Money Market and Stock News From Boston Exchange
The money market shows quiet steady conditions with prime mercantile paper at 3 to 4 percent and call loans with collateral at 2 to 3 percent. Boston banks report reserve up by 1.03 million to 8.38 million, while New York funds rest near par. The Boston stock list fluctuates with activity and notable moves in Atchison, Denver and Rio Grande, Union Pacific, Pullman, and several industrials as traders weigh bonds and shares.
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Savings
Boston
New York
Boston Bank
Associated Banks of Boston
St Paul and Northern Pacific Bond Offering Sees 6 Percent Returns
The St Paul and Northern Pacific railway issues bonds at 6 percent for 40 years payable in gold. Only 5.9 million dollars of bonds are outstanding with a 6 percent dividend on a 5 million dollar capital. The railroad is leased to Northern Pacific which guarantees interest and principal.
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St. Paul
New York Financial Market Slips After Morning Rally
New York July 20 Money on Call easy at 11 to 11 1 2 per cent closing. Prime mercantile paper 5. Bar silver 106% foreign exchange dull. Government and state bonds mostly steady, Arkansas 7s up 5.7%. Railroad bonds active. stocks volatile with heavy early buying and a late decline. Union Pacific and St Paul weak. market ends near day’s lows amid ongoing railroad war talk linked to Vanderbilt and West Shore developments.
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New York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Western Union
Vanderbilt
New York Central
West Shore
Lackawanna
Northwestern
Oregon
Oregon Railway
North Pacifics
Manitoba
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Canada Southern
New Jersey Central
Lis
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Jersey Central
Rock Island
Isle
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Mgr. Armour
Northern Pacific
Oregon Navigation
Chicago
G. C. Eldredge & Co
Messrs
Emery
Wall Street
Grain and flour markets summary from early season trading
Receipts and shipments for flour and grain show quiet trading with little movement. Wheat and corn prices steady to firmer in some markets while futures and spot quotes vary by region. Cheese butter eggs and pork products also noted with mixed demand and modest price shifts across New York Milwaukee St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati markets.
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St Louis
Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota
Sttec
St. Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Chicago
Canada
Crands
London
White State
Western
Northern
Liverpool
Lara
Hamas
Pork
Cincinnati
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
South America
Union Stock
Catne
Maine
New Brunswick
Norfolk
Savannah Boat
Norfolk Boat
Longsland
Bristol Ferry
Virginia
H. P
Wilmington
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
St Domingo
Manilas
Mloilos
Porto Rico
Cuba
English Island
Barbadoes
Philadelphia
Alec
York
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Ise
Congon
Souchong
Oolong
Mac
Valencia
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
Antwerp
New Orleans
Uplands
Orleans
Trade items and ships listed at Yarmouth and Buenos Ayres
In Yarmouth Nova Scotia a schooner E Raymond reports 40 half tea, 2 5 cases of window glass and 50 barrels of oil. In Buenos Aires a bark Cecilie arrives with 374 830 feet of sum er.
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Yarmouth
E Raymond
Buenos Ayres
Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroads
A long railcar ledger lists receipts across multiple lines for Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Maine, Maine Western, Lowell, Peabody Salem, Sea, and By Sea express routes. It records bales wool flour corn oats wheat beef pork tallow butter cheese eggs beans hay straw lumber leather hides pelts and related goods with quantities in bales bbls sacks bushels baskets crates rolls boxes and cars dated in July. Strong entities include railroad names and warehouse terms with hundreds of units across diverse commodities.
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Liverpool
Eng
Samaria
Clark, Adams & Clark
Belcher & Loomis
Moise Shreve, Crump & Low
Bliss
Fayban & Co
Day
Neale & Morse
Stone & Downer
Madse Grout
Warren & Blanchard
Koopman & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Mohair Baring Bros & Co
H Roffe & Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Price Machinery Stone & Downer
Foy & Longworth
Stedman & Fulier Manus Co
F Hovey & Co
Soule
P Schmidt & Co
Weil, Dreyfus & Co
Sanderson Bros Steel Co
Lewis, Brown & Co
March Bros, Pierce & Co
Simons, Hatch & Whidden
Booth & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Holden & Hetrick
Wright Bros
Doherty & Co
Jones & Co
Byrnes
Brown & Griffiths
Baldwin B
Kyron & Taylor
Bellamy & Co
Savannah
Gate City
Arnold & ‘Lucher
Billings & Eaton
George E Newhall
Arnold & Tucker
Dodo H Myers & Bros
Dodo Nichols
Dupee & Co
Gillett & H
Goulston
Harrington
Hacker
Hall & Coo
Huckins & Co
Haskins & Son
James & Abbot
Lancaster
Locke & Co
Lowell Bros& Co
Charles Lawrence
Mytick
Boots
Morgan Bros
D Mead & Co
Morrison & Co
Tuttle & Co
Wright & Moody
Hines
Wadleigh
White Bros & Son
York & Whitney
Halifax
Carroll
Avery & Co
Arthur & Co
Egee & H Cutler
Dana
Griffin & Co
Bowles
Beaman Bros
Brown
de Lovie & Co
Holmes & Co
Nckley, Ayer & Co
Mead
Rockwell Bros
Rockwell & Son
Russell & Co
Risg & Co
Stewart
Moise Sherburn & Co
Hall
Cutler
Colins
William Parsons
ST John
New Brunswick
Max Ames
Bowles & Co
Culer
Johnson & Co
Charles Kimball & Co
Clements
S Ellis & Co
Hyde
Wheeler & Co
Gaftin & Co
Johnson & Young
Knight & Co
Keefe & Co
Isaac Locke & Son
Locke & Hurd
Dodo Simmons, Amsden & Co
Butchinson
Walter Hall
Marston & Co
Parker & Co
Randall
K Robbins
M Holmes
Macallar, Parker & Co
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Road
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Astern
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Lowell Railroad
Peabody, Salem
Sea
Uorn
Bas
Bates
Dales
Total Receipts of Staple Products July 20 Port Table
A historical port table shows July 20 totals for staple receipts from all shipment points. Figures include Cotton, Wool, Flour, Oats, Wheat, Sugar, Molasses, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Lumber, Leather, Hides, Skins, Pelts and more with year earlier comparisons.
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Italy
Maccaroni
Cece
Secsess- S Sooisoou
Piadirece
USA
McIri Ss Ice
GOVER
Argentine Republic
ST. Vincent
Icc
Mexico
China
Spain
Surinam
Nova Scotia
Calcutta
Sons
Cuba
Sanenaee
Bea
Scotland
Porto Rico
Saeseveece Chemicals, Fee Ena Eenneree
Probate court records list multiple wills and admin actions
In Suffolk county probate court on Monday before Judge McKim, the wills of Mary A. Flynn Mary Lyons Christopher Kenney Thomas M. Smith Ann Hammil and George EH Mendum were probated. Letters of administration were issued for Minnie O Neil Claude M Hartwell Maud T Proctor Frances E Woodbury John Cheever Thomas J Lewis William F Savage Henry H Taylor Henry A SD Dudley Cynthia H Griggs Alfred C Downing Emily C Billings Stephen A Crowell and Catharine Donregan.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Mary A. Flynn
Mary Lyons
Christopher Kenney
Thomas M. Smith
Ann Hammil
George EH. Mendum
Minnie O'Neil
Claude M. Hartwell
Maud T. Proctor
Frances E. Woodbury
John Cheever
Thomas J. Lewis
Denver
Col
William F. Savage
Henry H. Taylor
Henry A. S
Drunken and delinquent defendants in multiple Boston courts
In July hearings Judge Forsaith presided in central court over repeat drunkenness sentences. Several defendants including Mary Cotter Emma Lyons and William Hallogan faced six months to a year in the house of industry. Others arraigned for keeping houses of ill fame near Richmond Street and for breaking and entering with pigeons stolen from Charles C French. East Boston South Boston Roxbury courts also reported arrests for assault arson bastardy and robbery with varying bonds set for superior court.
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Central Court
Judge Forsaith
Owen Farren
House of Industry
Mary Cotter
John Martin
Rosanna Doyle
Emma Lyons
Andrew Jackson
Alice Jackson
Benjamin Pernell
George Brewster
Richmond Street
Michael Flannery
David Breen
Frank McDonald
Paul Wilson
Park Square
Helen Clark
Catherine Donovan
Peter Trainor
Patrick McDonough
Frank Gannon
Charles C. French
Giovani Mestes
Mary Butler
Boston
Edward H. Houghton
House of Correction
Patrick McCauley
South Boston
Joseph Foley
Parker
Mary Hallogan
Superior Court
James Milligan
No. 16
Ontario Street
Michael Morrissey
Albert Curran
John J. O'Neill
Roxbury
Jesse Brown
Gustave Ehret
Nantasket Becomes Hub for Visitors and Excursion to Worcester
A pleasant Nantasket day drew many families and social groups to Reeves American beach at Hotel Nantasket for concerts and beach attractions. The Boston and Albany railroad will run an excursion train on Thursday to bring Worcester visitors to Nantasket.
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Nantasket
Reeves
American Beach
Hotel Nantasket
Boston and Albany Railroad
Worcester
Court panel finishes hearing on actor John McCullough
Philadelphia July 20 The commissioners appointed by the court to examine the mental condition of actor John McCullough concluded testimony today and adjourned until Wednesday when the jury will assess the evidence and render a verdict.
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Philadelphia
John McCullough
A Lovely Complexion Promised by Blood Purity
A column notes that facial beauty stems from the blood and recommends Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify the humors and improve complexion for sallow or blotchy skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Dorchester Avenue Grade Discussed by Boston Aldermen
The Boston Board of Aldermen met with Alderman Curtis presiding. Petitions for sewers in Leeds Street Harvard Street and John A. Andrew Street were presented. Dorchester Avenue grade and sewer assessment issues were debated, with Mayor O Brien urging detailed reports on 75 percent assessments and sewer finances.
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High Service
Dorchester Avenue
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Curtis
William P. Leavitt
Leeds Street
Adams Street
Hiram Orcutt
Harvard Street
Wales
Bernard Streets
W. R. Clark
Hamilton Avenue
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Washington Street
Euclid
Centre Streets
Hiram Cushman
Shepard Street
Washington
Union Streets
Robert Falconer
John A. Andrew Street
Newberne Street
Carolina Avenue
Said Avenue
Hart
Cutter
Corporation Counsel
City Hall
Dorchester
West Roxbury
Brighton
Hugh O’ Brien
L. B. Titus
Boston
Moonisland
Street Commission
Nathan Robbins
Charlestown
Causeway Streets
Timothy Horrigan
L. Frederick Rice
Solomon B. Stebbins
L. Foster Morse
Eighth Streets
South
Old Franklin
Elopement Plot Leads to Highland Historian’s Marriage
The case from San Francisco recounts George Finlay, the historian of ancient Greece and longtime Times Athens correspondent, marrying a Armenian girl after an attempted box ruse aboard an English yacht. The sister swapped places in the disguise, the brother arrived, and Finlay, facing a damaged betrothal, chose marriage to the compromised woman.
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San Francisco Alta
George Finlay
Greece
London Times
Athens
Finlay
Constantinople
Finley
Dakota Marriage By Swollen Creek Becomes Local Folklore
A St. Paul item reports A H H and S A Z wed near Elm Creek in Brown County Dakota on April 27 1881 with the justice on one side of the swollen creek and the couple on the other. The Aberdeen Pioneer notes the ceremony was valid despite crossing challenges. Dakota life is described as vigorous and earnest with strong ties to the American flag and local devotion.
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St. Paul
Brown County
Dakota
Elm Creek
Aberdeen Pioneer
Daota
West Shore Foreclosure Receivership Angles and Fast Train Feat
A New York Evening Post communication discusses the West Shore foreclosure. It details Judge Brown appointing receivers in 1884, Judge Daniels voiding that order, and bondholders endorsing Theodore Houston as a receiver. It also covers an 426 mile West Shore express run, with times and speeds, plus Chicago eastward shipments and court proceedings in the Mary Celeste case involving Parker Wendell and others.
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Theodore Houston
New York
West Shore
Buffalo
New York Evening Post
Supreme Court
Brown
United States Trust Company
Houston
Russell
Daniels
Russell and
Smith
G. J. Foreacre
Newark
Transphoi
F. H. Britton
Garrett
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio
G. W. Stevens
Peru
C. Sheehy
W. A. Knight
Detroit
Wabash
Charles Stiff
Great Western
Grand Trunk
East Buffalo
Weehawken
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Michigan Central
Lakes Shore
Woayrc
Pan Hangie
Csceass
Oudeo Hoee
EOE
Cas Saveranna
Philadelphia
South Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frank Thomson
Merion
Trunk Line Executive Committee
United States
Gilman C. Parker
Abraham Q. Wendell
Geo. W. Miller
Raphael Boris
Emile Boris
Sullivan A. Freeman
Knowles Freeman
Mary Celeste
New York Mutual Insurance Company
Commercial Mutual
Pheenix Mutual of
Brooklyn
Wendell
Hayti
Capt. Parker
Parker
Charles Street
Jar
H. J. Boardman
H. Tyng
Parker, Wendell & Freemans
P. Cummings
Miller
N. Morse
E. W. Hutchins
Boris
Jacob A. Knapp
Haiti
Bass
Nova Scotia
Freeman
New Hampshire Health Board Reports Births and Deaths for Year
Concord July 20 The fourth annual health board report shows 6247 births, 3198 males 2946 females, 50 twins, 13 colored births, with 3292 marriages and 315 divorces. Mortality reached 6194 with leading causes listed: consumption 868, heart disease 483, old age 450, pneumonia 436, typhoid 151, diphtheria 110, Bright's disease 107.
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Ite
Concord
N. H
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Rockine’ In
Stratford
Belknap
Carton
Merrimac
Hillsboroughoo
Cheshire
Sullivan
Grafton
Coos
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph faces wire shortages
New York July 20. Assistant Manager McAllister says no improvement in the situation since Saturday. Western Union outages prevent replacements for cut lines, leaving limited connections east and west. Baltimore and Ohio and Postal lines have been cooperative, but no orders from headquarters yet.
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New York
McAllister
Bankers and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Boston
Albany
Buffalo
Pittsbur
Chicago
Providence
Hartford
Meriden
Utica
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Western Union
Baltimore
Japanese Industries Run In Small Workshops Across Japan
The Detroit Free Press notes Japan relies on tiny workshops with a possible water wheel aid to produce fans porcelain paper pigments and lacquers while mining and metallurgy remain modest despite centuries of practice. It highlights ancient hammered iron and bronze works as examples of Japan’s longstanding craft prowess.
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Detroit Free Press
Japan
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Sumac
H Tully & Co
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Franklin Rolfe & Co
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Hill
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Fulton St
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Alonzo H Sawyer
Badge
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THE
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M. Thayer
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James Brown
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Harry Barton
Barton
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Lucy Whitely
Eliza Wilson
Thomas Page
W. H. Nicholson
Thomas Coley
Samuel Taylor
J. x. Pilkington
A. Widerqeist
A.S. Richards & CO
Reade Street
Samuel Bunting
Market St
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
BR. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
State Street
Exchange Place
Pemizewassét Valley RR
Co. Do State National Bank
Do Amory
Cere National Bank of Commerce
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Naumkeag
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Lamson Cash Railway Co
Waltham Gas Light Co
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
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Palmer, Mass
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Eee
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Thomas F Mason
Daniel N Slanton
New York City
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Horatio Harris & GG
Porcevera
Fiske’s Wharf
Albert Howe
Warren Avenue
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Jerome 8. MacDonald
Washington St
Probate
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Dennis Sullivan
Hudson Street
South Cove Corporation
Suffolk
Catherine E. Sullivan
Tate
Robert Wright
Gilman Sargent
County of
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Ebenezer Curtice
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Decatur Street
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Sylvia J. Cheney
Lakeside
John W. Chickering
Main Street
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Garden
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Notary
J. Winnett & CO
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Devonshire Street
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