Money Market Report from Boston on July 21
The money market remains quiet and steady with banks and outside parties discounting good mercantile paper for customers at 6 to 6.5 percent. Loans on call with collateral security fetch about the same. Miscellaneous paper discounts at 7 to 8 percent. Note brokers transact at 6 percent and up. Country banks hold firm at 6 to 7 percent for local paper. Clearing house balances at 5 percent. Gross exchanges total $9,477,027 with balances of $1,029,776. New York funds range from par to 12 cents discount per $1000.
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New York Markets End Quiet After Late Rally
July 21 reports show a quiet session with stocks steady after morning declines. Lackawanna led losses, slipping to 110 while Pacific Mail traded ex-dividend at 4 1 4. market recovered briefly after delivery hour but failed to sustain gains. Trading volume reached 161,200 shares with mixed activity in rail and mining issues.
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Pacific Mail
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Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Union Pacife
Grain and Cotton Markets Sentiment Across Regions
Western grain markets soften while crop reports are mixed with washouts in Kansas and Nebraska. Southern cotton crops show progress, Europe reports good yields if mild frost remains absent, India may face famine without rain. Petroleum dips on big gushers, sugar and molasses bid activity. first-hand stocks thin, funds wary as loadings of wheat and corn cars noted.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Europe
India
Market notes and grain prices drift with uneven demand
Commodities report shows corn and oats steadiness with firm bids on high grades while demand remains muted. Elevators report a drop of about 100,000 bushels in corn stocks. oats and rye steady to higher with No 2 white oats around 41⅔ cents. Butter and eggs hold modest gains as receipts vary. pork, lard, and beef see mixed movements across Chicago, Milwaukee, and New York markets amid thin activity and careful selling.
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Joint Executive Committee
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Chattanooga
Cotton Market Summary and U.S. Receipts
Cotton prices across regions show steady to firm tones. New Orleans middling stands around 11 14 cents, with various grades firm. New York futures opened dull and closed unchanged, while Liverpool reports firmer demand and prices in the 6 16 64 pence range. Receipts, shipments, and stocks at major ports are detailed, with aggregate U.S. port net receipts at 534 to 931 bales and total stocks around 252,023 bales.
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United States
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Totals of Staple Receipts July 21 1884 and 1883
A read table lists shipments of staple goods with 1884 and 1883 figures for items such as cotton wool butter flour cheese eggs corn meal oats wheat malt hay straw tallow leather beef lard hides tea skins coffee sugar pelts molasses and associated quantities in bales sacks cwt and other units. The record compares year over year receipts across numerous commodities.
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Rolle
Boston and Albany Railroad
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New York and New England Railroad
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Cora Lumber
Lowell Railroad
Foreign Markets Summary from London and Liverpool
Financials show US bonds listed with gains and various rail stocks. London commodity prices for wheat and corn rise modestly with firm breadstuffs, while pork bacon and cheese hold steady. weather in England is wet. Market reports note cargo wheat firm and Mark Lane prices steady, with French markets quiet and farmers delivering 30,000 to 35,000 quarters of wheat in the past week.
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London
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Merchant’s Exchange
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Paris
England
Shipping freight list from multiple ports in 19th century trade
A bulleted freight summary shows arrivals and cargo across Boston Savannah Glasgow Palermo Ponce Havana Port Antonio and other ports. Goods include bales hides wool cotton moise lumber paper stock rosin spirits melons cucumbers crates crates and crates of various produce, crates of melons, and numerous ships named Gate City Austrian Cervin River Clyde and River Clyde. Named firms include Bernd Bros Barry Thayer J Bigelow J A & W Bird Bourne Chapin Farnum Leonard Clark Stetson Moseley Walworth Phip Williams Despatch Transport Co. and many others.
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Blake & Ripley
Billings & Eaton
Chapin & Co
Chapin & Co—17 Baleshemp G K Crusee—10 Cases Cigars Charles Paton
Bleakie & Co
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Rosin
Patch & Roberts
Moise
George S Peters & Co
Rednick & Co
Richardson & Dennie
Rogers & Co
Severance & Co
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Snow & Co
Sands & Co
Stetson, Moseley & Co
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Walworth Manus Co
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Williams
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Scot
Gustaf Lundberg
Franklin Rolfe & Co
Phelps Bros & Co
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la Scala
Mirto & Speciale
H Hardy & Co
William Worthington & Co
As& J Brown & Co
S$ Pierce & Co
RG Norris & Co
Ponce
Sugar Brown Bros & Co
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
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City of Alexandria
New York
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Samuel
Boston
Port Antonio
Jam
Seaverns & Co
Global commodity listing Cuba to West Coast Africa
A dense, fragmented inventory-style digest listing commodities by country and region including sugar, molasses, rubber, wool, dry goods, and manufactured items. Highlights include Cuba, Jamaica, Argentina, Haiti, Barbados, Belgium, Scotland, Germany, Italy, and colonial territories with assorted prices and quantities.
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McRae
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Italy
Buewood
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Maritime cargo shipment listings from three ports
From Liverpool Bavarian to Yarmouth Secret and Arichat Willimette and St John Mello, mixed goods including beef, flour, meat, lard, tobacco, leather, hardware, and lumber are recorded with quantities. The items span cases, bbls, boxes, bags, and feet of lumber, reflecting routine commercial imports and exports.
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Value by Countries and Commodities for Week Ending Ju 18
A structured list showing values across numerous goods from agricultural products to manufactured items. The table includes numerous entries such as Lumber, Tobacco, Coffee, Cotton, Sugar, Drugs, and Machines. It also lists country values by region including Newfoundland and Labrador, British West Indies, Africa, Australasia, and multiple other territories.
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Trhow
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Denver and Rio Grande receiver Jackson praised by Colorado paper
The Lesdyille Herald lauds Mr. Jackson as a typical Coloradoan and the right choice to recover the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. It traces his career from 1871 as treasurer and secretary in Colorado Springs, through VP and general manager roles, to bank president and major El Paso County property owner. It notes the huge task ahead to repair past errors, win back rivals, and restore the railroad as a paying ally to big interests, including the Colorado Coal and Iron Co. and others.
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Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado Springs
Chester County
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
el Paso
Colorado
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Order of Railway Conductors
Pythian Hall
Boston
C. S. Wheaton
Elmira
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T. 5. Richardson
New Hampshire Lake Shore
Laconia
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Lake Shore
C. A. Busiel
Frank Edgerly
C. A. Bussel
Stilson Hutchins
Williams
Moulton
Court Records From Judge Barker Docket
In a court record before Judge Barker, larceny received 60 days in common jail for the defendant. Nellie Chase idle and disorderly placed on probation. Daniel Mullen guilty to assault and battery sentence deferred. Olga Anderson idle and disorderly sentence deferred. Wm E Knapton pleaded nolo contendere neglect to support a minor placed on probation. Lucy M Johnson guilty keeping a house of ill fame fined 100 dollars and costs. Michael I Scanlon forgery eight months house of correction. Margaret Brown narcety two years house of correction.
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William F. Whittredge
Nellie Chase
Daniel Mullen
Olga Anderson
Wme F. Knapton
Lucy M. Johnson
Michael I. Scanlon
House of Correction
Margaret Brown
Wills admitted to probate and administrations granted
Before Judge McKim the wills of Phillip A. Cunningham Sally Ripley Ames Galvin Mary Dunn John McGuckian and Mary Land were admitted to probate. Letters of administration were issued for Roger McTamney Samuel Ingalls Elisha Child William T Thacher Hannah D Pearce Andrew E Farrar Mathias Kramer Bridget A Hurley Elizabeth G Harvey George Boynton Margaret Buckley Jane Classon Jane McGuckian Bill Burrill Isaac Butts and Sarah Mountfort. Special administration was taken out on the estate of William T Hall.
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Sally Ripley
Ames Galvin
Mary Dunn
John McGuckian
Mary Land
Roger McTamney
Samuel Ingalls
Elisha Child
William T. Thacher
Hannah D. Pearce
Andrew E. Farrar
Mathias Kramer
Bridget A. Hurley
Elizabeth G. Harvey
George Boynton
Margaret Buckley
Jane Classon
Jane McGuckian
Bill Burrill
Isaac Butt
Trials and fines from Roxbury and East Boston courts
In Roxbury court William McClure paid 955 dollars for malicious mischief. Patrick Kerrigan was fined 10 dollars and costs for assault on James P. Tripp. Michael Campbell sent to the house of industry for six months on a third drunkenness conviction. In East Boston Charles Mclaughlin bound over in 500 dollars for breaking and entering John Solari residence and larceny of 15 dollars’ property. John H Higgins fined 15 dollars and costs for keeping an unlicensed dog, appealed and held in 100 dollars bonds.
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Glarceny
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Mary Gleason
Catherine Nelson
James Hickey
Lewis A. Burke
Mary Listen
Mary Murphy
Joseph Wilson
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Patrick Lally
Jeremiah McCarthy
Jeremiah Ryan
Dorchester Avenue
Patrick Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan
Margaret Hearn
William McClure
Roxbury
Patrick Kerrigan
James P. Tripp
Michael Campbell
Charles Mclaughlin
John Solari
Bremen Street
John H. Higgins
St Louis iron works seeks receiver amid widespread suspensions
Reports from St Louis indicate the St Louis iron works has failed and seeks a receiver. Capital stock stands at 1 million dollars. Tucker Hammond & Co jobbers suspend and assign to William B Brown treasurer of Boston Water Power Co. Liabilities exceed 100 thousand. assets nominally equal. Causes are weak business mood and slow convictions. The firm plans stock-taking and a later statement hoping to pay in full with extension. Creditors express sympathy.
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Chauncey Street
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Hanover Street
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West Street
Harmon Spruance
Chicago
Scofield & Cooper
Ovid, Mich
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Fourth Annual Meeting of Marblehead Sea Serpent Club
The Sea Serpent club of Marblehead held its fourth annual meeting with unusually full attendance. Guests included Sam Roads Jr Isaac Atkins Geo Brown Esq and many others from Marblehead Boston Beverly and beyond. The day featured a humorous episode as a would be serpent impersonator failed to fool the club while the real sea serpent was sighted offshore. The Boston delegation drew admiring glances from the ladies aboard the return train.
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Sam Roads, Jr
Isaac Atkins
Geo. Brown, Esq
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C. H. Hoyt
Boston
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J. B. Mason
McLaughlin
Street Improvements and Sewer Contracts Across Boston Area
Petitions filed for acceptance of Fruit street court and Tuckerman street in Washington Village along with extensions of German street West Roxbury to Centre street and Lucas street. Notices planned to extend Geneva avenue and Charles street. Sewer contracts awarded to O Connel, Putterell & Killian, and others for Dorchester Roxbury and South Boston projects with amounts ranging from 346 75 to 675 dollars.
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