Market Review Remains Steady Across Banks and Stocks
Piemney notes market steadiness with low rates and secure paper. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe shows strength, Denver and Rio Grande Western rail line updates, Boston and Lowell stock rising on favorable commentary. Copper market unchanged, Pullman Palace Car advance, and dividends noted for Quincy Mining.
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Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
New York State
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Union Pacific
New York
Gould
Boston
Summit
Wisconsin Central Common
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Oregon
Union Pacific Railway Company
Boston and
Lowell
Jeading
Northern
Concord
Montreal
Vermont
Thomases
Boston and Lowell
Lowell and Nashua Railroad
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
Pullman Palace
George M. Pullman
Mexican Central
Eastern
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
New England
Quincy Mining
Lake
Bell Telephone
Erie
London and Liverpool Market Roundup July 22 Trade News
London reports mixed commodity movements with wheat weak on passage and prices steady for corn. Liverpool notes hardening cotton prices and strong futures, plus rail and port market data for wheat, corn, provisions, and dairy. Includes rates for Consols and bonds, and UK import totals for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bestbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Michigan
Paris
United Kingdom
California
Orleans
Market closes with Jersey Central surge in New York shares
New York on July 22 sees Jersey Central lead a broad stock advance with Reading following. Strong activity in West Shore bonds and Western Union accompanies gains, while bond issues across the railroad sector rise. Analysts cite speculation tied to Baltimore and Ohio and Vanderbilt moves, with overall market liquidity improving and declines limited to a few issues.
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New York
Jersey Central
Philadelphia
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pullman Palace
Michigan Central
Grangers
Western Union
Lake Shore Railroad
West Shore
Pennsylvania
Central of New Jersey Firsts Consolidated
Norfolk and Western General
Oregon Transcontinental
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas City
Northern
Omaha
Green Bay
Winona
St. Paul
American Dock and Improvement Company
Southern Minnesota
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Gould
West Shore Bonds
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
New England
Atchison
Willerelong
Loday
Beech Creek
Jersey Shore
Gazzam
Alleghanies
Clearfield
Tyrone
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Lovejoy
Denver and Western
Toronto
Globe
Ravish Railway
Barings
London
Amsterdam
Charles Tupper
Wolverton and
Revelstoke
Glynn, Millis, Currie & Co
The
Gowen
Philadelphia and Reading Road
Europe
South Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Joseph Hickson
Grand Trunk Railway
Lansing
John Bell
Fe Grand Trunk
Hotel Vendome
Chicago Market Slips With Wheat Drop and Mixed Signals
The Boston Post despatch from Chicago July 22 reports wheat selling off sharply due to favorable weather and weak reports, with brief recoveries on put buying. Corn remains firm on strong cash demand, while provisions stay dull. cotton in New York shows signs of a corner, and commodity markets including hides, leather, and oils display mixed activity amid overall demand and large stock levels.
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Prince Edward Island
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Ohno
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
California
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Valencia
Citron
New
Turkey
Ats
Virginia
Messina
Palermo
Sicily
Aspinwall
Jamaica
Baracoa
Oats
Qualar
Chicago
Cotton Exchange
Uplands
Orleans
Maryland
Buffalo
Canada
State
United
City
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Memphis
ST Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Lu Ier and
Albany Railroad Company
Pullman Palace Car Company
Saratoga
Birmingham
Hoosac
Albany
New York Central Sleeping Car Company
Seward Webb
Sleeping Car Company
Boston and
Fall boot and shoe trade shows brisk activity this season
Manufacturers of boots and shoes report strong demand in calf boots slippers and low cuts with large orders and rising out of stock. Labor strikes disrupt production while rubber company shipments remain heavy. Weekly exports from New England reach 66,518 cases versus 64,162 last year, with year to date totals down 14,179 cases from 1884.
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New England
Havana to New York Steamer Saratoga Cargo Listing
A detailed ledger from the Havana to New York run lists JD and M Williams Boston as shippers of 10,000 cigars aboard the Saratoga. The Liverpool steamer Roman carries wool, bleaching powders, dyewood, soap, olives, and multiple listed goods from firms including Drexel, Morgan, and King. Numerous consignors such as Brown Bros & Co, J Pray Sons, Jordan Marsh, and H Atkins & Co provide varied merchandise like cardboard, leather, machinery, paper, and bulk chemicals, with quantities specified as hampers, cases, bales, and sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Mochux
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
Rio
Manila
Orddinary
Uplands
Gulf
St Domingo Logwood
Causuc
Gambier
Havana
Saratoga
New York
JD & M Williams
Liverpool
Eng
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Wool Bros & Co
King & Co
Boston Dyewood & Chemical Co
Abbott & Co
Haley & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Coleman
Mead & Co
Eariec Manus Co
Colt
Young & Sons
Caton Bros & Bixby
Jordan
Marsh & Co
Macallar
Parker & Co
Ps&gs
Stoddard & Kendall
Read & Sons
Gaskell
Burgess & Goddard
Howard, Bulough & Riley
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
AS & J Brown & Co
Neal & Morse
Baring Bros & Co
Shipping List Of Goods From Multiple Ports Records
A cargo sheet lists various items from St Pierre Mig renamed ports, including Eliza Cook schooner cargo with alcohol, beef, coffee, bacon, cereals, tobacco, nails, oars, oils, tea, and tools alongside Liverpool and Glasgow steamer cargoes, detailing quantities like crates, boxes, bags, tierces, and casks for large consignments and assorted commodities. The long inventory notes commodities such as flour, beef, pork, butter, rice, nails, rope, leather, lumber, fish, tobacco, and hardware, with destinations including Liverpool, Glasgow, Lunenburg, and Barbadoes.
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ST. Pierre
Mig
Eliza Cook
Liverpool
Eng
Palestine
Glasgow
Scot
Hibernian
Lunenburg
N.S
Clifford
Willie Freeman
Clara Leavitt
Moise
Demeraba B.G
Nelson Bartlett
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
S& Bates
Bogan Balusa
Fitchourg Heffold
Maine Railroad
Maine Aroad
Western Division
Lowell Railroad
Peabody, Salem
Thie Port Oma
Cattle Sales and Veal Prices Across Brighton and Boston Yards
Extensive listings from Brighton and Boston yards detail weights and prices for beef cattle, steers, cows, veal calves, and hogs. Notable items include 4-year-old steers and 2 oxen sold for dressing, Western steers averaging 1332 pounds at varying prices, veals sold around 130 pounds, and milch cows at several price points, with market movement described as sluggish yet steady for quality stock.
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O Donovan
Sandwich
N. H
N'Ertown
Averay
M C
W A Farnham
Morse
D McCarthy
Sloc
R E French, Jr
C P Burke
A S Moulton
Tige
B Sargent
W Ricker
F S Kimball
BS Hastings
N P Stone
Hathaway & Jackson
Brighton
Sbuyers
Boston
Albany
EH Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
Libby & Co
H Ingerson
Coombs & Farrar
Freeman & Wood
J S Henry
E F Adden
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
Dan Brown
Sige
Monroe
Mr Jackson
A Williamson
Samuel Noyes
Colebrook
J A Marshall
N.B
Boston and Albany
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Livestock Prices
Markets by Telegraph reports Boston Post pricing for cotton and live stock at Brighton and Watertown. It covers cattle sheep and hog totals, arrivals, interstate car counts, beef and store prices, dairy values, and veal calves. includes remarks on demand, western supplies, and ship exports with numerous regional drays and yard notes.
Court Record Involving Parker and Celeste Cargo Case
Before Judge Carpenter United States by Indictment versus Gilman C Parker and others. Masters and owners of the brig Celeste charged with conspiring to cast away and destroy the brig and cargo to fraudulently obtain insurance. Resumed and unfinished. Evidence in another column. Attorneys Morse Boardman Cummings Hutchins Tyng for defendants.
Supreme Court to hear Wesson vs. Massachusetts case
The court of three justices will convene on Tuesday September 29 to hear Wesson vs. commonwealth of Massachusetts. If time allows, the town of Medford vs. commonwealth of Massachusetts will also be tried, with the first case expected to take a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Town of
Medford
Superior Court acquits on fraudulent car ticket charge
July 22 before Judge Rockwell Lewis N. Connor was acquitted on uttering fraudulent car tickets Patrick F Reynolds pleaded guilty to a liquor charge was fined $100 and costs da Hooker pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was placed on probation Jurors were discharged for the term and will be recalled this morning Howard Cassel for embezzlement Pomeroy for assault on his wife with intent to kill and other cases awaiting sentence will be called
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis N. Connor
Patrick F.reynolds
da Hooker
Howard Cassel
Pomeroy
Central Court Holds Lynch In Exam For Attempted Rape
In the central court Judge Forsaith ordered Owen A. Lynch held for examination in $5000 on charges of attempting to rape a girl. Andrew and Alice Jackson received six months for running a house of ill repute. Foster Dean was fined 20 dollars and costs for keeping the Lord's day business.
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Central Court
Forsaith
Owen A. Lynch
Andrew
Alice Jackson
House of Industry
Foster Dean
East Boston
John J. Varney
Roxbury Court
Michael Rogers
Ned
Kate Newberger
Reformatory
Sherborn
Insolvency Hearings Open in Salem Court
In Salem insolvency court Judge Choate presided as first meetings occurred and assignees named for J B Baker millinery goods Middleboro and others including Thomas Kinnery Millbury and C F Copeland Brockton. Second and third meetings followed for several firms as attached assets and liabilities were reported along with attached cases in Bangor and Swanton.
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J.B. Baker
Middleboro
Mass
Thomas Kinnery
Millbury
Thomas Heap
Iona Mills
C. F. Copeland
Fancy Goods
Brockton
Salem
Choate
Wm. H. Vose
Lynn
Wm. F. Noonan
Alfred W. Belcher
Lawrence
Andrew C. Stone
Benjamin Robinson
Caldwell & Tozier
Peter Sim & Sons
George Lucy
Crocker & Brown
John Looney
George E. Lewis
George H
Milton Mills
N.H
Attached
Clay & Bowers
Manchester
N. H
A.A. Brooks
Swanton
A. L. Patro
W.N. Driess
Boots
Eminence
E. B. Thomas
Suffolk County
Linus M. Child
the Christian Society
Ellen E. Wells
Edwards
Rhodes
William English
James and
Mary Quirk
Mayor to Rule on Palmer Democrat Affiliation
Councilman John H. Lee charged Benjamin F. Palmer with being a Democrat after an exchange in the assessors office. Palmer denied the claim, struck Lee with a roll of paper, Alder man Donovan intervened, and a full hearing before the mayor was held with a decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
John H. Lee
Benjamin F. Palmer
Board of Assessors
Lee
Assessors
Mr. Lee
Mr. Palmer
Vermont and Boston Telegraph Directors Chosen
At the annual stockholders meeting in White River Junction Vermont the board selected Norvin Green as president and formed an executive committee with Thomas T. Eckert and Charles A. Tinker. Roswell H. Rochester was named secretary and treasurer. Directors include Norgin Green Thomas T. Eckert Charles A. Tinker R. H. Rochester George W Gates George W. Smith Thomas Roche Henry C. Sherman and Robert J. Kimball.
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White River Junction
Vermont and Boston Telegraph Company
Norgin Green
Thomas T. Eckert
Charles A. Tinker
Roswell H. Rochester
New York
Thomas Roche
Henry C. Sherman
Boston
George W. Gates
George W. Smith
Robert J. Kimball
West Randolph
Vermont
Norvin Green
R. H. Rochester
Meeting of republican state committee presided by Mr Beard
A noon Wednesday meeting of the republican state committee was held at headquarters with Mr Beard presiding and a vote to make the discussed decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Mr. Beard
Obituary notices from multiple towns July 19–21
Death notices list individuals from Badger Saxonville Cambridge Deerfield Andover Boston Wakefield Waterbury Newport Woburn including Nancy Badger Charles Burill Lucretia Bullard Mary Casey Ephraim Currier Joseph Emergon and Harold Rametti aged 4 years with details on dates and funeral arrangements for Joshua Seward and travel times from Boston to Woburn.
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Badger
Everett
Nancy Badger
Burill
Saxonville
Charles W Burill
Bullard
Cambridge
Lucretia Y D
Ata Bullard
Casey
South Goes
Mary L
Thomas Casey
Currier
Deerfield
Ephraim B
Andover
Joseph Emergon
Egen? Richards
Boston
Charles F Richards
Raddin
Wakefield
Lucy E Raddin
Rametti
Waterbury
Harold Winch
Frank J
Annie Ramett
Stavens
Newport
Henry L Stevens
Woburn
Joshua Seward
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