Money Matters in Wall Street and Cotton Markets
Market notes show firm interest rates with discounts for mercantile paper and call loans. Boston stocks drift weak as Union Pacific and other rails face bear pressure. government examiner concerns and possible receiver actions loom. Cotton futures close steady with steady domestic prices and Liverpool quotations. notable activity in bonds, rails, and commodities across New York and Boston markets.
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Boston
Tickaréson, Hill & Co
Mhihuielphia
Baltimore
No. 40
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Wall Street Money and Stocks Mixed Amid Vanderbilt Drag
New York markets opened firm but weakened as Vanderbilt shares fell sharply. Large declines hit Lake Shore and New York Central, with Canada Southern also slipping. Afternoon rally followed, but final sales left many names down. total trades reached 341,500 shares with mixed results across rail and bank equities.
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Lust
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Foreign Exchange
Weath
New Orients Pacific Firsts
Texas Pacific
Vanderbilts
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Missouri Pacific
Somue
Vanderbilt
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New York Central
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Solee
Northwest
St. Paul
Lackawanna Lly
Kansas
Texas
Pacific Mail Ly
Union Pacific
Western Union
Rock Island
Omaha
Market Snapshot Shows Mixed Commodity Trends and Shipments
Sugar refining steady with strength, grain prices ease, provisions steady, butter firm while cheese weak and eggs in fair demand. Potatoes soft, western wheat and corn quiet, cotton firmer. Futures higher on Liverpool demand. dry goods activity rises at jobbers. Carload inspection lists mixed corn oats and rye stock as filtered in the week.
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St. Louis
Vermont
New York Mercantile Exchange
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Commission
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Clower
Selow Will Be Found a Digest of the Markets Local and Telegraphic
Flour and grain news feature highlights market movements with local and telegraphic notices. Included are price ranges, supply cues, and notes on demand from mills and shippers impacting transportation and regional commerce.
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Selow
Fishermen's Price List From Cape Ann Advertiser
The Cape Ann Advertiser itemizes seafood prices including box, Noland tucks lie bloaters at $1, smoked alewives 75c, mackerel various prices, Nova Scotia herring at 4 25 per barrel, large trout at 14 per barrel, codfish and haddock 5, halibut heads 3 50, tongues 9, sounds 11, alewives 36 50, salmon 18, fresh halibut sales, plus oils and byproducts such as pure medicine oil 1 10 per gallon and pogie scrap 12 per ton.
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Nova Scotia
Pogie
Cape Ann
Imports at Boston and distant ports list extensive goods
The long shipping list from Boston, Liverpool and other ports details steamer cargoes and consignments including tin plates, casks, packing, woollens, paper stock, coal, and various commodities. Numerous firms such as Baring Bros co operate with merchants like Stoddard Lovering and Day Callaghan. Notable items include tin plates, boxes, sodas, and molasses with destinations including Yarmouth NS and Havana.
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Liverpool
Eng
Moors & Co
Ethereal Bros
Baring Bros & Co
Hilton, Weston & Co
EK & F King & Co
Stedman & Fuller Manus Co
Clark, Adams & Clark
Kennedy & Murphy
Stone & Downer
Despatch ‘Transportation Co
Yarmouth
IG Hail & Co
TJ Jones & Co
Steamers' Return From Liverpool With Dense Cargo Lists
ARECIBO PA Schooner Annie Bell reports 500 new molas and 100 shooks for trade, plus 1000 heads and 72 bales sugar. Lighter cargo includes 49,033 pounds butter and 72 feet lumber. Also mentions Liverpool steamer arrivals Pavonia and Virginian carrying diverse goods and livestock.
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Liverpool
Eng
Pavonia
Arecibo
Annie Bell
Receipts of Stapie Products Overview June 10
A long list of consignments from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg and others. Entries record bales wool bbls flour corn meal bushels meat bacon lard eggs butter cheese beans and various leather hides and boxes with numerous quantities.
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Eng
Virginian
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine
Raurosd
Care Lumber
Peabody and
Salem
Principal staples port receipts comparison year over year
Total receipts of principal staples at this port from all shipment points are listed with 1884 and 1883 figures. Items include cotton, butter, wool, oleo, cheese, flour, eggs, meal, beans, oats, apples, corn, potatoes, wheat, lumber, leather, hides, bacon, and molasses among others, with varying units and quantities.
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Kips
Doles
Pkge
Alabama claims judgments listed with interest in Washington
A Washington report details multiple judgments in the court of commissioners of Alabama claims, with interest at 4 percent. The entries name assignees, survivors, executors, and firms such as S. Schiffer, Eggers & Co, Frederick Vieton & Achelis, Wales & Co, and Young & Kinmons, with dates from 1861 to 1864 and amounts ranging from a few hundred to over one thousand dollars, all payable to various claimants or estates.
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Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Charles M. Rogers
Jonas P. Jacobs
Samuel Schiffer
S. Schiffer and Nephews, $170935, Sept. 15, 1863; 1882, George H. Eggers
Thomas Basse
Eggers & Co
C. Frederick Mebius
George F. Vieton
Thomas Achelis
Carl Vieton
Frederick Vieton & Achelis
G.F. Vieton
Geo. F. Vieton
Thomas B. Wales
Thomas B. Wales, Jr
T. B. Wales & Co
Geo. W. Wales
Mary A. Wales
Nathaniel H. Emmons, Jr
Samuel F. Emmons
Robert W. Emmons
Nathaniel H. Emmons
Young & Kinmons
Israel G. Whitney
Frederick H. Bradlee
Wim. Minot
James B. Bradlee
John Tt. Morse, Jr
Francis HH
Sewall Tappan
Wainwright & Tappean
Joseph P. Johnson
Belknap
Union Wharf Company
Mary N. Adams
John Adams
Reuben Freeman Elisha
Burch
Joseph M. Caton
Sxnother
Union Woof Company
Nathaniel P. Holes
Nathaniel Holmes
Newiman Smith
Lightning Sets Fire to Stable. One Horse Killed in Haverhill
A heavy shower in Haverhill, Massachusetts, felled by lightning, burned Frederick Rogers' Georgetown stable and killed a horse. Loss estimated at $1000 with insurance. In Thomaston, Missouri, a thunderstorm struck incidents including a fence, a window, and a barn roof, injuring a room and damaging property.
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Frederick Rogers
Georgetown
Thomaston
Lightnin
Edwar E. O'Brien
Dr. Walker
Capt. Turner
War rant in insolvency sought against Lynn estate
F Shaw Bros assignee Ferdinand A Wy man petitions Salem court for a war rant in insolvency against the estate of John Wooldredge of Lynn. Demand on notes charges fraudulent transactions. Notes total 49 thousand and change dated Feb 1883 to June 1883. Hearing scheduled in the Essex court of insolvency at Salem next Tuesday.
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John Wooldredge
Lynn
C. H. Ward
Thomas Wooldredge
D. Brooks
F. Shaw & Brother
Essex Court of
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R. W. Emerson & Co
Gaston, Sr. Piper
R. W. Emerson
Maachinery
George H. Maddock
W. B. Rice
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Lawrence P. Smith
J . Andrew W. Newman
Eustis Street
Boston Highlands
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Haverhill Street
Boston
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Randolph
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Springfield
L.G. Joslyn & Co
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Bradstreet
London
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St. Louis
Charles Thatcher
John Callahan & Co
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Edward A. Foster
Arthur F. Williams
Rail Road Matters and New Deals Across Vermont Lines
A St Albans despatch reports a near total ousting of an old Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain board, with 100 percent stock votes ushering in new directors aligned with Central Vermont. The 118 mile line links Rouse’s Point to Ogdensburg and aids St Johnsbury and other feeders, while a 12 mile Lamoille Extension includes a Lake Champlain trestle. Funding from Vanderbilt and Phelps enabled the project, aiming to form through routes via Portland Boston and New York Central systems. Also noted are Newburyport and Amesbury railroad hearings, Wabash ticket refusals, and mixed earnings notes. Vermont stockholder meetings postponed to June 26.
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Vermont
U S Circuit Court Trial in Pension Fund Embezzlement Case
Elizabeth S. Barrett stood trial before Judge Clark on June 19 charged with converting to her own use funds from pensioner Dwight A. Barrett. C Almy Jr argued for the government and Edward Avery for the defendant.
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Elizabeth S. Barrett
Dwight A. Barrett
C. Almy, Jr
Edward Avery
Supreme Judicial Court case on railroad fares and liquor licenses
The June 19 filing reports a Middlesex railroad dispute over a location grant to lay track and a fare cap of six cents Medford to Somerville, with a director’s acceptance but no written guaranty. It notes mandamus petitions to sign liquor licenses, legal questions on mayoral ministerial duties, and cites Braconier and Moylan regarding police commissioners power. Additional courtroom items include various civil and criminal cases and jury actions from the Superior Court.
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Atwood
Cunnitt
Bailey
Maxwell
New York
Local defendants face varied charges in court
Michael Bryson of Newton faces simple assault with a $20 fine and costs. Frederick J. Scribner of Littleton is found not guilty on counts one and two but guilty as charged on counts three to six, with details to follow. Michael Barrett of Lowell is sentenced to one year at the house of correction for larceny. Charles Landry of Lowell remains on trial for breaking and entering.
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The Doctor Appeals For Country Homes To Curb City excess
A doctor discusses urban excess and heat resilience, contrasting Havana’s stone houses with New York’s woolen wear. He argues country homes would curb intemperate habits, urging readers to see life beyond city hustle and embrace calmer, healthier routines away from the daily rush.
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