Financial ledger fragment highlights bank and telegraph bonds
A dense OCR fragment shows entries for June and December balances, deposits, circulation, and reserves across multiple banks including Blackstone National Bank and Eagle National Bank. It lists securities such as Boston City bonds, Maine Bell Telephone, and various manufacturing and railroad securities, with numerous figures and dates embedded.
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Blackstone National Bank
Eagle National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Coccic Seceseaenen
Hoston & Albany
California Southern
Eces
CamMinidee Boreh
Bae Ooo
Detroit, Hillsdale & Southwestern
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Pias
Sieigeagseen Som
Venavepioes
American Rapid Telegraph. Co
Newton and
Watertown
Penent CO
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Jersey City
St. Paul
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
Gees
Casineks CN
N. England
Mort, Sec’y Co
Onion Pacific
Rock Island
Kansas City
St. Jo
Sodas Inn
Francis Henshaw & Co
Wall Street closes firm after dull session with mixed bonds
New York money on call abundant, rates near 2 1/2 percent. Exchange steady at 4 0 5 14 for long, 4 88 for short sight. Governments unchanged. state bonds neglected. Railroads quiet, stocks dull yet generally firmer. Exports of specie for the week reach 108,870 dollars, mainly silver. Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern firsts up to 99 3 4. Metropolis firsts to 101 1 4. Milwaukee and St Paul consols to 124 4 4. Market opened irregular, then slid before noon, then recovered, ending with fractional declines from yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Essercce
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Bell Telephone
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Robinson Consolidated
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Sutro Tunnel
Bulion
Stock Exchange
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Liverpool Cheese and Beef Prices in Market Report
Special from New York mercantile exchange notes butter weak and unchanged cheese quiet and unchanged egg firmer. June lard and pork futures detailed with daily closes and extraordinary tumble. Union stock yards receipts and weekly totals for hogs and corn futures. Outlook for 1883 grass crop in New England predicts abundant pasture, milk, and lower butter and cheese prices. hay prices expected to drop with new crop.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Canada
Chicago
Union
City of Columbus
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
New England
Butter and Eggs Blues Highlight Skyrocketing Prices
In a market note with grain and provisions, butter and eggs show tight supplies and artificial pricing pressures. The piece argues price rises are not demand driven, cites substitutes as a motive, and notes fresh butter and eggs are preferred to stale stock. Breadstuffs and other farm markets follow with mixed, mostly steady or downbeat signals on flour, cornmeal, oats, rye, barley, and vegetables.
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Western
M. A. Co
Shorts
Diverse cargo listings across ships and towns in colonial trade
A long OCR sourced catalog details varied cargoes on multiple vessels from Barbados Halifax and Charlottetown to Bay of Islands New Brunswick and Nova Scotia ports. Items include hardware machinery tobacco furniture canned goods oil fish groceries and farm tools among others. Numerous schooners brigantines steamboats and ports are listed with quantities of flour molasses corn meal pork beef oats and other commodities.
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Pkus
Barbados
Abbie Clifford
Halifax
N S
Charlottetown
Carroll
Bay OF Islands
N F
Grace Carter
Barrington
Carita
Lunenburg
Florence
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James Semple
Windsor
Twilight
Antwerp
New York
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Emma G
Port Clyde
Canning
C . Gregory
Sandy Cove
Alert
Market Street
Philadelphia
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New England
Boston
Receipts of Stapie Products June 16 by Railroads and Sea
Summary of consignments from multiple railroads and sea routes listing quantities of wool, cotton, flour, beans, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, bales, boxes, cases, bbls, bushels, rolls, and other goods. Includes Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, Peabody and Salem Expresses, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence lines with numerous itemized totals.
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Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Cotton and grain markets mixed across major hubs
Market reports from Galveston to Detroit show mixed receipts and prices. Cotton gains in some ports while others hold steady. New York and Chicago futures reflect overall softness with flour and grain down or steady. Transportation and export activity vary, with Britain exports noted and domestic stocks fluctuating across cities.
London and Liverpool market roundup June 16
Financial and commodity notes from London and Liverpool dated June 16 with ex-coupon Atlantic and Great Western firsts and other rail shares listed. Wheat and corn cargoes slow. wheat steadier, corn dull. Cotton dull. Upland and Orleans bids and sales noted. Bank bill discount rates cited. stock market firmer on Paris Berlin optimism. Peru Peruvians cited for guano profits. rail shares Louisville and Nashville and Lake Sacre discussed.
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Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania Central
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Ontario and Western
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Merchants’ Exchange
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Stock Exchange
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Havana Market Shows Quiet Sugar Trade With Decline
The Havana sugar market remained quiet with a downward drift as holders hesitated to sell. Molasses sugar sold between 86 and 89 degrees polarization at 849.9 reals per arrobe, while Muscovado ranged 92 to 96 degrees polarization at 7% reals per box, birds, and bags. Warehouse stocks totaled 59,000 boxes and 93,900 birds. Receipts for the week were 1,850 boxes, 3,800 bags, and 4,000 birds. exports reached 1,550 boxes, 6,850 bags, and 8,700 birds, including 117 boxes to the United States. Freight rates held firm with scarce loading. hogshead sugar to the U.S. listed at 375.3 per currency. Exchange rates showed Spanish gold at 20149 with firm demand, 60-day gold at 74 7%4c premium, and short sight at 814 834c premium.
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Electric lights sweep leading summer resorts at Martha's Vineyard
A Martha's Vineyard correspondent reports strong uptake of electric lighting led by Frank E. Winslow of a skating rink who secured over 50 subscriptions, eight personally. The American Electric Light and Diuminating Co of Boston will install. Cottage City aims to match rivals. Contracts loom for Old Orchard Beach and Bar Harbor with Thomson Houston and American Electric lighting.
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Auction Sales at Tyler Street and Western Avenue
Estate No 8 Tyler street sells a three and a half story brick house with 1400 feet of land to Sidney F Squires for 6300. George R Hichborn Co sells 24000 feet on Western avenue at 10 cents per foot to H P Stone. Lot on Western avenue 3200 feet at 1234 cents per foot to John Manniaux. Lot 4400 feet on Western avenue at 113g cents per foot to M S Stone. Lot corner Western avenue and Waverley street 5100 feet at 12 cents per foot to J Regan. Lot on Waverley street 4300 feet at 114 cents per foot to Q Brown.
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George R.hichborn & Co
North Brighton
Western Avenue
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Multiple New England firms fail in quick succession
A cascade of insolvencies sweeps in and around Boston Portland and nearby cities. Creditors list liabilities totaling tens of thousands with assets far short, while several firms including J F McKenney Langis and Hunnewell face insolvency proceedings. Settlement efforts proceed without final agreements.
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Chicago
Benjamin F. Cobb & Co
Station Street
Lehigh Street
Boston
Committee of Investigation
Gav Machine and Tool Company
Atlantic Avenue
Whitney Gaiter Shoe Company
Portland
J. F. McKenney
New Bedford
H. E. Langis
Leopold Mayer
Indianapolis
Ind
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Baltimore
W. Paton & Co
Kent
Charles Ayler & Son
Connersville
S. & P. Pentland
Chatham
Ont
A. Dickson
Dry Goods
Bowmansville
G. T. Lathrop
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Orr, Hess & Morgan
Joseph Morgan
Cincinnati
N. Moses
Benjamin Hirshland
William A. Hunnewell
Waltham
W. A. Hunnewell & Co
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James H. Stackpole
Tewksbury
Frederick W. Sargent & Son
Lowell
Katie E.J. Brady
William A. Barrett
Wakefield
Annual reunions and parades across Massachusetts today
The 14th annual reunion of the 29th Massachusetts Regiment association convenes at Fast Bridgewater. On Friday June 29 the 113th Regiment association gathers at Marlboro. The Boston Light Infantry Veteran corps led by Gen. Co. G Attwood marches from Revere house at 12 45 to Charlestown with Baldwin's Cadet band and is hosted by Charlestown City Guards. Company G First Massachusetts cavalry holds its annual reunion at the Quincy house Boston assembling 10 A M with a noon meeting and 1 PM dinner. The second brigade M V M under Brig Gen Nat Wales travels to Framingham for its regular camp duty tour this week.
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29Th Massachusetts Regiment Association
Fast Bridgewater
113Th Regiment Association
Marlboro
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Co. G. Attwood
Revere House
Baldwin
Charlestown
Veteran Corps
Nat Wales
Framingham
Boston Court Fines and Appeals Affected in Multiple Cases
In East Boston a police officer Flanagan was found to exceed authority for assaulting three high school boys, fined 50 dollars plus costs, appealed and held on 100 dollar bond. Roxbury defendants George and James Rogers fined 30 dollars and half costs each for assault and battery, appeal noted. South Boston judge declined jurisdiction in Stephen Prescott case with 100 dollar bond for superior court trial. Dennis Sullivan fined 15 dollars and costs for larceny. John Smith fined 10 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Daniel Fitzgerald case continued to Tuesday. Eli Bellows fined 50 dollars and costs for license violation, appealed and held on 500 dollar bond.
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Parmenter
Dennis Sullivan
John Smith
Daniel F. Fitzgerald
East Boston
Flanagan
Roxbury
George P. Rogers
James Rogers
South Boston
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Stephen Prescott
Frederick G. Floyd
Eli B. Bellows
Charlestown Board Approves Flynn Bond and City Expenditures
The Charlestown board of aldermen met Saturday to approve James J. Flynn's bond as superintendent of streets with Leopold Morse and Alderman Woolley as sureties. City costs included a harbor excursion and Continental Guards totaling 8000 to 10000 dollars, plus 10000 cigars and 150 cases of wine with demand for claret at half a case. A stone wall contract for Stonybrook near Forest Hills was awarded to Andrew McLaughlin at 275 per square foot. Dr. R W Sprague was elected public institutions physician at the Charlestown almshouse, replacing Dr. E J Forster.
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James J. Flynn
Leopold Morse
Alderman Woolley
Continental Guards
Stonybrook
Forest Hills
Andrew McLaughlin
R. W. Sprague
Board of Directors For
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E. J. Forster
Bowman Silver Directors Vote to Deepen Shaft
Bowman Silver directors voted to straighten the old shaft and sink it 200 feet deeper from the 113-foot level. There is no change of consequence at the mine. Hoosac Mining and Milling sold ore totaling $10,000 in April and May amid delays in shipment of a new engine and adverse weather after arrival. The refining furnace at Douglas mine Blue Hill Maine now yields one and a half tons of ingot copper daily.
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Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting’s
Lewis J. Bird & CO
General Auctioneers
Corner State
OF the
ETG
Creighton
Henry C. Bird & CO
Tremont Street
Bugs
Portirres
Jel
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Salroom
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO