Boston Money Market Holds Steady Across Banks and Markets
Boston Monday evening June 25 Money matters show easier credit conditions as banks discount mercantile paper at 5 percent and corporation paper at 3.25 to 4 percent Call loans secured at 4 to 5 percent Domestic and foreign exchange remain steady Paris francs at 51.5 16 per 60 day bills and 51 for short sight London bills. Government securities rise while stock market dull with mixed railroad moves and a cautious tone despite broker rumors.
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Boston
Mercantile
Corporation
New York
Boston Bank
Associated Banks of Boston
London
Paris
Prime Mercantile
Gar
Richmond
Allegheny
Axtell
L. Meyer
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Rio Grande
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Metropolitan
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Rio Grande Division
Kio Iande
Ge Etio A
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Bears
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Erie
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Namie Bales
Hi’st. Lo
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Del
L. & West
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St. Jo
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Louisy
Lake Ee & W
Michigan Central
Manhattan
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Milwaukee & St P
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Omaha
St.l.& Pa
Daily grain market report and receipts with prices
Daily car inspection shows 22 grain cars including corn oats rye and mixed loads. Receipts total corn 21,474 bus, oats 8,080 tons, flour 4,730 bbis, butter and cheese prices firmer or steady. Liverpool cheese and Canton butter sale notes. Wheat corn oats futures open and close mixed. pork and hogs prices quoted. Union stock yards receipts estimated at 11,000 with shipments of 2,400. Petroleum certificates cited at $1.16 bid.
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Commercial Exchange
Liverpool
Canton
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
New York
Boston
Chicago
Union
Petroleum
United Pipeline
New Orleans
Minnesota
Canada
State
Barney
Trinidad
Martinique
Dominco
Orleans
United
Continent
South America
Pennsylvania
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Grain and flour trade quotes drift amid uneven markets
Market notes show dull trade in flour and breadscuffs with mixed quotations for western spring wheat and Minnesota patents. Oats and corn demand soften with varied prices. barley and millfeeds steady to quiet. Butter cheese and eggs, cottonseed meat prices steady with limited changes and reports of oil extraction affecting lard.
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Minnesota
Illinois
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Rev. York
Chicago
Canada West
Tropical and Foreign Fruits Prices Steady in Market
The report lists steady quotations for lemons Palermo Messina and other fruits with varied per box and per case prices. It also covers steady sugar prices across refining grades, molasses market quiet tones, and notes on cotton futures and spot rates with bids, receipts, and futures activity for the day.
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Palermo
Messina
Manila
Nes
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
E &Ec
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Consolidated Daily Report
Imports at Boston and Savannah Port Ledger Items
A long, mixed list from Boston, Savannah, and other ports detailing shipments and consignments. Goods include cigars, wool, hides, lumber, rosin, hemp, cotton, machinery, rosin, tobacco, and various hardware and household goods. Named firms include Denny Rice & Co, Arnold & Tucker, Barry Thayer & Co, Sewell Day & Co, Levy Jones & Co, and many others, with destinations and quantities in bales, cases, and tons.
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Savannah
Gate City
Case Cigars
Kitteridge
Tufts
Denny, Rice & Co
Arnold & Tucker
Brown Bras & Co
Adams
Dwyan, Park & Co
Coe Green
George E Newell
Barry, Thayer & Co
Turpentine
Leonard & Clark
Lewis
Liverpool
Eng
Hill, Clark & Co
Linder & Meyer
Baring Bros & Co
H L Fearing & Co
G Burnham & Co
Abram French & Co
Great Western Despatch Co
Green
Norcross, Mellen &Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Nicholson, Frost & Co
Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
Richard Briggs
Jose & Co
Warren & Wood
Thayer & Lincoln
Morey & Co
Cummer, Jones & Co
Tomey & Sons
Atkins
Saxonville Mills
Coleman, Mead & Co
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Howe & Goodwin
Hirds Stont
Nichols
Stone & Downer
M_ Brimmer & co
Geneva
J _E Cassidy & co
Howard, Bullough & Riley
Wadsworth Bros & Howland
Higgins, Lloyd & Co
Boston Dyewood and Chemical Co
Halifax
Carroll
Arthur & Co
Bowles & Co
Dodo Butler, Breed & Co
Brandy John S Burr
E Cutler
Drake
Delong & Seaman
Dame, Stoddard & Kendal
Eustis
Aldrich
ES & Co
James Greenough & Co
Haskins & Montague
Lf Johnson & Co
Johnson
Amos Keyes & Co
Kane
LS Kimball & Co
Lowe & Co
A & O W Mead
McKinnon
O'Connor
Sanborn & Co
Rockwell
Russell & Co
Winsor & Son
Yarmouth
N.S
New Brunswick
S$ Ellis & Co
Garland
Griffin
Hilton
Dudley & Co
Butler
Holmes
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Bates
Antwerp
Cotton and grain markets across numerous cities inch lower
Markets by telegraph show steady to dull conditions in cotton with low middling and fair demand. Grain futures slip in New York and Chicago with corn and wheat easing, while pork and lard move modestly, and regional receipts vary across Memphis Charleston Cincinnati and Detroit.
Multiform 19th Century Rail Carrier Commodities List
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple railroads and sea routes with varied shipments. Items include wool bales, flour barrels, corn bushels, oats, millseed, leather hides and skins, butter, eggs, beans, potatoes, hay, lumber rolls, leather bales, grease, sugar, tea, coffee, beef, molasses, and cotton. Mentions Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Albany, Providence Railroads and By Sea shipments with numerous quantities and unit types.
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Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Eglear Lumber
Rolls Leather Ton and
Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products June 25 at Port
A tabulated report shows June 25 total receipts of principal staples at the port from all shipment points, comparing 1883 with 1882. Items include cotton, wool, butter, flour, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, leather, hams, grease, hides, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, and related container units, with notes on adjusted sacks of flour and other conversions.
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Sam D
London and Liverpool Market Roundup June 25 187?
Commercial reports from London and Liverpool note quiet frosting cargoes of wheat and corn, slower passages, firmer English wheat prices, and mixed cargo values. Liverpool shows steady flour and commodities, with specific prices for wheat, corn, pork, bacon, and butter. Cotton trading remains moderate with clear upland and Orleans quotes and futures quiet. Rio de Janeiro reports coffee prices and weekly US-bound shipments, Havana lists Spanish gold prices.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
California
Uplands
Orleans
Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Exchange
Cresson Mountain House Opens for Season with Observation Cars
On June 23 the Cresson Mountain house atop the Alleghenies opened for the season and the Pennsylvania railroad placed open observation cars on day express trains between Altoona and Cresson for passengers. No extra charge for seats, offering views of the mountain scenery including the famous horseshoe curve. Also noted are the Massachusetts Normal Art School graduation exercises on Friday the 2%h and an exhibition of student works open to the public from 2 to 8 on Friday and from ? to 8 on herriday at the school building Deacon house Washington between Concord and Worcester streets Admission free.
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Allegheny Mountains
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Cresson
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Herriday
Deacon House
Washington
Concord
Worcester
Real estate transfers and mortgages across Boston area 1883
A compendium of property transactions from Boston and surrounding neighborhoods listing sales prices in dollars, quitclaims, and mortgages. Entries cover Washington Street to Roxbury with dates in 1883 and 1885, detailing buyers such as Minot Crocker, John Richie, Mary Moran, Charles Green, and institutions like West Boston Savings Bank, Roxbury Institution for Savings, and city receivers.
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William Minot
Ariel Crocker
Court
Bowdoin Square
John Richie
Eaton Street
James Bancroft
Als
Michael A Ae
Cyrus Wakefield
Guardian
William F. Matchitt
Salem and
Cooper Streets
Timothy Crowle
William Farrell
Yarmouth Street
Eliza A. Robinson
Calvin Swallow
Charles Green
Genesee Street
Mary Moran
Winnifred Cavanaugh
Jacob Brown
Charter Street
Mary A. Steele
Owen Argo
Sharon Street
Harrison Avenue
George E. Alden
Patrick Craffey
Kendall Street
Adolph Wengenroth
Quitelard
Abby Hoxie
Norwich Street
Ella
Shipley
William W. Forbes
Greenwich Park
West Boston Savings Bank
Mary A. Adams
North Street
James Fitzgerald
North End Savings Bank
Milford
Bond Street
Paul B. Eltz
Florin
Treigany
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Dartmouth
Exeter
Russell Sturgis
Herbert Nash
Bie
High Street
Washington Square
John Goldthwait
Provident Institution For Savings
Newbury Street
West Chester Park
Hereford Street
George Wheatland, Jr
Sur— Savings Bank
Charter
Foster Streets
Elizabeth Sheerin
Boston
Five Cents Savings Bank
Brooks Popular in London Returns to America
From the Whitehall Review, Mr. Phillips Brooks, the American preacher, has been exceedingly popular in London. Rumors claimed he might not return to America and that his theological opinions changed during his stay. He enjoys England, but will return home about mid September. no alteration in his religious views is reported.
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Brooks
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Vermont Valley Report Shows Gains and Diminishing Surplus
The annual report for the Vermont Valley railroad and its Sullivan County line for the year ending March 31, 1883 records gross earnings of 170,698 dollars, operating expenses 106,377, net earnings 70,321, miscellaneous 9,235, and available revenue 79,556. Surplus after interest and taxes is 23,701, down from 32,912 the prior year, with net earnings up by 28,162 from last year.
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Vermont Valley Railroad Company
Sullivan County Road
First Po
Vermont Valley Railroad
Sullivan County Railroad
Sullivan County
Bellows Falls
Claremont Junction
North Walpole
Charlestown
Windsor
Denver
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Potters suit over Boston land taken for Huntington Ave
In the Superior Court before Judge Aldrich Asa P Potter sues the City of Boston for damages after about 30000 feet of land between Parker street and Rogers avenue in Roxbury was taken for the Huntington avenue project. Verdict for plaintiff 562333. N Morse and G E Jacobs for petitioner T M Babson for defendant. Also in Superior Criminal Court on June 25 Judge Bacon presided Bowler guilty of larceny from the person sentenced to three years. Others pled guilty to various offenses with penalties and fines.
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Ruggles Avenue
George D. Russell
George D. Russel
Heath Place
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Patrick H. Rogers
Frederick Davis
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Same
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Anna C. Mellen
Conant Street
Ferenda D. Osgood
People’s National Bank of
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Asa P. Potter
City of
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Rogers Avenue
Roxbury
Pei Untington Avenue
N. Morse
G. E. Jacobs
T. M. Babson
Probate Notices Admitting Wills and Administrations
On June 25 before Judge McKin the wills of William H Harding Ellen Smith George Washington Warren Jeremiah Harrington Mary Dewey Mary R Kuhn Mary S Hagar James O Wolf Lyman W Quimby Patrick J Scott James A German Jr Martha A Wheelock Theodore Dehon Edmund F Cutler were admitted to probate. Letters of administration issued for Peter Gorman Jane Eliza White Harriet C Mann Mercy E Davis Marie M Penfield Sophia C Gullbrandson Henry G McCall Manoel de 8 Cardozo Otis Pierce Louisa R Gale Julia Reardon Joseph H Gleason Jeremiah Denehy Ann Brown Henry Fisher Caroline P Fairbanks John M Kenney Eunice J Smith Bridget Gilbey Emeline Kingman George K Hooper Jane E White Jane Jones Lorenzo Bowen Edward B Sellers.
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Ellen Smith
George Washington Warren
Jeremiah Harrington
Mary Dewey
Mary R. Kuhn
Mary S. Hagar
James O’wolf
Lyman W. Quimby
Patrick J. Scott
James A. German, Jr
Martha A. Wheelock
Theodore Dehon
Edmund F. Cutler
Peter Gorman
Jane Eliza White
Harriet C. Mann
Mercy E. Davis
Marie M. Penfield
Sophia C. Gullbrandson
Henry G. McCall
Manoel de 8
Jane E. White
Jane Jones
Lorenzo Bowen
Edward B. Sellers
Municipal Court Updates June 25 Judge Forsaith Delivers Fines
In June 25 proceedings Judge Forsaith fined Kate Donovan 10 dollars plus costs for larceny. Lottie Mansfield and Emma Ewen, described as common nightwalkers, received six months in the house of correction. McCarthy discharged on one assault count. Macken fined 5 and 10 dollars plus costs on two counts. Riley held for 1,000 dollars for the superior court. Garth and Goldberg fined 10 dollars each for standing on a public street beyond limits. Gray and Goff cases continued at 500 dollars each to July 8 and July 2. Shannon held 2,000 dollars for trial upstairs. Cunliff and Brooks held 1,200 dollars each for breaking and entering. In South Boston, Sheehan held 300 dollars for the grand jury. Wallace fined 10 dollars and costs on two assault counts. Coughlin fined 16 dollars and costs, held 100 dollars for the superior court on third drunkenness.
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John Macken
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Superior Court
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Solomon Goldberg
Frank Gray
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Goodrich F. Cunliff
Douglas Brooks
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Peter Wallace
Jeremiah F. Coughlin
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Ricker
Edwin Bradley
Damiel C Willis
Sud Anne Hendrick
Isaac Davis
Jet
Commissioners’ Sale of
Kirkland St
County of Suffolk
Kirkland Street
Said Street
Caroline L. Porter
John ‘Adams
Mary Jarvis
Calvin Damon
Porter
City of Boston
Lucinda Fuller
James W. Fren
Harvey N. Collison
Charles S. Hanks
Jane
Boots & Shoes
Inew York
A. S. Richards & GO
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
N. B
Lippincott
Alaalos
Ghat Pens
Joseph Gillott & Sons