Money matters and stocks rally on bond aid and railroad bets
The market reports firmer day rates with loans at 3 percent and New York funds near par. Boston bank reserves rise by 204,428 with total surplus 868,571. Stocks show strength in Atlantic and Pacific and other rails, while Mexican Central falters and key directors reshuffle in Toledo and St. Louis reorganization plans.
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New York
Boston
Tomnorrow
New York Financial Market Summary June 4 Trading
New York reports steady money on call at 2%3% with prime mercantile loans 5 6%. Government and state bonds weaken and rail bonds vary. Stocks close weak after a volatile session led by coal shares. New Jersey Central and Reading finish higher. Trading volume 365,000 shares with notable quoters including Union Pacific, Reading, St. Paul and Wabash, and several district railroad issues.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Union Consolidated
Eureka Consolidated
Navajos
Sierra Grand
Atlantic and Pacific
Boston, Hartford and Erie
Texas and Pacific
Rio Grand Division
Kansas and
Texas General Mortgage
Kansas Pacific
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Stock Exchange A
St. Paul
Wabash
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Reading
New Jersey Central
Saturna
Ransactions
Stock Exchange
PT My Name
Hist
Lo’st
Canaan
Manhattan Elie
Memphis& C
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Dec
Dec. & E
Phila. & Reading
Milwaukee &St.p
St. P.& Omaha
Texas Pacific
Bile Union Pacific
Western Union
Trans.Co
Roch. & Pitts
Mutual Union
Tropical and Foreign Fruits and Cotton Market Report
Miscellaneous market notes show oranges scarce and bananas plentiful with varied prices. Sugar and molasses trade sits quiet with steady quotations. Cotton markets steady locally, with Liverpool and New York spot rates and futures showing mixed activity. port receipts and exports detailed for the period.
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Malaga
Manila
Lloilos
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Vast Cargo Lists From Honolulu Melbourne and Liverpool Imports
A lengthy ledger style shipment record from multiple ports details cargo items including kerosene oil, rosin, hardware, canned goods, machinery, and textiles. Notable consignments come from Honolulu Manila Singapore and Melbourne with numerous cases and bales, from Liverpool steamer cargoes of cotton, bacon, lard, and flour, plus other Atlantic and Canadian listings.
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Honolulu
Martha Davis
Cous Manila
Pius Tobacco
Melbourne
Australia
Alice Reed
Liverpool
Eng
Samaria
West Hartlepool
Golden Horn
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
Glasgow
Scot
Waldensian
Bella Barry
Sydney
S G Irwin
Port cargo list from Halifax and overseas trading ships
Halifax and other ports report complex cargo manifests for steamers and schooners. Named consignments include potatoes, hides, eggs, fish, lobsters, salves, and odds and ends from many firms such as American Net and Twine, Arthur & Co, and Delong & Seaman, with destinations including Halifax Nova Scotia Singapore Bermuda Rosario and Havana.
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Halifax
Worcester
Cege Arthur & Co
Allandale Co
Richard Baxter, Jr
Salnon Brown, Seavey & Co
Butler, Breed & Co
Moise M Burke
Sibbis
Bowles
E Cutler
Chapin Bros
JD Dewitt
Dame, Stoddard & Kendall
Ellis & Co
Greenough & Co
Hodsdon & Co
Herne
Haskins Bros
Haskins & Montague
Johnson
Amos Keyes
Lawrence
Mead
Morey
Money Market National Bank
John McKay
McKenzie
George C
Rockwell
Rockwell Bros
Russell & Co
Ring
Sanborn
Clements
Dudley & Co
Griffin & Co
G Hall & Co
Hilton Bros
Jones & Co
Randall
Waylor & Mayo
Oil Whitney Pousland & Co
Babee
Bennett Rand & Co
John S. Emery & Co
Farnham & Son
Suautell & Pratt
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending June 1
A historical wrap of Boston port imports listing nations and items with values. England Dry Goods Sugar Wool Waste Turks Island Hemp Kid Gloves Jamaica Machinery Hardware Bahamas Firearms Metals Tinplates Trinidad Window Glass Beads Glass and wares Mozambique? Haiti and others appear with quantities and dollar totals. Commerce shows broad import mix including cement dyewood molasses perfumery instruments leather watches precious stones sugar and more totaling 31 005 dollars, with extensive line items across many territories.
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England
Turks Island
Barbados
Jamaica
Tron and Steel
Bahamas
Cses Cousse
ISI
Scever
Trinidad
Demerara
Surinam
Brazil
Stone
Paiaes Occasevesscon
Buenos Ayres
Dominion OF Canada
Seeees
Ieeetvee Popinidininne
Soad
Ceessees
Iloilo
SUZAT
Sgigusini
Porto Rico
Manila
Surat
Cise
Receipts of Staple Products Across Several Railroads
Receipts list bulk goods by railroad including Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction By Sea Peabody and Salem Expresses New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence. items include flour corn meal oats wheat malt millseed tallow butter cheese beans hay leather hides skins and numerous bales and cases with varied quantities noted for each line. The fragmentary OCR enumerates commodities such as flour cornmeal oats wheat and lumber along with livestock products and leather.
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Maine
Illinois
Cuba
Boston
New York
Boston Daily Report
Carnation of Grain
Liverpool
Canton
New York Mercantile Exchange
Dune Co
Shae
Silge
Chicago
Faroum, Reardon & Co
State Street
Pri
New South Wales
Queensland
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Cotton Markets Amid Global Trade Totals
Cotton market notes from New Orleans to New York show dull and nominal demand with mixed coastwise receipts. Major hubs like Galveston and Charleston report steady or quiet demand, while Britain and France export totals reach thousands of bales, and overall stocks sit high at 30,625 with mixed net receipts and gross receipts across ports.
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Choice
Asta Creamery
Northern
Vermont
New York
Nova Scotia
P. BE. I
Reciue
Choice Canada
de Westa
Aroos
Eastern
Burrose
New Brunswick
Georgia
Bermudas
North Carolina
Florida
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Galveston
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France
Louisvile
Philadelphia
MOBIL
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Ccossese
Rita
New Orleans
Minnesota
Tye Lowes
Ark
Chicago
Rio
Omnes
South America
New State
Liverpool
Market reports show mixed grain, hogs, and wheat rates
June through August prices shift across cities with lower corn and oats futures. U.S. notes show July to August declines in chicag o corn and oats while wheat holds around $1.12 to $1.14. pork and beef margins soften and shipper volumes mix with steady whiskey. Missouri and Milwaukee market notes emphasize steady provisions and varied receipt figures.
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Toledo
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Market Wrap From London and Liverpool Trading Floors
Foreign markets report mixed commodity activity with wheat cargoes heavy and corn steady while English markets turn easier on wheat. Liverpool notes inactive wheat and varied prices across flour, cereals, and provisions as cotton and coffee transition markets show steady futures and brisk U.S. shipments.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Bates
Real estate transfers in Suffolk County and surrounding cities
Boston area deeds list transfers from Thacher and Prince Streets to Michael Slattery for 7975 dollars and Nancy Badger to same for 7875 dollars, with mortgaged estates to Provident Institution for Savings. May 1883 records cover Rutland Square, St Botolph, Dorchester, Roxbury, East Boston, Brighton, West Roxbury, South Boston and Charlestown with prices, acreage, quitclaims, and mortgage backs.
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Thacher and
Prince Streets
James M. Cutter
Michael Slattery
Nancy Badger
Same
Provident Institution
Rutland Square
William H. Brackett
Ella J. Grout
George J. Elliot
Frank P. Brackett
Wills admitted to probate and administration listed
At the Superior Criminal Court the June term opened. Wills of John Jer and others were admitted to probate. Letters of administration issued for Ellen A. Gallagher Stephen Baker Hannah Jordan Thomas F. Haskell Julia McCarthy Edmund F. Cutter Mary A. Hodgdon William Shea Thomas P. Bray James O Young Lucy E Weatherbee Margaret Conley Francis E Howe Hiram A Bowles Wilhelmina Ortha Frederick Ortha. Prisoners at Charles Street jail totaled 160 with 80 awaiting trial 7 for fines 18 for sentence 16 for examination 4 judgment debtors and 5 witnesses.
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John Jer
Catherine Murphy
Catherine O’brien
William F. Walker
Lucy O. Bowditch
Evelina A. Winship
Hannah R. Allen
Ann Scanlan
Charlotte Upham
Laureston Stetson
John O'Donnell
Austin Richards
Mary 8
Leeds
Mary Carroll
George W. Center
Francis G. Shaw
Martin Manuel
Ellen A. Gallagher
Stephen Baker
Hannah Jordan
Thomas F. Haskell
Julia McCarthy
Edmund F. Cutter
Mary A. Hodgdon
William Shea
Thomas P. Bray
James O. Young
Lucy E. Weatherbee
Margaret Conley
Francis E. Howe
Hiram A. Bowles
Wilhelmina Ortha
Frederick Ortha
Superior Criminal Court
Adams
Thomas Crane
Mary Harney
House of Industry
Hix
Charles Street
Municipal Courts June 4 Assess Fines and Holds
Judge Churchill presided as Edward De Course was fined 16 dollars plus costs for assault. Multiple defendants faced varied fines for gaming, presence, larceny, assault, conspiracy, and other charges. Several defendants were held for examination or trial, including Eustace on robbery and Kesselheath for superior court trial, with bonds and prison terms noted for several cases.
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Churchill
Edward de Course
Charles E. Park
Charles H. George
Henry D. Hudson
Albert Coleman
Albert C. Davis
Charles T. Williams
Joseph Gillespie
Daniel C. Fletcher
Hammond Fletcher
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Daniel T. Donnelley
Edward Carr
John H. Green
Smith
Edward J. Eustace
Highlands Court
Abraham Kesselheath
East Boston
Joseph Higgins
Bunker Hill
Bridget Donovan
Women’s Prison
South Boston
Felix Finegan
Isabella Geary
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