London Market and Bank of England bullion Reported
London financial updates show Consols and US bonds prices, with bullion in Bank of England rising by £230,169 and reserve ratio falling to 50.1 percent. Trade notes mention cargoes of wheat and corn, prices in Liverpool and California wheat, plus wool sale results in Sydney and Cape stocks.
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Atlantic
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Erie
Llinois Central
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New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Bank of England
Market Summary as of June New York Financial Desk
New York June 4 market notes show money easy at 1 11% and quiet foreign exchange. Government and state bonds steady with minor changes. rails active with no major shifts. Stock market dull then late trading saw declines in Union Pacific and Pacific Mail, minor rallies before close. Northwestern dividend news sparked a raid on several stocks. Reading company payments noted at about 12,000 daily, with extensive bond activity and several notable quotes across rail and utility issues.
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Torr Ccscae
Brill Oc Scscicse
Senvices
California Southern
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
Little Rock and
Union Pacific
Washington
Wall-street
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Burlington and Quincy
President Hill
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Company
New York
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Gill
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Boston and Lowell
Wall Street News
New England
New Hampshire
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Bliss
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Committee On Railroads
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C.A. Welch
Willard P. Phillips
Old Colony
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Maine
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Indianapolis Journal
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Union Pacific Company
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Corp Reate Fodsy
Grain and flour markets show mixed prices across regions
Minnesota offers patents at 575 dollars and 550 for choice brands while winter patents meet spring. St Louis flour prices range 5 26 to 5 50 with various grades, Michigan and stone flours noted. Chicago, Milwaukee, New York reports show firm to dull tones with No 2 red, No 2 white, and various futures and spot sales, receipts and shipments tallied across cities. WHEAT and CORN summaries plus oats and rye indicate mixed movements, higher in some regions, steady in others, with extensive receipts and export figures.
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Southern
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New York
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White State
Rye
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Aspinwall
Baracoa
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Beacon Light
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
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Lger Fh
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Orleans
Foreign Exports From Barrington and Nearby Ports
Shipping brief lists cargoes from Barrington Nova Scotia Portland Maine and surrounding waterways. Vessels include Royal Charlie Lily of Clyde Maggie and Energy, carrying coal flour meal salt beef pork dried apples kerosene oil marble and other goods to Jam Demerara and local destinations with quantities given in bushels barrels bags boxes and cases.
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Barrington
Portland
Royal Charlie
Port Antonio
Jam
Jesse H Freeman
Straits OF Canso
Shelburne
Demerara
Brig Energy
Receipts of staple products by various railroads
A listed breakdown of commodities received by several railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Maine and other lines. Items include wool flour corn oats wheat malt feed grease coffee butter oleomargarine lard cheese lumber straw potatoes beef and many more with quantities.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Haliicac
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Peabody
Sa'em
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Wilmington and Augusta lease deal widens southern rail ties
At a June meeting in Wilmington N Y stockholders approved leasing the Wilmington Columbia and Augusta line to Wilmington and Weldon with interest on existing debt fixed charges and 6 percent on capital stock in semi annual installments. A mortgage to Safe Deposit and Trust Co of Baltimore secures first general mortgage bonds of 5 percent. New stock at $10 per share eligible until July 1 1885 with 20 percent of present holdings due 25 percent July 15 and 75 percent November 15.
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company
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Nickel Plate Road
Lake Shore Road
Lake Shore
Nickel Plate Company
Indictments on mail theft face circuit review
In a Boston federal case, American Tube Works and Bridgewater Iron Works are involved as the record resumes. Walter J. Badger faced two indictments for stealing letters addressed to B. Earle while in U S custody. Judge Carpenter presided with R L Lowell notes. The court ruled an offense existed under post office laws, sending the matter to trial. Frank L Eager pleaded guilty to using the mails unlawfully, fined $50 and six months Fitchburg jail.
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George W. Estabrook
D. Halli
Carpenter
United States
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Tremont Street
B. Earle
United States Benefit Association
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Lowell
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Thomas Riley
Frank L. Eager
Fitchburg
Supreme Judicial Court Hears Copyright Case in Boston
On June 4 Judge W. Allen heard Henry E. Dixey versus Charles F. Atkinson and Harry Mills over the unpublished dramatic music It s English You Know. Dixey seeks injunction and damages for alleged infringement as Mills performs the piece at the Boston theatre without authorization. The court postponed ruling to allow submission of the words and score and later resumed to hear operatic expert testimony.
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Henry E. Dixey
Charles F. Atkinson
Boston
Harry Mills
Jersey City
Ile
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Boston Theatre
Mills
Edward E. Rice
H.S. Hewett
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Boston Theatre and Museum
Causten Browne
Aug. Russ
Superior Court First Session Juried Docket June 4
Summary of preliminary and second session cases with verdicts and amounts. Plaintiffs seek damages for horse sale misrepresentation and Wells Co. recovery. Defendants win in several actions. notes and labor cases continue. Multiple parties include Stults, Golden, Upham, Chase, Popineau, England, Davis, and Chelsea Iron Foundry Company.
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John V. Stults
James Golden
Arlington
Fox
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J. M. Way
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Thos. E. Wortman
Geo. B. Upham
Boston Artesian Well Co
W. E. Jewell
J. W. Titus
R. G. Chase Et al
Alfred Popineau
Co. E. Washburn
C. G. Keyes
Rockwell
James Stewart Et al
Chelsea Iron Foundry Company
W. L. Davis
Same
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England
W.L. Davis
Isaac W. England
John B. Dearborn
C. W. Bartlett
L. M. Chase
J. Blaisdell
John Carter
C. K. Fay
Bright's disease and the doctors who deny a cure
A Rochester opinion piece argues Bright's disease causes most deaths, criticizes doctors for mislabeling it as malaria or other illnesses, and praises Warner's safe cure as a universal remedy. It cites ex President Arthur and urges independent action based on merit and proven records.
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Paine and Notable Deaths Mark Cambridge, Brookline
Obituary notices report the death of Robert Treat Paine of Brookline aged 81 on June 3. Born in Boston in 1803, he was linked to prominent Paine lineage and Harvard alumnus. The report also notes deaths of Daniel J. Murphy in New York, Phineas Brown Hovey in Cambridge, and Samuel P. Riddler in Boston, detailing their careers and affiliations.
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Cambridge
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South Market Street
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Royal Arch
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Appleton Street
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Eustis of Louisiana and the 300 foot plunge rumor
A World notice questions who has heard of Mr. Eustis of Louisiana since his dramatic 300 foot plunge from a suspension bridge. A Philadelphia philosopher predicts near 100000 Democrats in federal offices by November 1887. The New York Evening Post and Baltimore American discuss Democratic gains and postmaster Veazey’s influence. Sixty clerkships pending under the treasury could be left vacant to save $66,000 annually, per Secretary Manning’s Albany Argus.
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Albany Argus
Court Roundup Local Docket June 4
In central court Judge Churchill bound over John Foley for breaking and entering at 324 Federal street in $1000 bail. Frederick E. Harding charged with larceny of a $100 gold watch from Louise Dowling held $1000. James Corrigan for keeping intoxicating liquors in saloon 110 Washington street held $500. Jennie Hill a common nightwalker six months house of industry. William Dunn a common drunkard six months. East Boston court James Powers sent to Concord reformatory one year for drunkenness. Charlestown court Eugene Callahan idle and disorderly six months house of industry.
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Federal Street
Frederick E. Harding
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James Corrigan
Washington Street
Jennie Hill
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East Boston
James Powers
Concord Reformatory
Charlestown
Eugene Callahan
Planters' and Mechanics Bank pays second dividend
Petersburg trustees begin disbursing a 5 percent dividend to creditors, bringing total paid to 27 percent after the failure. A further 50 cents on the dollar is anticipated from the bank.
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Real estate tax assessment rises in Lynchburg report
In Lynchburg Virginia on June 4 the new state assessment of taxable real estate shows an increase of nearly 25 percent in five years. An unofficial census, completed by directory takers, tallies 25 000 people with a rise of 3500 since the last census.
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