Foreign Exchange Steady Amid Bill Market Hints
The market shows sight exchange at 4893 and 60 day bills at 4851 with expectations that securities exports may bring bills tomorrow. Brown Brothers & Co. held back rate increases yesterday citing this upcoming supply. Government securities generally higher, Pacificos unchanged, and closing bids list several bond and stock movements across multiple issues.
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Brown Bros
Pacificos
Seesegpe
Promi Es Co Opeense
Ss Ec Pele
New York Money Market and Stock Report, June 8
Money on call loaned easily at 2 to 21 percent with Prime mercantile paper at 5 6 percent. Exchange steady around 485% for long and 488% for short. Governments and state bonds mixed, railroad bonds irregular but firm. Stocks closed weak with mining dull. specific quotes include Bodie 169, Stermant 7c, Robinson 76 75, Sulro. Tunnel 27 26, Sonora Consolidated 34 29. Speculation active and generally strong. opening irregular, then slight decline led by Michigan Central and Reading before midmorning rally.
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Atlantic and Pacific
Union Pacific
Blake, Brothers & Co
Amsterdam
Atchison
Plint
Pere Marquette
Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad Company
Central Town Railway Company
Boston
Maine
New York
New England
New Haven
Hartford
Erie
Fitchburg
Vermont
Canada
Bell Telephone
Mexican Telephone
Boston and
Northern
Mining Board
Twin Lead
Catalpa
San Pedro
Denver
Rio Ee
Lackawanna
Chicago
Lenis Common
Preferred
Stock Exchange
Wame
Lo’st
Southern
Gkae Canaaa
Central Pacific
del. L. & Weal
Aeg
Os Las
Delaware& Hud
Ae Rio G
Tg Ty Nee
Sentoens
Han
St. Jo
Kansas
Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville& Nash
SIM
Erie Lee
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Missisippi
Bay
Ontario & West
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Dec
Phila
Reading
Milwaukee&st.p
St. P
Omaha
Texas Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Western Union
N.Y
C.& St.l
Oregon Trans.Co
Big Big Roca. & Pittas
Fast Tenn
Long Island
Bodie
Stermant
Robinson
Sulro
Tunnel
Sonora Consolidated
Dales
Alton & Terrehaute Division
Atlantic & Pacific
Canada Southern
Great Western
Erie Seconds
Metropolitan
Louisiville & Nashville
Milwaukee, Lakeshore & Western
Michigan Central
Northwest Common
Rio Grande
St. Pau
Trade and Outlook from the White Winter Wheat Market
Trade and outlook report on grain inspections and receipts. Includes car grades for wheat oats corn mixed feeds and beans, totals 27 cars. Receipts today list corn 15009 bushels wheat 5000 oats 16800 shorts 000, meal 125 bbls, corn meal 405 bbls, barley 1000 bus. Flour receipts 6496 bbls and 8115 sacks. Liverpool cheese 625. Mercantile exchange notes from New York with butter cheese eggs pork and grain futures, and Union Stock Yards receipts shipments and prices for hogs and wheat and corn futures at Chicago exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiiston Daily
Shorts
Liverpool
Pbewt
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Ohio
Union
Chicago
Market Wide Farm Goods and Grain Prices Steady Varied
The report shows steady flour prices with several grades from spiny wheat to winter wheat choice patents around 7 to 7.75 per bushel and mixed lots from Illinois to Michigan. Cornmeal and oats trade dull with modest prices, rye sold small lots at 80 cents per bushel, barley quiet, and mill feeds near prior levels. Butter and cheese firmer but not major shifts, eggs easy with minor declines, and cottonseed meal steady at 27.50 per ton. General farm produce lists beans, peas, potatoes with variable quotations, apples steady led by Maine stock, dried apples quiet, hay and straw mixed, flaxseed firm, hops down. Provisions show easy pork and lard with various cut prices, leep at 14-15, fresh meats quiet, poultry in, turkeys at 23-26 cents, fowls 20-21, chickens 30-35 cents, and game unreported.
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Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Illinois
Florida
Norfolk
Bermuda
Maine
Timothy
Red Top
Canada
Boston
Elio
New Orleans
Ioc
Arley
Ecla
Gbs
Chicago
United
Continent
South America
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Textile Trade Quiet As Prices Stay High Across Regions
Trade remains light with cautious manufacturer purchases. Prices stay high for first hand holders and looser for buyers. Regional quotes include Ohio and Pennsylvania at various grades from 37 to 42 cents, Michigan 36 to 38 cents, New York 35 cents, with unwashed goods at 19 to 30 cents and scoured at 38 to 72 cents. Delaine fleece and Kentucky combing noted, with territory figures around 20 to 27 cents. Sales totals show 1,500,000 foreign and domestic, slightly above last week’s 1,391,000 rather than the printed 181,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Texas
Imports at Boston Port Show Diverse Goods Listed
The cargo manifests reveal Liverpool and Boston firms handling a mix of goods including steel, worsted yarn, earthenware, caustic soda, bleaching powders, soda ash, window glass, cotton waste, leather, clocks, clothing, ropes, machinery, books, and various crates. Notable names include Baring Bros and Co, Lambert Bros, Thayer and Lincoln, Sayles, Stedman & Fuller, and Chadwick & Chadwick among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Englilymian
Baring Bros & Co
Lander & Meyer
Maverick Manus Co
Lambert Bros
Davis & Sons
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
RB Moors & Co
Moise Stone & Downer
Thayer & Lincoln
William Parr
Mdise
F & FC Sayles
Neal & Moise
Clapp& Batley
Shipping Freight and Goods Packed Across Multiple Ports
A detailed list of goods and shipments across Glasgow Yarmouth Barbados Cape Island Charlottetown and Weymouths includes burlaps flax earthenware moise machinery fire bricks and various foodstuffs such as mackerel lobsters fish and potatoes. Numerous firms and captains such as Clark Adams & Clark J R Leeson Mackintire Lawrie Shoninger Moses & co and T J Jones & co appear with quantities ranging from a few cases to thousands of units aboard steamer ships brigantines schooners and other vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contee
C & Buss
Pias
Eal Ware Clark, Adams & Clark
Merchan Despatch Transportation Co
Fogal Dennison Manus Co
Wheelock & Co
Enware
de Moise Jones, McDuffy & Stratton
Abram French & Co
Cotton J $ Poven & Co
Zenas Sears
Thos Leyland Co
Jennings
Moise Shoninger
Moses & Co
Glasgow
C Chase & Co
Hall Rubber Co
R Leeson & Co
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Clark & Picken
Dutton
el& FS
Rollins
Waldo Bros
Stults
Yarmouth
Dominion
Boils
Morey
Prior & Co
Holmes
J & Hail & Co
Jones & Co
Garland
Dudley & Co
Ellis & Co
TJ Jones & Co
Barbados
Winsor & Son
Baracoa
Kit Carson
Noyes
Cape Island
Irene
T J Jones & Co
Clark’s Harbor
N S
J J Jones & Co
Charlottetown
PE I
Foreign Experts and Vessels Trading Goods Across Ports
Foreign experts report cargo manifests and ship exchanges listing flour pork bread butter pepper oats bales jimes hardware sewing machines corn pigs clothing candies brooms boots furniture tea sugar kerosene oil and more aboard vessels at Valparaiso Flores Amarket Port au Prince Sydney Yarmouth Halifax Charlottetown Lunenburg Arichat Metaghan Annapolis Liverpool and other ports. Ship names include Lillian May Magellan Paladin and David Dudley with cargoes of nails, paper, lumber, canned goods, and various agricultural implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Pierre
Mig
Lillian
Valparaiso
Flores
Amarket
Port AU Prince
David Dudley
Sydney
Yarmouth
Dominion
Halifax
North America
Charlottetown
EIL
Lunenburg
Albert M
Louise
Arichat
Ametia
Metaghan
N S
Joe Kenney
Annapolis
Liverpool
Receipts of Staple Goods by Several Railroads and Routes
A ledger of June 8 trade items lists railroads Lowell Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and several sea conveyances handling flour bacon butter eggs beans corn oats wheat malt feed tea grease leather hides wool and more. Quantities include hundreds of bales, bags, cases, and bushels across shipments from multiple lines to Boston area markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody
Tolis
New York and
New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Trade 1883 roundup
A lengthy market digest lists cotton bales, net and gross receipts across ports including Mobile Savannah Baltimore and New Orleans, with weekly totals and stock figures. It notes quiet markets, varying middling prices, and coastwise shipments, alongside a detailed city by city breakdown of receipts and prices.
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Bales Norfole
Coos
Galveston
Oichs Spa
Somaelsweelnen
Savannah
Baltimore
Coastwisc
VOGT
le Sages
Britain
C. Veces
Inia
MOB Nue Caeesden
Philadelphia
New York
Mid
Wilmington
Cncsees
Great Britain
Conline Lease
Cincinnati
Louisville
Navy Ake Ievens
Augusta
Charleston
Ross
Memphis
Faross
United States
New Orleans
Cbs
Real estate transfers across Boston area 1883 list
Suffolk County transfers show Henry W. Moulton selling land to Benjamin Perkins and others for 1156, feet of land, April 13, 1883, plus numerous parcels traded in Dorchester Roxbury South Boston East Boston and Charlestown. Mortgages and building permits accompany auctions and notices. Auction: Sullivan Bros. sells two houses in South Boston for 8950 dollars. Building permits include four stories on Marlborough Street and various dwellings in ward districts.
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Churchill
Caroline G. Rice
John Deylan
Dennis Harris
William Sullivan
Lawrence Lowry
John Sullivan
James Cleary
William F. Daly
George N. Barnard
Bridget Early
Patrick Mclaughlin
House of Correction
James Pieming
Michael C. Hurley
John Harris
Benjamin Richards
Alias Jenkins
Roxbury
Thomas Kilroy
South Boston
Angus McDonald
Phillip Maguire
Edward Keenan
Halleck Street
Henry W. Moulton
Benjamin
Perkins Et al
Ruggles Street
William Cook
Frederic, Marston
Iss
Boston
Everett Street
Moses Marshall
Parker P. Ferson
Dorchester
Adams Street
Nancy Brooks
Edwin G. Bentham
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
East Sixth Street
Augusta Perske
A. Richardson
William Minot, Jr
Andrew H. Sweet
S. Pinckney Holbrook
Eliza A. Peck
Mary G. P. Binney
Medford—Hill
Boston Avenue
South Street
Washington Avenue
Lowell
Hichborn & Co
Knights & CO
Washion Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Camden Street
Annie Hendrick
John W. Hendrick
Edwin M. Bigelow
Suffolk
Lucina W. Trull
John F. Trull
Charles E. Ricker
Ricker
Edwin Bradley
Daniel C Willis
Isaac Davis
LU VA W. Trull
Daniel Kingsley
Foster and
Mt. Vernon
Brighton
Mistory
J. W. Wright
Chester W. Kingsley
Jacob F. Taylor
Roxbury Street
Receipts and markets across multiple cities June 8
Wheat firm in Toledo with No 1 white Michigan at strong cash and futures. Receipts 32 000 bus wheat, 24 000 corn, oats 4. Receipts and shipments cataloged. Albany reports cattle strong with sales up to 580 685 dollars, sheep and lambs mixed. New York notes cotton goods demand little changed. Cincinnati pork nominal, hogs steady. Detroit wheat dull with mixed bid prices and substantial receipts and shipments.
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Michigan
Albany
N. Y
New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
Financial Market Summary from London and Liverpool
London June 8 Consols quoted at 1005-16 with various equities listed. Reports from Merchants' Exchange indicate cargoes of wheat and corn easing, mixed American corn prices steady for prompt shipment. Liverpool markets show flour prices steady, cotton dull, and futures for cotton broadly flat. Weather unsettled in England. cargo receipts and various staple prices noted. Havana gold and sugar markets touched with a weak U S exchange and firm sugar.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
England
Uplands
Orleans
Manchester Guardian
Bark India Libel Hearing Over Charter Damages
United States District Court session on June 8 before Judge Nelson. Bark India owners sue for damages for breach of charter conditions with J. H. Sears & Co. Proceedings conclude with counsel Dabney representing respondents and Russell Jr. for libellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Bark India
J. H. Sears &Co
C. T. Russell, Jr
L. S. Dabney
Prescott Held for Trial in Pension Papers Fee Claim
United States Commissioner Court heard Abel Prescott of Ayer charged with claiming an unlawful fee for obtaining pension papers. He was held in $500 bail for trial at the June term before Commissioner Hallett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallett
Abel Prescott
Ayer
Supreme Judicial Court June 8 Hearings Resumed in Divorces
The Supreme Judicial Court resumed hearings on contested divorce cases on June 8 but did not finish the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Water board to appoint about twenty water inspectors
The water board has received a large number of applications for appointment as water inspectors with about 20 to be appointed. The article lists related city notices including contracts for school additions and new buildings, street layouts, and examinations for Latin schools.
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Water Board
Bateman
Egleston Square
A Street
Boston
Breed’s Island
Ninth Street
Said Street
Lowland Street
H Street
Sheridan Avenue
Centre Street
Chestnut Avenue
Sheridan Street
Bowen Street
D Streets
Boylston Street
Dartmouth
Hereford Shreets
A. M
Warren Avenue
Csue
West Newton Street
Board of Aldermen
Hall
New Hampshire
Haldeman
Flynn
Common Council
Tewksbury Hearing Debates Found Skin Evidence Link
Testimony covers asylum care, foundlings, and the 1883 matron, with Gov. Butler questioning management. A piece of human skin, tattooed with a name and date, is produced to link a deceased inmate to the Tewksbury asylum. The record entries conflict over the identity, and the hearing adjourns to Monday for reconciliation.
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Tewksbury
Harriet A. Sanborn
Phebe A. Merrill
Almshouse
Brown
Frederic Gigaux
Lowell
Catholi Church
Vewksbury
Gov. Butler
Thomases
Medical School
C. J. Edhland
Tripp
Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society Concludes Session at Revere House
The second and final day featured essays and debates by J M Aldrich H G Newton R A Reid J A Tabor on cerebral physiology nerve stimulants suspended animation and insanity Delegates to the national convention named from Boston South Boston Charlestown Roxbury etc Condolence resolutions adopted for late members H G Barrows J A Rochette Walter Burnham Nathaniel Jewett delivered annual address Our Duties and Progress followed by an annual dinner in Ashburnham
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Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society
Revere House
J. M. Aldrich
Fall River
H. G. Newton
Boston
R. A. Reid
Newton
J. A. Tabor
Lawrence
Lewiston
Walter Burnham
Lowell
Nathaniel Jewetl
Ashburnham
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Radwaywy & CO
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Hingham Water Company
Nantasket
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John H. Osgood
Chauncy Street
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Court Street
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Fulton St
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Fannie A. Dodd
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Denslow, Easton & Herts
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James D. Fish
U.S. Grant, Jr
Ferdinand Ward
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Silver King
Jazatt
Evans & Son
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York Manufacturing CO
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Saco
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
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Merrimack Manufacturing CO
Milk Street
Charles H. Dalton
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Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Henry C. Richards
Amosheag Manufacturing CO
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Channing Clapp
Hostetter
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Edward Ryan
Andrew Robeson
Brookline
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Wi L. Kittredge
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George W Durdel
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Henry G Fields, Jr
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Br.s. Farnsworth
Water St
Flat Mud Island
Thomas.j. Potter
St. James Street
Montreal
H. & A. Allan