Boston Post Stock Market Halt and Mixed Bank Ledger
Boston market pauses with slight reaction amid a favorable bank statement. Money is steady with bank loans at 5 to 6 percent, general paper at 6 to 7 percent, and call loans at 5 to 6 percent. The Boston bank weekly statement shows a large reserve surplus and higher deposits, with gains in excess reserve and steady foreign exchange.
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New York Financial Market Headlines July Turn Amid Bearish Pressure
New York financial conditions show a mixed close after a day of steady to lower prices. Stocks weaken with notable declines in Missouri Pacific and New York Central, while late rallying moves and a bear failure dampen sentiment. Trading volume totals 283,600 shares with diverse minor entries across rail, industrials, and mining listings.
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Sandusky
Cleveland
Louyer
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Louisiana
Missouri River
Old Colony
New York
New England
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Maine
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Albany
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Sonora
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Bell
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Portage Lake Mining Gazette
Allonez
Ball
Huron
Prime Mercantile Paper
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New York Central
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St. Paul
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Lake Shore Lg
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Texas Pacific
Western Union
Texas crops face drought with hopeful wheat and cotton risk
The Galveston News reports drought plagues Texas crops with corn uncertain in many areas while wheat and small grains are abundant where planted. Cotton remains precarious, late and damaged by drought, with rains needed soon to avoid further loss. Egypt reports poor Nile cotton prospects. Ohio Indiana and Kentucky show good wheat, drought-affected corn. oats and tobacco mixed. woollen industry weak and wage cuts posted at Woonsocket mills.
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Egypt
Nile
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Woonsocket
Grain and market prices drift through daily Chicago session
August and September grain bids move from 38c to 44c on white No 2 and mixed lots as calls and closing bids show varied material tested by traders. Receipts and ship totals for Milwaukee St Louis New York and canal show mixed activity across dairy, meals, and flour products with butter cheese eggs firm to varied, while meat prices reflect steady to firmer trends in pork, lard, and hogs with cattle and sheep trading unevenly.
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Market Notes Across Ports Steady Prices Across Cities
Nominal at Augusta and Baltimore, Charleston and Galveston quiet. New Orleans and Savannah steady. Norfolk Philadelphia and Wilmington quiet. New York firm. Louisville firm. Other principal points dull. Prices unchanged.
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London and Liverpool Grain and Market Reports
London and Liverpool markets show wheat prices firm and corn steady. Report notes arrivals, farmer deliveries, and French crop prospects with weather in England being showery.
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Beerbohm
Merchant’s Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
England
Maritime cargo listings from global ports and consignors
A compact catalog of consignments and cargoes arriving at or departing from sea routes. Items include steamer and schooner cargoes like canvas, yarn, wool, iron wire, jute, bananas, pineapples, lobsters, log wood, cigars, fish, sugar, and salt. Named consignors, brokers, and ports span from Glasgow to Ponce and Mayaguez.
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Patrick Arkiay
Ron Wie
Brown Bros & Co
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Logwood Lyon, Dupuy & Co
I G_Curtis
B Forrest
Havana
British Empire
New York
Samuel
Toston London
Eng
Abbie
Bertaux
Margaretville
Elizabeth
W & Forrest
Mayaguez
Ailsa
Baring Bros & CO
Mayagues
Edith
Birds Sugar
R C Cushman & Co
Salt Day
Auburndale
Charles L Davenport
Port George
Windsor
Forrest
Purenico
J& J Locke
Jones & Co
Ponce
Jane Adeline
Bolds Sugar Standard Sugar Refinery
ATIGAS WEEK ENDING JULY 25 LISTS BY CATEGORIES
A catalog style record shows values by goods and countries for the week ending July 25. The entry lists items from breadstuffs to leather to lumber and furniture, with quantities and monetary totals. Also included are country totals for Nova Scotia Scotland Newfoundland and Labrad British West Indies Belgium United States of Colombia and others, summing to 1 388 610 dollars.
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Scotland
Belt Line suits spark farcical pursuit of Adams in Kansas City
A deputy U S marshal chased Charles Francis Adams for six hours across hills and clubs as two lawsuits near $250 000 unfold in federal court. The actions by S C Schaeffer aim to secure land for a Belt Line route around Kansas City and involve Boston interests. Adams eluded the marshal until papers were served at a club house. John O Grady of St Louis is to fast track the cases. The report also notes railway consolidations and traffic arrangements involving Boston and Lowell, Concord and Montreal, with expanded mileage and new lease terms.
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Missouri: Pacific Railway Company
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Missouri
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James F. Howe
St. Charles, Burlington and Omaha
Howe
New York
Court of Common Pleas
Charlies F. Mattlage
New York Elevated Railroad Company
Manhattan Railway Company
Mattlage
Warren Street
Greenwich Street
New Hampshire Railroad
N. H
Dow & Robertson
Northern Railroad
Smith
Supreme Court
Bee
Court Record: William Haynes Held for Trial in Silk Ad Scam
In U.S. Commissioners Court on July 28, William Haynes faced charges of advertising to defraud. Women testified they sent money for silk material but received only machine twist. He was held in 1000 for district court trial in the fall term. James B. Miller held in 500 for examination tomorrow for counterfeiting Mexican double coins.
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James B. Miller
Municipal Courts July 28 fines and sentences ID’d
Central court before Judge Churchill fines and costs for second and third drunks. Multiple defendants across Charlestown Dorchester South Boston and Highlands courts receive sentences including house of industry, reformatory, and bonds. Notable items include Catherine Lago nightwalker one year reformatory, and John Harrington larceny four months in house of industry.
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Churchill
William Sullivan
Margaret Good
Catherine Cortez
House of Correction
Thomas F. Casey
Blackstone Street
John Mortell
Peter J. Sullivan
Annie Gormley
House of Industry
John Casey
Michael McCarthy
Catherine Lago
Reformatory
George Morrison
John Harrington
John Saunders
Rachel A. Johnson
John Murphy
Nora Sl
Fitchburg
John Curlew
Margaret Donovan
Frank Melvin
Dorchester
Edward Murphy
Timothy F. Ryan
Charles H. Converse
Grand
Charles Connors
South
Boston
Thomas Finnigan
Wm. Gardner
Highlands Court
Catherine A. Sweeny
Henry Curry
George Guillin
Annual convention of American Bankers Association at Saratoga
General Financial notes the American Bankers Association will hold its annual convention in Saratoga Springs New York on August 13 and 14 Topics include the causes of recuperative strength of finance and commerce perils and safeguards of banking the banks relation to the treasury silver question foreign demand for securities exports and exchanges interest rate trends bank circulation bases growth of banks regional comparisons treasury gold and silver balance usury penalties bankruptcy safeguards trusts direct trade west to Europe banking methods bills of lading clearing houses post panic comparisons with past monetary events.
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Rules for hackney carriages govern licenses and markings
The document outlines Board of Police Commissioners rules on hackney carriage licenses, stands, and enforcement. It details license fees, stand assignments, record keeping, marking requirements, fare rules, passenger rights, and penalties for violations including license forfeiture and disqualification.
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City Sections Defined For Fare Rates And Boundaries
The document divides the city into sections A to D by lines through centers of streets and parks. It then lists hack fare rates for travel within the city, noting Section C as part of the fare determination. The instruction specifies rates until further orders, with Section C referenced but not detailed in this snippet.
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