Rodirson
Cenee Voce
Sierra Nevada
Sere
Sullivan
Sutro
Foneen Tate
Tol. Cin
Reading Company
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Philadelphia
Philadelma
Cumberland
Baltimore
Exandria
Franklin
Rio
Java
Modia
Maracaibo
Uplands
Orleans
George H Gilbert Manufacturing Company
Arlington
Columbia
Sicily
Haddock
Maine
Libby & Son
Libby & Morrill
New Hampshire
C P Breck
Aldrich & Johnson
F Wood
Dow & Moulton
O F Bothell
JO Lanvern
Vermont
Ricker & Co
A Williamson
N K Campbell
Sargent & Turner
MG Flanders
BS Hastings
R E French
Cattie
Watertown
Hathaway & Jackson
George Bleiler
Brighton Landing
Boston and Albany
Will Leavitt
Brighton Yards
Farrell & Stetsen
C Leavitt, Jr
Fitch & Fames
J McFlynn
A N Monroe
Sherp
Hollis & Co
J Dimon
Jersey
FH Coolidge & Son
JB Remick
J Carroll
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
Dorchester Gas Light Co
National Cargo
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Bath
Bath, Me
Burtin Om and
Taiocourt
City of
Rockland
Boston and Lowell Railroad. Co
E Morterr
sOo
American Rapid Telegraph Co
Brunswick Ship’s Berth Co
Thomaston
Butland R
Michigan Central
State National Bank
North National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
National Bank
Etor Manufacturing Co
First National
Middlesex Horse Railroad
Clinton
Rinben
New Bedford
Agricultural Branch Railroad
Wall Street opens firm then drops on Canada Southern slide
New York financial markets opened with firm prices but soon declined after a sharp selloff in Canada Southern and big Vanderbilts. Trading volume totaled about 267,000 shares with mixed moves across rail and mining stocks. late-day recovery faded as traders awaited Western Union developments and gripped by anticipated trunk line meetings.
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New Yorks
Prime Mercantile Paper
Michigan Central
Western Union
East Tennessee
Canadian Pacific
Stock Exchange
Canada Southern
Vanderbilts
Trunk Line
Louisville
Nashville
Denver
Lackawanna
Northern Pacific
San Francisco
Colorado
Richmond
Danville
Jersey Central
New York Central
Manitoba
Central Arizona
Sonora
The
Central Pacific
Lake Erie & W
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New York Cen
Northern
Ohio & Mississppi
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Big Pacific Mail
Peoria
Dec
Phila. & Read Lys
Milwaukee&st.p
St. P.& Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Canada Pac
Pacifict
Seasei
Oregon
Cen. Pac
Den
Hip Grande
S. P’k & Pac
West
Seenesereses
Lou
N. Ald
Cocsene
BOM Mil
Ce Aes Minn
St. L
Cescese
Sowre
Mutual Union Tex Ee Twas
Nash
Tex. Pac. L. G
Ortolk & W
Do Rio Grande
Northwest
Vissiscerses
Eee &S&t.l
Adams Express
Allegheney Cen
Alton & Terre Haute
Do. Eeesteees
American
Boston
Chesapeake & Chio
Ohins
Ohins Zt Ee Odo Ae Prelescoescc Eersiet 40, Ae Rhi
Bar. & Wainey
St. P. Minn
Man
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St. Louis & Pa
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Olevee
United States
Rock Island
St. Louis& & Fran
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Trade and Outlook with Liverpool Cheese and Market Notes
Trade updates from New York Mercantile Exchange show butter steady for extras and weaker for other grades while cheese weakens. Liverpool sources report steady butter marks and little quotable change. The Alleghany from Norfolk arrives Friday July 20 with large potato and fruit cargo. Grain and provisions close uncertain after yesterday’s moves with cash wheat 10194, corn 503gc, oats 84lyc in Chicago.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
E. Whitworth
Alleghany
Norfolk
Westerday
Chicago
Prices, grain, meats, and produce in Boston market notes
Market notes reflect mixed activity across commodities led by grains and livestock. Beef and veal steady with firm cattle demand. hogs down from last week. Produce and dairy show large supplies with butter and cheese prices softening, while potatoes and garden stock stay firm amid steady or rising grain and seed prices. Trade includes extensive imports and exports data for beef, hides, rubber, and tea.
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Eastern
St John
Malaga
London
Valencia
Turkey
Smyrna
Sustatiee
Norfolk
Palermo
Messina
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Manila
MIDES
Cardenas
Rio Cuerto
Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Concordia and
Corrientes
Montevideo
River Platte
Capes
Texas
Calcutta
India
Para
Bengal
Braviers
Russia
Arrogo
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
Extra Western
Boston
Elaine
Canton
New York
Montreal
Boards of Trade
Boston Produce Exchange
N. Y
Little Falls
Utica
Elgin
St. Albans
Western Creamery
Western Dairy
Yevermont
Vermont
Western
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
P. E
Cape
Nearby
Choice
Canada
Long Island
Florida
Bermuda
Carolina
Java
Rangoon
Patna
Cadiz
Bond
Turks Island
Chicago
Singapore
Sumatra
Zanzibar
Batavia
Penang
Cassia
Ace Sane
Cuba
Hirefinea
SUMAC
Sicily
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Pigee Tutes Seco
Caley Sneso
New Zealand
Eps L
Mbs
Cee Kumber
Maine
Massachusetts
Old Colony
Providence
Brighton
Hollis & Co
East London SA Ship Dauntless Goods Cargo Listing
A detailed cargo tally from the Ship Dauntless shows multiple consignments including wrenches hemp cartridges broom handles lumber wardrobes tables axes chairs and many additional items. Large quantities span hardware canned meats tobacco sugar and pine lumber among others.
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London
Inland Freight Ledger of 19th Century Goods and Shipments
A dense inventory listing weights, counts, and destinations across railroads and sea routes. Items include flour, tallow, grease, sugar, butter, beans, hay, lumber, leather, skins, cheese, corn, pork, tea, coffee, molasses, potatoes, and hides. Railways named include Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, and widence.
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Boses
Erie
Belta
Lowell
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Easten Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boston and Albany Railroad
Widence
Cotton Markets and Grain Prices Across U S Ports
Market reports from Wilmington Charleston Baltimore and New Orleans show quiet to dull conditions in cotton with fluctuating receipts and ship- ment figures. Across Philadelphia New York St Louis and Chicago grains and provisions trade shows mixed activity with futures and cash markets narrowing gaps in wheat corn rye oats and pork prices.
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Boston
Worcester
Spencer
Brookfield
Chicago
New Orleans
Dallas
Tex
San Antonio
Columbus
Wilmington
Macon
Atlanta
Ala
Quincy
Eo Rapiis
Chillicothe
Ester
Toledo
Kansas City
See Imme
St Paul
Shreveworth Yar
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Column
Polis
Ind
Denver
Col
Nome
Omaha
Statesville
Nebilene
Kas
Leston
Houston
Ft Worth
Charleston
Wva
Binghamton
Imum
New York
West Indies
Minnesota
Texas
Delaware
Ezige
Cuba
Trinidad
Antigua
India
South America
Ie Lee Ae
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Michigan
Financial markets and commodities roundup from London and Liverpool
U S bond prices and several railroad stocks show mixed to firm quotes in London trading. Cargo markets for wheat and corn advance modestly while English wheat futures firm and French markets subdued. Liverpool cotton softens with Upland and Orleans levels easing, futures quotes for August to January spread wide. Havana reports sugar demand steady with current prices. Coffee market details incomplete.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Tin Land
Boston area court fines and pleas across several cases
Judge McCafferty presided as James Hanney pleaded guilty to a charge of perjury and was fined five dollars plus costs. Sul livan, a known drunk, faces presentment. Josie Allen faced assault and battery charges with a five dollar fine and costs. Richard Blizzard was fined five dollars and costs for assault with a pistol. In South Boston John Hurley faced an assault on his wife and was fined one dollar plus costs. East Boston George H. Smith appeared on two assault and battery complaints. first count fined five dollars plus costs, second count dismissed. James Higgins paid five dollars and costs for stealing a ride and one dollar plus costs for drunkenness. In Charlestown Charles Pimond and William Driscoll were each fined fifteen dollars and costs for assault. Michael Lynch was fined ten dollars plus costs for breaking glass. In Roxbury John Kelley was fined plus costs for an assault and battery and appealed.
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McCafferty
James Hanney
Oayens
Trick Sullivan
Josie Allen
Richard Blizzard
South
Boston
John Hurley
East Boston
George H. Smith
Pattery
James Higgins
Charlestown
Charles Pimond
William Driscoll
Michael Lynch
Roxbury
John Kelley
Dwellings Listed by Ward on Hampshire and Nearby Streets
A fragmented city notice lists wooden buildings and dwelling entries for Solomon Sanborn at 22 Hampshire Street Ward 19 and 26 Hampshire Street Ward 19, H Edward F. Chamberlain at Norfolk Street near Walk Hill Street Ward 24, Hiram Orcut on Harvard Street and Wales Street Ward 24, H S Conant on Beamont Street Ward 24, Andrew Cassidy Terrace Avenue Ward 23, Mrs P D … on Marcella Street Ward 21, and Millis at 78 Ruggles Street Ward 19.
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Solomon Sanborn
Hampshire Street
H Edward F. Chamberlain
Norfolk Street
Walk Hill Street
Hiram Orcut
Harvard Street
Wales Street
H. S. Conant
Beamont Street
Andrew Cassidy
Terrace Avennue
Mrs. P. D. d
Marcella Street
Millis
Ruggles Street
Legislature in session votes funds for Bridgewater workhouse rebuild
The special committee on the Bridgewater workhouse reported a resolve to appropriate 50000 dollars for erecting necessary buildings to replace those destroyed by fire and 10000 dollars for refurnishing. The bill was ordered to a third reading under a suspension of the rules. The committee on public charitable institutions was not ready to report and the house adjourned.
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House
Bridgewater
Fall River Pardon Petition Heard by Executive Council
The executive council pardons committee held a hearing on a 1000-name Fall River petition for George T. Hathaway’s pardon. Hathaway argues duress and naval pressures influenced his crime, claiming rations’ proceeds did not benefit him and his life prior makes confinement intolerable. Present at the hearing were Mayor Braley and several local and state figures including W S Greene, A Tripp, S B Chase, W M Hall, Davenport, Senator Allen, Leonard, Otis Wetherbee, Judge Fox, and Rev C B Smith.
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Executive Council
Fall River
George T. Hathaway
Hathaway
W.S. Greene
Braley
Azariah Tripp
Metacomet Bank
Simon B. Chase
Merchants’ Mill
William M. Hall
Davenport
Allen
Lowell
Leonard
Somerset
Otis Wetherbee
Boston
Fox
Taunton
C. B. Smith
Dedham
Railroad Matters The Colorado Railroad War
Telegram from W F White announces free round trips to Denver and Leadville for first class California passengers via Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Denver and Rio Grande to deter use of Union Pacific. Burlington also offers free Salida Leadville tickets. Connecticut Western Extension adds 42 miles to Rhinebeck division, improving Hartford Rhinecliff link with steel rails and new cars. New bonds for New York Lackawanna and Western issued. Vicksburg Meridian names new managers. weekly earnings rise across major lines including Milwaukee St. Paul Chicago Northwestern and Canadian Pacific.
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Chicago
W. F. White
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
California
Denver and
Rio Grande Road
Denver
Leadville Tree
F. C. Nims
Denver and Rio Grande Road
Missouri River
Leadville
Salide
Grand Canyon
Burlington Road
Salida
Connecticut Western
Connecticut Western Railroad
State Line
Hudson River
Rhinebeck
Millerton
Hartford
Rhinecliff
Hudson River, Will Compare Favorably With Any Railroad In the Covey
New England General Ticket Fund Passenger Agents Meet Action
A Wednesday morning session of the New England General Ticket fund Passenger Agents association in the Path finder Railway Guide offices at 67 Federal street settled bicycle transport terms. The resolution sets a minimum rate of one half cent per mile starting August 1 1883 with a floor of 25 cents and requires a liability release in all cases.
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New England General Ticket Fund Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Railway Guide
Federal Street
Ottawa refuses extradition warrant halts papers
A Digby despatch reports the minister of justice in Ottawa has refused to issue an extradition warrant on telegraphic Halifax court information. Papers cannot be procured before Saturday, delaying Detective Wiggin from reach Boston with the prisoner until Tuesday or Wednesday next.
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Digby
Ottawa
Halifax
Wiggin
Boston
The New Babel in San Francisco’s Foreign City Life
A vivid magazine essay describes San Francisco as a world city where diverse shops, languages, and cuisines mingle. It contrasts German beer halls, French boulevards, Italian taverns, and Chinese markets with Occidental streets, joss houses, and a skyline of telegraph lines and fire alarms, portraying a bustling port of multicultural life.
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San Francisco
Magazine of Art
Marseilles
Pekin
Cortes
Malaya
Bastile
China
Joss House
A Poet Tries to Fit Rhythm to a Newspaper Tone
A Texas Siftings excerpt shows a writer guiding a poet through editorial bluntness as editors insist on practical wording. The dialogue reveals how a verse is reshaped to suit a paper, with lines altered for tone and marketability and the possibility of selling two halves to different papers.
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Texas Siftings
Mike
Sarsaparilla Cure Ad From The Empire State
An 19th century advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy for female disorders and irregularities, claiming heightened efficacy and broad medical virtue in a period newspaper style.
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Ayer
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