Money Markets and Clearing House Totals in Boston
Money markets show little change with mercantile paper at 6 to 6.5 percent and miscellaneous at 7 to 8 percent, banks asking 5 percent or more, and call loans at 4.5 to 6 percent. Clearing house daily totals reach 8,980,202 dollars with week totals 57,511,683, while New York funds discount 15 to 17 cents. The report covers national clears, year-over-year comparisons, and notes broad industry weakness with major centers down about 32.6 percent versus last year. Stockholders of Brunswick Antimony Company set July 26 for a vote on recapitalization and a 1 per share assessment to meet debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mercantile
New York
Clearing House
United States
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Providence
Louisville
Milwaukee
Etroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Hartford
Indianapolis
New Haven
Columbus
Portland
Lowell
Hos
Worcester
Peoria
Memphis
Syracuse
St. Joseph
N. Y
Great West
Fletcher & Sharp and
Harrison’s
New York City
Bradstreet’s
Canada
Sachs
Shevaness
The
Brookline Chronicle
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacifc
Western Trunk Line Association
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Blake Bro’s
Union Pacfic Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Philanthopic
Tottering Enterprises
St. Paul
Pullman Palace
Sandusky
Louisiana
Missouri River
Wisconsin Central Common
California
Albany
Old Colony
New England
Rio Grande River
Toledo
Avondale Division
Sunday Herald
Southeastern Divison
Ohio
Dayton
Southeastern
Jackson County
Northwest
Burlington
Eastern
Kansas City, Lawrence
Southern
Little Rock
Fort Smith
American Bell
Erie
Calumet
Hecla
Boston Water Power
Brunswick Antimony Company
Railroad Gazette
Mace
Texas Pacific
Texas Pacific Railroad
Rio Grande Division
Henry Monett
West Shore Railroad Company
Orpheus Singing Society of
Buffalo
West Shore
New York Stock Exchange
Manhattan Railway Company
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad
C. A. Carlton
Evansville
New Albany
Ind
Northern
Concord
Claremont
Boston, Concord
Montreal
Boston and Lewell
Dlinois Central
Texas and
Rio Grande
James T. Harahan
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver
Ogden
Money market and stock actions in New York speech July 19
Reports show money at 1 percent on call, mercantile paper at 51 7 percent, and broken currency phrases. Stocks declined after midday while some gains earlier in the day touched top weekly highs. closing quotes and bank reserve notes accompany the market wrap with Podny's transactions totaling 224,200 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Stock Exchange
Bears
Miss
Pacific
Central Pacific
Lake Shore
Lackawanna
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Western Union Bg
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Northwest
St. Paul
Louisville and Nashvilleo
Missouri Pacific
Northern Facinie
Omaha
Wall Street
Financial Chronicle
Podny
Flour and grain markets mixed across major ports
Trade in flour remains unchanged with small lot trading. Chicago and Milwaukee show mixed receipts and shipments with weakness in Milwaukee. New York reports firm prices across flour varieties and robust sales though export demand remains light. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and meal markets vary by city with dull to steady tones, receipts and shipments detailed for Milwaukee, Chicago, St Louis and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
India
Boards of Trade
England
Porto Rico
Cuba
New York
Bahia
Newark
Cass
Messina
Palermo
Cantania
Valencia
Jamaica
Baracoa
Carthagenas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
Pittsburg
C. Grandon
Cooper Tract
Old Baldtown
Producers’ Protective Association
New Orleans
Llige
Orleans
Liverpool
Uplands
United States
Milwaukee
Ohio
St. Lews
Minnesota
Detroit
Michigan
Toledo
Southern
Lse
Steadier
White State
Chicago—Park
City Extra
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Continent
Union Stock Yards
London bullion report and market summaries July
London reports bullion holdings at Bank of England and mixed market moves across stocks bonds and commodities. Consols and U S bonds quoted, Canadian Pacific and Lake Shore gains noted, railways firm, wheat and corn prices steady to firmer, Liverpool breadstuffs steady, Havana Market mentioned. Weather in England fair, money relatively firm with improved funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Erie
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Denver
Rio Grande
Lake Shore
Wabash
Beerbohm
Merchant’s Exchange
Liverpool
England
California
Lara
Havana
Maritime cargo list from Barbadoes to Port Antonio
A detailed shipping notation lists brig Hope from Barbadoes with 100 bags of sugar, various vessels including Galveston schooner W Wickham and Virginian steamer with iron, salt, bleaching powders, and earthenware. Entries include MATANZAS bark Losn2a Borstel with 744 bhds sugar, John L Hasbrouck 1055 bhds sugar, and Port Prince schooner Jennie A Stubbs with 440 000 ths logwood. other vessels cargoes cover bananas, lumber, and miscellaneous goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
Hope
Gossler & Co
Galveston
W . Wickham
Liverpool
Eng
Virginian
Mose Beach & Co
de Pierce, Hardy & Co
Jones, McD & Stratton
Linder & Meyer
Sherburne & Co
Abram Fre
Point-A-Pitre
Guad
Isabel
R C Cushman & Co
Port Antonio
America
Kendall
Bonds, Bills and Rail Lines Dominate Northern News
The Boston and Albany and Fitchburg railroad cases uphold a U.S. circuit court ruling on cattle shipment limits, confirming penalties for confinement beyond 28 hours. Coverage moves to Union Pacific finances, Mexican rail projects, and ongoing railroad construction and bond actions across Texas Pacific, Manhattan Elevated bonds, and key appointive changes in several regional lines.
US Credit Failures Rise Amid Rail and Market Strain
The week saw 211 failures reported to Bradstreet's in the United States, up from 194 the prior week, with most owed by small traders under $5,000 capital. Notable firms listed include W H Howard neckwear, F A Miller Worcester liquor, Ellis & Wells Lynn shoes, Bogue Brapit Montreal stock firm, and J F Johnson Hartford grocer. Editorial notes warn that the six months to July 1 show 5444 failures versus 5296 in 1883, suggesting 1884 may equal or exceed 1883 amid distrust in railways and a general business downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradstreet’s
Thomas P. Barnes
Boston
Edwin B. Smith & Co
West Street
W. H. Howard
Otis Street
Somerville
New Hampshire
F. A. Miller
Worcester
Mass
N. Day & Bro
Northampton
T. S. Pike
Ellis & Wells
Lynn
Elbridge Blaney
Ir Rsa Martin
St. John
N. B
Edwin Horncastle, Jr
Portland
F. N. Kincaid
Waterville
H. M. Angell
Lumber
Providence
J. F. Johnson
Hartford
William
Mercantile Trust Company
Sepa
Edward Haas
D. Haas & Son, Silks
Green Street
New York
Barnhard & Sondheimer
National Bank
Ninth National Bank
S. Vettner & Son
Breckport
Isee
van Zant & Packard
Hadley N. Y
W. O. Gibbs, Tobacco
Elmira
N. Y
Hamblen Bros. & Co
foyster_ packing comany
Jersey City
N. J
Fshing Island
Maryland
Henry C. Pedder
Arnold, Constable & Co
New York City
New Jersey
Morrell & Chamberlain
Trenton
Jacob J. Placker & Co
Furniture
Philadelphia
Penn Bank
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Shirt Company
Dumbs Startw
Dey Goods
Marietta
A. C. Schubert
Cincinnati
A. Horton
Boots and Shoes
Piqua
Indianapolis
Robert N. Lamb
Harrison’s Bank
Indiana Banking Company
Harrison
Harmon, Spruance & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Iron River Furnace Company
Iron River
Mich
Potter, Beattiex& Co
General Merchandise
Ovid, Mich
Bier & Schoeplin
Boots
Ovid
Scofield & Cooper
Carriage and Cutter Manufacturers
Suffolk County
S. C. Hutchins Et al
James J. F. Randolph
John W. Lavery
Martin E. Moran
Elsa T. Moran
Lottie B. Smiley
Frank L. Huston
Nathan Holbrook
John R. Plunkett
Wyman Granted Leave to Contract for Hides in Maine
Ferdinand A. Wyman as assignee of F Shaw & Bro sought leave to contract tanning at two Maine tanneries for about 200 bales of hides. The deal, estimated at $6000, would convert bark and groceries into cash and keep the tanneries ready for sale. The court granted the order with no objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Shaw & Bro
Ferdinand A. Wyman
Maine
Supreme Court Session Adjourns After Motions
Judge Barker presided as motions were heard and the court adjourned for the term. The session concluded with no further items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Barker
Shillings Passed as Sovereigns in Court Dispute
S. H. Russell jailed on a thousand dollar bond for the September term on gilding coins passed as sovereigns by Charles E. Brown who faces three thousand dollars. The plaintiff admitted possible gilding for jewelry but halted when suspicion arose about their intended use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Russell
District Court
Charles E. Brown
Municipal Court July 19 Faces in Central Highlands and East Boston
In central court Judge Adams presided. John Long faced threats charges, held in $100, with July 24 appearance. Others include William M. Pike fined $30 for embezzling $1350. James McGrath and Nellie Golden held $2000 each for robbery. Betsy McLaughlin jailed for drunkenness. plus multiple assault, larceny, and false pretences cases. Highlands court sent others to lunacy board or island. East Boston fined William Elms $10 for assault at Sumner Street shipyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Adams
John Long
Alice
Josephine Uofin
William M. Pike
John F. Folsom
No. 98
Canal Street
William J. Murphy
Edward Dennis
Rosa E. Dennis
Mat T Long
Owen Coffin
James A. McGrath
Nellie Golden
Malcomb Dunn
Abbie Sutton
John August
John A. Pray
Mary McCanyy
House of Industry
Highlands Court
Hen C. Quinn
State Board of Health
Margaret Haley
Patrick Kerrigan
James Pene
Boston
Wm. Elms
Marquand Bros
Sumner Street
Michael Doherty
Encampment of the Second Brigade Regimental Reunions and Grand Army Notes
Ground broken for the second brigade camp with tents rising by Saturday and full readiness expected Tuesday for arrival of commands. Brigade Engineer Lambert adjusts line to improve cavalry and artillery space. Massachusetts Mexican War veterans and regimental groups attend events including Fort Wagner anniversary excursions and Bull Run anniversary observances. Public notices include a December fair for an G A R hall and plans for Bangor excursion in August. Boston Light Artillery to visit the camp on Thursday with a full contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Lambert
Quartermaster Dow
Massachusetts Regiment
Rowe’s Wharf
Nantasket Beach
Messrs
Russell & Sturgis
Isaac Hull Wright
Charles J. Murphy
New York
Francis D. Clark
New Jersey
Edward Lander
Buffalo
N. Y
Jackson
Ninth United States Artillery
A. W. Adams
Kansas
Jesse T. Angell
Florence
Mass
Nelson Viall
Providence
B. W. Manchester
Rhode Island
Col
J. B. Moore
Nevada
C. W. Adams
George O’neil
South Boston
D. B. Manchester
Adjt
H. A. McGibenen
Robert G. Shaw Veteran Association
Fort Wagner
Downer Landing
Bunker Hill
Maverick Rifles
Maine Veteran Association
Washington Street
Bangor
The
Sons of Veterans
American House
Boston Light Artillery Association
Fight-Touched Pennsylvanian and the Blaine Standoff
George Ashton recalls a string of street fights with stage drivers near Washington. He describes a dispute over a girl, a snow‑covered brawl, fines from Squires Trumbull and Blaine, and a venue change that kept penalties low. He praises the Blaine family for fairness and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ashton
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Old Trumbull
Squire Blaine
Trumbull
George
Jim Blaine
Squire
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Blaines
Jim
Make Yourself Felt Now The World Will Go On Without You
Bob Burdette counsels his son to seek to be noticed and felt in life, not missed after death. He urges proactive service and leadership, noting the world moves on without any one person and urging the boy to actively contribute while alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burdette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Post
Finance and Trade
New York Bank
Bossikis
Ames
Brokers’ Board
Amoskeag
Appleton
Everett
Hamilton
Lancaster
Naumakeag
Tremont
Suffolk
Androscoggin
Fall River Mechanics
Osborn
City
Continental
Globe
Mechanics
Revere
Rockland
Shoe
Commerce
Metropolitan
Old Boston
Atlantic
North America
Shawmut
First National Lynn
Prescott
Warren
Peabody
Globe Yarn
Fall River
Richardson, Hill & Co
No. 40
Water Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Gales
Rte
Gueses
Ny& Negs
Nyen
P. Moe
A A.T
Bos & Alb
Ais
Chbu&q
Cin San & Ulev
Cal South
Lou &S MoRiot
Ny&ns
Pullman
Ee Wis. WB. Ven.oe
Calum & Hecla
Il Oe
Bos WP Lan
A Bell T
Erie Telp& Te
Trop
Boston Mining
Amercan H
Top
Sante Fe
Bos.Bid. Ass. Con
Brunswick Berth
Ustaipa
Ons Pac
OunFin
SCI
Fincon Pacific R
Wisconsin Central Com
R. L. Day & Co
Revere National Awk
Sida Ccawasscvacopevesseessels
Everett National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Rockland National Banks
Eseeeseeereeerees
Prescott Nat. Bank
Ecseegersesree
Continental National Bank
Androscoggin Mills
Eseees
Ousceves Oe
Boston Helting Co
Erseenes
Everett Mill
Oseeaess
Connecticut River Rd
Seeceesseeeeeenenstees
Cheshire Railroad
Drel
Seeeseeererreeeer
Norwich & Worcester Rd
Minneapolis, Minn
Saginaw Val
St. Louis Isles
Gr Trunk
PBIO
Kaw City
Cameron
Rutland
Francis Henshaw & Co
Mechanics National Pad Ca
National Bank of Commelce
Eesceeeeeereeeereeshls
Dandakoe
Globe National Bank
Seerrees
Abso Debedatas Nutssaegens
Alee
Hamilton Manuf’e CO
Sas Canta Payne
Taunton
Lawrence
Boston and Lowell
Boston Horse Rd
NEW York Financial
Memphis & Co
Northwestern
Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Central
Pacific Mail
Phila
Reading
St. P.& Omaha
Wabash Pacific
Western Union
Ams Express
Otegon Nav
Aton & Terre Haute
Oregon Improvement Co
Paname
Wesonm
Cscs
Boston Air
O. B
Nessereees
Rich & All
Wecees
Canada Pacific
Canton
Cseeres
Central
Tai & Mani
Ea P.& T Omaha
Riscensieoncineet
Eee
Seeeenel
St . Joseph
Eens Wes Eeek
Harlem
Vebassee
Colum
Coor OD
UCD
Bloom. & West
Long Island
Descrees
Lou
N. Alb
Den
S. P’k & Pac
Steaees
Paulés Gista
So. Pac. Oal
Pac. L. G
Rhio Grande
PAC
Tao and
Sovoesenl
Burl
Onic
Colorado Coal
Dome Nevads
Hale & Norcross
Father de Smet
Sureka
C-Seecess
Ayer
N.Y
N.E.R.R
C. H. Venner & Co
Devonshire Street
Savannah
Georgia
Norfolk
Bristo Ferries
One Islands
Jerseys
Norfolks
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Rio
St Domingo
Virginia New
Wilmington
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
Great Britain
France
Augusta
Mobile
Charleston
Bond Investments
St Louis
Minneapolis
District of Columbia
Blake Brothers & CO
State Street
Matanzas
Boston and Albany
Rayroad
Grand Junction
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Ine Railroad
Fitchburg Hallroad
Peabody and A
Sea
Aracaju
Zaandam
Gossler
Halifax
Charlottetown
Pet
Sir Carroll
Paysander
Bark Walter S Massey
Cienfuegos
Lockport
Ocean Bride
Collin & Arate
Parsboro
McKay
Labrador
Polar Star
ST John
N B
A S Townshend
Fred&rickton
Marysville
Kingston
Jam
Curtis Akerly
Railroad Matters
Springfield Republican
United States Circuit Court
Fitchburg Railroad Company
United States District Court
Nelson
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court
Gray
Fitchburg Road
Fitchburg
Wall Street News
Montana
Union Pacific Company
Utah Northern Railway
Utah Northern
Butte
Oregon
Granger
Weiser
Halle
Pocatello
Soshone
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
F. L. Ames
Gould
San Luis
Mexican Central
San Juan Baptista, Astata and Pamulte
St. James
St. James’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Healy
Co. S. Wheaton
Order of Railway Conductors
Clan-na-Gael Association
Sean Lake Grove
Gate of Heaven Shareh
Highland Lake Grove
St. Augustine's Church
St. Joseph’s Church
Boston Highlands
Highland
Winchester
J L Marsh
William C Morse
Clara P Norman
Nicholson—Mckenzie
Vv A Lewis
Hector J Nicholson
Lena McKenzie
Osborne-Woodman
Medford
T P Lawin
Charles E Osborne
Nellie J. Woodman
Boles
Charlestown
Miss N Soles
Doolittle
Bay
Benjamin Doolittle
Dennis
West Fourth Street
Golden Cal
Francis KE Everett
Norwood
Wpitzgerald
Mary E Ahern
Thomas Fitzgerald
Fisk
Salem
Rebecca
Jo Fisk
G Vessay
George Greaves
Holmes
Milton
Edward J Folmes
Hall
Hanover
Melinda Hall
Hrichmond
Little Compton
Abigail B Richmond
Isaac B Richmond
Keating
Peter Francis Keat
Linwood Street
Isaac W May
O’neal
Jamaica Plain
James O O’ Neal
St Louis and Steubenville
Bradstreet
First Street
F. G. Whitcomb
Rosnosky
Harris
Meehan
Committee On Public Buildings
Lea Exchange
Davis
John J. Leighton
Beacon Hill
Committee On
Beacon Street
Brookline Avenue
Court . Record
Supreme Judicial Court
Judge Field
U.S. Commissioners’ Court
Hallett
City Hall
Clara M. Goodrich
Alderman
Board of Health
Common Sense Fertilizer Manufacturing Company
South
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
New Custom Farm
Boston & Albany
Brighton District
J.P. Dunsmore
Jerome, S. MacDonald
Washington St
Sheafe Street
Snowhill Street
East Fifth Street
Story Street
Sixth Street
Hiltreet
Seventh Street
Emerson Streets
John J. Henry & Fegan
Devonshire Streets
J. W. Bradley & CO
Summer Street
SM Witt
John C. Wilmerding
Pentucket Mills
ING, Hoguet & CO
White Street, N
Valley View
Star Pilgrim
Pentucket
Big Falls
B. Ae Cc
A. S. Richards & Co., Boots and Shoes
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott
BON
Iseurch & Co
East Street
Ex Street
Smith & Manning
BR. L. Day & CG
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Exchange Place
West Michigan
Wachusett National Bank
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Essex Co
Eagle Lock Co
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Saginaw Valley
St State Street
Exehame@e
Bumbers
Acction
National Exchange Bank of Salem
National City Bank
First National Bank of Lynn
Middlesex R R Co
Brookline Gas Oe Co
Midland North Carolina & Rim
Pullman Palace Car Co
Rutland Bristo
Snares Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
de Hamilton Woollen Mills
de Tremont and Suffolk Mills
Chicopee Manufacturing Co. Co
Lancaster Mils
Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation
Boston Co-operative Building Co
Massachusetts Insurance Co
Dwelling House Insurance Co
State of Louisiana
John M. Fletcher
James Lingan
Ohio Valley Street Lighting Co
Brichers
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Long Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Oakes
Sheriff’s Sale
William C. Hickman Coal Company
Border Street
Aaid County
George L. Dickson
Thomas Fee, Jr
Lewis Wharf
Horatio ‘Harris Tris & CO Co. Auctioneers and Commission No
State Cesses Au