Money Matters Quiet End To Week In Banking Market
The week closes with a firm quiet money market as banks discount mercantile paper around 6 to 7 percent. Collateral loans run 6 to 7 percent while corporation paper trades about 4 to 4 1/2 percent. New York funds show 10 to 12 percent with discounts on 1,000 at 17 cents. Exchange totals reach 10.4 million in cash and 912 thousand in balances. weekly gross exchanges total 67.34 million with 7.01 million balances.
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Mercantile
Cailloans Ith
D Corporation
Rannum
New York
Oss
Lances
United
Perch
Oston
Chicago
Inc
Hiladelphia
J. Louis
Altimore
Francisco
Incinnati
Orleans
Artford
Pringfield
Orcester
OTIA
Owell
Cco
Emphis
Vyacusc
N.Y
Amory
Appleton
Boston
Franklin
Great Falls
Laconia
Lawrence
Pacific
Salmon Falls
Washington
York
Amoskeag
Naumkeag
Border City
Sagamore
Fall River
Chace
Globe Yarn
Laurel Lake
Me Mechanics
Union
Atlantic
Blackstone
Eliot
New England
North
State
Market
Suffolk
Third National
National
Chelsea
Lechmere
East Cambridge
Warren
Peabody
South Danvers
Prime Mercantile
Barsilvyer
Atlantic and Pacific
East Tennessee
Jersey Midland
Kansas
Texas
Denver
Rio Grande
Canada Southern
New York Central
Jersey Central Northern Pacific
Wab
Richmond
Danville
West Point
Pacific Mail
East Tennesee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
San Francisco
Jersey Central
Robinson Consolidated
Consolidated Virginia
The
Stock Exchange
Oe Pti
CR BR
Hist
Lo’st
Canaan Southern
Central
le Peta
Deaver & Rio G
Stuedee Han
Dividends Declared by Several Rail and Gas Companies
The Dorchester Gaslight company declares a dividend of 3 per share payable that. The Iowa Railroad Land company pays 2 per share on August 1. Terre Haute and Indianapolis railroad declares a semi annual dividend of 4 percent payable August 1. Cedar Rapids and Missouri River railroad declares 150 per share on common and 350 on preferred stock, due August 1.
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Dorchester Gaslight Company
Iowa Railroad Land Company
Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Company
Cedar Rapids and
Cincinnati, Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Packer
Vanderbilt- Gowen
Fanshawe
Tost
Messrs. Gowen
Acker
Richardson Hill Co Stock House Seeks Orders in Boston
Orders in stocks and ponds promptly executed at the Boston and New York stock boards by Richardson Hill Company private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all the stock markets available at their office No 40 Water street.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Eddy
Mason
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
Washington
Preferred MINING STOCKS report fragment
The fragment references mining stocks including Sierra Nevada and Horn Silver with figures unclear. mentions Father de Smet and a listing style common to stock notices with prices shown as £ 00 and trailing digits obscured.
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Father de Smet
Sierra Nevada
Liverpool cheese and butter market report
Liverpool cheese at 52s per cwt with a sixpence advance. butter quiet and cheese dull, eggs firm in western markets. New York and Boston exchanges show weak trade, with large weekly receipts for butter cheese and eggs. Chicago reports repairs and a strike affecting quotations. Steamer DH Miller bound for Norfolk carries potatoes watermelons peas and other produce.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
Chicago
Boston Produce Exchange
DH Miller
Norfolk
Vermont
Market Updates on Flour, Corn Meal and Grain Trade
Flour prices hold firm while trade remains dull across regions. Corn remains firmer with small stock and variable grades, oats and mill feeds quoted. butter and eggs steady to rising. cottonseed meal and beans show steady demand. Provisions mix. pork, lard and beef prices described with mixed movement. Wide ranges across vegetables, fruits, and dairy items reflect seasonal supply and regional variation.
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Chicago
Atlantic Trade Returns Aboard Multiple Vessels
Halifax to Charlottetown and ports including Cayenne Summerside and Bay of Islands report cargoes. Worcester steamer cargo lists show hardware, tea, tobacco, flour, oats, pork, beef, butter, lard, coffee, dyes, nails, glassware, and more with quantities ranging from single packages to hundreds, plus schooners Threse F Richard and Acara bring cornmeal flour and oil.
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Halifax
Cayenne
Threse
Summerside
Pei
Richard
Bay OF Islands
N F
Fredericton
N B
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroad and Sea
A long list of commodities delivered by various railroads and by sea, including Lowell with wool and flour, Maine with eggs and lumber, Fitehle with wool and lard, and others, detailing bales, bushels, cases, boxes, and cars of goods such as wool, flour, corn, bran, butter, cheese, leather, hides, hay, lumber, and more, with numerous quantities and packaging units. The records cover multiple railroads and a sea delivery, reflecting broad distribution of staples like wool, flour, corn, and hides across regions. Corporate names and port terms appear throughout, indicating freight movement and inventory volumes.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitehle Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Bates Wool
Rand Junction Railroad
Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Qld Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Casey
Total Receipts of Staple Products July 21
Totals for principal staples at this vertione from all shipment points, including commodities in transit, are reported compared with the corresponding period previously. The table presents nationwide receipts by commodity and origin.
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grains report
Cotton markets across Galveston New Orleans Augusta Baltimore Savannah Norfolk and other hubs show dull to steady tones with mid to upper 9 16c for cotton and varied receipts and shipments. New York and Chicago summaries highlight steady to mixed wheat and corn futures, with exports strong in some regions and prices fluctuating around the market normals.
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Eoccce Suly
Bales
Galveston
NEW Orleate
Cerknee
Coastwikt
E. Cersvece
Baltimore
Janet Attet
Savannah
Ceeveves
Ceses
Eam Orfolk
Soscugebtamantas
SUOCK
Vei
OBILE
BMIES
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Saedighcascetes
New York
Eccesesees Veces
Cbs Ovences
ST Louis
Wilming
TON
Derborne
Charleston
Consolidatio
Louisville
Daintyorts
BOK
Cate
Ingea
Wheat and Corn Prices and Cargo Reports from Liverpool
Floating cargoes of wheat and corn show firmer markets as passage cargoes rise in price. Red wheat steady near 9s 1d to 9s 4d, corn firm. Liverpool rates listed, weather unsettled. Cotton market flat in Liverpool with 4,000 bales traded. Havana sugar market shows slight rise midweek before quiet. Receipts of corn over three days reach 23,000 centais.
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Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Corvata
New York
Liverpool
Beerbohm
Liverpol
England
Rio
Lomantes
Uplands
Orleans
Eceipts
Commodities in Havana Warehouses and Weekly Trade Totals
The report lists stocks in Havana and Matanzas: 50 600 boxes 129 000 bags and 79 000 hhds. Receipts this week 899 boxes 820 bags 1 460 hhds. Exports 500 boxes 100 bags 7 900 hhds, with 100 boxes and all hhds sent to the United States. Molasses nominal. Freight market notes vessels in port chartered, no new demand. Gold exchange firm with a 9 94 cents premium and 10 10?ge premium for short sight.
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New York
Gotton Steadier
New Orleans
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
City
Delaware
Milwaukee
Rangoon
United
Rosin
Pune
City Extra India
Continent
South America
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Chicago
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Court record shows patent dispute over waxed paper process
United States Circuit Court heard July 21 before Judge Lowell in Hammerschlag Manufacturing versus F Wood et al. alleging original invention of paraffin wax paper process and machinery. Preliminary injunction sought to stop alleged infringements. defense contends no patent infringement. Hearing pending.
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United States Circuit Court
Lowell
Hammerschlag Manufacturing Company
Roscoe Conkling
Lewis W. Frost
New York
George E. Betton
Municipal Courts July 21 Fines and Bonds Across Districts
In central court Judge McCafferty fines Edward Doherty and Daniel Murphy ten dollars plus half costs for mutual assault. Annie Morrissey gets one year in Sherborn women’s prison. Jordan Chambers fined twenty dollars plus costs for assault. George Babin ten dollars and costs. Daniel S. Brigham held $500 for embezzlement case. Robert Splain fined ten dollars and costs. Issac S. Vail held $400 for trial upstairs after court declined jurisdiction on vagabond charge. Roxbury: Eugene Aubrey fifty dollars and costs for screen law violation. John McManfemy ten dollars and costs for assault. Charlestown: John Doyle held $200 to keep the peace six months after assault on his sister. South Boston: Kenneth McDonald fined sixteen dollars and costs for larceny. John Nash fined ten dollars and costs for assault. Christopher D Flood pleads guilty to assault and battery. bonds of $1,000 set for July 25 sentence. Mece Baker assault case continued to July 23. Bernard MecMaugh assault case continued to July 28.
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Central Court
McCafferty
Edward Doherty
Daniel Murphy
Annie Morrissey
Sherborn
Jordan Chambers
George Babin
Daniel S. Brigham
Robert Splain
Issac S. Vail
Vail
Roxbury
Eugene Aubrey
John McManfemy
Charlestown
John Doyle
South Boston
Kenneth McDonald
John Nash
Christopher D. Flood
Mece Baker
Bernard MecMaugh
Sanitary actions and licenses in city notes
The police commissioners granted a liquor license to John L. Sullivan at 387 First Street South Boston. Several city repairs and personnel moves are noted, including a basement storage area for inspectors, a baseball injury sidelining Councilman Quigley, and sewer and land sale bids. Public baths debate and park improvements are mentioned alongside a misbound auditor’s report. The Albany Swett East Chester sale saw multiple lots sold to Driscoll Barron Tufts.
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John L. Sullivan
First Street
Boston
Daniel E. Curran
Division 5
City Hall
Charles F. Quigley
The
Board of Health
James
Tobey
James H. Hughes
West Roxbury
Charles River
Highlands
Roxbury Park
Albany Street
Swett Street
East Chester Park
Albany
Swett Streets
Cornelius P. Driscoll
Insolvent Firms and Liabilities Hit Various Trades
The list covers multiple businesses facing insolvency or suspension across the US and Canada. Notable names include George B. Clark and F. C. Butler grocers, J. Stewart provision dealer, L. Wing saw mill, Widmer & Bacon lumber dealers, Curtis & Co. printers, and Cogley firms in Boston and Cambridge. Total liabilities range from thousands to hundreds of thousands with several assets minimal or non existent. Some entities, like J. Stewart and Curtis & Co., expect insolvency settlements or extensions.
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George B. Clark
Malden
J. W. Morrill & Co
New York
John Stewart
Cambridge
L. Wing
Wingleton
Mich
Widmer & Bacon
Portland
F. C. Butler
Sumner Street
East
Boston
George W. Stowe
Ee Gunn
Curtis & Co
Mercantile and Label
Hawley Street
Harrison Avenue
Mr. Curtis
George W. Cogswell
General Merchandise
Essex
James Bingham
Hamburg
Woolbridge C. Cilsby
Boothbay
C.L. Baldwin & Co
Bennington
Georges. Armstrong
Lawrence
George Coyle & Sons
Norfolk Avenue
Dry Goods
Sullivan
Ind
Joseph Sampson & Son
Georgetown
8. C
Miles Sullivan
Moncton
N. B
Ashton, Coates & Co
Philadelphia
Opera and theater programs dominate Boston season lineup
Olivette continues at the Boston Museum next week with strong public interest as William Carleton strengthens summer musical forces. Prince Methusalem is dropped. Billee Taylor returns for a week and The Chimes of Normandy closes comic opera. Bijou Theatre caps its first season with Virginia revived starring Janet Edmondson. Oakland Garden features Mrs Partington and Marionettes while Boston Theatre presents The World in Chicago and plans Jalma for September with Eugene Tompkins directing a 50‑name cast.
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Boston Museum
William Carleton
Manager Field
Billee Taylor
Normandy
Bijou
Oca
Comic Opera
Virginia
Stephens and Solomon
Chicago
Eugene Tompkins
The Grand Trunk's New Service Revolutionizes Routes
The Grand Trunk Rail way reports summer preparations for full east west service via the Great Western division and Suspension Bridge and via Toronto and the St Lawrence route. Fast Chicago New York trains connect at Suspension Bridge with New York Central and Erie lines. Through lines extend to New England points via Toronto Montreal and Ontario.
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Grand Trunk Railway Company
East
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Main Line
St. Lawrence
Chicago
New York
New York Central
Erie
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White Mountains
Boston
New England
Chi
Canada
Chicago and
Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific
Baltimore and
Chioo
Auburn Junction
The Empire State Excursion Boat Popular on Our Waters
The favorite excursion boat is crowded with passengers this morning as fishing prizes await the largest codfish. Moonlight trips conclude tonight with a large crowd aboard, and the Salem Light Infantry has chartered the steamer for Tuesday with a Wednesday trip to Province Town.
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Salem Light Infantry
Provincetown
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