Money Market and Stocks Show Mixed Boston Activity
Boston money market remains quiet with rates for mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent and miscellaneous at 6 to 7 percent. Clearing house balances run 3 percent, with total exchanges near 7.96 million. Union Pacific weak at 41 after early gains, Denver-adjacent boom chatter buoying some rails, and New England Telephone posting a June net gain of 229 subscribers to 18,437 with 28,282 extra-territorial messages.
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Boston
Mercantile
New York
Brokers’ Board
Atchison
Union Pacific
Denver
Adams
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Marquette, Houghton and
Ontonagon
Flint
Pere Marquette
Albany
Maine
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Eastern
Mexican Central
Barr
Diaz
Louisville and Nashvill Railroad
Messrs. C. €. Baldwin
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
S. F. Ryan
John E. Green
F. W. Foote
J. D. Probst
Exstein Norton
J.B. Wilder
Louisville and Cincinnati Railroad
J. H. Lyndenberger
Merchants’ Bank of Louisville
J. S. Rogers
W.F. Whitehouse
M. R. Clark
E. H. Green
W. C. Hall
George Washington
T. D. Carley
W. S. Carley
New England
New York Financial Market Summary July Report
New York money ease at 1 to 2 percent on call with prime mercantile paper near 4 1 4 to 4 1 2 percent. Bonds firm, railways steady, stocks briefly strong before late selling, then partial rebound. Major issues such as Union Pacific Northwestern Lackawanna Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific and New York Central rallied, then eased. close firm with mixed gains. Volume 320,400 shares. notable names listed among advancing and declining issues.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Louisville
Nashville
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Pacific Mail
Texas Pacifica
Western Union
Nashvulle
Russian crop reports hint at large harvest yield
Wages cut again in cotton mills with Wamsutta mills announcing a six cent per cut reduction in weaving standard goods. Commercial Exchange notes 51 car shipments including No 2 red W wheat and steamer yellow corn among others. New York Commercial Bulletin reports sporadic demand and cautious buyers with prints, dress goods, wool flannels, and some foreign textiles showing activity.
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Wamsutta
Commercial Exchange
New York Commercial Bulletin
Butter Cheese and Eggs Market Report
Butter receipts 4077 tubs plus stock on hand show firm demand for fancy northern and western creameries at 21c, 19-20c, and 17-18c for lower grades. Cheese receipts 367 boxes with strong northern factory sales at 9 9 1/4c and firmer eastern markets. Eggs firm for choice Maine and Canadian grades around 21c to 20c, with weaker stock. Pork lard and hams vary by region with mixed price movement, while hogs and beef show mixed trends in Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and St Louis markets. Cattle and sheep show weak to moderate demand with varied pricing across grades.
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Ind
St Land
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York
St Louis
Bis City Mills
Minnesota
Southern
Toledo
Franklin County
Western Creamery
State Creamery
Choice Western
Liverpool
Maine
Cape
Vermont
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Cmeugo—Park
Cincinnati
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
South America
Union
Texans
Texas
Princi
Taliow
Abeen
Bacon
Eeenee Oeevers
Foreign Marehths. London July 29 Financial Market Roundup
A London market report shows Consols at 100 13 16% and various railway and industrial shares trading mixed. Western and Atlantic firsts around 37 14, Erie 15 1 4, New York Central 11 1 4, Illinois Central 13 0 14, Reading 14 1 4, Mexican 3 7 4, Canadian Pacific 4 8, with beerbohm noting firmer wheat and steady corn. Liverpool prices list winter wheat 7s 8d, spring 7s 7d, California 7s 9d, club 7s 8d, and provisions with pork at 7 3 3, bacon 41s 6d. Receipts show 101,000 centals wheat, 74,000 from America, 39,600 corn. breadstuffs firm and in fair demand.
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London
Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
Milwaukee
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Paris
England
California
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Prices of Store Cattle and Sheep and Lambs
A catalog of livestock prices listing Farrow cows Fancy cows and Working oxen with price ranges. Mildh cows and calves Yearlings two years old and three years old priced in varying amounts. Western fat swine live price per unit and northern dressed hogs noted. Stores wholesale and retail prices appear blank. Prices of Sheep and Lambs referenced.
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N. B
Bofton and Albany
Brighton
Insolvency wave hits Boston and beyond with multiple assign ments
Numerous Boston firms including Simon S Rankin and George F Wallis & Co. assign to George R Fowler amid about 6000 dollars in liabilities and 3000 in assets. Other insolvent or attached concerns span Springfield Boothbay Berlin Falls New York and Philadelphia with substantial creditor claims and receivers named. The commercial bank of Brazil suspends with large liabilities and a school fund involved, while various small firms in Indiana Texas Wisconsin and Minnesota face liquidations and receiverships.
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Andrew Jackson
Boston
Simon S. Rankin
George F. Wallis & Co
Summer Street
George R. Fowler
Henry S. Lewis
Boots and Shoes
Springfield
Mass
Lewis & Fossett
Boothbay
Forest Fibre Company of
Berlin Falls
Berlin
N. H
Rudd Bros
Tobacconists
New York City
George Rudd, Sr
Erthasaenger
New York
Silas G. Levy
Erie Preserving Company
William A. Winant
Patterson
N. J
John L. Harris
John H. Plumhoff
Commercial Bank of Brazil, Ind
Wiram Teker
Arthur Dillon
Clay County
Beepee Banking Company
Winslow Lanier & Co
Indiana
John P. Smith
Indianapolis Cracker Company
Frank Hamilton
E. J. Jones & Son
Morris, Minn
George Darling
Florence Furnace Company
Florence
Wis
Cherrie & Co
Chicago
Florence Company
Culbert Strong
Suffolk County Heal Estate
M.C. Warren & Co
William A. Burrill
John McCormack
Patrick Crane
Court Record Patents Clash Over Infringement And Royalties
The Pope Manufacturing company sues Overman Wheel company in a bid for a temporary injunction over bicycle and tricycle patents and a royalty contract later canceled on May 9. Evidence shows few machines ready, so injunction denied. H D Hyde and C E Pratt for complainants. Charles Robinson and White for defendants. A separate Lightball Cable Tramway case in Bristol county seeks to restrain transfers of tramway patents with injunction granted. George W Searle for complainant. C C Read for defendant.
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Pope Manufacturing Company
Overman Wheel Company
H. D. Hyde
C. E. Pratt
Chas. Robinson
White
Chicopee
Lightball Cable Tramway Company
George, Mellen Et al
Bristol County
District of Columbia
Fall River
Lighthall
Mellen
Massachusetts
George W. Searle
C. C. Read
City of Boston Hackney Carriage Rules Adopted 1884
Boston police board adopts rules governing hackney carriages from July 31 1884. Sets license issuance stands marking numbers on carriages and cab definitions, fare scales by city section and penalties for violations including license forfeiture. Rules cover license records vehicle numbering and operator conduct.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Board OF Aldermen
Wills Probate and Administrations Listed in Court
The wills of Susan Onall Francis A Onall Peter Strauss Solomon G Strong Anne M H Hull Joseph H Clinch Elizabeth Ludden Mary E Davis Harriet J Lombard James F Lynch Elizabeth A Whitehouse Daniel C Brown and Joseph W Coburn were probated. Letters of administration were taken out on the estates of Ann Riley James Gibbons John Gibbs Prudence A King Catherine A Murray Ade line M Fox Harriet Tyler Frank Wells Mary A Brown Edward Connor Isabella Carty Augusta H Lesure Francis N Belcher Abiel Gove Oscar B Buttles and William H Smith.
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Susan Onall
Francis A. Onall
Peter Strauss
Solomon G. Strong
Anne M. H. Hull
Joseph H. Clinch
Elizabeth Ludden
Mary E. Davis
Harriet J. Lombard
James F. Lynch
Elizabeth A. Whitehouse
Daniel C. Brown
Joseph W. Coburn
Ann Riley James Gibbons
John Gibbs
Prudence A. King
Catherine A. Murray
Adeline M. Fox
Harriet Tyler
Frank Wells
Mary A. Brown
Edward Connor
Isabella Carty
Augusta H. Lesure
Francis N. Belcher
Abiel Gove
Oscar B. Buttles
William H. Smith
Municipal Courts July 239 Violations and Sentences
In Central Court Judge Churchill fines and sentences include Frank Rhode for breaking glass at 12 Pitts Street, $10 and costs. Edward Sweeney four months for assault and battery. John Matthews and Alfonso Forsetta six months for sidewalk loitering. John Drummond $10 fare evasion. Oliver Haley six months for drunkenness. James Lambert six months for vagabondage. Julia Ryan one year for drunkenness. Timothy Hogan six months for vagabondage. Henry Lyman alias Gedney and Arthur Armington alias Brown four larcenies of butter worth $20 and half costs each. James Watson $100 bail on larceny. Minnie Lavaunt six months for keeping a house of ill fame. fined $100 and costs for liquor without license. In Bunker Hill Court Costello discharged and Flynn bound over for assault on Patrolman Chapman. In South Boston Court John O'Brien six months for assault and battery on wife and child, appealed and held in $300 bail.
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Churchill
Frank Rhode
Minnie Williams
Pitts Street
Edward M. Sweeney
House of Industry
John Matthews
Alfonzo Forsetta
John Drummond
Oliver Haley
James Lambert
Julia Ryan
Timothy Hogan
Henry Lyman
John Gedney
Arthur A. Armington
Wiliam H. Brown
Boston and Maine Railroad
James Watson
Minnie Lavaunt
Lyman Street
House of Correction
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Peter Costello
Michael Flynn
Chapman
Costello
Flynn
South
Boston
John O’brien
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