Money Matters And Markets In Boston Trading
Boston financial notes report a steady money market with mercantile paper discounts from 5 to 7 percent and call loans at 5 to 3 percent with collateral. Exchange totals show $9,495,651 gross and $897,870 balances. New York funds discount 10 to 15 cents. Government bonds weaker. stocks show a slight reaction with gains in western railroads and several home roads. The National Copper mine letter notes a promising copper vein and back ore, signaling improved prospects.
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Boston
Mercantile
Corporation
New York
National Copper Mine
Turkey
No. 2
New York Stocks End Mixed as Trunk Lines Lead Rally
New York markets close firm with money at 2 21 per cent and rail shares rallying. Western Union lifts to 805 while trunk line stocks drive gains amid a $10 million loan note and a late buying surge led by Van derbilt interests. Transactions total 266 000 shares with notable activity in Kansas Texas Union Pacific and New York Central.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
New York Central
Western Union
Oregon Trans-Continental
Kansas
Texas
Texas,and Pacific
West Shore
Buffalo
Bnurlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
New York City
St. Paul
Sioux City
Wabash
Trunk Line
Vanderbilts
Richmond Andville
West Point
Pullman Palace
Memphis
Charleston
Stock Exchange
Lo’st
Canaan Southern
Central Pacific
TIM C
St. L
Lake Shore
Louisville& Nash
Lake Erie& W
St.L.e
Thy
Canada
Oregon Trans
No Pacific
Rich & Dan
Call board notes grain and market prices largely unchanged
The report lists varied grain quotes for oats corn and white and mixed grades with sellers and bids by month. Trade details include car counts receipts flour and bread items, plus futures and spot prices across wheat corn and pork markets.
Market News of Commodities and Crops Report
The itemized market report covers potatoes melons and garden vegetables with prices for Virginia Florida and Long Island products, plus apples berries and edibles, listing beef poultry and lard prices. Cotton and sugar markets are noted with New York futures and Liverpool trends, including monthly quotes and weekly totals.
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Seif Agla
Canada
Rhode Islands
Virginia
Florida
Fabianell
Long Island Ca
Norfolk
Wool trade improves with near 4 million lb sales this week
The wool market shows a sizable advance over the prior week with aggregate sales near 4,000,000 pounds. Prices hold steady across regions from New England to the Pacific coast, while Ohio Texas and California wools vary by grade and demand.
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New England
New York
Ohio
Michigan
West
Texas
Pacific Coast
California
Pennsylvania
Territory
New Zealand
Australian
Cape
Montevideo
Imports at Boston Havana Bark Signal 670 birds
Nash Spaulding Co and partners handle 403 bags of sugar as COW BAY docks report schooner M E McLaughlin at C F Odiorne with 278 tons of coal.
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Havana
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Cow Bay
Foreign Exports. Schooners Carry 125 Bbls Each
The report notes export activity at GREEN COVE NS with schooners Jessie Newell and J D Payson each loading 125 barrels. The brief item highlights coastal trade and vessel names, quantities, and port.
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Ig Ato
Jessie Newell
Green Cove
J D Payson
Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroads Freight Totals
A dense ledger of consignments to multiple railroads listing bales wool, barrels flour, bushels cornmeal, boxes butter cheese eggs hay lumber rolls bales hides skins leather and more. Totals appear per railroad including Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction Salem New York and Newa Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence with by Sep and other dates. figures show hundreds of bales and thousands of units across lines.
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Lowell
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Salem
New York and
Newa
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Totals of Stapic Products July 20 Port Shipment Table
A partial port table lists principal commodities in transit and in warehouse at this port for July 20, showing quantities for sugar, wool, molasses, flour, butter, oats, corn, wheat, eggs, beans, millfeed, apples, cotton meal, potatoes, tallow, hay, leather, lard, ham, hides, grease, skins, tea, coffee, pelts, and sacks. The 1882 column indicates revised barrel conversions and year-to-year comparisons.
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Poeta
Gk Lee
Cotton Markets Report From Galveston to New Orleans
Global cotton market chatter shows dull to steady trading across ports. Net receipts vary by port with mixed demand and price signals ranging from mid to high fractions of a cent.
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Ce.eeeseee
ST Louis
New Orleans
Zoo Spock
Cattle and market notes from Albany and Cincinnati July 20
Prices steady to firm across cattle hogs and meats with cattle natives 550 625 Texans 487 133 and ships 159 cars to New York. Veals dull buttermilks 330 350. Sheep and lambs active with lambs 6 7 50 to 8 dollars. Grain and whiskey quotations show mixed gains and regional activity from Albany Cincinnati and Toledo markets. Receipts six days cattle 5550 head sheep 32500 hogs 10800. wheat corn oats rye barley varied by market.
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Alee
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lg@clower
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White State
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Pueene
Prime Steam
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Éail
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Brighton
Cincinnati
Soledo
Financial report from London and Liverpool markets
London wires report U S 449s and major rails with prices for wheat corn and stocks. Liverpool notes firm grain, mixed American corn for prompt shipment, and steady English prices. Cotton weak with Upland Orleans prices and weekly totals. Havana gold quoted around 214 21444.
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Liverpool
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Havana
Proposed Railroad Combination Between Gould Huntington Systems
Despatch from Houston notes talks of a freight partnership between the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio line and the Galveston Houston and Henderson line with through service to Galveston once completed. Earnings reports show Missouri Pacific and Southwestern Railway up to $929,769.93 for the second week of July, with various divisions listed and shifts in Western rail earnings.
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Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio
Galveston, Houston and Henderson
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Galveston
Southwestern
Missouri Pacific Road
Southwestern Railway
Missouri Pacific
Inc
Missouri
Kansas
Texas Pacific
Iron Mountain
Central Branch
Sedunscadovesce
Central court docket reports multiple trials and bail
In the central court Judge McCafferty set July 24 trial dates for Walsh on assault and battery with $200 bail, McClusky on obtaining by false pretences with $300 bail, and Smith for larceny with $800 bail. Fitzgerald fined $10 for selling spring water without a license. Flannery case continued to Aug. 7 with $10,000 bail while Johnson remains hospitalized. O'Brien arraigned for larceny with $100 bail. Brooks and Vail arraigned as vagabonds. Brooks discharged, Vail decision today. Charlestown court fined Foster $50 plus costs for adulterated milk. Roxbury continued Naugle's assault with intent to murder case. $6,000 bail, Naugle jailed. South Boston held Murray for superior court on larceny, Foley for assault and battery, Battles for larceny, and Mary Baker for assault in continuance. Mullins fined $50 plus costs for maintaining a liquor nuisance, held $500 for superior court on appeal.
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William J. Johnson
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Cornelius O’brien
George Brooks
Isaac S. Vail
Brooks
Vail
Charlestown
Henry J. Foster
Roxbury
Charles Naugle
Fannie O’brien
Naugle
South Boston
James Murray
Margaret Foley
John Battles
Mary Baker
Cornelius Mullins
Insolvencies and proposed settlements across several firms
C O Neil a New York tailor assigns debts to Oliver J Wells Pref ences for 14250. Sleeper & Co Boston creditors reject 20c on 1 dollar while insolvency is arranged. F & F R Going Lowell hotel keepers fail, seeking 50c on 1 dollar with about 12000 liabilities and 8000 assets. Pardoe Worcester grocer and Lines Birmingham will settle by assignment. Blue Boston clothiers insolvency aims at pre firm claims. Buck Bros Sterling seek 20c on 1 dollar. Fahideich Tonawanda boot dealer also failed.
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Sleeper & Co
Oliver Street
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Lowell
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Grocer
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A . Benjamin F. Lines
Birmingham
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Henry
Blue & Webb, Clothiers
Summer Street
Mr. Blue
Buck Bros. of Sterling
Henry Fahideich
Tonawanda
N. Y
Richmond and Danville Issues Summer Travel Pamphlet
The Richmond and Danville railroad promotes Western North Carolina health resorts and Montreal and Quebec tours. It highlights Fauquier White Sulphur springs and a chain of others including Rappahannock scenery, Weyers Cave, Luray Caverns, Orkney springs, Rockbridge alum springs, hot and warm springs, Bath county, Monroe county, Allegheny chalybeate springs, and Greenbrier white sulfur. Excursion routes cover western New England and Canada with maps and numbered trips for ticketing.
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Weyers Cove
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Rockbridge
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Monroe County
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Allegheny County
Greenbrier County
Danville Road
Montreal
Quebec
Passenger Department of the Road
New England
Canada
Niagara Falls
Political timing in Cincinnati election chat with Jerry Mulray
In a Cincinnati Enquirer exchange, Jerry Mulray voices a confident, democratic timing for the party. He suggests Hamilton County favoring a 9,000 to 10,000 majority for the ticket and prefers a convention around September 20, signaling strong Democratic support.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Jerry Mulray
Hamilton County
Belgian official heads to Brussels as $100000 security deposit moves
M Bourgeois the Brus sels police commissary sails from New York to Brussels after the supreme court decree awarding about $100,000 in securities to Canon Bernard. E S Mansfield, counsel for King Leopold II and Bourgeois, also travels to attend Canon Bernard trial on August 3. The note highlights Vermont and Massachusetts railroad bonds as a safe investment with a $1,000,000 issue, first lien on a $6,006,000 property, yielding 6 percent.
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